Tidewater Weather Fun Warnings And Tea Board Restored
A whimsically compiled column notes the hurricane season naming system and a tropical storm tale from Norfolk with Alma and Becky among the cited names. It recalls Camille and a storm-filled past while remarking on tea board politics under President Nixon and a return of tea tasters amid public pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Gulf
Camille
Weather Bureau
Air Force
Pacific
Alma
Becky
Cecila
Dorothy
Ella
Felice
Greta
Haile
Isabel
Judith
Kendra
Lois
Marsha
Noreen
Orpha
Patty
Ana
Sherry
Thora
Poultry Science Conference Planned In Hope Arkansas
Fayetteville reporters note a Poultry Science Research Conference set for June 17 at the Town and Country Restaurant in Hope. The morning agenda includes U. of A. Animal Science head EL Stephenson and several poultry scientists with sessions chaired by Lowell Lankford and R.T. Lionel Barton. Topics cover management nutrition genetics marketing and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
Hope
Lowell T. Lankford
Extension Poultryman
EL. Stephenson
U. of A. Animal Science Dept
N. R. Gyles
J. C. Harris
D. L. D. Andrews, and Dr. P.W. Waldroup
Assoc
R.T. Lionel Barton
Excinsion Poultryman
T.J., Goodwin
T.S. Nelson
J.N. Beasley
E.H. Peterson
Wheeler R. Perkins
Stephenson
Indians on Alcatraz Seek Tours To Fund Occupation
Indians occupying Alcatraz island plan to run conducted tours of the former federal prison to raise money. The venture faces trouble as GSA regional head Thomas Hannon says no landing boats are authorized and may seek Justice Department action to halt the tours which begin today. Tourists would pay $4 and sign waivers releasing the Indians from injury liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Thomas Hannon
General Services Administration
Department of Justice
Three Military Leaders Install Argentine Junta
Argentina ousted President Juan Carlos Ongania in a bloodless coup. Lt. Gen. Alejandro Lanusse, Adm. Pedro Guavi, and Brig. Gen. Juan Carlos Rey sworn as provisional leaders. Junta vows to name a president within 10 days and outlines a plan toward political solution and possible elections.
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William H. Heath
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Carlos Ongania
Alejandro Lanusse
Adm
Pedro Guavi
Navy
Juan Carlos Rey
Eduardo Ortiz Basualdo
Supreme Court
Conrado Etchebarne
Jean Enrique Guglielmelii
Osiris Villegas
Ongania
Lanusse
Onganla
Cornell Professor Swings Mace in Campus Disruption
A 77 year old Cornell Romance languages professor wielded the university mace during Moriday’s commencement, striking a demonstrator and prompting campus police to arrest three. Witnesses describe the silver and gold 14 pound mace as a medieval symbol of authority, with one participant claiming Richard the Lionheart used it for defense.
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William Morrissey
Associated Press
Ithaca, N.Y
Cornell University
Morris Bisho
Alpha Kappa
Moriday
Richard the Lionhearted
Bishop
Sir Eric Clements
Goldsmith’s Guild of London
Reds Fail in Italy s Election
Italy s first regional elections boosted Premier Mariano Rumor s center left alliance as 12 of 15 regional legislatures came under their control. The Communists and allies won 31.1 percent overall, taking Emilia Romagna, but failing to secure majorities in Tuscany and Umbria. The Proletarian Socialists dropped to 3.2 percent after a split over 1968 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Mariano Rumor
Rumor
Socialist Party
Emilia-Romagna
Bologna
Tuscany
Florence
Umbria
Czechoslovakia
What’s New Boyle Would Just as Soon Not Hear About It
In a light column HAL Boyle lists common phrases people tire of hearing. He identifies recurring expressions like What’s new hot enough out for you Here today gone tomorrow and others that dull everyday conversation. The piece riffs on linguistic clichés and everyday small talk with humorous at times lists and examples.
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Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
Tomore
Civil rights chief questions Jackson State shooting evidence
Deputy Attorney General and leader of the federal probes says there is insufficient evidence to prove a sniper fired on Black students at Jackson State. He also notes Kent State has unanswered questions and criticizes Mississippi authorities for cooperation delays in the justice department inquiry.
