Predator control reform urged in Arkansas opinion piece
An Arkansas reader criticizes the state wildlife office for funding a large predator trapping program and bans on off season hunting. The piece argues for protecting hawks, owls, beavers, and wolves while promoting a citizen trapper approach used by Missouri. It warns against extending hunting for nuisances and cites state and federal wildlife concerns.
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Arkansas
Gate and Fish Commission
Missouri
Commission
Aransas
Mississippi Alley
Texas
Baxter
Mountain Home
Ark
Police Interrogation Rights and Duress Questioned in Trials
A Scotland Yard official notes that pressuring suspects can lead to duress as a confession. The piece cites practices from Britain and reference to U S Supreme Court rulings on lengthy interrogation tainting statements. It explains duress and how confessions are used as a last resort in trials.
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Scotland Yard
Nevhew
Haure
U.S. Supreme Court
Man Should Always Remember Daydreams by HAL Boyle
New York AP columnist HAL Boyle muses that men should periodically sift through daydreams. He lists whimsical wants from a stuffed mouse hunting trophy to a talking telephone and an insect hypnotizing record, imagining a world where daydreams shape odd inventions and social rules.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Hollywood
Britain Divided Over U S Right To Remain Silent
The 5 4 U S Supreme Court ruling guaranteeing a right to silence after arrest prompts British disagreement. Some say police would be deterred, others note it mirrors long standing British practice. Lawyers, police, and public comment reflect concern over defense versus prosecution impacts and possible police leniency.
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Thomas v. Keedy
London
Supreme Court
Britain
United States
Washington
U.S
Foreign Troops to Leave Dominican Republic
U S and Latin American troops of the eight thousand man Inter American Peace Force will begin departing the Dominican Republic before July 1. Withdrawals are not expected to be finished before September and may take longer. The start date is to be set Friday in Washington at an OAS meeting. President elect Joaquin Balaguer to be inaugurated shortly after.
U S Troops Kill 347 in 3 Day Fight
In central highlands above Tuy Hoa a U S air cavalry unit called in air and artillery strikes during the fifth day of Operation Nathan Hale. American shells were fired within 50 yards of wounded troopers as they faced North Vietnamese regulars. The clash was part of a broader battle area on the coast flank with hundreds of troops still engaged. Leader Thien granted broad leeway to the Constitutional Assembly drafting a new constitution with a simple majority rule and veto override by two-thirds.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tuy Hoa
Nguyen van Thien
Louisiana Man Eto in Wreck
SPRINGHILL La AP Bennie Cooper 34 of Springhill died Tuesday from injuries after his motorcycle collided with a car about 10 miles south of Waldo Ark The crash occurred earlier today and Cooper was treated at the scene by rescuers before succumbing to his injuries in the injury unit.
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Springhill
Bennie Cooper
Waldo, Ark
Panama Museum Relics Stolen in Burglary
Panama police seek burglars who stole fold relics valued at about 750 dollars from the National Museum on Wednesday.
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Panama Museum
Panama
National Museum
School Reopens After Rioting in Colon Panama
In Colon Panama classes resumed quietly after 16 days of closure due to bloody student rioting. High schools in Panama City reopened with no incident after clashes involving Belles left two students dead and caused extensive property damage in Colon.
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Panama
Colon
Panama City
New Mrs America Homesick After Theft in New York
Joy Neufer of Houston, the new Mrs. America, 3, became homesick in New York when her garment bag containing a $107 ensemble was stolen from atop a fire hydrant during publicity shots at 42nd Street and Broadway. A dress designer later provided a replacement outfit, and Neufer said she could adjust after all.
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New York
America
Joy Neufer
Houston
Tex
42Nd Street
Broadway
Texas
Another Human That Has Defied Machines
Mary Anita Laseter highlights salespeople as models of staying power in a tech laden world. The piece argues that success requires personality plus deep product knowledge, with traveling sales demanding dedication, people skills, and enthusiasm. It cites a College of Sales idea and quotes Henry Chester on enthusiasm as a key asset.
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Mary Anita Laseter
Ceramic Sampeley
College of Sales and Marketing
Henry Chester
Johnson Urges Independent Audit of Highway Department
Little Rock Arkansas AP Jim Johnson former gubernatorial candidate today called for an independent audit of the Highway Department. He urged candidates to join a pledge for a thorough investigation amid a $750 billion highway investment, citing illegal pay raises and alleged asphalt overpricing. He criticized delays in the asphalt probe and named lawyers linked to the Faubus administration as friends of the governor’s legal adviser.
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Little Rock
Jim Selman
Highway Department
Ohnson
Arkansas
Johnson
Johnson Aid
Highway Department of
J. L. Shaver Sr
J. L. Shaver Jr
Wynne
Faubus Administration
Willam J. Smith
Smith
Faubus
Stage Hand Wills Actress 10000 in Estate
Actress Marie Wilson is named chief beneficiary in the will of stage electrician George Thompson. Wilson, who drove home after every performance of Ken Murray's Blackouts for over seven years, was approved as administrator of Thompson's estate filed in Superior Court Los Angeles. The estate is about 10000 dollars and includes her husband producer Robert Fallon as figure in the case.
