Page Two Health Group to Fight to Keep Status
The U S Surgeon General urges 5500 commissioned public health officers to resist a recommendation to abolish their special status and to remain a separate corps within the Public Health Service The Perkins committee argues the corps should be absorbed into the regular civil service The surgeon general says the issue should be debated with Congress and the public health service should be retained and improved
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G. C. Thelen JR
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Nixon
Public Health Service
Steinfeld
John A. Perkins
Perkins Committee
Congress
United States
HEW
Elliott L. Richardson
Pope County Grand Jury Probe Assigned to Kirby
Circuit Court Judge William J. Kirby of Little Rock will preside over the Pope County Grand Jury investigation of Judge Russell C. Roberts. Kirby will exchange circuits with Roberts from Monday through July 9, empaneling a panel and charging it to probe Roberts. The inquiry concerns a fee system Roberts used while presiding, which the state Supreme Court had deemed illegal in felony cases for suspended sentences tied to fee forfeiture.
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Little Rock
Circuit Court
William J. Kirby
Pope County
Grand Jury
Russell C. Roberts
Kirby
Roberts
Alex G. Streett
Russellville
Streett
State Supreme Court
Conway
Justice Dept Sues Morrior Restaurant for Racial Segregation
The Justice Department filed suit in federal court charging Morrior restaurant with maintaining a facially segregated dining room. The suit seeks a remedy against owners James E. Davidson and H. Davidson for refusing service based on race in the dune room.
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Little Rock
Justice Department
Federal District Court
Pott. Vac
Jack and Elsie
James E. Davidson
H. Davidson
Heroin Test Proving Effective in Vietnam War
A new heroin detection test, touted as 100 times more sensitive than older methods, is used to screen GIs leaving Vietnam. Developed by a Washington laboratory, FRAT technology detects heroin up to five days after use and processes over 2,500 urine samples daily.
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Washington
Vietnam
Washington Reference Laboratory
WRL
Bette Hamman
Lawrence H. Vineburgh
Defense Department
Robert H. Steele
Steele
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Morgan F. Murphy
D-Il
South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Long Binh
Can Ranh Bay
William Benard Dillon dies after long Ill. and Hope life
William Benard Dillon, 68, of Hope, formerly of Lawrenceville Illinois, died in a local hospital Thursday night. He is survived by his wife Naomi Clark Dillon two sons Darrell of Hope and Benard Don of Teague Texas a daughter Yvonne Hamm of Kansas City Kansas six sisters and other relatives. Graveside services are planned Monday at Oaklawn Cemetery St Francesville with the body shipped to Emmons Funeral Home in Lawrenceville Ti.
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William Benard Dillon
Lawrenceville
Ill
Hope
Naomi Clark Dillon
Darrell Dillon
Benard Don Dillon
Teague
Texas
Yvonne Hamm
Kansas City
Kansas
Margie Ritemyre
Imogene Fletcher
Pontiac
Mich
Neva Brunson
Hammond
Price Up for Fouke Monster in Arkansas Tale
Rewards totaling 1290 dollars are offered for the live capture of the Fouke monster near Fouke Arkansas. Reports describe a tall, upright, dark hairy creature with a 13 inch three toed footprint photograph as proof while some call the tale a hoax. KAAY radio adds a 1090 dollar reward matching its call letters.
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Associated Press
Arkansans
Fouke
Texarkana
Raymond Scoggins
KAAY
Little Rock
Jack W. Lee
New York
Lin Broadcasting Corp
Arkansas
Lee
Bumpers to Speak at Jefferson County Young Democrats Rally
Gov. Dale Bumpers will headline a Jefferson County Young Democrats club membership rally at Pine Bluff Civic Center Thursday night. He will address party supporters and boost local organizing efforts ahead of upcoming elections.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Dale Bumpers
Jefferson County
Young Democrats Club
Civic Center
Teachers Reject Proposal In Fort Smith Arkansas
Fort Smith teachers vote 125 to 150 members to reject a board salary offer for the second time citing violations of the professional consultation agreement. CTA seeks reconvened talks and possible court action as the district divides 229000 from state funds between new pay raises and regular index increases. The note adds an unrelated line about pickle production in 1970.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Fort Smith
Johnson
CTA
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