Army Doctor on Trial by Court Martial
Capt. Howard Levy a dermatology specialist from Brooklyn faces a five charge court martial at Ft. Jackson after failed attempts to move the case to civilian court He is accused of refusing to train Vietnam bound medics with skin disease treatment Both sides plan to call 40 or more witnesses over about a week Anthony Amsterdam for the ACLU urged civilian jurisdiction while NAACP’s Philip Savage organizes Philadelphia area units Moore cites Philadelphia Negro population figures and NAACP membership growth in the city
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Two Killed in 30 Foot Fall at Dam No 8
Conway Ark AP report says William Oliver Hayhurst 42 of Conway was killed and J M Terry, also of Conway, seriously injured after a 30 foot fall during concrete pouring at Lock and Dam No 8 on the Arkansas River six miles west of Conway. Terry taken to Little Rock hospital in critical condition.
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NAACP Chiefs Clash Over Philadelphia Branch Split
National NAACP moves to break Philadelphia branch into five sections to widen civil rights work but faces a fierce power struggle led by Cecil Moore, longtime local leader and mayoral candidate. Courts earlier rejected Moore's bid to halt the reorganization amid similar moves in other major cities.
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Red China Lies Beyond Vietnam
Washington reports warn that a future threat looms beyond Vietnam as Red China, still evolving from its primitive roots, grows stronger with modernization and nuclear potential. The piece compares Beijing’s path to Soviet postwar stabilization and questions how a future powerful China will challenge the United States once the current war ends.
Hope Arkansas Report On China Nuclear War Question
Tokyo dispatch discusses potential nuclear conflict over China and Southeast Asia. It weighs whether the United States would risk World War III to stop Communist expansion and whether Beijing will press its claim to territory. The piece suggests optimism that moderating attitudes may develop in Asia over time.
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Mao era gloom spans Szechwan to Henan in unrest report
Japanese correspondents in Peking describe ominous uneasiness as Mao's bid for power stalls across Sichuan Henan and Sinkiang. Red Guards posters attack Chiang Ching Liu Shaoqi and Teng Hsiao-ping while John Smith is credited with coining the term New England in 1614 per Britannica.
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Salvation Army Week Proclaimed in Hope Arkansas
Mayor John B Gardner proclaims May 21 to May 28 as Salvation Army Week in Hope Arkansas urging citizens to honor the organization for its service to the needy and its adherence to spiritual values, noting its century of work and inspirational role in a material age. The document also mentions a Mont Blanc tunnel fact about 7.2 miles linking France and Italy.
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Governors Agree on 2 State Road Plan
Governors Winthrop Rockefeller of Arkansas and John McKeithen of Louisiana agreed to coordinate toll road efforts. They discussed two route options in Louisiana and considered calling a special session to advance the project. Rockefeller planned to meet Missouri Governor Hearnes to align north south route prospects between Kansas City and New Orleans.
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Route toll road proposal linked to Texas and Louisiana
Weanestay May 10 1987 Arkansas officials discussed a toll road plan to connect New Orleans and Baton Rouge with Kansas City through Alexandria Shreveport Texarkana and Joplin or Springfield Missouri The project key figures Rockefeller and McKeithen urged action before year end while Arkansas and Louisiana governors favored a state financed north south system over a distant federal interstate plan.
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