Proceedings In Arkansas High Court Highlights
Proceedings list by Associated Press covers reversals affirmations and writs in Arkansas cases from White City Pulaski Pope Nevada Carroll Jefferson and Woodruff circuits. Notable reversals include Agency v Jacobs and Ratzlaff et al v Franz Foods. Rehearing actions and cross appeals noted with multiple districts mentioned. A separate Oklahoma note reports continued search for a body.
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THE
Associated Press
Carleton Harris
Lowell Perkins Agency
Velma J. Jacobs
White City
George Rose Smith
Herman F. Wright
Ben M. Hogan Co
Pulaski
Ft. Smith
Lyle Brown
State of Arkansas
C. R. George
Pope
John A. Fogleman
Bobby Gene Tarkington
Pulaski Circuit
J. Fred Jones
Arkansas State Highway Commission
Julius N. DeLaughter Jr
Nevada
Conley Byrd
Arthur Ratzlaff
Franz Foods of
Arkansas
Carroll Circuit
Frank Holt
Arkansas Aviation Sales, Inc
Carter Construction Co
Pulaski Ciy
Annie Sue McDonald
Woodruff Circuit
Ben Core
Southern Development Corp
Jefferson Circuit
Mary Holt Thornton
Employer's Liability Assurance Co
Mid-States Homes, Inc
Jones
J. Z. Wilson
Joan Rodgers
W. E. Clark & Sons, Inc
Eloise Elliott
Admax
Barbara Blythe
Robert Blythe
William C. Byrd Sr
Appellees
J. B. Wilson
Court appeals over Pentagon document publication
The Times and the Washington Post faced government restraints on publishing a study's details as court actions unfold. Chief Judge Friendly urged full-court review, while Dennis Doolin testified Pentagon materials could cause irreparable national security harm. A Fort Smith man is believed drowned in Lake Tenkiller.
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The
Times
the Post
the Times
Post
Court of Appeals
Henry J. Friendly
Washington
Pentagon
Dennis Doolin
Common Docking Ship A Big Step Toward Cooperation
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Discussants from the United States and the Soviet Union outline a joint docking system as a major step toward cooperation ending 14 years of fierce space rivalry. A 20 member Soviet team visits for five days to align methods, radio guidance and docking hardware for potential earth orbit rescue and future joint missions.
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Space Center
Houston
Russia
Earth
Dole Attacks Times Over Pentagon Study Reports
Sen. Robert Dole condemns The New York Times for publishing articles on a secret Pentagon Vietnam study. He says disclosures threaten talks on Vietnam arms talks and Middle East issues, while accusing the paper of irresponsibility and deception that risk private diplomatic talks.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Robert J. Dole
Republican National Committee
New York Times
Pentagon
Dole
Vietnam
Middle East
Berlin
Times
Richard Nixon
Supreme Court term to hear major wiretap and church stance cases
The term will address government wiretapping under Fourth Amendment limits, church related college funding in state aid, and other high stakes appeals. Notable items include the Nixon administration's wiretapping policy and church state questions affecting private and parochial colleges. Carol Ann Walters wins $300 scholarship to Southern State College for 1971-72.
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Mitchell
Supreme Court
Justice Department
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Ali
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Magnolia
Carol Ann Walters
McCaskill
Southern State College
Bernard H. Polk
Southern State
Arkansas
Polk
Miss Walters
Dutch Walters
Rt. 1
Blevins High School
FTA
FHA
Court Orders Pollution Cases Tried
The Arkansas Supreme Court ordered a trial on three suits against Franz Foods of Arkansas over alleged noxious wastes dumped into the Greene Forest sewer system. Plaintiffs Arthur Ratzlaff, Harold Collins, and S. D. Molter claim contract terms required waste removal and that Franz failed to comply, harming downstream dairy farmers. The court rejected immunity defenses and affirmed related criminal convictions in other cases.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Greene Forest
Conley Byrd
W. H. Enfield
Carroll County
Arthur Ratzlaff
Harold C. Collins
S. D. Molter
Franz Foods of
Arkansas
Tyson Foods
Dry Creek
Ratzlaffs
Collinses
Molters
Franz
Green Forest
Supreme Court
Enfield
Byrd
Ralph William Erwin
James Bailey Jr
Fort Smith
Bobby Gene Tarkington
North Little Rock
Whites Staying in State Others Leave Arkansas Study
A statewide census study shows whites leaving Arkansas declined in the 1960s while nonwhite departures rose. The University of Arkansas Industrial Research and Extension Center processed figures showing population up 137,023 to 1,923,295 from 1960 to 1970, with an estimated net migration of over 51,000. Whites moving into the state numbered 43,026, while more than 94,000 nonwhite residents left. The report accompanies legal notices on land takings by the Highway Commission for I-30 and U.S. 64 projects, and various damage awards.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
University of Arkansas Industrial Research and Extension Center
William B. Brady
First Pyramid Life Insurance Co
Mary Holt Thornton
Brady
Jefferson County
Southern Development Corp
State Highway Commission
Arkansas River
Pine Bluff
Southern
Julius N. DeLaughter Jr
Highway Commission
Nevada County
Annie Sue McDonald
Woodruff County
Arkansas Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending Monday
Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am with high 90 and low 66. Precipitation 0.15 inch. Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Not as warm Tuesday with highs mainly in the 80s and nocturnal lows mid 60s to lower 70s.
