Our Daily Bread Shiced Thin by The Editor
A scathing critique of a government memo from January eighteen, denouncing jargon filled language about grant forms and Civil Rights inputs. The piece mocks bureaucratic wording and suggests practical steps for handling Forms 503 with grant applications. It also touches on a separate note about bigamists and social inquiries, and ends with local aviation safety anecdotes from Augusta and Gastonia.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
CSRA
Development Commission
Arora
Kennedy Says He Was Not Invited
Senator Eugene McCarthy explains his campus campaigning to press and voters, noting he spoke at colleges and high schools after initially few invitations to Democratic meetings. He cites college audiences, lecture income, and a large Wisconsin University turnout as key factors in his strategy against Johnson and in primaries.
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Harry Kelly
Associated Press
Milwaukee, Wis
Asociated Press
Eugene McCarthy
United States
Minnesota
Maine
Wisconsin
Johnson
McCarthy
New Hampshire
St Gena McCarthy
University of Wisconsin
Congress
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Bowdoin
University of Maine
Beloit College
Wve
Court Order Sought to Bar Dr King in Washington
Sen Robert Byrd renewed his plea that the Justice Department obtain a court order to bar Dr Martin Luther King from staging a planned demonstration in the nation’s capital. He linked the request to the Memphis riot King helped trigger, calling it a preview of trouble for Washington.
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Washington
Robert C. Byrd
Dew. Va
Justice Department
Martin Luther King
Byrd
Senate
Memphis
Tenn
Fulbright Criticizes War Policy At Ouachita Baptist
Senator J William Fulbright told about 1500 people at Ouachita Baptist University he could not back a presidential candidate who supports the Vietnam policy and warned it could cause inflation. He urged negotiated peace and said he might not back Johnson if the policy continues. He filed for re election and cautioned Wall Street and State Secretary Dean Rusk against policy change.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
J. William Fulbright
Vietnam
Fulbright
Ouachita Baptist University
Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Arkansas
Coonskin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Wall Street
Rusk
Insurance official named receiver for Fort Smith firm
State Insurance Commissioner Allan W. Horne appointed receiver for the National Fraternity Life Insurance Co. of Fort Smith. Sebastian Circuit Judge Paul Wolfe ordered the firm placed in receivership after examiners found the company insolvent by $134,485.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Allan W. Horne
National Fraternity Life Insurance Co
Fort Smith
Sebastian
Paul Wolfe
Horne
Johnson cites Lincoln mob law warning amid Memphis violence
President Johnson in the rose garden, after Memphis race riots, cites Lincoln on mob law and accepts student pledges from Philadelphia schools committing to law and authority. He urges youths to be examples, while Bourguiba defers an Arab summit, favoring lower level talks instead.
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Washington
Johnson
Memphis
Abraham Lncoln
Philadelphia
Lincoln
U.S
UN Council to Debate Arab-Israeli Crisis Amid Clashes
The U.N. Security Council was summoned for urgent debate today on the Arab Israeli crisis after a major air and artillery clash on the Jordan front Friday. Jordan and Israel demanded action as fighting across the Jordan River included Israeli jet bombers and Jordanian artillery with casualties reported on both sides. Ambassadors from Jordan and Israel filed for an urgent meeting, Ousmane Soce Diop presiding.
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William N. Oatis
Associated Préss
United § Nations
N.Y. (Ap
U.N. Security Couinel
Jordatan
U.N
Council
Jordan
Israel
Belsan
Jordan River
Traiot
Cairo
Damascus
Baghdad
Beirut
I Tse
New York
Muhammad H. El-Farra
Yosef Tekoah
Ousmane Soce Diop
Senegal
Ship to Be Named in Honor of Holt
Johnson names a U.S. naval station and a destroyer escort to honor the late Australian Prime Minister Harold E. Holt who disappeared while swimming last December. The naval station at the northwest cape of Australia will bear his name, and the keel of the escort will be laid May 11 in San Pedro, California. The ship, about 438 feet long and 3,877 tons, will be crewed by 17 officers and 226 enlisted men and launch in about a year. Holt's widow attended a White House event this week.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S. Naval Station
Harold E. Holt
Australia
Holt
Northwest Cape
San Pedro
Calif
White House
Stephens Says London Bridge Deal Is Out
W R Witt Stephens president of Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co says plans to buy the London Bridge have been abandoned. He wrote Mayor Dan Wolf that he dropped plans to bid due to world monetary system triggered by the golf crisis. Wolf had asked him to consider placing the bridge at a Hot Springs lakes area site if acquired. London offered the bridge for sale.
