Donohue back in Trans-Am contention with Marlboro 200 win
Mark Donohue, driving a Javelin for Penske, won the Marlboro 200 at Bridgehampton in rain, beating George Follmer and Parnelli Jones. Mustang leader Jones trailed as Donohue’s victory marked his first of the season in the 14-race Trans-Am series.
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Hearing Set Today on Branch Banks
A hearing will be held Friday at the Federal Reserve Bank in Little Rock to hear arguments on the application of First Arkansas Bankstock Corp. FABCO to become a registered bank holding company. FABCO is formed by Worthen Bank and Trust Co. of Little Rock and applies under the Bank Holding Company Act of 1956. J. W. Bellamy chairs the board.
Pilkinton Highlights Era of Revolution at Hope Rotary
James H. Pilkinton addressed the Hope Rotary Club at a June lunch meeting in Town and Country, calling the times an interesting yet dangerous era. He urged listeners to consider the implications of current events and their personal responsibilities.
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Sukarno Rites at Birthplace
Sukarno the founder of Indonesia and first president died aged 69. His body was flown to his East Java birthplace for a state funeral as crowds of about 120000 gathered at Halim Air Force Base and mourned the leader who guided Indonesia to independence. Suharto ordered a state burial though Sukarno was barred from the national heroes' cemetery.
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Hope Star Peri odical pricing and masthead
The Hope Star edition lists publication details and staff at The Star Building Hope Arkansas with pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail across regions. It includes executives Alex H. Washburn Donal Parker Paul Jones and others, plus various advertising and circulation notes.
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Arkansas Weather Report: Mild, Clear Through Tuesday
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Monday with high 87 and low 68. Generally fair in Arkansas through Tuesday, clear and cool tonight, slightly warmer Tuesday. Tonight’s low mid 50s to mid 60s, Tuesday high in upper 80s to low 90s.
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Record Haul In Drug Raids Across Nation
Atty. General John Mitchell heralded Operation Eagle as the biggest of its kind, saying 190 people mainly Cuban refugees faced warrants in a nationwide sting. Early counts show 137 arrests in 10 cities, with two suspects wounded during raids in New York and Miami as agents pursued narcotics trafficking.
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Miller Barber Wins U S Open Golf Championship
Miller Barber of Texarkana Texas captured the 1968 U S Open in Chaska Minnesota with a 292 total to win 6000 dollars Richard Crawford of Bella Vista Arkansas finished with a 297 total earning 1452 dollars The weekend saw extended speculation on future competitions and ongoing narcotics enforcement plans were described by the attorney general emphasizing source control to curb addiction.
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Supreme Court reverses Arkadelphia disturbance ruling
Arkansas Supreme Court 5 2 decision reverses and dismisses the convictions of Mr and Mrs Joe Neal for creating a disturbance on Henderson State College campus. The court finds Section 41 1431 un constitutional for vague language that could criminalize broad conduct. Justice Brown writes the phrases about disturbing the peace in any way are unclear and violate due process.
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