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Los Angeles
Marie Wilson
Ken Murray
Candidate to Headquarters Opens Campaign in Little Rock
Candidate for lieutenant governor will officially open his campaign headquarters in Little Rock on Saturday. Benton official ACV Hatchesun will be in charge of the event.
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Little Rock Cap
Corbett Mask
Benin
Cuanperiges Distur
ACV Hatchesun
Benton
Young Hero David Crowe Receives Young American Medal
David Eugene Crowe seven, small for his age, smiles barely as he accepts the Young American Medal from President Johnson for single handedly rescuing his three younger sisters from a burning Cherokee Kansas home on December 2 1964 He was six at the time Also honored were Jeffrey Gallagher seventeen and Arthur Hanfrhus nineteen Gallagher earned a bravery medal for pulling a pilot and passenger from a burning plane while Hanfrhus earned a service medal for directing a youth employment service in Eau Claire Wisconsin The ceremony took place in the White House Cabinet Room.
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Karl R. Bauman
Washington
David Eugene Crowe
Othrwise
Johnson
David
Cherokee
Kan
Jeffrey James Gallagher
Haskell
N.J
Insurance Hearing Moved to Justice Building Site
In Little Rock the governor’s office announced the automobile liability insurance hearing, set for next Tuesday, will move from the Game and Fish Commission Building auditorium to the Justice Building on the second floor. Public Service and Commerce commissions will hear the telecast plans, with Governor Faubus seeking relief and space for attorneys and two TV stations. An additional hearing is sought to cut rates by 26.4 percent for about 100 out of state fringe insurers in Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Governor's Office
Game and Fish Commission
Justice Building
Public Service and Commerce Commissions
Robert Troutt
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Fanbus
Arkansas
New Officers Named for Optimist International
William Ro Newhouse of Madison Wisconsin is elected new president as the Optimist International fleet expands in Baltimore Maryland declaring a leadership update from the annual conference.
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Baltimore
William Ro Newhouse
Madison
Wis
Whites Clash at Marchers Rally in Mississippi
In Philadelphia Mississippi a crowd of whites charged toward a Negro rally on the Neshoba County courthouse steps. Police halted the mob with heavy arms after bottles flew and a sports car sped at the line. Two white men were arrested as Stokely Carmichael of SNCC urged whites to take action in what was described as an American crisis.
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Philadelphia
Miss
America
Stokley Carmichael
Neshoba County
Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Youth Signs for a Huge Boston Bonus
Boston Red Sox pitcher Jerry Stephenson, 22, who signed a rich 1962 bonus, was suspended without pay after failing to report to the Toronto option of the International League. He left Boston last Saturday, drove toward Anaheim, and a search began when he didn’t join the farm club. Stephenson had a 1-5 rookie season troubled by arm trouble after a high school bonus of over 75,000 dollars.
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Boston
Jerry Stephenson
Boston Red Sox
Stephenson
Toronto
Red Sox
Flagstaff
Aziz
Anaheim
Calif
Joe
Vatican Slavs in Talks to Reestablish Diplomatic Relations
Vatican officials said the Holy See and Yugoslavia intend to renew ties after a 14 year break. Msgr Agostino Casarell and Milutin Moraca will sign an accord in Belgrade on Saturday for the exchange of envoys.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Lugosioyss
Msgr
Agostino Casarell
Vatican State Secretariat
Milutin Moraca
Commission On Religious Questions
Belgrade
Baptists Pick Hot Springs for 196£ Convention
The American Baptist Association chose Hot Springs Arkansas as the site for its 196£ convention. It also agreed to acquire property near Texarkana Arkansas for the association headquarters and move there from the downtown area. Messengers re elected Dr L Patterson of Texarkana Arkansas as secretary treasurer of Missions.
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Houston, Tex
American Baptist Association
Hot Springs
Ark
Texarkana
4. L. Patterson
Missions
Arkansas lawmaker says Viet Nam resolution not aimed at Fulbright
Rep. J H Cottrell Jr of Puglask County said Tuesday a resolution supporting the President's Viet Nam policies, presented at a White House conference, was not a slap at Sen. J William Fulbright. He noted the measure was unanimously adopted by legislators from 43 states and expressed high respect for Fulbright, a noted critic of Johnson's Viet Nam policies.
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Tokyo
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Peng Chen
Grocery Group
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National Association of Retail Dirocery
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Chester “Ronczak
Chicago
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Fronczak
Beach
Louisiana
Allgoth Seaboard
Great Lakes
Intermountain West
Southwest
California
Weather Bureau
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Sosada
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Independent Road Audit
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