Pair Held for Blowing Up Two Utah Towers
Ex-builder Bernard Brous and Dale Jensen, both U.S. citizens, admitted blowing up two microwave towers and a relay station in Utah and Nevada to publicize the American Republican Army. Investigators say the men planned the sabotage as a dramatic act to gain national attention and protest public utilities.
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San Diego
Calif
Utah-Nevada
Ensenada
Mexico
Here
Bernard Jerome Brous
Dale Chris Jensen
U.S
Brous
Tijuana
FBI
Braus
Minnie
Robert Gerald Bortoll
Teno, Ney
Dozier
Curry
John Birch Society
Weather Forecast and Week Precipitation Report
Arkansas regional forecast notes mild warm up through Tuesday with scattered showers Monday afternoon. Central area highs in the 80s to near 90 and lows around 60, with cooler northeast tonight. Pacific weather pattern continues with partly cloudy skies, warmer temps, and brief showers later in the week. Week precipitation totals reach .32 inch locally, 21.26 inches through May on Rial 1961 readings.
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Rial
Arkansas
Associated Press
Murmeyr
Collision Claims Victim No. 5
Perry War dell of Rector Arkansas died in a hospital after a June 9 six car wreck on a hilltop crossroads near Hector. Peggy, a 7 year old sister Carissa also died instantly. Seven others injured include Elizabeth Vardell and her five year old son Nathan. The Batemans from Rector were among the injured.
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Mempms (Ap
Perry Wardel
Rector
Ark
Hector
Peggy
Carissa
Ethel Lewis
Berkeley
Travis Bateman
Bateman
Vera Low
Eizabeth Vardell
Vardell
Faubus Re Launches Arkansas Bond Drive
Governor Faubus resumes push for sixty million dollar bond plan as final week of campaigning begins. University of Arkansas President Mullins to issue bonds to Education Department staff and address West Memphis civic clubs. Debates loom over pay as you go alternatives proposed by Senator Mikum, while opponents led by Joshua Shepherd vow defeat. Arkansas County Judges Association backs bonds as Hot Springs meetings end.
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Little Rock
Sival I. Faubus
David F. Mullins
University of Arkansas
State Education Department
West Memphis
Cnstruction
Faubus
Roy Mikum
Harrison
Mikum
Milumgnaid
State Treasury
State Hospital
Children's Colony
Joshua K. Shepherd
Committee Against the
Arkansas
Shepherd
Rainbow Girls Open Assembly in Little Rock
The annual grand assembly of the Arkansas Order of Rainbow Girls will open Thursday and run through Sunday in Little Rock. Miss Kay Wilson of Little Rock, grand worthy adviser, will preside. New officers will be installed Saturday afternoon.
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Little Rock
API
Sath
The
Arkansas Order of Rainbow Girls
Kay Wilson
Methodists Plan Bible School At First Church
Vacation Bible School at First Methodist Church runs June 4 to June 30 with sessions 9 to 11 each morning. Ages nursery through advanced juniors invited. courses include My Home and Emily and One Another. Leadership by Evelyn Briant, Arch Wylie, G. G. Mediers, Kathleen Broach, and a full staff of teachers and officers.
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First Methodist
Emily
Raerbach
Kelsey
Evelyn Briant
Arch Wylie
G. G. Mediers
Kathleen Broach
Eitchers
Nannie Parkins
Briant
Bob Turner
William Wray
Buddy McIver
Penny Franks
Wylie
Jmon Cook
H. W. Lindsey
Grady Willikins
Kathy Cook
Medders
E. R. Brown
Billy Wray
I. P. Foster
Gayle Medders
Mary Ann Bader
Broach
H. W. Monts
Henry Fenwick
J. W. Ranks
William Routon
Bravk Schenck
Dad Martindale
Edwina ‘Whitman
Nancy Heese
Joanne Jones
B. W. Kewards
J. W. Fellds
Two Picked for Natl Girls State
SIVILE ROCK AP dispatch reports Arkadelia and Jocy Linkin af Stuttgart will represent Arkansas at the national Girls State in Washington DC in August. Their selection was announced during the ninth annual Arkansas Girls State event held Saturday at Camp Rubinsuit.
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AP eKay Bollcal Arkadelia
Jocy Linkin Af
Stuttgart
Arkansis
Girl Nation
Washington, D.C
Arkansas
Qearly
Production Starts at Union Plant in Bh DORADG Ark
Production has begun on a multi million dollar bromine plant near Bh DORADG Arkansas. The facility, rated at 830 million pounds of bromine annually, is the second largest of its kind. The plant is owned by Great Lakes Chemical Corp. and Houston Chemical Corp. and sits on 53 acres near State Highway 15. Brine from an adjacent area feeds the brine form.
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Doradg
Ark
Charles §. Hale
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
Houston Chemical Corp
Stabbing after church leaves Bronx youth injured in New York
A teen identified as Princcisco Agrijeu, 18, a Bronx ministerial student, was stabbed after leaving a vesper service on Marten Street. Police say a dispute with Jose Gonzalez, 16, led to the attack. Agrijeu died in the ditch and Gonzalez hid the knife in a basement. Another youth, Jose Goneha, was later picked up.
