Kroger Profit Sharing Details for Little Rock Staff
Kroger employees in the Little Rock division received 97 cents in profit sharing per dollar saved under the Employes Savings and Profit Sharing plan for 1992. The plan, 12 years old, totals $65,873,896 in employee accounts companywide, with employer profits contributing $32,056,638 and five Kroger supermarkets plus a SupeRx store owned by the company.
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Kroger
H. L. Lindsay
Little Rock Kroger
Lindsay
Little Rock
U.S
Gift to state colleges from American Can Foundation
Dr. H. E. Williams of Southern Baptist College at Walnut Ridge announced receipt Tuesday of a 1387 gift from the American Can Co Foundation for the Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges. Williams said it is the third straight year the company has donated in recognition of its Dixie Cup Division at Fort Smith. The state s seven private colleges share funds received by the foundation.
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Little Rock
H. E. Williams
Southern Baptist College At
Walnut Ridge
American Can. Co
Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges
Williams
College Foundation
American Can
Fort Smith
Freedom Marchers Reach Second Leg in Deep South Protest
A group of Freedom Marchers begins the second leg of their protest walk through the Deep South against segregation. They retrace steps of Baltimore postman William Moore, shot near Attalla, Alabama. Police expect possible arrests in Alabama as eight similar demonstrators were jailed on breach of peace charges. The marchers slept in Hooker Georgia after a night in a church, with mixed reactions from locals. Two Tennessee troopers escorted them to the Georgia line as jeers greeted the procession.
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Jack Stillman
Trenton
Deep South
Baltimore
William Moore
Attalla
Ala
Alabama
Andsden
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hooker
Georgia
U.S. 11
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Feet Ache Itch Relief From Gibson Drug Co
An old time drugstore pitch promises relief for aching feet by soaking twice daily in T-4-L Solution. Claims feet contain 52 bones 66 joints and ligaments and that the product also cures athlete's foot by sloughing off infection with healthy skin replacing it. Refund offer 48 cents back if not pleased within one hour today at Gibson Drug Co.
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Gibson Drug Co
Lottery for Nation Now Is Urged
AP report on Rep. Paul A. Fine promoting a national lottery to raise about 10 billion dollars annually. He argues it would fund schools housing disabled veterans health care and balance the budget while Congress hesitates. New Hampshire Gov John N King signed a state lottery bill, which Fine says will spur federal action.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Paul A. Fine
New York Republican
Congress
Fine
John N. King
New Hampshire
Pine
International Flag Play Killed at Liberty Memorial
MOAM LI MO. TALIA and leaders from 48 nations likely won’t fly this year as Liberty Memorial Association head Lowell L. Johnson told the City Park Board. A march led by Robert Gore carried signs for equal rights and desegregation. Moore, carrying a similar message, was killed in Atlanta. Floyd Simpson, a white grocer, faces murder charges in the slaying.
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Moam LI
Talia Ene
Kansas City
Liberty Memorial
Lowell L. Johinson
Liberty Memorial Association
City Park Board
Bt Governors
Congress of Racial Sequality
Student Nomicient Coordinating Committee
Robert Gore
Core
Mississippi
Sidi
Moore
Altalta
Floyd Simpson
World War I memorial vandalism and picketing noted
A fragment describes objections to the display as un American. It mentions the 1961 rededication of the World War I monument to world peace on November 1 with 57 nations attending a flag raising. Vandals damaged figures linked to a Muhhist or similar group as the memorial was picketed.
TV Drama on Mental Illness Sparks Industry Debate
AP reports a trend of one hour programs tackling psychiatry with mixed reactions from professionals. Dr William Menninger warns against sensationalism, urging realism and humane portrayal. Industry figures seek balance between entertainment needs and responsible depiction.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
West Point
N.Y
William Menninger
William Dozier
Pecreen
Gems
First Lady JFK Attends Met Opera Night
Mrs. John F. Kennedy makes an unscheduled visit to the Metropolitan Opera House in New York to watch the London Royal Ballet. She bows and smiles as the audience applauds, sitting with Anthony Bliss and Lauder Greenway. The First Lady wears a sleeveless black gown and receives applause during both intermissions.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Metropolitan Opera House
London Royal Ballet
Anthony Bliss
Metropolitan Opera Association
Lauder Greenway
Met
Kennedy
Bus overturn injures 38 students near Greensboro
A school bus carrying 48 Negro students overturned during a sharp turn near Greensboro. Thirty eight were hurt, seven hospitalized but none in serious condition. the student driver, 16, said the brakes failed before the bus plunged down a 50 foot bank.
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Greensboro
N.C
Arthur Daniel Gee
Faubus Addresses Arkansans in Washington Banquet
Gov. Orval Faubus spoke to about 600 Arkansas residents in Washington at a banquet with 300 Arkansans and spouses, honoring Arkansas members of Congress. W. M. Shepherd of the Arkansas Chamber of Commerce served as toastmaster at the Sheraton Park hotel during the U S Chamber convention event.
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Washington
Orval B. Faubus
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Sheralon Park Hotel
Skouras Hospitalized After Golf Illness in Hollywood
George Skouras, 68, theater chain operator, was admitted to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after feeling ill during a round at Bel Air Country Club. He was reported in good condition.
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Hollywood
George Skouras
Skouras
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Bel Air Country Club
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