Exhibit A on Dangerous Clothing sparks safety probe
A Sarasota bought Dacron Polyester cotton shirt burned from a hot pipe coal, prompting the writer to seek investigation into fabric safety. He cites Maas Brothers Florida and says the shirt failed but other poly fabrics do not. Gov. Bumpers to discuss budgeting shifts. study on state ownership of West Memphis greyhound track. year round school proposal. Teletype executive named Little Rock area chairman. Public notice to subscribers about delivery issues.
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Pod Rogers
Star
Bradford
Hope
Texarkana
Pod
Maas_ Brothers
Florida
Sarasota
Fla
Maas Brothers
dacron _ polyster
Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas Legislative Council
Bumpers
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Southland Park
West Memphis
Naked came saveth tax men in Memphis clash
Three state tax agents were forced naked into the street and a fourth held at pistol point by LaSaunders Hudson a 29 year old dry cleaning co owner seeking a meeting with Gov Winfield Dunn over a 167 dollar back sales tax. Hudson was later taken into custody and two men were injured during the standoff which began when agents tried to collect the taxes and Hudson refused payment.
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Memphis, Tenn
Winfield Dunn
LaSaunders Hudson
Dunn
Tennessee
Hudson
Memphis
Don Duncan
Pistol Point
Nashville
Duncan
Vince Tuminello
Tuminello
House Budget Vote Sets Stage for Veto Debate
The House approved a 28.6 billion dollar two-agency budget for Labor and Health Education and Welfare by 277 to 60, exceeding Nixon’s request and likely inviting a presidential veto. The bill funds July 1 start programs, with 912 million for NIH and 363 million for health and mental health, plus school aid.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Labor
Senate
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Airline pilots call for worldwide 24 hour strike
ALPA president John J. O'Donnell announced a 24 hour air service suspension starting 2 a.m. EDT June 19. The action targets global failure to curb hijacking and extortion, not a protest against U.S. airlines, with unions worldwide urged to join.
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Washington
U.S. Air Line Pilots Association
John J. O'Donnell
ALPA
United Nations
International Federation of Air Line Associations
O'Donnell
O’donnell
U.S
Hospital Receives HDRI Emergency Medical Supplies
A spokesman said Branch General Hospital received emergency medical supplies and equipment sufficient for a 50 bed facility for 30 days under a federal HDRI program. The free unit, named Hospital Reserve Disaster Inventory, requires storage and rotation to keep fresh stock. Supplies used in disasters are resupplied to the hospital under the agreement.
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Branch General Hospital
Little Rock
Walnut Ridge
Mystery youth identity solved in Key West rescue
CHICAGO AP Kim Kadas was found alive after 11 to 12 hours in the Key West waters. He was identified as the missing East Chicago youth after his parents arrived at Key West and he recognized them. He recounted his first memory of being adrift four miles offshore and swimming toward a beacon. Police reported he arrived at a Florida highway patrol station in a shivering state.
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Chicago
Kim Kadas
Key West
Fla
Ind
O'Hare International
Kim
Florida
Kadas
William Kadas
Dorothy Kadas
Earl L. McCain
Highway Patrol
Hempstead County GOP Convention Set for June 19
The Hempstead County Republican Convention will meet Monday June 19 at 7 30 p m in Citizens National Bank to elect new officers and convention delegates. Mrs Calvin Smith is reported doing fine after Wednesday surgery in Little Rock. The St Mark s Episcopal Church ladies sold hot cross buns at Easter profits funded a bronze sign reading Church of St Mark the Evangelist now hanging at the church entrance. Millwood Shriners fish fry starts 5 p m June 19 at Swaha Lodge near the dam on the Murfreesboro side of Lake Greeson. Shriners welcome families and remind to wear their fez.
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Hempstead County
Citizens National Bank
Calvin Smith
Little Rock
Millwood Shriner Club
Swaha
Murfreesboro
Lake
Behr Fined In Little Rock Dog Cruelty Case
Rudolph Behr of Little Rock was found guilty of cruelty to an animal in Municipal Court. Judge Jack Holt Sr. fined him 54.50 dollars and gave 30 days in jail with the sentence suspended, plus he must cover medical and boarding costs to recover his dog. The Piaski County Humane Society alleged the collie was tied with a too tight leash. Behr testified the rope was not tight.
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Little Rock
Rudolph Behr
Behr
Jack Holt Sr
Holt
Piaski County Humane Society
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Lition Rock
Fred D. Walker
Teletype Corp
W. H. Walters
National Alliance of Businessmen
Startoto Smith
Jakella Kimberly Young
Teri Castle
Anita McCauley
the Star
Miss Young
Carl Young
Pine Bluff
Appropriations Committee
National Institutes of Health
Startora Smith
Tne
Pearisonfris
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
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