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A satirical column on taxes and aging, recalling Mortimer M. Chaplin of the IRS and Line 11a of Form 1040. The Knoxville News Sentinel piece notes rising hospital costs and Hubbard’s call for clinic wheeze with outpatient care to curb expenses.
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Alex H. Washinen
Babes and the
IRS
Mortimer M. Chaplin
Internal Revenue Service
New Book of Knowledge
Chaplin
Junior
Knoxville
Miss Jonesboro Is Announced
Elizabeth Josephine Steinsiek, 21, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Steinsiek of Jonesboro, was named Miss Jonesboro at Arkansas State University. She measures 37-23-36 and is a senior. Aylia Mae Hudson, 19, ASU freshman, finished second, Rosemary Walker, 27, Jonesboro High School senior, placed third. Ten contestants competed.
Missouri Pacific to End Daily Passenger Service
E. E. Spencer passenger traffic manager at Missouri Pacific in St. Louis says the railroad plans to shut down its daily passenger train service between Little Rock and Alexandria Louisiana. He has written officials in the Arkansas cities along the line to notify them of the plans.
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Little Rock
E. E. Spencer
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Alexandria
Spencer
Arkansas
Une
British Push Marked Bid Defy France
London papers backed Prime Minister Harold Wilson's resolve to press ahead with joining the Common Market despite President De Gaulle's brushoff. They called his stance a velvet veto and warned of a new cold war in Europe while noting De Gaulle outlined obstacles and possible alternatives.
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Ronald Thomson
London
Today
Harold Wilson
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Wilson
Britain
Europe
United States
European Free Trade Association
EFTA
Common Market
London Sun
France
The
Daily Mirror
London Times
Convicted of Robbing Bank Second Time in North Carolina
Asheville AP report says Carl M. Sisk, 24, of Kannapolis, convicted of bank robbery after escaping jail where he served 15 months for a prior robbery. A First Union Bank Rosman branch loot of 8,869 and an 13,790 sum taken next August largely recovered. judge ordered sentence to run concurrent with earlier term.
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Asheville
N.C
Carl M. Sisk
Kannapolis
Mae
Henas
First Union National Bank
Rosman
Convict Walks Off Tucker Prison Farm
Marion Qdell Morrow, 83, of Crawford County, reportedly walked off a Tucker Prison Farm work detail on Tuesday. Mor row had two years for burglary and was previously a Chester resident. Police traced him near Russellville as authorities continued the search.
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Tucker Prison Farm
Atk
Marion Qdell Morrow
Crawford County
Morrow
Chester
Russelle
Russellville
Glass President Requires 3 Votes
Portales New Mexico Fast ern New Mexico University students elected a sophomore class president after a runoff. Gary Blakely of Portales defeated Ernie Sanchez of Clovis 202 to 194 following an initial runoff where both candidates each polled 129 votes.
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Portales
N.M
New Mexico University Stuents
Gary Blakely
Ernie Sanchea
Clovis
Dr Lawrence to Tour Holy Land in June
Dr L T Lawrence of Hope will join the Ouachita Holy Land and Europe Tour from June 7 to 28. The travel party, led by Dr Wester E Wolker of Ouachita Baptist University, travels Alitalia Rome to Egypt to Jordan Israel Greece and England with camel rides river sailing and visits to Bethlehem Nazareth and Jerusalem landmarks.
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L. T. Lawrence
Hope
Europe
Alitalia
Rome
Egypt
Lebanon
Sryla
Jordan
Israel
Greece
France
England
Dr. Lawrence
Great Pyramid
Nile
Tariff Benefits Seen Delayed by Geneva Talks
Washington AP reports it will take six to ten weeks for consumers and business to learn whether the Kennedy Round tariff cuts produce benefits or drawbacks. A detailed 6300‑item tariff schedule may not be ready until just before June 30, with final analyses delayed 15 to 30 days after. President Johnson urged patience as nations finalize understandings.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Geneva
Johnson
Leoneard A. Wilson
William M. Roth
U.S
Wilsson
Manufacturing Chemists Association
American Iron and Steel Institute
New York
White House
Staement
Rand
Wilson
Planes Hit SAM Sites Opposing DMZ in Vietnam Action
American jets attacked two surface to air missile sites near the 17th Parallel inside the demilitarized zone as Marines pushed through tunnels to rout North Vietnamese regulars. The clash near Con Thien involved tanks and heavy shelling while Special Forces and irregulars engaged a guerrilla force northwest of Saigon.
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George McArthur
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
North
South Vietnam
17Th Parallel
Quang Tri Province
Con Thien
Poats Confirmed as No. 2 in AID Despite Bayh Fight
Ruth erford M. Poats won Senate confirmation as deputy administrator of the Agency for International Development, despite ongoing scrutiny from Sen. Birch Bayh who plans to continue investigations into AID. Bayh criticized Poats for management in South Vietnam and aims to reveal details about a business link involving a firm with Chinese Communist clients. Poats succeeds Willem S. as top AID deputy after Willem S moved up following David Ball’s resignation.
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Washington
Rutherford M. Poats
Senate
U.S
Birch Bayh
Bayh
Poats
Agency For International Development
AID
Indiana
Johnson
Far East
South Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations
Willem S
Tn Aid
Davvid Ball
Arnold Heads Stock Show in Arkansas Reelects Officers
M. Arnold of Little Rock, president of the Board of Governors of the Arkansas Livestock Exposte floh, was reelected Monday Along with the board's other incumbent officers Clyde Byrd of Little Rock was reelected executive vice president and Charles C Stewart of Little Rock was reelected secretary treasurer. W F Fletcher Lonoke J G Gerard Benton Dave Grundfest Little Rock Walter Guy Little Rock J W Hull Roselandville and W M Smith Birdseye were reelected vice presidents.
