Annexation Upheld on Appeal by Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld the Union County Circuit Court appeal that included a El Dorado grocery service station in an annexation. Skinner claimed the three appellants lacked standing due to no written pleading, but the court ruled two of the three had originally protested in county court and could appeal. The decision also notes the Skinner property exemption aided Sunday operation, and cites other rulings on a Morriston hospital stairway case and a Conway Circuit Court award for Mrs. Lynch. The piece closes with a San Jose housing ruling and a note on peach production in the United States per Britannica.
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Little Rock
State Supreme Court Today
Union County
el Dorado
Charles Skinner
Melvin Mayfield
Skinner
Union County Court
FE Dorado
Mayfield
Supreme Court
High Court
Conway Circuit Court
Paula Lynch
Atfirom
San Mateo
San Jose
California
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Texas
Virginia
Anta
Yungay
Christ
Santa River
Chimbote
Peru
Anza
U.S
United States
Huaylas Canyon
Lima
Guam
Panama Canal Zone
Tourist Centers Said Worth While Dedication in Fort Smith
Rep John Paul Hammerschmidt said tourists gain an important impression of Arkansas from new facilities like the Tourist Information Center near Dora. He spoke at the dedication ceremonies attended by C E Tudor J C Patterson and R G Cooper officials from the Arkansas Parks Commission and Highway Commission.
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Fort Smith, Ark
John Paul Hammerschmidt
R-Ark
Dora
Hammerschmidt
C. E. Tudor
Arkansas Parks, Recreation and Travel Commission
J. C. Patterson
State Highway Commission
R. G. Cooper
Arkansas Parks Commission
U S Envoy Kidnapped in Jordan Mystery Deepens
Morris Draper 42 a U S Embassy diplomat in Amman disappeared Sunday night en route to a dinner party. U S officials suspect kidnapping by Palestinian commandos. Harry Odell reports Jordan hints at possible release. State Department silent on details. Draper, head of the embassy political section, is USC graduate fluent in French and Arabic.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
Jin Amman
Jordan
Amman
Ferayeen
Morris Draper
California
State Department
Middle East
Harry S. Odell
Draper
University of Southern California
March for War in St. Louis draws 20,000 crowd
About 20,000 people, mainly construction workers, marched 3 1/2 miles in St Louis to back Nixon administration policy in Southeast Asia. Several altercations occurred with antiwar onlookers as marchers, 12 to 15 abreast, bore signs including Help Keep Communists Out of College and We the Silent Majority Are Not Dead.
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St, Louis
Southeast Asia
CIA Uses Foreign Aid Fund in Laos Revealed
Washington AP report quotes U S foreign aid chief John A Hannah admitting the CIA uses the foreign aid program as a cover for operations in Laos. Hannah says the preference is to end such use and notes Laos is the only place where this occurs.
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Washington
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
Laos
John A. Hannah
Hannah
10000 Thai Troops Hired by U S for Vietnam
Senate hearings reveal a secret money for troops pact with Thailand under which Bangkok sent 10000 volunteers to fight in South Vietnam in exchange for about 200 million dollars. The accord reportedly covered training equipment and overseas allowances plus a battery of Hawk missiles and boosted aid to about 80 million dollars in 1968 1969 to modernize Thai forces.
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Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
United States
Thailand
Bangkok
Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Senate Foreign Relations
William P. Rogers
Cambodia
U.S
Symington
Rogers
Nixon
Johnson
Laos
Supreme Court Trustees Favor Several Arkansas Appeals
The Associated Press reports affirmed various rulings from Arkansas circuit courts across multiple cases including Lantrip, Rose Smith, Lynch, Johnston, Whayne, and Shackleford. One case, Garrison, was reversed and remanded. A petition for rehearing was denied. A public welfare clinic in June invites invited children for medical checkups with named clinicians and volunteers from several statewide groups.
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Associated Press
Carleton Harris
Arkansas Power & Light Company
Armory
Charles G. Smith
Betty Lee
Texarkana
Inex Merritt
Department of Public Welfare
Little Rock Arkansas
Max Kitchen
Prescott
Elaine Hoelscher
Nashville
Lewisville
Red Wylie
Mary Turner R.N
Alma Knox
Red River Vocational School
Pat Pennington
Carolyn Chamberlin
Hazel Jorden
Virginia Cully
Jackie Marsh
Iris Corley
Mary Purtle
Rally in Los Angeles supports Vietnam war effort
About 1,000 marchers gathered on the California Capitol steps to back President Nixon and a Southeast Asia victory. Rev Carl McIntire urged Congress to back money and moral support to win in Vietnam, criticizing Sen Fulbright as a "surrenderer" while petitions urged Arkansans to vote on removing him.
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Little Rock
Carl McIntire
Vietnam
Cambodia
McIntire
Southeast Asia
Pesbliten
Congress
Nixon
Southeast
Asia
Capitol
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
M. L. Moser
Fulbright
Communist Party
United States
Arkansas
Arkansans
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Governor DeWalle
Malvern Club
Mo Ark
Dean Murphy
F. C. Crow
Carter Russell
Jewel Moore, Jr
K. G. Hamilton
Dist
Bert Miller
Laura
Joe Chumney
Batesville
Treas
Cecil Meyers
Strong
L. C. Baker
Perry Mason
Searcy
Karen Atterbury
Dick) DeWade
Ark
Kenneth Hamilton
Hope
Mo-Ark
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Grady
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L.A
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London Guide
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