Incumbents Lead In Most Arkansas Congressional Primaries
vote counts from Arkansas districts show incumbents likely to win renomination with runoffs pending. In the 1st District Rep E C Gathings faced Lee Ward of Jonesboro, in the 2nd Rep Wilbur Mills opposed by Jack Eardley and Arthur Mills, and in the 8th District Rep J W Trimble opposed by David Burleson and Jim Evans. Early tallies reveal Mills leading in the 2nd and Trimble ahead in portions of the 3rd, with Burleson and Evans trailing.
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Lee Ward
Jonesboro
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Jack Eardley
Arthur Mills
Little Rock
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David Burleson
Fayetteville
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Hot Springs
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Burleson
Evans
Arkansas
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Texarkana
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Noted Doctor of Australia Dies
SYDNEY Australia AP Sir Norman McAllister Gregg the Australian doctor who discovered that German measles during pregnancy could cause a deformed child died today after a short illness He was 74 Gregg made his discovery 25 years ago His first clues to the relationship of German measles and infant malformation came from listening to what mothers had to say about their health during pregnancy Samual King Jr class of 69 Will manage Yale's indoor track team next winter He's from Honolulu
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Australia
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Gregg
Samual King Jr
Yale
Honolulu
Ella Churns Toward Puerto Rico In Tropical Storm Pattern
Tropical storm Ella tracked toward Puerto Rico with likely brushes on the Leeward and Virgin Islands. The U S Weather Bureau in San Juan reported Ella about 209 miles ENE of the city as swells and thundershowers were forecast for the northern Leewards and Virgins. Hurricane Dorothy meanwhile lay about 500 miles west of the Azores moving northeastward with no mainland threat for two days. In a separate crime report, Eric Dean was shot and killed in a racially mixed slum area as clashes with police continued. a 25 caliber gun linked to the shooting remained unrecovered. Gallashaw, a former New York State Program for Youths painter, was arrested near his home.
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Virgin Islands
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Ing
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Young Dean
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Dean
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Gallashaw
New York
New Yorker Held for Race Death in Brooklyn Slaying
Police arrested 17 year old Ernest Gallas shaw, a New York house painter, on homicide charges for the sniper slaying of an 11 year old Negro boy during a racial outbreak in East New York. Deputy police commissioner Sylvan Fox said the suspect was employed by a state and poverty program.
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New York
Brooklyn
Sylvan Fox
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Theen
Race Riot in Frisco Is Broken Up
SAN BERNARDINO Calif AP Nearly 60 persons most of them Negroes were arrested early today after three hours of rock throwing and shouting in the citys Negro district No injuries were reported but some building windows were broken and several cars dented at Baseline and Muscott streets said San Bernardino Police Lt Robert Mulligan Mulligan characterized the disturbance as troublemaking adding those arrested were between the ages of 18 and 21 or younger Seventy five officers of the California highway patrol San Bernardino County sheriff department and city police controlled the disturbance without firing a shot or using tear gas Mulligan said
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GM profits drop sharply in second quarter
General Motors reported a sharp profit decline for the April through June period, blaming lower unit sales and higher costs. Earnings per share fell to 1.90 from 2.23 last year, with first half net income at 1.14 billion and sales down 12 million dollars from 1965’s first half peak. Executives attributed stronger economy and high vehicle sales to support an expected solid year for the auto industry.
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Morse seeks emergency step to end airline strike
Sen. Wayne Morse proposed a 180 day strike pause with mediation and a 150 day deadlock report to Congress to halt the airline walkouts. A 1:30 pm hearing in Washington would hear Defense, Commerce, Labor, and Post Office officials plus union and airline reps. The strike costs airlines about 7 million dollars daily and 1.6 million to workers, with 4,100 flights canceled daily. Lost wallet found in Tennessee after summer fishing trip.
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Senate
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Oswald widow relocates to Greenville after Dallas departure
Marina Oswald Porter leaves Dallas seeking privacy as she moves into a new home in Greenville Texas. She tells reporters she rejects living in a public spotlight and notes the contrast with the glass house image associated with her late husband.
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Tex
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Kenneth Jess Porters
Warren Commission
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Marina
Holt J
Oswald
Rapher
Hensman
Porter
Russia
Texas
McNamara in Appeal to the NATO
U S Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara urged NATO allies to build a stronger force and share costs as plans for five years unfold at a NATO defense ministers meeting. He rejected moves to reduce forces amid cooling tensions, saying a threat remains and must be met with unity.
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U. S
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United States
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Arkansas Races Show Split Amid Desegregation Debate
In Arkansas July 27 1966 primaries Frank Holt and Johnson lead a crowded Democratic field as Republicans nominate Rockefeller, while segregationist stance shadows the race. Johnson Holt and Hays among top contenders. Rockefeller defeats McMillan in GOP bid. Faubus stays silent on endorsements.
Stamps Schools Lose Federal Aid Over Desegregation
The Office of Education moved to terminate federal aid to a number of districts in four southern states for noncompliance with the 1964 Civil Rights Act desegregation requirements. Arkansas districts affected include Stamps Fordyce and Marvel District No 22.
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Office of Education
Arkansas
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Fordyce
Marvel
Sentry Collar Provides Three Month Flea Protection for Dogs
A plastic Sentry Collar releases an odorless vapor insecticide to kill fleas for at least three months. It fits over the regular collar and should remain on except during baths. The collar is tested at universities, field-tested on various breeds, and carries the Good Housekeeping Seal and USDA registration.
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Good Housekeeping
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Falcons rookie Randy Johnson eyed NFL MVP honors
Monopoly on MVP trophies by Randy Johnson grows as the 6-4 quarterback from Texas A&I, who has appeared in three all-star games since college, dominates MVP awards in the Blue-Gray Game, the Seni Bowl, and the All-America Game.
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