Soviet Vote Goes Exactly as Expected
Soviet parliamentary and local elections drew massive turnout in all 15 republics with Khrushchev voting in Moscow and cosmonauts casting ballots by radio. Reported turnout exceeded 99 percent as voters pledged support for the Communist bloc.
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James R. Peipert
Associated Press
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Earth
Nina Petrovna
Khrushchev
Georgy Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Dobrovolsky
Communist Party
Weather Station Report: 24 Hours Ending Monday 7 Am
Weather data shows a 24 hour period ending at 7 am Monday with a high of 97 and a low of 67 plus 0.38 inches of precipitation. Forecasts call for Arkansas to be partly cloudy warm and humid through Tuesday with scattered showers and thundershowers diminishing late Tuesday. a few severe storms are possible in north Arkansas tonight. Tuesday highs reach upper 80s to mid 90s with Tuesday night lows mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Arkansas
Allies Battle on Three Fronts Across Indochina
Cambodian and South Vietnamese troops clashed with Communist forces on three fronts in Cambodia and in South Vietnam. In Cambodia, fighting near Phnom Penh and the Vihear Suor marshes continued into a third week with no casualty figures released. Near Srang, government troops were driven from the town by North Vietnamese attacks, while near Krek south of Phnom Penh South Vietnamese infantry reported 29 enemy killed with 5 of their own dead and 11 wounded. In South Vietnam’s central highlands, paratrooper reinforcements fought into the night at Fire Base 5 where 24 North Vietnamese were killed in a 54 hour clash, and 1 South Vietnamese soldier was killed with 21 wounded. Prime Minister Pham Van Dong urged North Vietnamese forces to intensify the war, saying the U.S. program to bolster South Vietnamese forces is failing.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
Pham van Dong
North Vietnam
New National Assembly
U.S
Vihear Suor
Phnom Penh
Srang
Krek
Triborder
Laos
Arkansas High Court decisions summarized by AP
The Associated Press reports affirmations and reversals from Arkansas High Court proceedings. Cases include Sutherland v. Ark Department of Insurance reversed, Freeman v. Freeman affirmed, Henley et al affirmed, Fogleman v Home Insurance affirmed, Lyons v State affirmed, Jackson v Smith affirmed, Modern American Mortgage Corp v Nelson affirmed, Ahrens v Harris affirmed, Ahrens v McNutt reversed and remanded, and rehearings denied in Railroad Co. v Abel. Plasma note included.
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Associated Press
Carleton Harris
Rudy Lee Sutherland
Ark
Department of Insurance
Pulaski
George Rose Smith
J. L. Freeman
His Guardian
Carmie F. Freeman
Clark City
Lyle Brown
Leland Henley
O. W. L. Goggins
Searcy
John A. Fogleman
J. Q. Floyd
Home Insurance Company
Phillips Circuit
Tommy Lyons
State of Arkansas
Lincoln Circuit
J. Fred Jones
Melba Ann Jackson
F. B. Smith
van Buren Ciy
Conley Byrd
Modern American Mortgage Corporation
William R. Nelson
Union Ciy
H. C. Ahrens, Jr
Monnie Ruth Harris
Faulkner Circuit
Frank Holt
Claudia H. Ahrens
William T. McNutt
Ark. Chy
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Co
C. W. Abel
Carl Dickinson
Phi Beta Lambda Lead Group Heads to Florida Conference
Eight members of the Rho Epsilon Chapter travel to the 20th Annual Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference in Miami Beach on June 14. They will attend discussion groups, business sessions, and contests in Parliamentary Procedure and Vocabulary Relay, with special entertainment by Gary Puckett and the Union Gap.
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Rho Epsilon
Phi Beta Lambda
Miami Beach
Florida
Gary Puckett
Union Gap
Betty Stuart
Ruthie Coopwood
Jerri Jackson
Janice Salisbury
Rosemary Isley
Dora McCulley
Carna Cato
Margie Jewell
Funeral services set for Paul Jackson Sr in Blevins
Paul Jackson Sr died Saturday in a Nevada County hospital. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Union Grove Baptist Church Blevins with Rev. Jerry Evans and Rev. Franky Burk. Burial at Union Grove Cemetery by Herndon Funeral Home. Survived by Ada Jackson wife two sons Elmer Lee Jackson Prescott Hank Paul Jackson Blevins eight daughters Otis Hardy Prescott Mary Jean Hickman Anston Ala Florence Lemmer Blevins Betty Bretz Odessa Texas Mattie Sue Pilgram Colorado Springs Colo Sara Jane Leminex Summerset Manitoba Canada Alice Fay and Deborah Sharon Jackson of the home.
