Obituary notices from multiple cities provide sparse details
Obituaries for Abram Newman, 87, a former director of the New York Oliver, W Stewart Hollingshead, 64, chairman and CEO of Hollings Ithead Corp., and Tracey Strong, 80, former general secretary of the World Alliance of the Young Men’s Christian Association, are reported from Hempstead Camden and Olympia. The text also includes unrelated items on legal services budgets, infant mortality, a Lions club meeting in Hope, and a Little Rock scaffold accident.
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World Alliiance
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Arkansas Enterprises For the Blind
Don Freel
Lowell Harris
Peyton Kolb
Thomas Honeycutt
Hope
Horace Hubbard
Hope School
Don Abbot
Claude Byrd
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Jim James
Supreme Court upholds plain view seizure in robbery case
The Supreme Court, in an unsigned ruling, upheld a robbery conviction of James H. Harris of the District of Columbia, ruling police could seize evidence in plain view even without a warrant. The court found the vehicle registration card discovered on a car impounded as evidence was not the result of a search but protection of the car. Harris earlier won a reversal in federal court and was sentenced to two to seven years. Louisville named in honor of King Louis XVI for France’s aid in the American Revolution.
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James H. Harris
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Arkansas Full Crew Law to Be Ruled on
The Supreme Court will consider whether Arkansas crew size rules burden interstate commerce. The case stems from a 1967 Hot Springs ruling. Arkansas requires engineers, firemen, conductors and three brakemen on freight trains and a foreman plus three helpers on switch trains. Unions argue the laws ensure safety. railroads contend the laws are outdated after technological advances.
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Cut Cancer Act Firm Is Ordered to Withdraw Ad
Arkansas action orders American Family Life Assurance Co to stop offering women policyholders DIY cancer smear kits. State Insurance Commissioner Allan W. Horne notes the move targets the advertisement, not the company or its cancer policy, after a medical society attorney labeled the kit an illegal practice of medicine and a pathologist warned of potential danger to women.
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No Quarrel Compensation Denied in Arkansas Case
LITTLE ROCK AP The Workmen's Compensation Commission ruled that the Workmen's Compensation Act does not cover injuries from a personal quarrel on the job and denied Arthur Fragier of Geneva Pulaski County an award. Fragier was shot in the chest June 5 1967 by a fellow employee. The commission said the employer did not cause aggravate or precipitate the incident.
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Genevia
Pulaski County
Frazier
HEART PASSKEYS MEMORIES OF A LOST GIRLHOOD DREAMS
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls a graduate who opposed ROTC and chose a gym course, and a 35 year old woman facing the choice to keep or relinquish cherished childhood hopes. The piece evokes farm visits, a pebble in a well, sound and distance, and contrasts with overworked times and small pleasures.
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Arkansas Weather Report 24 Hours to 7 am Tuesday
Weather station notes a high of 57 and low of 21 with stable conditions through Wednesday. Forecast calls for fair skies in Arkansas with little temperature change. tonight’s low around the low 30s.
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Weather Experiment Station
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Evening TV Schedule and News Flow for March 6 1968
Television lineup lists morning through late night programs with NBC CBS and ABC offerings. Notable blocks include The Today Show Jeopardy Eye Guess Days of Our Lives The Virginian and Kraft Music Hall alongside News and Weather updates and the Tonight Show starring various hosts. Channel slots include NBC CBS and ABC with regional sport and entertainment segments.
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Tuesday Night TV Listings March 5 1968 Schedule
Dense TV grid lists programs for March 5 1968 including I Dream of Jeannie Dear Mr Gable Shadow Over Elveron and Tonight Show. Also shows radar weather Vern Stierman and various daytime shows like Today Show Newscope and Hollywood Squares with multiple time slots and channel notes.
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Shirley Knight
Leslie Nielson
Jerry Hammons
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Vern Stierman
Television Schedule Mess Reveals Odd Time Listings
scrambled TV grid shows 6:30 and 7:30 color entries with movie and show titles such as The Fugitive Doctor General Hospital The Baby Game and Come September. includes references to The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau and Son of Kong with cast names like Helen Mack and Robert Armstrong.
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Robert Armstrong
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Jacques Coesteau
Rose Hudson
Television schedule overview from KATV night lineup
A fragmented TV guide excerpt lists programs and times for March 6 1966 on ABC including The Fugitive Morning and Afternoon blocks, The Newlywed Game, General Hospital, The Dating Game, Jacques Cousteau specials, Mia Farrow Monte Carlo special, Princess Grace feature, and World News with Bud Campbell, with multiple channel IDs and age ratings.
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Howes Blak Cavece
General Hospital
Bob Young
Neva
ABC Truth Or Consequences
Arkansas News and Weather
Jacques Yves
Cousteau
Ryan O'Neil
Mia Farrow
Monte Carlo
World News
Bud Campbell
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