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Prings
Ark
W. R. Witt Stephens
Arkansas Louisiayana Gas Co
London Bridge
Stephens
Dan Wolf
Wolf
Hot Springs Lakes
City of
London
Anniversary of Hope's First Settlement Hundred Years Ago
Mary Anita Laseter reports April 3 marks the 56th anniversary of Hope’s first settlement. Walter Shiver, grandfather of Harvey W. Shiver, built the initial residence, recalling a prairie journey in 1872, railroad changes, a Shreveport yellow fever era, and early town landmarks including Division and South Mary Streets and a 12-Tent Show circus.
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City of Hope
Mary
Anita Laseter
Apel
Hope
Walter Shiver
Havery W. Shiver
City of
Harald
Prairie
Ann
Michigan
Miss Amps
Blevins
Mit
Arkansas
Cairo and Fulton
Milesport Pacific
Hom
Chedester
Washington
Shreveport
Division
South Mary Streets
Alsobrook
Peek
Wadsley
Red River
Lickborrow
Guards Placed on Alert in West Memphis
About 175 National Guard members were held in standby alert in West Memphis Arkansas as a precaution amid racial tensions in Memphis. Governor Rockefeller’s executive secretary Marion Burton said the guardsmen were from the West Memphis area and stood by at the armory to prevent any spillover. Colonel Ralph D Scott, state police director, met Rockefeller in West Memphis after the governor postponed a speaking engagement in Columbus Ohio to monitor the situation.
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West Memphis
Ark
National Guard
Memphis
Marion Burton
Winthrop Rockefeller
Burton
Detroit
Ralph D. Scott
State Police
Rockefeller
Hockefeller
Coumbus
Ohio
West Mem
Burtoy
Karate Cher Stuns But Shoplifter in Canton Store
A Canton store employee pursued and stunned a would be intruder with a karate chop Wednesday night claiming he was acting as seen on television. The attacker was held for questioning by police.
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Canton
Collision Course for Candidates
The contest narrows to a head to head clash between Eugene J. McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy as Indiana looms on May 27, with Memphis Johnson looming and Wisconsin primaries to come. Kennedy filed signatures for May 7 ballot in Indianapolis while McCarthy backers filed earlier for governor Roger D. Branigin as Johnson surrogate. Richard Goodwin, a McCarthy lieutenant, signals likely support for either McCarthy or Kennedy, not Johnson. McCarthy campaigns in Wisconsin ahead of Tuesday's primary, while Kennedy urges voters there to back McCarthy. In Superior, McCarthy criticizes the South Vietnamese government as undemocratic and corrupt, saying no viable government exists in the war-torn nation.
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Associated Press
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Indiana
Badwee
Johnson
Kennedy
Indianapolis
McCarthy
Roger D. Branigin
Richard Goodwin
McCarthy Organization
Goodwin
Milwaukee
Lyndon Johnson
Wisconsin
Superior
Wis
Faubus Warns Arkansas of Progressive Setback
Former governor Orval Faubus writes from parts unknown that Arkansas risks losing its progressive edge if another administration like Rockefeller’s or GOP leaders prevails. In a Madison County Record column Faubus cautions that Oklahoma’s two Republican administrations show mixed progress.
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Huntsville
Ark
Goy
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeler
Faubus
Madison County
Oklahoma
Civilians Repulse Viet Cong Ambush in Phu Yen
Civilians irregulars and U S Green Berets trapped and killed Viet Cong along a Phu Yen trail. As many as 21 enemy dead noted, including a province chief and a hamlet chief, with a captured Viet Cong woman cited as evidence of increased female recruitment. Reports of additional ambushes and heavy allied air and artillery activity across central Vietnam, plus strain on weather-impacted air operations near Hanoi Haiphong.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Weiler Saigon
South Viet
U.S
Phu Yen
Phu Yen Proy- Inge, 264 Miles Northeast of Saigot, A U.S
Green Borels
Gatd
An Gallingtad
Ain “Colugun
Saigon
Camp Holloway
Plesku City
Highlands
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Johnson
Monetary Conference in Sweden Turns Turbulent
In Stockholm 19 major economies including the United States opened a crucial international monetary conference amid antiwar protests. Violence erupted as police clashed with demonstrators who shouted USA MURDER and burned a dollar bill placard. About four dozen protesters were detained while Treasury Secretary Fowler arrived at the conference hall. The talks aim to create a new monetary unit for international trade to supplement gold, the dollar, and sterling.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Stockholm
United States
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U.S. Treasury
J Henry
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