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Paul Jackson
Nevada County
Union Grove Baptist Church
Blevins
Jerry Evans
Franky Burk
Union Grove Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
Ada Jackson
Elmer Lee Jackson
Prescott
Hank Paul Jackson
Otis Hardy
Mary Jean Hickman
Anston
Ala
Florence Lemmer
Betty Bretz
Odessa
Texas
Mattie Sue Pilgram
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sara Jane Leminex
Summerset
Manitoba
Canada
Alice Fay
Deborah Sharon Jackson
Rebalancing U.S. Wealth Need Cited
Pu laski County Clerk Jerome Climer told the House Ways and Means Committee that internal turmoil and wealth rebalancing justify Nixon's general revenue-sharing proposals. He criticized the seniority system and urged a House vote, while Rep. Mills opposed the plan.
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Washington
Pulaski County
Jerome Climer
House
Ways and Means
Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Climer
Congress
Mills
Presbyterians Torn by Strife at General Assembly
In MASSANETTA SPRINGS Va AP progressives lead the Presbyterian Church U S Southern after the election of moderator Rev Dr Ben Lacy Rose 56 of Richmond to the post. He defeated Rev Dr James Kennedy 271 to 170 on a second ballot amid push for reunion with United Presbyterian Church. Tensions loom over the plan and broader conflicts at the assembly.
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Massanetta Springs
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Southern
111Th General Assembly
Ben Lacy Rose
Richmond
James Kennedy
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Southern Church
United Presbyterian Church
Mass slaying, civil emergency, Vietnam air shift noted
AP reports seven killed and one wounded in a narcotics linked mass slaying. Albuquerque declares civil emergency after disorder with 11 shot, businesses damaged, police HQ pelted by a crowd of about 500. Pentagon data show South Vietnamese air force taking main combat role in South Vietnam. Nixon orders six point federal effort to place ex servicemen in jobs. Missing Air Force jet probe 24 aboard. Nixon convenes officials to White House to discuss drug abuse.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Albuquerque
N.M
Washington
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Nixon
White House
U.S
Local highway project requires major street rebuild
After a public meeting residents signed easements for additional right of way as the state and city plan a $350000+ highway rebuild on South Main. Main improvements include sewer and water line relocations, new storm sewers, curb and gutter from 3rd to 23rd, and sidewalks replacement. If the State Highway Commission approves on June 23, contracts could be let in July.
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Tallant
Highway Department
Garland Medders
South Main Street
Main Street
L&a
South Main
3Rd Street
23Rd
West 23Rd Street
State Highway Commission
May traffic report flags speed as top cause
LaFayette, Little River and Nevada had no fatalities in May. Mosier reports 84 accidents in the county area and 1128 statewide. Miller County led with 18 accidents, Hempstead 13, Clark and Pike 11 each, Sevier 10, Nevada 7, Little River 6, Howard 5, and LaFayette 3. Seventythree fatalities occurred in 50 fatal crashes. motorists urged to drive with care during the 010 Days of Danger.
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LaFayette
Little River
Nevada
Mosier
Miller County
Hempstead County
Clark
Pike
Sevier
Howard
Concerns on Veterans Employment Programs and Outreach
Federal contractors must post all job openings with the U S Employment Service and the Defense Department should broaden employment training for servicemen in their final weeks of duty. Veterans unemployed three months or more deserve special Labor and Veterans Affairs consideration. Boost cooperation with the National Alliance of Businessmen to expand industry for job seeking ex servicemen and increase veterans in on the job training and manpower programs. Ensure each returning veteran is reached and served by these efforts.
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Hodgson
U.S. Employment Service
Defense Department
Labor Department and
Veterans Administration
National Alliance of Businessmen
Exservicemen
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