Ignorance as clothing for survey on youth opinions
Our Daily Bread critiques a survey of US high schoolers, arguing youth views reflect parental and educational failings. It notes over half doubt Americans' ability to decide right from wrong, calls for censorship, fears of police overreach, and suggests adults must guide youths toward informed citizenship.
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Urveys
America
C. W. Hobart
Alberta
United States
The
New York Times
Desegregation Bid Targeting Pine Bluff and Wrightsville Schools
Lin coin County mother Nona Mae George sues in U S District Court to desegregate Arkansas boys training schools at Pine Bluff and Wrightsville. Her son Roy Lee Lewis, 13, was sent to the Wrightsville Negro school April 27 by County Judge E G Brockman. The suit before Judge Oren Harris seeks an injunction against racial placement and an end to segregated school operation.
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Little Rock
Lincoln County
U.S. District Court
Pine Bluff
Wrightsville
Nona Mae George
Gould
Roy Lee Lewis
Rightsville
E. G. Brockman
Oren Harris
Brockman
Adoption Void When Father Not Notified, Arkansas Ruling
Arkansas Supreme Court ruled an adoption carried out without notice to the biological father is void. Boyd D. Olney filed suit against Frederick L. Gordon and wife of Fort Smith after Gordon family adopted Olney’s 9 day old son born in Kansas. Court affirmed lower court, with dissent and partial concurrence on best interests and technical grounds.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Boyd D. Olney
Frederick L. Gordon
Fort Smith
Gordons
Olney
Seminole
Oklo
Hugoton
Kan
Betty Ingland
Liberal
Herbert Hobble
Kansas
Seminle
Irving
Tex
Supreme Court
Hugh Bland
Blanc
Ed McFaddin
Carlton Farris
Guy Amsler
Cleburne Chancery Court
H. C. Murphree
H. A. Herr
Columbia Circuit Court
Relma Burdine
Southern Extension Co
Magnolia Collection Agency Inc
Luna 10 Completes 284th Moon Orbit
The Luna 10 satellite completed its 284th orbit of the moon and transmitted the Internationale to Earth via Tass. The signal carried a recording of the Communist anthem April 4 and was broadcast into the Kremlin during the 23rd Soviet Communist party congress attended by about 6,000 delegates.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Tass
Kremlin
China claims third atomic test in western China
TOKYO AP reports Communist China detonated its third atomic device, following tests on Oct. 16, 1964 and May 14, 1965. Peking Radio said the blast occurred at 4 p.m. Monday at a western China site. Washington AP notes Secretary Rusk assures Viet Nam elections this September, while Sen. Fulbright criticizes Premier Ky as an unreliable actor for free polls.
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Tokyo
China
Sinkiang Province
Peking Radio
Washington
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Nguyen Cao Ky
LBJ Report Backed Education Aid Amid Critique
President Johnson sent Congress a 33 page advisory council report endorsing massive federal aid to education while criticizing the first year of the current billion dollar program. The letter noted progress under the 1965 elementary and secondary education law and named the council chaired by Meredith Wilson of the University of Minnesota.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Congress
Advisory Council
National Advisory Council
Council
Jis
Meredith Wilson
University of Minnesota
High Speed Chase Ends in Tragedy
A Los Angeles police chase ended with Leonard Deadwyler, 21, struck by a gunshot while his wife Barbara, 25, was being taken to a hospital for labor. The incident, during a pursuit reaching 80 mph, left Deadwyler dead and their two year old son in juvenile custody.
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Los Angeles
Leonard Deadwyler
Deadwyler
Barbara
Leonard Jr
Gamaliel Ferguson
J. M. Bova
K. E. Ross
Bova
Auto Overturns Take Life of Youth Near Cape Fair
CAPE FAIR Missouri AP John McRae Jr age 18 of Scott Arkansas was killed when his car overturned in a curve two miles west of here Sunday. Passenger Phillip Perry 19 of Little Rock was hospitalized at Branson with shoulder and arm injuries.
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Cape Fair
John McRae Jr
Scott, Ark
Here
Scott
Pulaski County
Phillip Perry
Little Rock
Branson
Grant to Eudora for water and sewer upgrades
Washington AP reports the Department of Commerce approved a 235 320 grant to Eudora to improve and extend its water and sewer systems, Senate Democrat John L McClellan said.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Eudora
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Rain Seen for Tonight in Arkansas
The Associated Press reports light rainfall continued in Arkansas with a forecast of clear to partly cloudy skies on Tuesday. Walnut Ridge and Fayetteville noted small rain amounts ending at 6 am, with showers expected mainly in the south. Temperatures were set to fall to the 40s in North Arkansas and low 50s in the south, with highs in the 60s on Tuesday. Overnight lows ranged from 46 to 64 degrees at Pine Bluff.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Walnut Ridge
Fayetteville
North
South
Pineluff
Ark Welfare Grants Spark Gubernatorial Debate
Arkansas welfare grants become a political battleground as eight Democratic candidates clash over proposed increases. Brooks Hays suggested raising monthly payments from 75 to 125 dollars, while Jim Johnson called the plan financially prohibitive though open to modest upgrades through state resources. Johnson plans a statewide TV appearance to outline his governor race proposals.
