Obituary Notice for Monroe With Unclear Details
Fragmentary obituary indicates survivor Mary and named individuals. Funeral arrangements reference Osborne Home and Farrel Park Cemetery in Shreveport with unclear dates and spells. The text is garbled and lacks complete identifiers or explicit dates.
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Nemiter
Unified Court Chosen by Arkansas Constitutional Convention
In Little Rock the Arkansas Constitutional Convention approved a plan to create a unified court system with a single Supreme Court handling trial and appellate work. The high court would also set judicial districts, subject matter divisions, and oversee district judges and justices for six year nonpartisan terms. A judicial ethics commission was proposed to investigate conduct and competence, with a vote pending on its exact powers.
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Little Rock
State Constitutional Convention
Arkansas
Supreme Court
High Court
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Trial Court
Judicial Ethics Commission
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Judicial Department
Two Accidents In City Morning Reported
Police logged two morning accidents in the city. At 11:15 on West 19th Street a car driven by Kelly Eakley backed onto a parked Linda Thompson vehicle, charged with failure to yield. At 11:45 a.m. William Harrell's truck edged into the wrong lane at Third and South Main, striking Cla rice Cannon, charged with failure to yield.
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West 19Th Street
Memorial Hospital
Kelly Eakley
Kim Street
Linda Thompson
Eakley
Neal
Wiliam Harrell
Little Rock
Third
South Main Streets
Harrell
Clarice Cannon
Johnson
Nixon visits Gandhi Memorial amid antiwar protests
President Nixon arrived in India and greeted cheering supporters before attending a wreath ceremony at the Gandhi Memorial near Rajghat. Police and dignitaries watched as demonstrators clashed with security, and a fence briefly gave way as Nixon separated from the crowd. Mrs. Gandhi said the United States must withdraw from Vietnam and let Vietnamese decide their own fate.
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Nixon
Secret Service
India
Asia
Tourist Dies of Heart Attack at Plaza Restaurant
Mrs. Edith Martsolf age 37 of Bossier City La died after a heart attack at the Plaza restaurant on U S 67 East around 1 pm today. She was transported by ambulance to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead on arrival. Her husband who is stationed at Barksdale Field and their two children were with her. Her body was taken to Herndon Funeral Home and will be sent to Pennsylvania for burial.
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Edith Martsolf
Bossier City
Plaza
U.S. 67
Martsolf
Barksdale Field
Herndon
Prosecution Duties Limit Private Law Practice Citywide
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Constitutional Convention approved a proposal outlining duties of prosecuting attorneys and banning private practice during their term. The amendment to drop the ban failed 35-59 as supporters argued private practice creates conflicts of interest and costs to taxpayers, while opponents warned of ambulance-chasing risks.
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Little Rock
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Lake Village
Living Cost Rise May Be Tapering Off
Washington AP reports a drop in wholesale prices signaling a possible easing of inflation. Cattle prices fell to 29.60 per cwt in mid July, with experts cautioning the slowdown may take months to reach consumer meat prices.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor
Tis
Agericulture Department
Edentists
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chase
Pope Leaves on Tour of East Africa
Pope Paul VI arrived in Kampala as Africa’s Catholics welcomed him with drums and dance. He urged Africans to keep Roman Catholic doctrine sincere while allowing local cultural expression and warned against dangers from religious pluralism and tribalism. The pope stated the Vatican supports reforms in how faith is expressed and acknowledged multiple valid forms of worship across Africa.
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Dennis Redmont
Associated Press
Kampala
Uganda
Pope Paul VI
Africa
Ayer
Paul
Lake Victoria
Rubaga
Europe
America
Vatican
Millwood Lake Report and May June Fishing Update
The Millwood Lake report shows pool elevation about normal at 258.20 feet and tailwaters at 231.40 feet. June visitation reaches 224,100 with discharge at 160 cfs. Lake condition reported clear. Bass fishing good on minis and artificial bait. crappie good on minnows. bream good on worms and crickets. catfish good on shad. Lyndon B. Johnson was first elected to the U.S. Senate in November 1948 by a seven vote margin over Stevenson of Texas.
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Millwood
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S. Senate
Gay. Stevenson
Texas
Kuznetsov's Defection Threatens Soviet Trust In Editors
Kuznetsov Tvardovsky faces ouster from Novy Mir editorship amid defection, amid state suspicions and potential harsh treatment. Western broadcasts will expose his case, while authorities frame dissent as instability. His novels Babi Yar and Fire drew conservative attack for exposing Nazi collaboration and Soviet workers’ portrayal.
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Tvardovsky
Novy Mir
New World
Kuznetsov
Yunost
Yevtushenko
Soviet Union
Valery Tarsis
Britain
Kremlin
Ukraine
Europeans Observe American Life Variations In Attitude And Dress
An exchange notes Europeon impressions of U S culture with remarks on fashion length of skirts and teen maturity. Virpi recalls adjusting skirts in reverse, while Koos 19 finds American life very casual and mentions a critical view from The London Daily Telegraph about a defector.
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Virpi
Finland
West German visitors on American life and patriotism
Tremel, 18, from West Germany notes Americans appear puritan yet independent. A girl opened a door for him, and she recalls the flag salute in class as a memorable sign of U.S. pride.
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Geome
Helde Tremel
West Germany
United States
Europe
Calendar of Events Eastern Star Meeting Notice
The Negro Community guide lists Ester Hicks contact numbers 777 4678 and 4474. Friday August 1 Zoran Chapter No 4 of the Order of the Eastern Star will meet at 7pm.
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Ester Hicks
Order of the Eastern Star
Zoran Chapter No. 4
Little Rock Mayor Sues Over Transfer Tax in Chancery
Former Little Rock mayor Martin Borchert filed suit in Chancery Court to stop the state Revenue Commissioner from enforcing the documentary stamp tax. The action aims to prevent pledging Act 239 revenue to the tax program.
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