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Little Rock
M. Arnold
The
Arkansas Livestock Exposte Floh
Clyde £. Byrd
Charles C. Stewart
W. F. Fletcher
Lonoke
J. G. Gerard
Benton
Dave Grundfest
Walter Guy
J. W. Hull
Rosesellville
W. M. Smith
Birdeye
Public Now Wants Total Victory in Vietnam
Louis Harris Poll shows 46 percent favor total military victory versus 41 percent supporting UN supervised withdrawal. Public support for Johnson's policy stands at 72 percent, with belief in a long war rising to 61 percent. Bombing North Vietnam seen as helping end the war falls to 55 percent. 12 percent say bombing delays an end, up 4 points.
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New York
Vietnam
Louis Harris
United Nations
Johnson
North Vietnam
Three July Jobs Open in Hempstead Revenue Office
Mrs Thalia Geist of the Hempstead County Revenue office says three temporary July positions are open for college students, preferably rising juniors or seniors. Applicants must be 18 or older, pay is eight dollars a day, and the deadline is June 1. Mrs Geist will outline qualifications. parents may contact her on behalf of students. Governor Rockefeller directed local offices to hire college students.
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Thalia Geist
Hempstead
N Y Editions in Paris Are Combined
The International Edition of the New York Times and the Paris based New York Herald Tribune Washington Post have merged and plan to publish a combined newspaper Monday if the French government approves. The new paper will be called the Herald Tribune with International between Herald and Tribune. Announcement was made by John Hay Whitney and Katharine Graham of the Paris New York Herald Tribune and Washington Post, and Arthur Ochs Sulzberger of the Times.
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NEW York
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
Washington Post
The
Herald Tribune
International
Herald
Tribeune
Washingston Post
John Hay Whitney
Katharine Graham
Paris
Arthur Ochs Sulgbergsef
Times
Houston Riot at Texas Southern University Quelled by Police
Heavily armed officers suppressed a campus riot at Texas Southern University in Houston after a four hour exchange of gunfire that left three officers and a Black youth wounded. About 60 dorm residents were arrested and 300 to 400 detained as officers evacuated buildings and secured the campus.
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Houston
Tex
Texas Southern University
Herman Short
Short
Ken Fairchild
Louie Welch
Lewis Kuba
Alan Dale Dugger
Robert Blaylock
Insurance Dept Receives Emergency Funds for Hearings
Gov Winthrop Rockefeller allocated over 9000 from the emergency fund to the Arkansas Insurance Department for expenses tied to February hearings on automobile insurance rate increases. The department hired outside help as two rating companies had asked for rate hikes but withdrew their requests during the hearings.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Insurance Department
Johnson to Hearing on Rock Island Sale Bid
Johnson and Kansas City Southern Lines file to gain trackage rights and connections during an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the proposed Rock Island Railroad purchase. Southern Pacific Santa Fe Union Pacific Chicago and North Western Milwaukee Road compete to acquire Rock Island and resell portions to other carriers.
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Carter Johnson
Hope
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island Railroad
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Milwaukee Road
Johnson
KCS
Chicago
Fort Worth
Houston
France Hit by General Strike Paralyzes Public Services
Paris reports a 24 hour general strike against President Charles de Gaulle’s bid for emergency legislative power. About 13.7 million workers participated or were unable to work, disrupting key services while the National Assembly prepares to debate the decree authority for six months.
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David M. Mason
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
National Assembly
de Gaulle
Hampstead voters approve Hope Wire bond issue in landslide
Unofficial returns show 792 to 106 in Hampstead County. Also noted are Beef Cattle Study Day plans at Experiment Station May 19 with Leo Ray stating no regular meeting. Local students receive degrees from Southern Methodist University and Henderson State College in May.
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Hempstead County Cattleman’s Assa
Leo Ray
H. Barry Spraggins
Edgeewood
Theodore Mead Jones, Jr
W. Second St. of Hope
Southern Methodist University
Theodore
Barry
Bond Issue Approved for Hempstead County Industrial Site
Hempstead County voters approved a 210,000 bond by 792 to 106 to build a new Hope Wire Products facility on the Hempstead County Industrial Site. The 120 by 240 foot one story building will support future expansion and will include rail and truck access. Unofficial precinct returns noted.
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Hampstead County
Hope
Hempstead County
Housing and Urban Bill Attacked By GOP Leaders
House Republicans launched a three pronged attack on a $10 billion housing and urban affairs bill. They targeted rent subsidies model cities and participation sales certificates, while also eyeing urban renewal and mass transit grants. The Appropriations Committee cut large portions of the programs and postponed vote on amendments.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Glenn R. Davis
R-Wis
GOP
Phelps to Leave Ouachita for One Year Leave
Ouachita Baptist University president Dr. Ralph Phelps was granted a one year leave of absence by the board after fourteen years of service. The move, announced in Arkadelphia, follows terms allowing Phelps and his wife to travel to Europe during the tenure.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Ralph Phelps
Ouachita Baptist University
Toe Ae Serta Ingeave
Phelps
Europe
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