War policy and tax talk fill midyear session
Senators debate fiscal response and a possible surtax to curb a $20 billion current deficit with predictions of reductions to $8 billion if tax measures pass. Meany urges unity against critics while lawmakers discuss Vietnam and postwar planning. Hacienda home opens to the public Wednesday.
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Johnson
Siowing Barr
Awit
Bourke
B. Hickenlooper
Barr
Quinson
Afl-Civig Trades Department
America
LCIO
George Any
Meany
Asia
Politi
Vietnam
D. Eisenhower
John Kennedy
George A. Smathers
Senate
Property of Five Seized by the IRS
The IRS seized the assets of five Arkansas tax payers to satisfy delinquent federal taxes and will auction properties in April. The Adams home near Harrisburg with land faces sale April 4 for $4,840. Harrisburg couples Ben F. Power face April 11 for 13 vacant lots totaling tax debts of $3,263. J. W. Powers’ DeQueen water well drilling rig goes to auction April 16 with tax due over $1,000. West Memphis homes of Robert J. Karr and Henry Cotton are set for April 18 with Karr owing $2,146 in 1966 taxes.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Arvil C. Adams
Harrisburg
Adams
Ben F. Power
Powers
J. W. Powers
DeQueen
Robert J. Karr
West Memphis
Henry Cotton
Karr
McKinnie Joins Pine Bluff Firm in Executive Post
Hayes L. McKinnie age 34 of Hope has joined Guaranty Financial Corporation as executive vice president, directing accounting and fiscal control across the parent and subsidiaries. MC. Kinnie, a CPA and former controller of M&M Leasing, brings extensive experience from Ashdown Manufacturing and other Arkansas firms. He is married to Iva Grist of Eng land, a Hampton High valedictorian graduate, and served in the Air Force in Korea. The Pine Bluff firm has grown through acquisitions and plans new ventures including an extended care hospital near St Vincent's. The leadership slate includes McCarty, Lester, Porter, Trulock, Dunlap, Kennedy, and Cox.
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Pine Bluff
Hayes L. McKinnie
Hope
Guaranty Financial Corporation
Joe K. McCarty
Pine Bluff Holding Company
McKinnie
M&m Leasing Company, Inc
Ford
Guaranty Financial
Guaranty
Ashdown Manufacturing Corporation
Ashdown
M&m Leasing
Hampton
Iva Grist
Engeland
Hampton High School
Arkansas A&m College
Montly
Little Rock University
McKinde
Air Force
Korea
Arkansas A&m
Naval Ammunition Depot
Camden
Monticello
Ate
Melkinsie
Af Benton, 4
W. Johnson Company
Little Rock
Traveler Boat Manufacturing Company
LRU
Corn Belt Hatcheries of Arkansas, Inc
Suprex Drug, Inc
Suprex
Kroger Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Arkansas
Corn Belt Hatcheries
Parsons
Jane Lee Supply Company, Inc
Delaware Clay Company
Delaware
Universal Insurance Company
KOKY
Southwest Booking Agency, Inc
St. Vincent's Hospital
McCarty
Ed Lester
Jim Porter Jr
Walter Trulock
Lee Dunlap
William H. Kennedy Jr
Harley Cox Jr
Pine Bhull
Bearden
Massive March Planned by Memphis Negroes led by Dr King
In Memphis the Negro community announced a massive Friday march to support the sanitation workers strike. Dr Martin Luther King Jr is expected to lead the event though dates remain uncertain as discussions linger on resuming talks with a federal mediator.
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Memphis
Martin Luther King
King
Ralph Jackson
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Atlanta
Joba
Frank B. Miles
Little Rock Man Dies in Wreck
AP reports Larry W. Barish a 21 year old of Little Rock died in a wreck near North Little Rock after his car veered off a road and plunged down a embankment. He was dead on arrival at a local hospital.
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North Litle Rock
Larry W. Barish
Little Rock
Here
Pariah
North Litto Rock
Indians Bon Like That Title Scandal Hits Movie Plans
Mescalero Apache leader Wendell Chino says he will seek court action to block a film titled Nobody Loves a Drunken Indian from being released. He argues the story highlights Native resilience and self-determination, while writer Mix Evans says the screenplay favors Indians and portrays their mistreatment by whites.
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Mescalero
Nlm
National Congress of Indians
Wendell Chino
Mescaleco
Albuquerque
Mix Evans
Clair Huffaker
Camden Plant Charged by CWA in Labor Protest
International Telephone and Telegraph Co. factory in Camden faces unfair labor practice charges by the Communications Workers of America. The CWA filed the charge with the National Labor Relations Board.
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Camden
CWA
Little Rock
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Communications Workers of America
The
National Labor Reloons Board
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Thétos
House Foreign Affairs
Arthur Strech
Strech. Homes
Freeda Grennan
Pinecrest
Highway 67
Strech
Blythryinne
Ark
J. Lee Bearden
Leachville
Russell Elrod
Sloan Springs
Grigg Decorating Company
Calder Furniture and Appliances
Arkla- Servol
H. Ly McKinnie
Hopa Star
Arthur Street
Hope Federal
S. Main St
Blue Star
Davis Discount
Walnut
Hope, Ark
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