Nine Scouts Die In Utah Desert Truck Crash
A truck carrying 46 Boy Scouts teachers and college staff overturned in southern Utah near Hole-in-the-Rock killing nine scouts two leaders and a Deseret News reporter. Thirteen others were hospitalized with two in critical condition as the party from the Ogden Salt Lake City Provo area traveled under LDS church auspices for a Utah desert excursion.
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Brigham Young University
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Arkansas Weather Summary: Heat Eases Across State
Weather report notes 24 hours ending Tuesday morning with high near 94 and low around 70. Clear to partly cloudy conditions prevail with scattered storms and locally severe chances in the west this afternoon. Tonight the north cools into the low 60s and the south into the low 70s with Wednesday mostly cooler and clear to partly cloudy.
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Weather forecast for Arkansas regions today through Thursday
Central Arkansas and adjacent regions see clear to partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures through Wednesday. Highs near 93 and 94, lows around 57 to 62. By Thursday a slow warming trend begins. Northwest and northeast Arkansas stay cool with highs around 84 to 85 and lows 54 to 62. Southwest and southeast Arkansas expect highs near 90 to 93 and lows about 60 to 66 with a gradual warmup into Thursday.
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Caplin says travel and entertainment tax law targets abuses
Mortimer Caplin the commissioner of Internal Revenue told the Southern States Conference of Certified Public Accountants that the new travel and entertainment expense law is aimed at curb ing abuses not legitimate business activity He said revenue agents are instructed to administer the law with this in mind and that it adopts strict record keeping as the enforcement key He noted favorable comments from businessmen and said the measure should end excesses undermining confidence in the tax system while recognizing legitimate business needs
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Mayors Chosen at Girl's State Camp Robinson
North Little Rock AP Mayors of 18 mythical cities were elected Monday at Girls State at Camp Robinson. Winners include Kay Barrett of McGehee Katherine Nowlin of Arkadelphia Sarah Sonneman of Fayetteville Pauline Appleton of Warren Christine Allen of Little Rock Casandra Seymore of Pine Bluff Grace Ross of Monticello Carolyn Phillips of Fort Smith Barbara McKinney of Conway Christine Peterson of Little Rock Judy Nel Mullen of DeWitt Carolyn Crawley of Forrest City Jane Nelson of Prescott Ray Rubers of Pine Bluff Polly Rennick of Brinkley Marilyn Kay Goelj of Arkadelphia Jamie Mewton of Russellville Shirley Wilkits of Smackovey.
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Camp Robinson
Kay Barrett
McGehee
Katherine Nowlin
Arkadelphia
Sarah Sonneman
Fayetteville
Pauline Appleton
Warren
Christine Allen
Little Rock
Casandra Seymore
Pine Bluff
Grace Ross
Monticella
Carolyn Phillips
Fort Smith
Barbara McKinney
Conway
Christine Peterson
Judy Nel Mullen
DeWitt
Carolyn Crawley
Forrest City
Jane Nelson
Prescott
Ray Rubers
Polly Rennick
Brinkley
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Jamie Mewton
Russellville
Shirley Wilkits
Smackovey
Football Is Favorite With Youths
Hope's Grade School Football program offers grade five and six players organized play on a proper field under supervision. The league runs three teams with a nine game fall schedule. Players compete in Flag Football to minimize injuries while preserving thrills. Each team has cheerleaders and volunteer coaches. By mid season the grads school boys practice twice weekly and look sharp. Local teams occasionally meet other towns and have yet to be beaten by outsiders.
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Hope
Mrs. Julia Duckett 93 Dies at Home in Blevins
Julia Stephens Duckett aged 93 and lifelong Hempstead resident died Sunday at her home in Blevins. She was a charter member of Brice Memorial Methodist Church. Survived by sisters Mrs. Margaret Bailey of Philadelphia and Mrs. Grieves Tibble of Ojai California, Mrs. Irene Nesbitt of Blevins, four brothers Elisijah Eugene Dewitt Saphens of Blevins and Verhart Stephens of Hope. Funeral 3 pm Tuesday at Brice Memorial Church with burial in Marbrack Cemetery.
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Ariadelphia
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Ojai
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Hope
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Income Tax Refund a Penny
A fragmented report from Vancouver outlines a penny income tax refund case involving Shirley Gqwat Saal Munday and a financial dispute tied to a conditional investment. The article references a refund and mentions See Las Lovina and related parties in a damaged text.
