Back 40 row reveals evolution clash and goose drama
Our Daily Bread columnist reports on geese disputes in a backyard over eggs and a domestic goose hierarchy. He links the scene to Initiated No. 1 of 1928 barring teaching evolution in public schools and laments the political nature of the state supreme court action. He contrasts the quarrel with a national note on a measles case at Buckingham Palace and a crime bag found in Arkansas.
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Rundy
Gosling
Ling
Mark
Grundy
Mr. Honker
Breme Court
United States
Supreme “Court
Americans Shoot Down Three MiGs Over North Vietnam
American jets pressed raids deep into the North Vietnamese heartland bombing rail lines toward Hanoi and clashing with MIG interceptors. Three MiGs were reported shot down as U.S. forces logged 113 strike missions in North Vietnam and five B52 raids in South Vietnam. A Navy Crusader was shot down, pilot missing, amid dogfights that left 77 MIGs downed and 20 U.S. planes lost.
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George McArthur
Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Thai Nguyen
American Facilities Attacked Across Middle East
American facilities in Baghdad Damascus and Alexandria faced mobs at the Alexandria consulate workers evacuated to safety no injuries reported Baghdad saw an attack on the American library and vehicle windows smashed books harmed Reuters sources said the Egyptian government was urged to provide protection amid the disturbances.
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Washington
Baghdad
Damascus
Alexandria
U. S
Memory Is Warehouse Of Pastimes And Posters By Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on memory as a personal warehouse where the past is kept, not bought. He recalls small town life, class cliches, fashion, family routines, and everyday quirks from a bygone era with humorous, affectionate recall.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Anyyone
Rockefeller to speak at Santa Fe conference
Governor Winthrop Rockefeller of Arkansas will address an industrial development conference in Santa Fe New Mexico at noon Wednesday. He is also scheduled to speak at Loomis School in Windsor Connecticut Friday at commencement. Other stops this week include the state AFL CIO convention in Hot Springs Tuesday Arkansas Boys State at Camp Robinson Thursday morning and the Arkansas Bar Association convention in Hot Springs Thursday afternoon.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Santa Fe
N.M
Windsor
Hackler's Charge Called Absurd and False
In Little Rock AP report True man Altenbaumer executive secretary of the Arkansas Republican party called a charge by two state Game and Fish Commission officials absurd and completely false. He said no request was made to give Republicans jobs and that Gov Winthrop Rockefeller sought resignations only after denied access to Republican party influence. Rockefeller planned a hearing to attempt removal under Amendment 35 as all seven commissioners refused to resign.
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Trueman Altenbaumer
Arkansas Republican Party
State Game and Fish Commission
Commission
GOP
Raymond Farris
Biscoe
Hugh Hackler
Alten Summer
Winthrop Rockefeller
Hackler
Altenbaumeer
Rockeffeller
Israeli Air Force Warrior Blow Reported In First War Day
U S government observers in the Middle East say the Israeli air force chewed up Arab air power on day one of the war. Reports cite claimed destruction of Egyptian Jordanian and Syrian aircraft and Arab claims of Israeli losses. Pentagon briefings say figures are scarce as fighting continues.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
U.S
Middle East
Israel
Pentagon
Jordan
Sinai
Gaza
Negev Desert
U. S
Charge of Attack Comes From Egypt Front War Claims
BEIRUT Lebanon AP Egypt today charged that planes from U S and British aircraft carriers attacked Arab forces in Jordan and provided an air umbrella over Israel on the Egyptian front. Cairo Radio quoted the Egyptian High Command claiming complete proof and warned of Arab reaction against American and British interests. King Hussein reportedly told Nasser radar detection noted activity but details on identification were not given.
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Lebanon
Egypt
U.S
Jordan
Israel
Cairo
Caro
Hussein
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Lockesburg Navy Marine Casualties Reported in Vietnam
Washington AP Army Sec. 4 Billy C. McFalls of Lockesburg Sevier County and Marine Cpl. Gary C Supplies of Marion Crittenden County were among 54 soldiers listed as killed in action in the Vietnam War by the Defense Department.
