Price urges modest conduct on campus streets and classes
In a memo to students Cowell College provost Page Price of UC cautions that society has overproudly prurient standards. He says kissing and caressing should be private and warns against promiscuity that degrades a woman. He adds untidy dress may be a personal stance but can go too far. Houston Chronicle notes his call for enduring personal standards.
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California
Page Price
University of California
New Cowell College
Price
Houston
Tex
Death Sentence After 17 Years
Chang Chin-lung, 50, was sentenced to death in Formosa for a murder in Mainland China 17 years earlier. A brother of the victim reported him after spotting him on a street. Testimony showed the army enlisted man bayoneted Sung Chi chiang in June 1940 because Sung loved his wife. the wife testified she feared exposure.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chang Chin-lung
China
Chang
Sung Chichiang
Sung
Ex Mrs Oswald Expecting Third Child
The former Marina Oswald, 24, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, is expecting her third child and first with Kenneth J Porter. The couple married June. Oswald is the father of two children June and Rachel. The report notes the assassination link and ongoing notoriety surrounding the Oswald family.
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Dallas, Tex
Marina Oswald
Kenneth J. Porter
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ie Commission
John F. Kennedy
Ears
June Ae
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Dallas
June
Rachel
House Opens Hearing on Military Draft Mississippi March Marked by Gunfire
In Philadelphia Mississippi gunfire between Negroes and whites erupted as civil rights leaders debated violence and nonviolence during the Mississippi march. White worker Stanley Stuart was wounded. highway patrol blocked a three to four block area near the Freedom Democratic party HQ while authorities held the area.
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House
Mississippi
Don McKee
Philadelphia
Miss
Bruce Latimer
Stanley Stuart
Freedom Democratic Party
Stuart
Highway Patrol
Maynard King
Hershey Says Lottery Draft Illusion in Hearings
Lt Gen Hershey testified that a lottery draft cannot solve drafting flaws. He warned against substituting chance for judgment as House Armed Services Committee opened hearings on Selective Service. Rivers pressed for possible revisions and discussed deferments, loopholes, and the need for broad public backing.
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Wilbur Martin Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Rivers
South Carolina Democrat
Hershey
Selective Service System
E!m
Congress
Peace Corps
Hundreds Rioters Clash With Police in Florida City
In Pompano Beach hundreds of Black residents rioted after reports a white store owner slapped a 10 year old boy. Police cleared streets with billy clubs and possible tear gas. Two cars were overturned and one set afire as debris filled the main street. 24 were arrested. The owner, Arthur M. Marks, 42, was charged with assault and battery and released on bond.
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Hedley Burrell
Pompano Beach
Fila
Lot
Negro District
Miami
Arthur M. Marks
Democrats Call Overhaul Of Arkansas Property Tax
Democratic leaders in Arkansas urged a comprehensive property tax overhaul to raise assessments and fund a higher quality school system. DFA chairman H. D. Luck announced plans to release further position papers on taxes and election reforms and push for voting machine use and easier voter registration to boost turnout.
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Little Rock
Democrats
Arkansas
DFA
H. D. Luck
Arkadelphia
Luck
State Board of Election Commissioners
Murder Is Charged in Pirate Case
Maj. William Oliver Smedley, former Liberal party figure and pirate radio tycoon, was charged with murder after Reg Calvert was found slain at Radio City, a pop station from an abandoned fort on Shivering Sands offshore. A boarding party had briefly seized the station, with police not confirming any direct link to the raid.
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James F. King
William Oliver Smedley
Liberal Party
Reg Calvert
Radio Ciry
Shivering Sands
Missing King Found in London
A diplomatic source says King Freddie of Buganda has arrived in Burundi and sought asylum until he can travel to London. The 41-year-old Sir Edward Frederick Mutesa is reported ill with malaria.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Freddie
Buganda
Burundi
London
Sir Edward Frederick Mutesa
Fell 14 Floors and Will Recover
Chicago AP reports Renardo Coleman, 14, fell from a 12th floor window but survived with fractures to the left wrist and both legs, a lacerated liver and left lung, and a ruptured spleen. After surgery he went to Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital. his right arm was paralyzed but he regained enough strength to resume studies as principal James P. Maloney awarded his diploma at William McKinley Upper Grade Center.
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Chicago
Renando Coleman
Renardo
Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital
Cas
James P. Maloney
William McKinley
Brooks Hays outlines plan to raise Arkansas incomes
At the Diamond Cafe breakfast, gubernatorial candidate Brooks Hays told backers the main issue is low household income. He cited 37 percent below 2500 dollars annually and urged a Manpower Utilization Program to raise overall income by 20 percent, citing shortages in nurses teachers social workers and other skilled workers.
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Diamond Cafe
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Hays
Resignation Not Part of CIA Hearing
Senators said Raborn’s resignation as CIA director did not aim to ease Senate clashes over agency supervision. Mansfield and Fulbright dismissed links to the dispute, while Helms was named by Johnson to succeed Raborn amid Senate moves to alter the CIA panel composition.
