Weather and Tragedy Highlight Page Two
Weather report notes a 24 hour period ending 7 am Tuesday with high 91 and low 69 and a forecast for Arkansas partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers and high 80s to 90s through Wednesday. In Antrim Ontario seven Johnston children and their 21 year old aunt died in a fiery crash with a tractor trailer on Highway 17 near Kinburn. Florence Brown of Ottawa drove the car. Separate item notes rising rude behavior toward guest speakers at Harvard Dartmouth and Brown universities amid alleged Ivy League tension.
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Dodd ethics probe prompts senate censure debate
The ethics committee recommended censure of Senator Dodd for a five year conduct pattern. Dodd defended himself, pledging a detailed, honest presentation. Leader Stennis and Bennett chaired the panel as hearings were barred during debate.
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Utah
Russell B. Long
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Ethics Committee
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New Orleans
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Deutsch
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Federal grants fund Morriston hospital project and McGehee renewal
Two federal agencies approved grants totaling 1 050 009 to build a new general hospital at Morriston to be operated by the Sisters of St Benedicts. Fulbright said a 350 000 Economic Development Administration grant and 700 000 from the Health, Education and Welfare department. HUD also advanced 75 726 for survey and planning of an urban renewal project at McGehee.
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Morriston
J. William Fulbright
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Economic Development Administration
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Fulbright
Sisters of the Order of St. Benes
Department of Housing and Urban Development
McGehee
Presbyterians Name Negro Presbyters First Negro Leader in New York
The Rev. Robert P. Johnson was elected general presbyter of the Presbytery of New York the first Black to hold the top post in the district. He will oversee 118 churches and 44,090 communicants, succeeding Rev. Graydon E. McClellan who moved to a similar post in Washington. Johnson has led Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church in Washington since 1954 and is known for urban problems expertise.
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Presbytery of
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Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church
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Big City
Graydon E. McClellan
Pee
Washingon
Nashville Teachers File Suit in Desegregation Case
Five Negro teachers from Nashville have filed a federal suit claiming dismissals violated the merger consent order from the desegregation case. They seek reinstatement and an order barring further hires while the case proceeds. Names include Tom Walton Earnestine Walton Claude E. King Jr Major Reynolds White and Altha Shaw.
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Nashville
Federal District Court
Childress
Tom Walton
Earnestine Walton
Claude E. King Jr
Major Reynolds White
Altha Shaw
White
John W. Walker
Little Rock
Jack Greenberg
Michael Meltsner
New York
Desert fighting and fleeing civilians in Sinai clash
June 13 1957 dispatch describes brutal desert combat near Gaza and El Arish with Israeli forces burying dead and aiding civilians while Egyptian soldiers flee toward the Suez Canal. A bombed Egyptian halftrack and a tense roadblock exemplify the ongoing clash as heat and fear intensify.
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Sinai
el Arish
Suez Canal
Meridan
Western Arkansas ED District seals grants for two cities
The Economic Development Administration announced grants for Arkansas towns and a six county area named the Western Arkansas Economic Development District. Fort Smith will host headquarters. Marianna gets 998,910 for water and sewer expansion plus 496,000 loan. Morrilton receives 350,000 for a 76 bed hospital project.
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Economic Development Administration
Arkansas
Western Arkansas Economic Development District
Crawford
Franklin
Logan
Polk
Scott
Sebastian
Fort Smith
Marianna
Morrilton
Bruce Terminix Pest Protection Guarantee Ad
Bruce Terminix promises termite elimination and future damage protection up to 25000 dollars. The ad cites extermination of ants roaches mice and other household pests with guaranteed coverage. Contact PR7 4931 in Garland Smith for professional service labeled killers.
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Terminix
Garland Smith
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