Garrison vows to press JFK probe despite moves
New Orleans AP report says Atty. Jim Garrison declares there is no way to stop his investigation into the Kennedy assassination, claiming a CIA subpoena request seeks a long suppressed Oswald photo and noting Justice Department resistance to FBI testimony before the Orleans Parish grand jury.
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El Dorado Signals Toll Road Bypass Debate
Former Arkansas lawmaker Donald Brown, chairman of the Highway 82 Association, urged delaying approval of a western Arkansas turnpike. He questioned why a western route is favored over a central Arkansas north-south option and called for broader consideration for Arkansans. Brown argued the central route could benefit more citizens.
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Griffin faces voluntary manslaughter case at fourth trial
Batesville Ark AP reports Pros Atty David Hodges said Clyde Griffin of Newark may go to the jury this afternoon in his fourth trial on voluntary manslaughter charges tied to the deaths of Mr and Mrs Kelly Wyatt. The Arkansas Supreme Court overturned a prior conviction due to trial errors and a hung jury previously occurred. Griffin indicated he would testify in his own defense as the prosecution wrapped its case before noon.
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Nobody Knows What TFX to Cost
AP reports the Pentagon signed a 1.82 billion contract with General Dynamics for 493 F111s, about 3.7 million each, not counting engines or weapons. Secretive pricing for variants and modifications sparks estimates from Air Force Secretary Harold Brown of around 5 to 8 million per unit, with deliveries across services and allies.
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Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight schedule
Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables advise planning days to fish or hunt during Major periods marked in bold. Major periods start at listed times and last about one and a half to two hours, while Minor periods are shorter. use Central Standard Time.
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Charters of five Spa Clubs revoked in Hot Springs
Arkansas Attorney General Joe Purcell said five private Hot Springs clubs had their charters revoked for violations of state gambling laws. Hearings were set in Little Rock circuit court. one club attended. The clubs include Ohio Club Inc, Business and Professional Men's Club, Anchor Club, Citizens Social and Rex's Steakhouse Club. Turf Business and Professional Men's Club seeks a hearing. Coy's Club has dissolved its charter. Court ordered destruction of gaming equipment seized in raids.
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Ceausestu Says International Communist Solidarity Is Independent
Nicolae Ceausestu, Romanian Communist Party chief, says solidarity does not depend on conference participation. Romania and Yugoslavia skipped the Karlovy Vary meeting, which the Soviet Union hoped would spur a world Communist congress to confront Red China. Ceasescu defends Romania's independence in Moscow Peking feud and condemns invective in debates. Romania maintains relations with Bonn, easing the dispute with West Germany.
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Kennedy Round grain talks shift as US and EEC drop treaty path
In Brussels and Geneva the United States and the six nation European Common Market moved toward a long term commercial solution, dropping a binding grain trade treaty. They propose each country keep control of its own grain crops and imports, with price supports free of external controls. Sir Francis Chichester is slated for knighthood upon his return to Britain.
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Cavehill Cemetery dues collectors named for 1967 cycle
The Cavehill Cemetery Association appoints Mose Verger and Willie Brandon as dues collectors starting June 1 1967. All lot and grave owners should pay dues to these collectors. For more information call Mrs Edna Conway or H L Washington.
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Queen Elizabeth I to use Drake sword on world voyage
Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth I will use a sword once given by Sir Francis Drake. Chichester, 65, sails solo in the yacht Gipsy Moth IV, aiming to finish his single handed circumnavigation about May 20.
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