Parochial School Aid Returns To Connecticut
The Supreme Court allowed Connecticut to resume aid to parochial schools, staying a Hartford federal court injunction. About 6 million dollars was earmarked for 263 Connecticut schools, 217 religiously affiliated, mostly Catholic, with officials saying aid prevented closures and cutbacks. Justices Burge r, Brennan, Stewart, White, Marshall, and Blackmun granted continued aid pending appeal. Black, Douglas, and Harlan dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Hartford
Warren E. Burger
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
Harry A. Blackmun
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
John M. Harlan
High Court
Connecticut Civil Liberties Union
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arkansas Forecast: Partly Cloudy and Cooler Into Tuesday
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday notes highs 62 and 45 with forecast for Arkansas partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Cooler tonight with upper 20s NW to 30s elsewhere, Tuesday highs 40s north to 50s south.
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Experiment Station
Arkansas
Bumpers Aide Mixed Up on Sales Tax Letter
Gov. Dale Bumpers said he was unaware an aide wrote Blytheville teachers that he would not veto a sales tax increase. He opposed any increase, citing trust breach after lawmakers passed his income tax hike. The aide Charles Matthews is vacationing and could not comment.
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Charleston
Ark
Dale Bumpers
Blytheville
Bumpers
Charles D. Matthews
Blytheville Teachers Association
Matthews
Joe Musick
U Organization
Walter Day
Tut
Mills
Nixon
Associates
Democratic Congress
House
Senate
Congress
Water Line Sale Voided by Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the majority owners of a private water main cannot sell it to Center Hill over minority protest. The decision upholds a Greene County case, denying the sale as proposed and noting the minority must not be forced to fund the purchase.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Center Hill
George Rose Smith
Greene County Circuit Court
High Court
Charles Light
Paragould
Arkansas 25
Smith
Supreme Court
Loyd Henry Byrd
Calvin Ford
Jefferson County
J. C. Warren
Benton County
Warren
D C Names Non voting Congressman Election Battle
The national capital will elect Tuesday a nonvoting delegate to Congress with full prerogatives except voting. Rev. Waller E Fauntroy leads, pledging to use raw naked power against the evils on that hill. Cordova asserts influence comes only with careful diplomacy.
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Washington
Congress
Waller E. Fauntroy
Jorge L. Cordova
Puerto Rico
Diplo- Puerto
Notable Obituaries Across Cities Include Editor and Coaches
The San Antonio Light former managing editor Noah D. Allison died at 72 at Brooke Army General Hospital after a 39 year tenure as editor. Maj. Thomas Coulson, linked to Mata Hari, died at 85 in Philadelphia nursing home. Samuel E. Rusinoff, MIT engineering professor emeritus, died at 76 in Chicago Weiss Memorial Hospital. Gomer Jones, Oklahoma athletics leader, died 57 after a subway incident near Madison Square Garden. Roy E. Blackwood, Gospel Quartet founder, died at 65 after a church service.
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San Antonio
Tex
Noah D. Allison
Brooke Army General Hospital
Allison
The
Light
Philadelphia
Maj
Thomas Coulson
Mata Hari
Franklin Institute
Coulson
Chicago
Samuel E. Rusinoff
Emerittus
Minois Institute of Technology
Weiss Memorial Hospital
Rusinoff
New York
Gomer Jones
University of Oklahoma
Madison Square Garden
Jones
Oklahoma
Memphis
Ten arrested in Little Rock bookmaking raids
Ten persons were arrested and charged in connection with bookmaking after six Little Rock establishments were raided by police and prosecutors. Undercover officers had bet on games for weeks before the raids, seizing gambling equipment and detailing the suspects, many of them residents of Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Hazel Smith
Alexander
Mary Lee Brown
Jim Lively
Clinton
William D. Upton
Wanda Jean Upton
Mary Jo Dimler
Kela Mae Nolen
Jimmy Waltham
James E. Caldwell
Nixon-Mills
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West Corner
South Vietnam
Bravo
Hill
Gene L. Breeding
Mekong
Ngo Quant Truong
Delta
Cun
Truong
Sittion Guilitia
Seven Mountains
Ares
Ao Minh Forest
Associated Press
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Albu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Junea
Kansas City
Los Angeles
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Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
Okla
City
Omaha
D.C
Cory
U.S
Boston
SOAST
Tia Eee
Avondale
Clover Valley
B. Kroger
Kroger
Nee Er Py Ring
Chuck
Vatur
Hamburger
Nel
Itional Na So Pat Ay
the Krogar Co
Qi Be
Ajax
MaQuip
Keeble
Pecan Sandies
Uge Jar
Nabisco Sugar Honey Maid
Grahams
Laredq
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