Kleindienst Confirmed as Attorney General After Long Fight
Washington AP Rich ard G Kleindienst won Senate approval as attorney general in a 64-19 vote, ending a lengthy confirmation battle. The Phoenix lawyer faced questions over ITT antitrust settlements tied to ITT funding for San Diego and later Miami Beach as Democrats pressed ethics concerns amid the presidential campaign.
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Washington
Richard G Kleindienst
Senate
Kleindienst
Phoenix
Ariz
John N. Mitchell
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Jack Anderson
ITT
San Diego
Miami Beach
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Anderson
Dita Beard
Community listing of judges and chairs at multiple venues
A long OCR excerpt lists numerous individuals linked to rooms and buildings in places like Sutton’s Store Ozan Saratoga Sardis Shower Springs and more. Names include Mrs Thelma Bristow Mrs Edna Griffin Mrs Ruth Applegate Mrs Verde Hollis and many others serving as chairs or hosts at towns halls schools churches and community buildings. The fragment ends with garbled text about Finns and a swampy misread line.
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Matt Bristow
Thelma Bristow
Frank Martin
Edna Griffin
Robert Griffin
Jaka Jones
Sutton’s
Royal Stroud
T. A. Smith
D. M. Worthey
H. E. Sutton. McCaskile
RCI
Beatrice Askew
Ada Silbaugh
Ruby Stone
Edward Steward
Jess Tinsley McNab
Daytime serials move up with hourlong soap trend
AP Television-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry reports networks show interest in hourlong soaps built from Winsome Wolfe and Mary Harris concepts. They plan five weekly hours, expanding from traditional 15 and 10 minute formats, aiming to keep audiences engaged during laundry and domestic chores.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Winifred Wolfe
Mary Harris
Miss Harris
Orosl
Oorces
Chasie
Agnes Niven
Soviet May Send Envoy to Israel
Yediot Aharonot reports Moscow may resume ties with Israel and is sending diplomats to Arab capitals to lay groundwork. An unnamed Soviet source says Russia still opposes Israel’s Arab policy yet seeks to avert war, with no direct Jerusalem contact currently.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Yediot Aharanot
London
Israel Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Middle East
Soviet Union
Middle
Amish Hat Exemption Restores Work For Old Order Men
Amish construction workers in northeastern Indiana lost their jobs after a 1970 OSHA hard hat rule. An exemption for the Old Order was issued, allowing them to work without hard hats while keeping workers’ compensation and insurance benefits unchanged. Employers welcomed the return of carpentry labor as the exemption takes effect.
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Oryan Rickard
Associated Press
Auburn
Ind
Indiana
John Martin Smith
Smith
U.S. Department of Labor
Altar Guild Meeting and Outdoor Events At Local Churches
The Altar Guild of Beebe Memorial C M E Church will meet at Mrs Josie Bizzle's home Sunday June 11 at 4 pm. A wiener roast is set for Saturday June 10 at 6 30 pm on Mt Zion C M E lawn. Wood Sisters of Malvern will sing July 2 at 7 30 pm at Pentecostal Church of God on North Sherman Street, sponsored by the Mission Department. Phyllis Regennia Strong, 1971 72 Hope High grad, attends Henderson State Summer School studying Special Education, daughter of Orsola Mae and Robert Titus Strong of Chicago, granddaughter of Rena Williams of Hope.
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Altar Guild of
Beebe Memorial
C.M.E. Church
Josie Bizzle
Mt. Zion C.M.E
Wood Sisters of
Malvern
Pentecostal Church of God
North Sherman Street
Mission Department
Inez Graves
Jess Graves
Phyllis Regennia Strong
Hope High School
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Strong
Orsola Mae Strong
Robert Titus Strong
Chicago
Rena Williams
Hope
Bookmobile Schedule for June 12 and 13
The schedule lists locations and times for the bookmobile on June 12 in Rocky Mound Gilbert Emmet School Pleasant Hill Loop and on June 13 at Boyce Thompson Columbus Washington Ozan and Tollett Home. A separate note claims Jesus public ministry lasted about two to three years based on Passover counts.
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Rocky Mound
Gilbert
Emmet School
Pleasant Hill Loop
Boyce
Thompson
Columbus
Washington
Ozan
Tollett
Jesus
1979 Small Town Help Favored in Congress
Congress moves toward a rural development bill with about 500 million dollars a year in grants and expanded loan powers to improve small towns and rural living, replacing a revenue-sharing approach. The package targets communities up to 10 000 people with industrial loans for cities to 50 000.
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Carl C. Craft
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate House
America
Nixon
House
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
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Texas
Hempstead County Extension Homemaker Council
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el Dorado
KE. H
Lyle Allen
Vincent Willett
Ernest Graham
Hope Ark Star
Att
Clifford Messer
B. Arnett
R.C. Sjames
Saratoga
Vivian Gathright
America Gathright
Clara Dillard
Wiley Dillard
Willie McJunkins
Jimmie Griffin
Ray Martin
Louise Waters
Leo Hatch
Gent Ratliff
Luck Cowling
Wilkie Chisin
Joseph Whitmore
Virgil Tollett
Fulton Ammonette Shower Springs
Fellowship Hall
Alice Collier
Altan Arrington
Zelina Mullins
Donna Guilliams
Otis Fuller
Spring Hill
Mary Teague
Oris Thornton
Dorothy Collins
Edna Smith
David Stevenson
Stephenson
Buck Martin
Sue Askew
Bertha Bobo
Fred Aaron
Dave Curtis
Briant Bobo
Scheel Gani
India Belle Martin
Gene Shoemaker
Dorothy Taylor
Karl Bell
Audria Moses
Rebert O'Neal
Floyd Leverett
Don Worthy
Will V Rutherford
Don Worths
Oan
Pines
Blaubert
Miss Harr
Edwin Drood
Dickens
Tom Hughes
Pythasporas
Jesus’ Ministry
Chrysler
Newport Royal
Chrysler Motors
Tate Auto CO
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