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Little Rock
Jim Johnson
Brooks Hays
Hays
Johnson
China Set for Another Nuclear Blast in May
Tokyo reports Chief Cabinet Secretary Hashimoto says information from specialists indicates Communist China will test a third nuclear device around May 10. Hashimoto did not name the specialists and noted Japan was told by the United States at end of April that Peking planned another blast, possibly an experimental hydrogen bomb.
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Tokyo
Tomisaburo Hashimoto
China
Hashimoto
U.S
Peking
Seven Meet Death on State Roads
Seven people died on Arkansas highways during a 102 hour fatality count cited by the Associated Press. The deaths included a Little Rock mother and her husband after a motorcycle crash, a Wynne radio station owner who drowned, and several other motorists in crashes across the state.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Inke Hamilton
Arkansas
Raymond O
Bud) Raley
KWYN
Wynne
Augusta
U.S
Donna Willis
Kenneth Willis
Bonnie Buck
Arkadelphia
Point Lookout
Lake Hamilton
Kansas City Southern
Jessia Abner
Joiner
West Memphis
Sees Golden Age Now for Journalists
Keith Fuller of the Associated Press urged deeper education for newsmen at the Arkansas Associated Press Association spring meeting in Hot Springs. He contrasted today’s global AP reach of 900 million with the 1930s Golden Age, saying modern reporting covers every globe corner and news arrives instantly.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Keith Fuller
Associated Press
Fuller
Wes Gallagher
Arkansas Associated Press Association
AP Reprot
Ky's Election Decisions Under Attack
Premier Ky faced internal and external pressure after declaring he planned to stay in power at least a year. Generals warned the move could destabilize the junta and Buddhist groups urged a civilian return. Ky remained silent as reporters sought clarification while censors darkened Vietnames language press reports.
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Andrew Borowiec
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Unilary
Sagion
Heavy Damage From Weekend City Accidents
Two collisions investigated by City Police over the weekend caused major damage. Clarence Oliver Colen of Pine Bluff and William Mullins of Bodcaw collided on Highway 4 near Highway 67 as Mullins tried to pass and Colen turned left, both vehicles crossing a ditch with severe damage. No injuries reported among occupants. Colen charged with driving while intoxicated and Mullins with failure to yield. A separate early morning wreck on Third and Shover Street sent Eldrin Malone of Dallas, Texas, into a storefront area near Town & Country after crashing through a sign and curb. the Town & Country restaurant building was not damaged. Malone charged with reckless driving.
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Clarence Oliver Colen
Negro
Pine Bluff
William Newt Mullins
Bodcaw
Highway 4
Highway 67
Lingard
Rowe
Mullins
Colen
Eldrin Malone
Dallas
Texas
Shover
Patterson's Station
Town & Country
Rown
Long
Malone
U.S. Jets Knock Out Missiles in North Viet Nam
U S fighter bombers knocked out two Soviet built missile sites in North Viet Nam and chased away a flight of Mig 17s southeast of Hanoi. Surface to air missiles fired at US aircraft were evaded as Thunderchiefs engaged MiGs 70 miles southeast of Hanoi.
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EDWIN @ WHITE
Viet Nam
U. S
Air Force 105
Hanoi
Whitfield Lodge to confer Entered Apprentice Degree
Whitfield Masonic Lodge invites Master Masons to attend an Entered Apprentice Degree Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in Hope Arkansas. Also: Arkansas Highway Commission approves five junkyard screening projects on U S 67 in Clark Nevada and Hempstead counties with about 39000 spent on plantings or fencing. 150 Girl Scouts honored for cookie sales at Texarkana brunch. Hope girls notable for selling over 75 boxes. Roger A McLain promoted to Lance Corporal in the Marine Corps. DaNang, South Vietnam. Si Dewey W Woolsey completing Great Lakes naval basic training. City police report 93 wrecks in city through April, up from last year. Millwood Reservoir holds more water than normal after heavy April rainfall. Fishermen near spillway catching bullhead catfish up to three pounds.
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Whitfield Masonic Lodge
Arkansas Highway Commission
Department
U.S. 67
Clark
Nevada
Hempstead
Texarkana
Hope
Dorynda Andres
Carol Frazier
Jolyn Herndon
Betty Ruth Honeycutt
Sarah Jones
Renee Laughard
Minday McElroy
Robin McLelland
Vicky May
Mary Muldrew
Marion Ogden
Debbye Petre
Linda Phillips
Cindy Schweiker
Dee Singleton
Shirley Singard
Mary Taylor
Linda Williams
Mary Young
Sandra McFarland
Ammet
Millwood
Recognition of Mongolia Is Urged
Senate leaders push US recognition of Mongolia as a listening post between China and the Soviet Union. The move accompanies calls for a blue ribbon commission to reassess China policy, with Rusk noting an ongoing extensive study and outside input. Humphrey backs a policy review, while Fulbright's Vietnam remarks are challenged by Rusk.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Uni
Red China
Soviet Union
Asia
Mansfield
United States
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
George $. McGovern
Ds.d
U.S
China
Kennedy-McGovern
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