Mobile Teacher Group to Merge in Alabama
Members of the white Mobile Education Association and the predominantly Negro Mobile County Teachers Association voted to merge their organizations. The combined Mobile city county school system would be the largest in Alabama with about 2,600 teachers and 60,000 pupils.
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Ala
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Mobile City County
Alabama
Partial List of Tornado Victims and School Diploma Note
This Arkansas report lists victims of Wednesday tornadoes in Northeast Arkansas with names from Jonesboro and Little Rock areas. It also notes a High School Diploma awarded to Miss Charlotte Moore after an audition in Texarkana and mentions potential media work involving former Governor Faubus and Ozark Spectator editor duties.
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National Guild of Piano Teachers
Texarkana
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Dick) Moore
C. C. McNeill
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Bill Sikes
Norman Jacques
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Kemberly
Enice Allen
Reta Allen
Massie Guy
Oscar Foreman
Rickey Henley
Wayne Henley
Linda Foreman
James Fletcher
KTHV
Orval E. Faubus
B. G. Robertson
Robert Troutt
Faubus
Quark
Hope Bill Clears Path to Truth in Lending for Consumers
After eight years of debate, Senate conferees agree on a compromise truth in lending bill. It requires lenders to disclose annual interest rate and total credit cost, covering about 100 billion dollars yearly. Johnson expects quick signature. The measure governs revolving credit, allowing both monthly and annual rate disclosures with an optional effective yield.
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Capitol Hill
Johnson
Senate
House
Paul H. Douglas
Will Retire After 30 Years of Teaching
Mrs. O H Bristow a longtime Guernsey and Hempstead County teacher retires after thirty years in the Guernsey School System. Born in Columbus Arkansas she taught at Yellow Creek Buck Range Old Liberty and Guernsey and earned a BSE from Henderson State College. A Guernsey PTA reception honors her May 20.
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O.H. Bristow
Edna Delaney
Guernsey
Bristow
Columbus
Arkansas
Yellow Creek
McNab
Buck Range
Howard County
Old Liberty School
Old Liberty
Edna
Guernsey Pta
Rivet Gun Kills Woman at San Juan Watch Factory
A rivet gun fired accidentally at a San Juan watch factory struck Carmen Charries in the head as she stood near a wall. She died while being transported to a hospital, police reported a Wednesday incident.
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APF
Carmen Charries
Arkansas convention push delayed after party primaries
Raymond Rebsamen of Little Rock heads Ar kansans for a Revised Constitution ARC and plans for a constitutional convention. He says the big drive will follow the party primaries with a special session likely starting Monday. Convention supporters want a fall 1969 election to approve the delegates plan. Open NRA membership offered to any U.S. citizen meeting references.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Raymond Rebsamen
Rebsamen
Arkansans For A Revised Constitution
ARC
Arkansas law would bar mixed drink sales endorsed
Arkansas state Rep Roscoe D Brown urged the Legislative Council to endorse Attorney General Joe Purcell s ruling that mixed drinks cannot be sold in the state He accused the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board of rebuking the opinion by issuing 28 permits to private clubs to dispense mixed drinks in Arkansas Jonesboro listed as the source location if applicable.
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Roscoe D. Brown
Jonesboro
Arkansas Legislative Council
Joe Purcell
Arkansas
Brown
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Senate Rebuffs Kennedy Gun Mail Ban Amendment
The Senate rejected a crime bill amendment by Sen. Kennedy to ban interstate mail order sales of shotguns and rifles by 53 to 29. The debate tied to broader gun control efforts urged by President Johnson and referenced the assassinations of Kennedy and MLK. The bill would tighten handgun sales, restrict nonresidents and under 21 buyers, and impose stricter licensing and import controls.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Maass
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Democrat
Martin Luther King Jr
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