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Harry Kelly W. Ton
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
William F. Raborn
CIA
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
JW. Fulbright
D-Ark
CTA
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Raborn
Johnson
Richard M. Helms
Vatican marks third anniversary of Pope Paul VI
In Vatican City AP reports the third anniversary of Paul VI's election was quietly observed with flags displayed but no speeches or public ceremonies planned. The low profile commemoration reflected the Vatican's restrained approach to the milestone.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
Crippled Navy Jet Downs MIG Fighter
A U S Navy pilot in a crippled jet shot down a Communist MIG-7 over North Viet Nam as four Navy Crusaders tangled with four MIG-7s 65 miles northeast of Hanoi. One Crusader was downed, another Navy plane lost, and ground fire hit a photo-reconnaissance aircraft in the same area. Five American planes were lost in 24 hours in Viet Nam. two crews were rescued.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Viet Nam
SSA
Faubus Eyes Insurance Reforms and Hearings
Gov. Orval Faubus told a 30 minute Face the State program that public discontent with the State Insurance Department could trigger federal aid requests and he will push to strengthen the agency before leaving office. He urged public hearings on a 21.2 percent auto liability rate rise and a 26.3 percent surge on other premiums.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Trathad
Faubus
Harvey Combs
Racial tensions and national issues dominate AP digest
The digest reports violence in Philadelphia and Daytona Beach area with riots and police clashes, U S concerns in Vietnam with high casualties and allied momentum, Dominican government seeking an urgent meeting on Inter American Peace Force, hearings on the draft and ethics probes in Washington, space crime prevention ideas, CIA leadership and party unity notes, Cuban athletes seeking asylum, Sebastian Kresge’s retirement, and labor gains for California grape pickers. Arkansas politics mention property tax overhaul and space program debates with Faubus pledging insurance reforms.
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Philadelphia
Mass
Martin Luther King
No Beach
Viet Nam U.S
U.S
Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen
Thomas J
CIA
Senate
United States
Puerto Rico
Sebastian
Kresage
California
Man and Son Seek Same Office in Wichita
Bruce B Madden filed for the Republican nomination for the same Kansas state representative seat his son Robert B Madden seeks for the Democrats. Madden called the situation odd though both filings were independent and made earlier in May.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Bruce B. Madden
Madden
Robert B. Madden
Local notables and students named in Hope area notes
All Around Town lists Marilyn Mayfield and Marvis Whitehead of Lewisville and Thomas McLarty of Hope making the Dean's list at the University of Arkansas College of Business. Also noted are Betty Schenck and Jenny Lee Waters named to Dean's lists, and Gerald A Taylor aboard the U S S Independence on a Mediterranean cruise.
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University of Arkansas’ College, of Business Administration
Marilyn B. Mayfield
Marvis B. Whitehead
Lewisville
Thomas F. McLarty
Hope
Buster Denton
Jenny Lee Waters
Patmos
Hempstead County
Douglas B. Wales
Southern State College
Hope High
FHA
FFA
Betty Schenck
Hope Coed
Hendrix College
Conway
Brack Schenck
US commanders see war tide turning in South Vietnam
In Saigon American commanders are guardedly optimistic that allied forces are gaining the upper hand in Vietnam. They point to recent military successes and intensified operations, noting a record week of 39 search and destroy missions with 1,000 troops or more, while wary observers compare to French errors in 1954 and warn guerrilla tactics may still shape the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nami
U.S
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
United States
Byrne
Experts to Study Crime Rate Increase
Washington AP reports a national symposium on science and criminal justice gathering about 500 educators and officials at the State Department. Att Gen Katzenbach and cosponsors aim to map new tools for crime control, including crime design, computer use in enforcement, automated alarm triggers, tranquilizer guns, voice prints, and faster police communications to improve response times.
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Washington
Atty
Nicholas Kaizenbach
State Department
National Crime Commission
Katzenbach
Commission
Justice Department
President's Office of Science and Technology
National Security Industrial Association
Fense Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Administration of Justice
Arkansan Killed in Viet Nam
Washington dispatch reports Army Specialist 4 James D. Honeycutt of Ark. was killed in Vietnam. The Defense Department stated Honeycutt’s death was nonhostile. He was the son of Mr and Mrs James Ratescint of Ark. City.
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Arkansan
Viet Nam
Washington
James D. Honey¢ain
James Ratescint
Fae Ok
Ark
Honeycutt
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Minneapolis
Minn
Nick Piantanida
Henepin County General Hospital
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Tokyo
Red China
Mao Fre-tung
Chang -Wen Sung
Peking Communist Party Committee
Asta Meyer
San Francisco
Sacramento, Calif
Florida
Navy
Japan
Reation High Oo Rand College
AP News Digest
Democrats For
The
John Birch Society
Diamond Ceafe
C. E. Winemiller
Homer Stuckey
Heber Springs
L. D
Jack) Johnson
Hope Career Girls’ Club
George Hosmer
S. Edgewood
de- Gray
Vicksburg District
Corp of Engineers
Vicksburg
Gerald A. Taylor Sr3
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