Prison Board Praises Legislature Yet Attacks Adkisson
The Arkansas Board of Corrections praised legislative concern for young inmates but singled out Pulaski Prosecutor Richard B. Adkisson as a “political animal.” It cited his call for immediate separation of youth offenders, while Gov. Rockefeller vetoed a bill directing such separation, noting funding limits. The board also sought written approval to share documents about former Supt. Murton with Senator Dodd’s committee.
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Afternoon What's New 2 Truth or Consequences
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Appreciation for Safety Week Coverage at The Star
Editor we thank The Star for safety week coverage over the last two weeks. Dan Stuart, Safety Committee Chairman, commends the extensive photos and articles that informed students and the community about the Safety Committee of the Student Council's efforts.
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Humphrey Says Democrats Must Rebuild in Deep South
AP Political Writer Jack Bell reports Hue H. Humphrey argues the national Democratic Party must be racially integrated to regain strength in the South. He plans a Mississippi trip next month to help build an integrated party, inviting support from Dr. Aaron E. Heney’s group. The Mississippi party differs from the white-dominated state organization that opposed Humphrey last year. The article also notes history on sugar turning to rum in Cuba after Columbus.
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Antitrust Suit Filed in Steel Deal
The Justice Department will seek court action to divest Ling-Temco-Vought Inc. of all interests in Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. as part of a test of federal antitrust laws against merger minded conglomerates. LTV defends its J and L takeover as lawful and urgent action to curb growing economic power concentration. Commuting lumberjacks from Portugal travel to Canada for seasonal work before returning home.
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Jordan Prime Minister Resigns. Rifai Chosen To Form Government
Prime Minister Bahjat Talhouni and his Cabinet quit in Jordan as Foreign Minister Abdel Mon'eim Rifai is tapped to form a new government. King Hussein plans a US visit with President Nixon and UN Secretary General U Thant, likely taking Rifai. Talhouni, 65, led since 1967. Rifai, 52, a seasoned diplomat and poet, has held multiple key posts including UN representative. Reports say health and strategic timing influence the move amid ongoing Arab-Israeli tensions. Pigeon shoots persist in Monaco despite US curbs on the practice.
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Thai Officials Receive Undeclared Payments Worth Billion
A Bangkok World columnist under pen name GND estimated that Thailand's off the record payments equal about 1 billion dollars annually, roughly one third of the national product. He argues the payments supplement subsistence salaries and are not true corruption.
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