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Marten
Italy
Princcisco Agri« Jeu
Bronx
Jose Gone Ha
Gonzalez
Lo Agricu
Gongalez
Gongidlez
Ted
Atl
Owas
Maia
Arkansas
Hood
Darrell Lynn Cobb
Ismonth
Luna
Faulkner Lake
North
Lillie Rock
Raymond Cobb
Little Hock
Jess Cobin
Plummerville
Morrill
Elizabeth Pressman
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Newport Hospital
Highway
Tuckerman
Sue
Billy Davis
Julia W. Pressman
Pressman
Young Hero Receives Reward for Daring Rescue
One year old Stuy Runnells, who saved three girls from drowning, is presented with a horse named Shriner by Tom Shamer of the Scimitar Mounted Patrol. The National Sheriff’s Association supports with a saddle, a Little Rock feed store provides six months of feed, and volunteers work on fence and stables. additional locals praise the bravery and heroism.
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Shriner
Tom Shamer
Little Juck
Scimitar Matuited Patrol
Shrine
National Sheriff's Association
Little Rock
Gov
Orvar
Atty
Rubert
Lee Roy
Lee Toy
Jeselle Multens
Gladys Puckall
Shirley Puckett
Tal O
Two Major Bills Facing House Opposition This Week
Washington AP reports heavy debate over two key bills housing and school aid. Conservatives attack cost and practicality of the housing measure offering 100,000 family units with at year down payments. The public school aid bill faces delays as House Rules Committee and Education Committee weigh related private and non-sectarian measures.
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Washington
Billy
Kentney
House
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Howard W. Shih
D-Va
Liberal Democrats
Smith
House Education Committee
Jon W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
Public urged to vote conscience on Sharp County bond issue
The Sharp County Farm Bureau refused to endorse Gov Crgil’s proposed 440 million construction bond. A weekend board resolution states the bond’s original purpose would be perverted and that approval should be the choice of each voter, not the bureau or state leadership.
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Ark Tam
Sharp County Farm Bureau
Crgil
Sharp County
Buren
Arkansas
Tornadoes and Floods Pound Texas as Rain Surges
Severe weather swept Texas with ten inches of rain in Galveston causing injuries and damage to a public housing complex. Tornadoes and floods disrupted cities from Austin to Corpus Christi, with multiple deaths and rescues reported as rivers rose and water mains failed.
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Islind City Homes
Texas
Here
Cult of Mexico
Rec iPort
Steht
Blanes Herrera
San Antonio
Rubber Plant to Train Personnel in Batesville
Batesville Ark AP reports a training program for plant personnel will start before July 1 at the Batesville Rubber Co plant. Officials say all equipment will be in operation by Aug 1. The plant, a subsidiary of Seiberting Rubber Co, will manufacture heels and sales for shoes and recapping material for tires. About 100 persons will be employed initially.
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Batesville, Ark
Batesville Rubber Co
Seiberting Rubber Co
Lehigh confers advanced degrees on 14H students
Lehigh University at Bethlehem announces advanced degrees for 14H students including a master of business administration to Paul May Daugherty of Hope, who earned his BSA at the University of Arkansas. The report notes sonic bomber flight plans along a 400 mile corridor from Shreveport to St. Louis and sonic boom considerations near Hope and Arkansas.
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Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Paul May Daugherty
Hope
University of Arkansas
Shreveport
St. Louis
Supreme Court Bars Use of Illegally Seized Evidence in State Prosecutions
The Supreme Court ruled that illegally obtained evidence cannot be used in state criminal prosecutions, overturning a prior 4th Amendment restriction and aligning state practices with federal standards. Justice Clark wrote the majority opinion with Justices Tart and others concurring, while a three-justice dissent urged keeping Ohio conviction reversals aligned with the exclusion rule.
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Supreme Court
U.S
Supreme
Clark
Tartanweet
Prankforder
Whittaler
Stewart
Brie
Ohio
Young
Aloeys
Dollrea Mapp
Cleveland
Operation May Bring Normal Life for Little Rock Boy
CHICAGO. Pediatric surgeons at Shriners Hospital will perform six operations to reinforce the bones of 1 month old Peter Loar of Little Rock who suffers from osteogenesis imperfecta. After eight months of recovery he may stand and feed himself, but will not be able to lead a fully normal life. His mother, Oris B. Lollar, says she will visit Chicago periodically after returning to Little Rock.
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Aim
Peter Loar
Little Ryck
Shriners’ Toypital
Peter
Petes
Quetous
Oris B. Lollar
Brinkley official elected chairman of Arkansas Parks Commission
Litle Rock APL C Dial of Brinkley has been elected chairman of the Arkansas Public and Parks Commission to supervise. Dial’s election occurred at a commission meeting Saturday. He was named to the commission in 1955. George Reynolds of Petit Jean Mountain, president of Wirroth Enterprises, was elected vice chairman. The commission’s July meeting will be held at Helena to coincide with the dedication of a new Mississippi River bridge, tentatively set for July 27.
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Dial
Brinkley
Arkansas Publicrtly and Parks Commission
Misher
Malvern Dial
George Reynolds
Petit Jean Mountain
Wirroth Enterprises
Helena
New Russellville Bank Building Construction Underway
In Russellville Arkansas the Peoples Exchange Bank plans a new single story building. Contracts will be awarded soon and construction is expected to begin shortly with a six day anticipated completion target.
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Russellville
Ark
Peoples Exchange Bank
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