Notable figures and deaths in a garbled obituary fragment
A scrambled news fragment mentions deaths and notable figures including a founder and director at a university related pharmacy, with scattered names such as Clifton Dante and references to North Carolina and New York connections. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
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Debulon
Beet
Clifton
Dante
The
Pharmaceus Heat
Foundadors
Versity
North Carolina
Tuadday
B. Glutton Dafiel
York
Maregaret Truman
Jerusalem Debate At UN Over Israel Parade
The United Nations Security Council debated the Jerusalem situation on the eve of Israel’s parade in the captured Arab sector. Muhammad H. El-Farra of Jordan urged action to stop the march commemorating Israel’s 20th anniversary, while Israel rejected the council resolution.
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United © Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Jerusalem
Israel
Council
Muhammad H. El-Farra
Jordan
El-Farra
Yosef Te‘koah
Czechoslovak Interior Chief Promises Police Purge
Prague AP interior minister Josef Pavel announced a major purge targeting old-line Stalinists in the police and department. He said wire tapping gear will be removed and 3 4 deputy ministers and other top officials will be replaced as part of reforms tied to Alexander Dubcek's liberal program.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Josef Pavel
CTK
Pavel
Alexander Dubcek
Liberal
Mendez
Rafael Arriaga Bosque
Guatemala
Msgr
Mario Casariego
Mano
Curia
Three Appealed Convictions Win Lawyer Appointment
Three African American brothers convicted of raping a 74 year old white woman were granted appeal counsel. Circuit Judge William J. Kirby in Little Rock appointed Dale Price to represent Reles Manning, 21, Eddie Manning, 17, and another brother. The defendants claimed their rights were violated when their attorney failed to appeal their 40 year sentences. Kirby treated a letter as a petition and ordered Price to prepare a pleading and argue issues in the New York field.
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Little Rock
William J. Kireby
Dale Price
Prey
Reles Manning
Eddie Manning
Arthur Lea
Boo Henry Manning
Kirby
Atoney
Trimble
Price
No Classes at Columbia Amid Campus Crisis
Columbia University faced campus turmoil as administration, backed by a 560 member senior faculty panel, ordered no regular classes while keeping the campus open. About 125 ad hoc faculty members backed a student strike, though the senior group did not endorse it. A student strike was announced after 1,000 city police moved onto the campus, detaining demonstrators and injuring about 100 youths and 16 officers in clashes that saw 720 arrests for trespassing and related charges.
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New York
J. Michael Nichols
Nichols
Grayson Kirk
Ciloge
Kirk
Manhattan
Rockefeller Winner in Massachusetts primary gains write-in votes
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York led the Massachusetts Republican race on write-ins, potentially earning all 34 delegate votes on the first ballot. Sen. Eugene McCarthy, the Democratic candidate on the ballot, captured a majority of Democratic votes and the 72 delegates. Nixon, Reagan, Kennedy and Volpe trailed in various write-in and on-ballot tallies with most precincts reported.
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Peter Brewer
Associated Press
Boston
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Massachusetts
Rockefeller
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
Guy
Ronald Reagan
Robert F. Kennedy
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Nixon
Reagan
Kenedy
Democratic
Johnson
Kennedy
Humphrey
Sen. Kennedy
Weather Forecast for Arkansas Thaw and Showers Likely
Weather experiment station report for 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. Wednesday shows a high of 80 and a low of 45. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy tonight, followed by partly cloudy to cloudy conditions Thursday with a chance of showers and thundershowers. Not much temperature change, lows tonight mostly in the 50s.
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Arkansas
50S
Abroad U S Leader Takes Full Control in Guatemala
AP report notes President Jue lio Cesar Mendez Montenegro seized complete government authority nearly two years after election, ending rival military influence. The shift reduces political violence from across factions, with 1,000 to 4,000 deaths in decades of upheaval, and March 28 marked the decisive move.
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Robert Berrellez
Associated Press
Guatemala
Juelio Cesar Mendez Montenegro
Mendez
Kiwanis awards Draper for Tuesday program
At a Kiwanis meeting in Town and Country a certificate of appreciation was given to J S Draper for Tuesday's program, presented by K G Hamilton. The report blends local club note with a foray into a federal suit over Arkansas auto insurance rate increases led by State Insurance Commissioner Allan W Horne with claims of improper evidence and possible conflicts of interest.
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Town & Country
J. S. Draper
K. G. Hamilton
Little Rock
Allan W. Horne
Pulaski County
Allan Dishingh
Horne
Steele Hays
Insurance Department
Marion Crank
Foresman
Hays
National Music Week festival and FFA award at Hope High
The 45th annual National Music Week events include the Second Annual Hymn Festival at First Baptist Church with junior choirs and community chorus. A 19th Annual Music Festival concert at Hammons Stadium features a large school chorus, solo numbers, and a joint singing finale. Danny Turner, Hope High School senior, wins the 1968 Future Farmers of America Outstanding Member award for growth in character leadership and dependability. Mayor Donal Parker proclaims May 12 1968 as National Music Week, urging citizen participation, while noting Pluto’s long orbital period.
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First Baptist Church
Hope
Comscat
Hammons Stadium
Jewel Moore Jr
Arthur Streeh
Richard Keyton
Hyatt
Charles Tremaine
National Music Week
Danny Turner
A. 2
Turner
Hope High School
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Danny
Coliseum
National Federation of Music Blus
Donal Parker
Arkansas
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