Freedom of speech at college campuses challenged
The memo discusses campus speech limits at Mississippi Oklahoma and Indiana State. It argues academic freedom belongs in the classroom and warns banning speakers can fuel controversy while urging prudence above prejudice. It notes a 1969 Arkansas election code reform and TEL Institute formation to educate election officials and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Professors
University of Mississippi
University of Oklahoma
Indiana States University
Memphis
Little Hock
Election Laws Institute
Arkansas
Thomas A. Glaze
Little Rock
Glaze
TEL Institute
Finch Denies Any Retreat on Welfare
Washington AP Secretary Robert Finch denied the Nixon administration might drop its welfare reform plan amid Senate Finance Committee questioning. Senators Williams and Harris questioned the bill’s form and its incentives, noting complex figures showing certain families could fare worse if a parent works. Finch promised to provide all requested information despite lukewarm HEW testimony and acknowledged the reform’s complexity.
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Washington
Robert Il. Finch
Nixon
Senate Finance Committee
John J. Williams
Finch
House
Williams
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Health Education and Welfare Department
Chicago
New York City
Long Work Day for Top Secretary of Gov Rockefeller
Robert W. Faulkner, 31, executive secretary to Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller, works from about 7:30 a.m. to dusk or later. A Long Beach or Little Rock native, Faulkner rose through Young Republicans to manage Rockefeller's campaign and now handles diverse duties, balancing reporters, citizen questions, and governor briefings while earning a salary around $8,000 a year with possible supplements. He calls Rockefeller a good boss who stays fair and objective, and Faulkner plans a potential political future with other roles in state government.
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Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Little Rock
Robert W. Faulkner
Winthrop Rockefeller
Faulkner
GOP
Rockefeller
B Yen
Malvern High School
Ouachita Baptist University
United States
Berlin
University of Arkansas
Ouachita
America
Arkansas
Obu
Fort Smith
Fort Smith Junior College
House of Representatives
Marion Burton
O Faulkners
Compton for Teacher Pay Increase Compton for Teacher Pay Increase
AP dispatch from Little Rock reports Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls weighed in on Arkansas Education Association's push for 20 million to raise teacher salaries. Compton favors the plan as within reason, while Atty. Gen. Purcell calls for studied evaluation. AEA plans 30 million more for salaries and operations in 1971 Legislature. Rozzell says 20 million would grant 10 percent raises in 1971 72 and another 10 percent next year, plus funds for other staff and operations. Compton emphasizes funding limits and tax priorities for a relatively poor state.
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Little Rock
Robert C. Compton
el Dorado
Arkansas Education Association
Atty
Joe Purcell
AEA
Forrest Rozzell
Rogzel
Compton
Nixon agrees to talks with congressional committees
President Nixon will meet Tuesday with four congressional panels to discuss use of U S ground troops in Cambodia. The Foreign Relations Committee set the dialogue after voting to demand an audience, while supporters and critics weigh constitutional and strategic implications amid nationwide controversy.
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Gregg Herrington
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
House
Congress
J. W. Fulbright
Indianapolis
Ind
Fulbright
Lyndon B. John Igon
Chicago
Berlin
Tokyo
Moscow
Phnom Penh
Vientiane
Saigon
Johnson
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Milton Young
Czechoslovakia
Pentagon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
National Music Week events planned in Hope area
Next week marks the start of National Music Week with activities by the Friday Music Club in Hope. A display at Anderson-Frazier Insurance honors Mrs. Ralph Routon, a noted local musician. The feature includes a profile of Lillian Lenora Carrigan Bous ton born in Washington Arkansas in 1899 and her long musical career across churches and as a composer.
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Mary Anita Laseter
Hope
United States
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency
Ralph Routon
Lillian Lenora Carrigan Bouston
Washington, Ark
Steve
Nora Carrigan
Steve Carrigan
T.S. McDavitt
West Avenue
Varnon Winston
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Faubus Aims to Run Again Calls for Arkansas Support
Former Governor Orval Faubus declared he is ready to run for governor again and urged Arkansans to signal their backing. He said a May 16 news conference would announce his decision and outlined a nine point program, attacking Rockefeller-era spending and promising efficiency, welfare, education, and health improvements.
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Little Rock
Orvald
Faubus
Arkansaris
Rockefeller
Colossus
Petit Jean
Rockefeller Organization
Ohio State Quietly Restores Order After Student Riots
Authorities allowed student leaders to form marshals aiding police to quell campus clashes that left scores injured and about 500 arrests. National Guard units remained nearby as 139 treated at hospitals for cuts and tear gas.
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Alvin Orton JR
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
National Guard
James Folk
Ohio Highway Patrol
University
Tim Sheeran
Spor
Grant
Novice Fawcett
U S Troops Overrun Cambodian Base Areas
U S forces push into Cambodia and seize the Fishhook area 30 miles inside the country as a ground sweep voices heavy resistance. Two American soldiers from the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment were killed, with another fighter plane reported down, amid a large-scale operation alongside South Vietnamese units spanning 200 miles of eastern Cambodia and the Parrot's Beak region. The mission targets COSVN command posts and sanctuary zones for North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Cambodia
Firat
U.S
U.S. 11Th, Armored Cavalry Regiment
Nixon
Supreme Communist Command
South Vietnam
Central Office
COSVN
Éone
the Fishhook
Menu for Hope Schools This Week
Weekly school meal plan lists Sloppy Joe on Bun with potato salad and cake on Monday. Tuesday features Tuna Croquettes with rolled cabbage and yeast rolls, while Wednesday serves Meat Loaf and Tomato Sauce with sides. Thursday offers Vienna sausage with sauerkraut and navy beans, and Friday includes macaroni with meat sauce and fish.
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