State Supreme Court Rules for a Free Press in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled for a free press against a proposed trial publicity code by the Arkansas Bar Association. The decision, read by Associate Justice Lyle Brown, noted no widespread problem with court news dissemination and favoring journalists’ ethics while balancing rights of the accused.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas’ Bar Association
Lyle Brown
Arkansas
Arkansas Bar Association
Arkansas Press Association
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Society of Journalists
Arkansas Court
U.S
Ohio Indiana HHH Sees Great Victory Amid Primary Turmoil
Hubert H. Humphrey clung to a fading lead in Ohio as a Cuyahoga County suit sought to void results and trigger a new vote. In Indiana, Humphrey defeated Gov. George C. Wallace. Washington Sen. Henry M. Jackson trailed in Ohio. Public Service Commission approved two electric cooperatives in Arkansas to borrow funds.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
George S. McGovern
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Cleve
Thomas Shaunessy
Cuyahoga
Humphrey
McGovern
Indiana
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corp
PSC
Southwest Arkansas Electric Cooperative
North Arkansas Electric Cooperative
Controls to Continue As Nixon Cheif Economist Says
Herbert Stein chairing the Council of Economic Advisers said wage price controls will likely stay this year. He noted profits may rise substantially and business anxiety over curbs is not strong. Stein defended the Price Commission and its exemption of about five million small businesses from controls.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Europe
Price Commission
Jackson Ends Presidential Bid in Ohio Campaign
Sen. Henry M. Jackson withdraws from active primary campaigning in Ohio after finishing fourth in a field of five. He will not release delegates and cites a limited budget of under 50 thousand dollars, saying deficit financing is not feasible. He remains on ballots in Oregon Nebraska and Michigan with mandatory primaries.
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Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Ohio
Edmund S. Muskie
Cleveland, Ohio
Miami
Jackson
Miami Beach
Fla
Oregon
Nebraska
Michigan
Turkish jet hijacked to Sofia prompts fears in Turkey
A Turkish Air Lines DC9 with 61 passengers was seized en route from Ankara to Istanbul and diverted to Sofia Bulgaria. Four last minute boarding students are suspected to belong to the Turkish Peoples Liberation Army. Over ten foreigners aboard, plan to fly on to Rome Milan and Zurich after Istanbul. Omer Inonu, son of Ismet Inonu, was among passengers.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Bulgaria
Anatolia
Sofia
Turkish Air Lines
Ankara
Turkish Peoples Liberation Army
Omer Inonu
Ismet Inonu
Republican People’s Party
Rome
Milan
Zurich
Turkish Airlines
Enemy Forces Advance Near Hue As Saigon Battles Escalate
North Vietnamese troops pushed within six miles of Hue after seizing a fire base north of the ancient capital. Elsewhere, forces captured the last South Vietnamese stronghold in Binh Dinh Province as U S aerial strikes continued with heavy raids across South Vietnam. Marine defenses near Hue endured tank battles and a river-line withdrawal. Hue residents fear a Tet-like repeat as Landing Zone English is crushed after two days of combat.
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Saigon
Hue
Binh Dinh
U.S
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Thua Thien
Hoang Xuan Lam
Nancy
My Chang River
English
Qui Nhon
Quang Ngai City
da Nang
Mine disaster in Idaho claims dozens of miners lives
In Kellogg Idaho an early Tuesday fire swept through the nation's richest silver mine trapping miners. More than 100 rescue workers battled extreme heat and smoke while authorities confirmed at least 24 deaths with 77 unaccounted and families awaiting news.
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Kellogg
Idaho
Shoshone
Lou Gardner
Cecil D. Andrus
Boise
Sunshine
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Wallace Wilson
Tucker campaigns for state attorney general in Hope visit
Jim Guy Tucker toured Hope on Tuesday as part of his campaign for state attorney general. He spoke of the hard work ahead but said the experience is enjoyable. Tucker serves as the Prosecuting Attorney for the Sixth Judicial District in Little Rock, covering Pulaski and Perry Counties.
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Jim Guy Tucker
Hope
Tucker
Sixth Judicial
Pulaski and
Perry Counties
Little Rock
Dick Moore
State Department of Education
Arkansas
Hope group plans key May 4 meeting and announces new state HQs
The Hope Round-Up Club schedules a 7:30 p.m. meeting on May 4 in the Third District Coliseum. Officials say Hope will get a new Arkansas State Police headquarters and a District 3 Highway Department HQ with bids for the latter on May 24. The Highway HQ will be on Highway 29 off I-30 at the Herbert Arnold place. Also noted are other community items including a ring found in a rest room and local Farm Bureau and bank convention news.
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Hope
Third District
Arkansas State Police
District 3 Highway Dept
Highway Department
Highway
I- 30
Herbert Arnold
Rain Clears Arkansas After Front Breaks Tuesday
A stationary front moved out of Arkansas Tuesday night as cooler, drier air from a Canadian high pressure system pushed in. The National Weather Service forecast a second high to form tonight, keeping skies fair and temperatures mild through Thursday, with a new front likely bringing showers Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures Tuesday ranged in the 70s across the state.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Canada
Texas
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Hempstead County Housing Authority Formed
The Hempstead County Quorum Court met in a special session and formed four county housing authorities. Appointed to the Board of Commissioners were Eldridge Formby as Chairman from Patmos Cecil Cox from Fulton 43 Rogers McCaskill Ode Smith from Washington and William Wicker from Blevins. An organizational meeting is set for May 4 1972 at 7 30 p m in the Douglas Building to handle organizational matters and discuss housing needs of incorporated towns within the county.
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Hempstead County Quorum Court
Board of Commissioners
Eldridge Formby
Patmos
Cecil Cox
Fulton
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Alex. H. Washburn
State Supreme Court
State Alcoholic Beverage Control
Hempstead County
HHH
Carl P. Leabsdorf
Commission
Kelly Bryant
Hempstead
Haskell Jones
Ark
James H. Jones
Brinkley
Jones
Randy Arnold
Farm Bureau
Arkansas Bankers Convention
Hot Springs
Charles FE. Sharpe Jr
First National Bank
Hope Golf Association
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Red River Vocational Technical School
Hempstead Co. Housing Authority
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