Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Harris to seek reelection
Chief Justice Carleton Harris of the Arkansas Supreme Court announced Saturday he would seek reelection this year. Marrs, a Pine Bluff native, elected in 1956 to fill an unexpired term, completes his first full eight-year term. He graduated from Cumberland University Law School in 1982 and has held multiple state posts including prosecuting attorney for the 11th Judicial District and chancery and probate judge for the 4th Chancery District. Harris served two years in the Marine Corps during World War I.
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Powell Predicts Civil War Among Youths Over Race
Former congressman Adam Clayton Powell predicts a civil war of the young over race, with both white and black youths ready to challenge the white power structure. King remains committed to nonviolence, avoiding riots forecasts as Powell returns from exile and resumes church duties.
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Kite Flying Contest Promised by Offat Scouts in Hope
Hope ARN Star reports Offat Scouts hold a kite flying contest in Hope. Powell, asked about presidential support, says he backs himself as Only A.C.P. King spoke at New Canaan Baptist Church of Christ in Harlem during ceremonies installing Rev Wyatt Tee Walker as pastor, Walker formerly with King’s SCLC.
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Marionettes to perform Hansel and Gretel in Hope
Hope Arkansas hosts Nicole Marionettes on Wednesday March 27 at Hope High School and Hopewell Auditorium. The show features puppets from Nicolo Studios with music and scenery by noted designers. Performances at 9:00 and 10:30 am and 2:00 pm with admission 25 cents. organized by the Hope Junior Auxiliary.
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Woman Goes on Trial in Slaying at Walnut Ridge
Mrs. Myrtle Dark of Walnut Ridge faces first degree murder charges for the March 18 1967 shotgun slaying of her husband Millard M. Clark at a shopping center apartment he owned. Clark, a noted contractor, was shot in the back of the head. Bond has been posted since April 25 1967. Trial delayed once due to defense illness and again when a prosecution witness was hospitalized.
Train Car Collision Kills Three Near Jonesboro
A Saturday night car train crash four miles northeast of Jonesboro killed three people and injured another. Victims were Clarence Sallis 36 of Brookland Ricky Don Afitchell 15 of Jonesboro and Kenneth Presley Bobbitt 4 of Lake City. Ernie Walker 14 of Bay was critically injured.
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Do it Yourself Pick the Right Ladder for the Job
Advice on ladder choice covers indoor and outdoor needs, wood versus metal, extension ladders for multistory homes, safety around power lines, and features like reinforced rungs and flat steps. Also notes on weathered materials and the tradeoffs of wood and aluminum ladders.
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Humphrey Criticizes Riot Report Amid Johnson Support Rift
Vice President Humphrey attacked the riot commission's conclusions arguing the nation heads toward two separate societies and warned against a doctrine of group guilt. He urged a historical perspective on progress in race relations while Johnson cautioned that the report reflects views not fully shared by his administration.
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Viet Nam War Picturing Page Nie Glance
Saigon report says U S aircraft bombing lead to 245 camps destroyed in the Mae Kong Delta. Khe Sanh base shelled after two days of heavy bombardment as two U S Marines choppers are downed by North Vietnamese gunners. Washington cites shortages of skilled manpower and corruption hindering redevelop ment plans. Gen Leonhard F Chapman Jr says North Vietnamese cannot force us from Khe Sanh by airstrip destruction. Senator Morton questions Gulf incident as possible deliberate provocation.
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Wanted Men and Women for U S Civil Service Jobs Now
Wanted ads promise Civil Service positions with high starting pay and strong security. The Lincoln Service school offers free booklets detailing government jobs, required education or experience, and test preparation tips, urging immediate action and revealing a list of positions and salaries.
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