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Arkansas
Prescott Deaths: Gee Floyd Ullman Reynolds Wood Karrer
Obituaries note the deaths of William Allen Gee 67 in Prescott with services at First Presbyterian Church burial in DeAnn Cemetery survivors listed. Leonard Charles Floyd 82 Prescott funeral at Sweet Home Church Blevins burial Sweet Home Cemetery survivors include wife and four sons and two daughters. James Ramsey Ullman 63, author and Everest chronicler, died in New York. Ruth Reynolds 66, Daily News writer, died after illness. Garfield Arthur Wood 90, industrialist inventor of a truck lift, died after stomach ailment. Paul Karrer 82, Nobel laureate in chemistry, died in Zurich after long illness.
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William Allen Gee
Prescott
Nevada County
First Presbyterian Church
Jerry Westmoreland
DeAnn Cemetery
Dorothy Jones Gee
Pine Bluff
J.J. Peterson
Clifton
Tex
Imon Gee
Dudley Gee
Opalousas
Leonard Charles Floyd
Hope Hospital
Sweet Home Church
Blevins
Allen Murrah
John Rushing
Sweet Home Cemetery
Millie Floyd
Earl Floyd
Texarkana
Willis Floyd
Ft. Smith
Charles Floyd
Bobby Floyd
Grass Valley
Calif
C.W. Kirtney
Airdale
Ark
Clark Wright
Reed Valley
Pat Floyd
Houston
Alice Wilson
Arkadelphia
Boston, Mass
James Ramsey Ullman
NEW York
Ruth Reynolds
New York Daily News
Rotary Tells Hope Club About Girls and Boys State Meet
Rotary Club guests Sandy Eakley Bill Moore and Janice Hopson spoke at the Town and Country luncheon on Friday June 18 about Girls State and Boys State programs arranged by Rotarian Harold Eakley. They described experiences at the camps noting citizenship and patriotism and the vast scale of Girls State with over 1000 attendees.
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Rotary Club
Sandy Eakley
Bill Moore
Janice Hopson
Hope Rotary Club
Harold Eakley
United States
Rotarians
C. R. “Dick” Moore
E. E. Hurley
James E. Lowder
Little Rock
John Shaw
Hope
Revival at New Hope Baptist Church Near Hope
A revival is in progress at New Hope Baptist Church four miles north of Hope on High way 4 and continues through June 27. Daily services are at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Kenneth Bobo of Memphis Tennessee is the evangelist Chester Daniels is pastor.
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New Hope Baptist Church
Hope
Highway 4
Kenneth Bobo
Memphis, Tenn
Chester Daniels
$5 Million Hotel Planned at University Avenue Intersection
Little Rock the project will erect a 290 room high rise hotel at University Avenue and Wilbur D Mills Freeway. Officials say it will be affiliated with a major chain but will not identify which. Construction targets October 1972 opening. The piece also notes Nippon Nihon meaning source of the sun.
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Little Rock
University Avenue
Wilbur D. Mills
Joe Adonis Banished by Italians In exile decision
Milan judges banished 69 year old Joe Adonis to Serra de Conti inland from Ancona after considering exile with Mafia suspects on Linosa or Filicudi. Adonis pleaded he was a sick old man and exile would be deadly.
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Milan
Italy
Joe Adonis
Estes Kefauver
U.S
Aeolian
Linosa
Filicudi
Adonis
Serra de Conti
Anconia
Adriatic
WANTED Men and Women for U.S. Civil Service Tests
Classified notice promotes Lincoln Service study courses for civil service exams. It invites adults 18 and over to request a free booklet listing government positions, salaries, and qualification steps, claiming high starting pay and strong job security.
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U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
State Board of Education
Dept
Pekin
Clinois - Tam
U.S
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