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Washington
Army
Billy C. McFalls
Lockesburg
Sevier County
Marine Cpl
Gary C
Marion
Crittenden County
Defense Department
Teacher Aid Based on Positions in Arkansas
Arkansas Attorney General ruled that state aid for teachers will be based on positions and individual teachers. Opinions upheld Act 259 of 1967 and approved regulations for implementing the act, clarifying the distribution of funds and a $500 raise per teacher. A. W. Ford and Floyd Parsons received the opinions regarding funding and implementation.
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Little Rock
Attorney General's Office
Arkansas
A. W. Ford
Floyd Parsons
State Board
Egypt Closes Suez Israel Advances in Air Ground Battles
UN negotiators and big powers duel over a cease fire as U S and Soviet Union hold private talks in New York. Diplomatic deadlock over withdrawal lines persists while Israel presses advances in Sinai and Gaza and Arab forces counter in Jordan. Egypt Syria Algeria sever relations with the United States amid mounting fighting and air losses. Vietnam and U S social security debates appear in Washington.
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United Press International
Moscow
UPI
Israel
Egypt
Suez
United Nations, N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Security Council
U.N
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Nikola T. Fedorenko
Council
Hans R. Tabor
Denemark
Strait of
Tiran
Arabs Claim U S British Planes Attack
Arab states cut oil to the United States and Britain after Cairo accused U S and British carriers of aiding Israel as Israeli forces pushed toward the Suez Canal. Israel claimed air superiority with reports of heavy Arab losses while Jordan Syria and Iraq faced incursions. Mobs attacked U S facilities in Damascus and Baghdad as the canal was said to be closed.
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el Arish
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Man Drowns in Shallow Slough Near Murfreesboro
Joseph B. Gibbon, 66, of near Murfreesboro, Arkansas, drowned in about one foot of water Monday after apparently fainting and slipping into a slough near his home while trying to fetch water to prime a pump.
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Murfreesboro, Ark
Joseph B. Gibbon
Murfreesboro
Youth Killed in Tractor Accident Near Mineral Springs
Ardmore Neal Jr., 14, of Mineral Springs, was killed instantly Monday when he fell beneath a bush dog towed by the tractor he rode in a field two miles east of Mineral Springs. Local authorities investigated the mishap as an accidental death.
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Miner Ornings
Atk
Ardmore Neal Jr
Mineral Springs
Here
No Foul Play in Death of Hope Man
A coroner's jury ruled the Arkansas truck driver Eugene Loved, 29, of Hope, was found hanged in a Mississippi motel room, but Sheriff Robert Lawson continued to investigate noting a cord around the neck and tied to a rack. The death is not ruled foul play, yet details remain under inquiry.
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Arkansas
Robert Lawson
Eugene Loved
Hope
Ark
Lawson
Loyed
All Around Town Highlights From Hope Area
Hope County events feature a Ladies swim lunch and bridge at Hope Country Club with a noon salad plate, hosted by Mrs. Mitch TaGrone Mrs. Kinard Young and Mrs. Henry Seamans. Charles Terry Brown earned a B S degree in pharmacy from the University of Houston on June 8 with his mother Mrs. Joe Brown and sister Mrs. Mildred Leggett in attendance. Airman C Larry R Lawrence son of Dr and Mrs L T Lawrence of Hope selected Personnel Pride Man of the Month at Castle Air Force Base California. Hempstead County Draft Board office in the Federal Building will close Wednesday for staff attendance at a Little Rock conference. Local attendees at the state B P W Club Meeting in Little Rock included Velora Bright Norma Jean Delaney Loveta Mouser Opal Daniel and Opal Hervey. Haskell Jones traveled to Petit Jean for briefings ahead of regional meetings with Governor Rockefeller and state officials. Hempstead County Bar Association plans Ladies Night dinner at Diamond Cafe with Rev Br Whitley speaking on his trip to Israel. Airman James F Snell son of Mr and Mrs James C Snell of Hope Route 8 selected for training at Sheppard AFB Texas as an aircraft maintenance specialist following graduation from Ianerburg High School.
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Hope Country Club
Mitch TaGrone
Kinard Young
Henry Seamans
Larry R. Lawrence
L. T. Lawence of Hope
Castle Air Force Base
Cali
James F. Snell
James C. Snell
Hope Bt. 8
Sheppard Afb
Texas
Air Force
Ianerburg High School
Besi
Amarillo Afb
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