Arkansas Legislature in late session approves many measures
Lawmakers push through a wave of administration and budget bills during an expended session despite stiff debate. Key actions include combining the Purchasing Department with the Comptroller into a Department of Administration, creating a Personnel Division, mandating written regulations filed with the secretary of state, authorizing regional development compacts, and forming a Little Hoover commission to review state government. The House debated public relations expense pay for legislators, and votes covered motor vehicle inspections, milk pricing inquiry, and a park plan for Indian M mound State Park.
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Richard Earl Griffin
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Max Howell
Little Rock
Guy Jones
Conway
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Jack S. Oakes
Augusta
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Cave City
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76ers Rally Past Celtics In Overtime For Title
Philadelphia clinched the regular season Eastern Division crown with a 116-113 overtime win over Boston. Hal Greer scored 37, Wilt Chamberlain 17, Bill Russell sank one of two free throws to tie late, and the 63rd win set an NBA single-season record. Celtics' Sam Jones led Boston with 20 as St Louis and Detroit results also noted.
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St. Louis
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Suit Aimed at Seating Powell
Attorneys for Adam Clayton Powell sue to force seating by the House and back him in a special election. The petition, joined by civil rights leaders, seeks immediate oath and ongoing support from CORE and SCLC while Powell campaigns from Bimini. James Meredith is named as a potential opponent. Powell vows no in-person Harlem campaigning.
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Adam Clayton Powell
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Harlem Democrat
U.S. District Court
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Percy E. Sutton
Manhattan
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Bimini
New York
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University of Mississippi
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Core
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All America
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Southern Christian Leadership Movement
Atlanta
King
Meredith
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Revenue Bill Introduced In Arkansas Legislature
The revenue stabilization bill to shape 1967-69 state funding was introduced in both houses as the General Assembly nears sine die adjournment. The plan prioritizes education with allocations for fiscal 1967-68 and 1968-69, then shifts to cities and other agencies based on revenue. Two weeks are needed for lawmakers to study potential changes, with no major alterations anticipated. A London chimp named Congo gained fame painting 384 pictures between 1956 and 1989.
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Little Rock
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Senate
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Congo
Protest Speech by Humphrey Sparks Walkout at Award Ceremony
In New York at the National Book Award event, about 76 demonstrators protested U S involvement in Vietnam during Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's address, shouting at him while 1,000 attendees gave a standing ovation. Humphrey urged free speech and shared literary tastes, joking about war and moon experiences in a Twain flavored speech.
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New York
United States
Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Mitchell Goodman
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Anthony West
New Yorker Magazine
Richard Baron
Dial Press
Jules Feiffer
Andre Schiffrin
Pantheon Press
Robert Gorham Davis
Hans Koningsberger
Mark Twain
Twain
Romney to Address Arkansas GOP Dinner in Rockefeller Appreciation
Gov. George Romney of Michigan will speak at an April 29 appreciation dinner for Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller in Little Rock. Romney, a leading 1968 presidential contender, has not announced an official run.
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Little Rock
George Romney
Michigan
Winthrop Rockefeller
Romney
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