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Washington (Ap
Kent State
Jackson State
Jackson State College
Mississippi
John Bell Williams
Leonard
Justice Department
Kent State University
Ohio
Augusta
U.S
Cambodia
Kent
FBI
State Patrol
Miner Fire at Hope Auto Co
Hope Fire Dept. responded at 3 20 p m Monday to the body shop of Hope Auto Co where trash ignited by a cutting torch caused a small blaze with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Hope Auto Co
Hope Fire Dept
FBI Picketing by Mafia Targets New York FBI HQ
A judge agrees to review a landmark case as FBI critics led by prominent mob figure Colombo picket the Manhattan FBI headquarters. The East Side residents seek a permanent injunction to end the loud demonstrations, calling them a nuisance and health hazard amid a rising protest by Italian-American groups nationwide.
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New York
FBI
Joseph Colottbo
Justice Department
State Supreme Court
George Starke
Monday
East Side
Starke
Colombo
Barry Ivan Slotnick
Manhattan
3Rd Avenue
69Th Street
Paul Arnold
League
Arnold
Truck-Trailer Collide Near Division and Highway 4
A 7:59 a.m. Tuesday crash at Division and Hwy 4 involved a trailer truck driven by Ivan Russell of Ashdown and car driven by Mrs. Hean Webb of Rt. 1 Washington. Webb’s car sustained considerable damage. Officer Marvin Artebury charged Russell with following too close.
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Apts Fide
Division
Hwy. 4
Ivan Russell
Ashdown
Hean Webb
Rt. 1
Washington
Webb
Marvin Artebury
Russell
New Organization Aims to Keep People Away From Florida
Gainesville Florida AP Zero Population Growth urges limiting births to two children. Dr Seymour Block of UF cites world overpopulation and argues for economic incentives to reduce family size, proposing penalties for larger families and tax perks for two-child households. ZPG has chapters in Jacksonville Gainesville Palm Beach Satellite Beach.
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Eric Sharp
Associated Press
Gainesville
Fla
Chambers of Commerce
Sunshine State
Seymour Block
University of Florida
ZPG
Florida
Block
Jacksonville
Palm Beach
Satellite Beach
America
McLarty Announces Run for Arkansas Legislature
Mack McLarty today announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the Arkansas state legislature from the district he plans to contest. He seeks the seat amid a field of challengers and signals a push for party gains in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack McLarty
Arkansas
Speedup of U.S. Trials Demanded
Sen. Sam Ervin introduced a bill to require federal criminal trials start within 60 days of indictment. The measure, co sponsored by Sen. Philip Hart, targets serious felonies first and exempts tax, antitrust and security cases. District courts would outline plans and report needed funds and staff to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Senate
Ervin
Michigan
Philip A. Hart
Nixon
District“of Columbia
Supreme Court
Florida
Congress
Golden Eagle Grounded as Parks Move to Per-Visit Fees
Outdoor lovers face new daily charges as the Golden Eagle pass expires. Interior officials announce the pass is grounded awaiting House action, forcing travelers to pay per carload per day to access 4000 federal recreation areas. Senate backs an unlimited extension while the House stalls for a temporary fix.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
America
Interior Department
House of Representatives
Forest Service
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Senate
House
House Interior Committee
King Hussein Survives Assassination Bid Amid Jordan Fighting
Amid heavy clashes between Jordanian forces and Palestinian guerrillas in Amman, King Hussein escaped an assassination attempt as his motorcade was fired on in Sweileh. A ceasefire talks had begun but the fighting persisted with rockets and heavy weapons. Gunfire and explosions filled the capital while guerrilla reports noted the king's driver was wounded.
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Dennis Neeld
Associated Press
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Ammar Radio
Israel
Sweileh
Beirut
Lebanon
Arkansas Supreme Court to hear Harber attendance fraud appeal
Floyd Harber former Gosnell High principal seeks a state Board of Education hearing over his firing for allegedly exposing falsified daily attendance figures. The suit argues public hearings are required when teacher licenses may be revoked, and a lower court dismissed after a three member committee investigation.
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Little. Rock
State Supreme Court
Floyd Harber
Harber
High Court
Murray C. Reed
Little Rock
State Education Board
Lee Ward
Jonesboro
Hare Ser
Showers Return to Arkansas Predicted by Weather Bureau
The Associated Press reports that afternoon heating and Gulf moisture may trigger showers in Western Arkansas with fair skies elsewhere. High pressure is moving east, expected to fade as its center shifts, with scattered showers increasing later in the day into tonight.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
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