Top Graduates at Spring Hill School 1970
Valedictorian for Spring Hill 1970 is Lynda Susan Dearinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Dearinger of Rt 1 Hope She is yearbook editor FHA member basketball player six years co captain and Betty Crocker Home Economics Award Salutatorian is Carna Dean Cato daughter of Mr and Mrs Loy Cato of Rt 1 Hope She is yearbook co editor FHA member basketball captain and elected Miss Spring Hill 1970 Baccalaureate services May 17 2 00 p m Bethany Baptist church Spring Hill Commencement May 22 7 30 p m Spring Hill High auditorium speaker Rev Thomas Simmons
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Lynda Susan Dearinger
Wilbur Dearinger
Rt. 1
Hope
FHA
Betty Crocker
Carna Dean Cato
Loy Cato
Bethany Baptist Church
Charles Jones
Spring Hill High
Thomas Simmons
Salinger Defends Johnson Against Undermining Charge
Former White House press secretary Pierre Salinger called Lyndon Johnson's claim that Kennedy loyalists tried to undermine his administration after Kennedy's death wholly untrue. He said loyal aides who remained supported Johnson's goals, and Johnson's CBS interview remarks about insider undermining were unfounded.
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New York
White House
Pierre Salinger
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Salinger
Political Action Clinic urged teachers to engage voters
Hot Springs Arkansas AP reports Rep. David Pryor urged political action by individuals during a Saturday talk to about 175 teachers at a Political Action Clinic for Teachers. Pryor warned that voter disengagement and lack of contact with elected officials threaten democracy. The Weather Bureau forecast for Arkansas predicts sunny mild conditions through Tuesday with highs in the 70s and a low in the upper 40s to low 50s.
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Hot Springs
Ark
David Pryor
D-Ark
Pryor
Arkansas
High Court Proceedings in Arkansas and Related Reversals
The Associated Press reports Arkansas high court actions affirming several circuit and county cases while reversing others. Rehearings were denied and amendments to the code of professional responsibility were adopted. The piece notes immigration quota shifts from the 1965 act and the 1968 deadline, with Ireland protesting the new waiting list system and preference categories.
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Lonnie Dean
Clayton Barkser
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Arkansas State Highway Commission
Bill Woody
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Green+wood Dist
Lyle Brown
Lane Poultry Farms
Nallie C. Wagner
Polk
John A. Fogleman
Universal C.lt
Credit Company
Allen Rowe
Phillips
Frank Holt
H. Gordon Gregson
Great American Insurance Co
Pulaski
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Cecil Smith
Loleta Goble
Code of Professional Responsibility
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Ireland
Congress
State Department
United States
Court Death Ruling Penalty Is Questioned
Chief Justice Warren E Burger questioned if the Supreme Court should set standards for death penalty imposition. He suggested leaving the issue to state legislatures while the court heard an Arkansas death case affecting hundreds on death row. Assistantam, for condemned William Maxwell, rejected the idea.
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Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
High Court
Burger
Arkansas
Anthony G. Amsterdam
Stanford University
Willam L. Maxwell
Radio Work Highlighted At Hope Rotary Luncheon
Haskell Jones manager of KXAR spoke at the Hope Rotary Club May 1 about the broadcasting industry and May National Radio Month. He noted KXAR is 23 years old and part of the Arkansas Radio Network with 110 stations. Vic Cobb arranged the program and introduced the speaker as Quentin Edwards and Charles Munk attended as guests.
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KXAR
Hope Rotary Club
Hope
Arkansas Radio Network
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Rotary
Four Killed at Kent U Campus Rally in Kent Ohio
At Kent State University in Kent Ohio four people died and at least 11 were wounded when Ohio National Guardsmen dispersed an unauthorized campus rally. Witnesses say guardsmen used tear gas as demonstrators hurled rocks and tear gas canisters. Some reports indicated two guardsmen may have died.
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Kent, Ohio
Ohio National Guardsmen
Kent State University
Kent
Taylor Hall
Teamsters Split Over Strike Across Nation
National trucking strike shows divisions as Los Angeles dissidents reject a tentative national contract while St. Louis unions stay out and Cleveland drivers vote 951 to 378 to end the walkout. About 6,000 Cleveland drivers expected back at work.
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Teamsters
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St. Louis
Campus newspapers unite for nationwide student strike
A coordinated national student strike plan emerges as campus papers from Princeton to Bryn Mawr prepare actions protesting U S military actions in Cambodia and the bombing of North Vietnam. A national committee at George Washington University oversees policy with a massive Washington rally planned by the New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam. Editors from Columbia Cornell Rutgers Bryn Mawr Sarah Lawrence Penn edited a common editorial accusing Nixon of bypassing Congress and Vietnamization failures, with broad support from Harvard Princeton Dartmouth Brown and Haverford.
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North Vietnam
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Southeast Asia
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Congress
Tunney Faces Tough Challenge in California Senate Primary
In California, Rep John Tunney faces a strong challenge from Rep George Brown in the June 2 Democratic senatorial primary. State Democrats largely back Tunney, son of boxer Gene Tunney, who is favored to beat Republican incumbent George Murphy.
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Howard Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
James A. Rhodes
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Alabama
Joe Reed
Hudson County
Democratic
Nelson Gross
California
John Tunney
George Brown
Tunney
Gene Tunney
Brown
George Murphy
Russia Lashes U.S. Cambodia Action Condemned
Premier Kosygin denounced U.S. military operations in Cambodia and warned of consequences. He held a news conference to frame Moscow's response to events in Indochina and accused Washington of aggression against the Cambodian people while urging global unity for peace and responsibility.
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Alexei WN
Kosygin
U.S
Cambodia
Soviet Union
Indochina
United States
Southeast Asia
Court Rules Favorable to the Insured in Ark. Case
Arkansas Supreme Court rules an individual may sue an insurer over a municipality's liability policy. Case stems from H Gordon Gregson's 1968 injury at Rebsamen Park Golf Course clubhouse. Gregsons sued the city and architect. later added Great American Insurance Co. as defendant. Court upheld that city liability ruling does not bind the insurer in the separate suit.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Little Rocks
H. Gordon Gregson
Rebsamen Park
Gregson
Gregsons
Wood
Supreme Court
Frank Holt
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