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Shotgun Theft Brings Arrest
Everett Williams has been charged with burglary and larceny in connection with the theft of a shotgun from Jerry Nelson's home last week, according to Police Chief Jack Brown.
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Iraq plans full-scale action against Kurdish rebels
Baghdad officials said they would launch a full-scale military operation against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq after Kurdish leaders ignored a 24 hour surrender ultimatum. A Kurdish spokesman said war has begun as the government declared the deadline failed.
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Rail unions agree to five day delay in walkout
Washington AP reports rail unions and railroads agreed to extend the deadline to 12:01 am next Tuesday delaying a nationwide strike. The agreement stalls the dispute over work rules affecting about 40 000 firemen on freight and yard trains as federal mediators push for continued talks.
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Friction Grows Over Kennedy Nuclear Talks
President Kennedy announced a Moscow conference on a nuclear test ban, drawing Republican ire over lack of prior consultation and venue concerns. Senate leaders questioned U S representation and possible concessions, while Humphrey praised the move as peace oriented. Goldwater condemned the decision and the atmospheric test pause.
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Local Man Charged in Groceries Theft
Amos Hilton Thompkins, a local man, faces charges of burglary and grand larceny over the theft of about $25 in groceries from a surplus storage in the old Oglesby school building. Police Chief Jack Brown and Assistant Chief Alvin Willis led the investigation.
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Yard of the Month winners listed by Hope council
All Around Town reports May Yard of the Month winners for Ward 1 through Ward 4 with addresses. Also notes Lt. Williams JT. Andrews leaving Hawaii for SEATO maneuvers in June, a family night supper at First Methodist, a large medical apparatus convention in Dallas, Emory University graduation milestones, Marine Lance Corporal Carroll W. Ashbrook’s training, Carolyn Strong’s Montreal flight for an eight week tour, and details of the Strong family.
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Hope
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At Age of 75 to Get Degree at College of San Mateo
Mawin Halerow, 76, a seaman, ordained minister, and later newspaper owner, will graduate from College of San Mateo next Sunday with an associate in arts degree. He says his attendance is his personal geriatrics experiment as he aims to avoid the aging decline he has witnessed. About 20 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren are expected to attend.
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Assures a Rights Bill Will Pass
President Kennedy reviewed the civil rights program with Democratic leaders and received assurances a bill will pass. House Speaker John McCormack and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield predicted passage, though timing remained unclear. Senate Democratic whip Hubert Humphrey said more consultation was needed.
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Anthrax Threat Growers Urged Vaccinations In Dry Weather
In Little Rock AP report state veterinarian Dr. Davie Ibsen warned hot dry conditions raise anthrax risk. Four recent cases were recorded in Drew and Chicot counties and near the Pulaski Lonoke line. Officials urged farmers in affected areas to vaccinate stock as spores thrive in dry soil. The known area lies southeast of Pocahontas to Texarkana.
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Mrs. I E Bain 69 Dies in Local Hospital
Audrey Bain a longtime Washington resident died Monday in a local hospital at age 69. She was a Holy Grove Methodist Church member. Survivors include her husband I T Bain and several relatives. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Herndon Cornelis Chanel with burial in Memory Gardens.
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Churchill Made Kentucky Colonel on Independence Day
Louisv ille AP reports Sir Winston Churchill was commissioned a Kentucky colonel by Governor Bert Combs. To honor the occasion, Churchill will receive a five gallon keg of Kentucky bourbon. The ceremony and presentation are planned for July 4 Independence Day.
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Wallace Blocks Two Negro Students at Alabama Uni
President Kennedy orders Alabama National Guard into federal service after Gov. George Wallace blocks two African American students from entering the University of Alabama. Students Malone and Hood are to register and may be escorted to dormitories as federal authorities coordinate. Wallaces efforts are halted by federal injunction and tense security surrounds Foster Auditorium. Temperature near 109 degrees amid brief confrontation before the students move to dorms.
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Wallace bars two Negroes from Alabama campus
Gov George C Wallace stood in the doorway of the University of Alabama to bar two Negroes from entering as President Kennedy ordered him to cease and desist Kennedy later instructed officials to halt the action Wallace faced sharp national condemnation and a federal response continued on page two
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