Unidentified victims linger after I-55 crash near Osceola
Arkansas State Police said four of the 18 vehicles' crash victims may take two days to identify due to severe burns. Sgt. Bill Crowell noted the bodies are too badly burned to determine sex and that officials hope to use license plates from the vehicles to aid identification.
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Institutions Face Trading Rules For Market Fairness
AP Business Analyst outlines four proposed areas for institutional reform to ease stock market swings and protect small investors. Kolton urges voluntary guidelines on trading limits, haircuts for big holdings, portfolio disclosures, and handling of nonpublic information, with SEC or Congress as backstops.
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Presley Aids Holden Camp After Theft
Elvis Presley pledged $1000 after thieves raided a Holden camp for needy boys preparing for July sessions run by volunteers of the Louisiana State Police. Col. Tom Parker said Presley’s donation was sent to help reopen the camp.
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World’s greatest authority on dirty jokes is a careful humorist
Gershon Legman, American archivist living in the south of France for about 25 years, has collected over 60 000 dirty jokes. He began research in 1938 for The Rationale of the Dirty Joke, noting specific national motifs in jokes from the United States Germany the Netherlands France and Britain. Legman says dirty stories reveal hostility and anxiety and that the teller tests the audience by forcing the joke upon them. Queen Elizabeth II leads Ascot fashion and society as a surprise rain shower follows an 18 day stretch of sun.
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Connally's first GOP mission hits snag
Connally, once Democrat turned Republican, faces a rough start as a White House adviser. He seeks a credible Republican role while avoiding Watergate taint, claiming he wants to distance himself from the administration. Reports say he feels frustrated, underutilized, and often unseen by Nixon.
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