Extension Homemaker Week Observed In Hempstead County
Dr Lowell Harris speaks to thirty Extension Homemaker leaders at a training meeting on anatomy and family education. Leaders from 21 groups receive training to teach neighbors, expanding community leadership and promoting better homes through Extension Homemaker work.
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Lowell Harris
Extension
Extension Home
Dekmaker
Hempstead
Res
Focal
Hempstead County Extension Homemaker Council
Extension Homemaker
R. L. Dillard
Extension Homemaker Council
Vernon McMurtrey
Vernie Goynes
Negroes to March in Louisville Derby Week
Negro civil rights leaders announce a planned march near Churchill Downs during Derby crowds as police and National Guardsmen bolster security. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. backs persuasion for open housing laws while a court injunction bans unpermitted night marches. Officials warn demonstrations may provoke arrests if permits are denied.
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C. M. Gilmour JR
Louisville
Churchill Downs
A.D. Williams King
Allewhite
South End
Wyandotte Park
Downs
Wyandotte
Edward T. Breathitt
National Committee Against Discrimination In Housing
Oklahoma House approves artificial insemination law
The Oklahoma House sent to Governor Bartlett a measure legalizing human artificial insemination and declaring such offspring legitimate. The bill allows artificial insemination by a medical doctor and grants these children the same rights as natural conceptions. Opponents called it immoral, while supporters urged progress and state leadership.
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Oklahoma House
Dewey Bartlett
House
Senate
Bartlett
Oklahoma
J.D. Witt
Dy Vinita
Sweden
United States
George Camp
Boklahoma City
Overcrowded Vietnam Hospitals Protested By Private Medical Mission
A three week mission visiting about 30 of South Vietnam's 47 provincial hospitals reports serious overcrowding dirty conditions and inadequate facilities in civilian medical centers. Da Nang center had 200 beds for 585 patients. Mission led by Dr Henry Mayer under AID and Vietnam Ministry of Justice auspices seeks to treat war injuries and arrange U.S. care for Vietnamese children.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
da Nang
Henry Mayer
Redwood City
Calif
Mayer
New York
Stanford University
Committee of Responsibility
United States
Vietnam
U.S. Agency For International Development
Ministry of Justice
U.S. Army
Air Force
Navy
Separated Sisters Reunite After 52 Years apart
In Hot Springs Arkansas an 83 year old widow, Katie Sims, learns from a newspaper funeral notice that her sister, 66 year old Bessie Hartley, has died. Reading the Wednesday paper they discover they lived within three miles of each other for years. The sisters had been separated since their mother died in Frogwell Oklahoma in 1900s. Sims had searched phone books in many towns for years without success. Hartley had moved to Hot Springs three years ago.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Katie Sims
Newse
Bessie Hartley
Iisted
Truckers Approve Contract Ending 11 Day Chicago Walkout
The national renegotiated contract for 500000 truck drivers was approved, with Chicago Local 705 and others having walked out previously. Aimed at ending an 11 day strike, the pact offers up to 78 cents hourly increases for long haul drivers over three years plus 55 cents hard money, improved living costs, vacations, and two day funeral leave. Frank Fitzsimmons says Chicago drivers should return to work by Monday as control shifts back toward local leaders. A secret session in Chicago voted to approve, with mailed ratification to follow.
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Chicago
Frank Fitzsimmons
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Labor
James R. Hoffa
Los Angeles Times
Fitzsimmons
Chicago Teamsters Local 705
Chicago Truck Drivers Union
Lilly reported missing with possible foul play. river edge clues found
Brians said Lilly is living in a camp trailer at El Paso. Police earlier suggested foul play tied to Lilly's disappearance. A two foot pipe lay beside a crushed hard hat and drag marks lead to a 25 foot river drop.
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Brians
Lilly
el Paso
Arkansas Weather Summary May 5 1987 Flooding Outlook
Weather forecast for Arkansas notes cloudy to mostly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Saturday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected to spread across most of the state tonight and end from the west by Saturday. Friday's high near 67 and low around 51 with tonight’s lows in the 50s.
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Arkansas
Chevrolet
Automotive News
Fisher
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