Graduation list of names from obscured page
A long catalog of graduates named in a continuing list includes Gaines Poleda Carolyn Glanton Sara Elizabeth Gordon Susan Elizabeth Gray Howard W Green Kenneth W Greer David H Grimmett Jr Paul Emmett Guerin Marie Elaine Gunter Joyce Nell Hamilton Marilyn Lyon Hamilton Carolyn Sue Hamm Albert Carter Hardage Janice Sue Harper Margaret Annette Hatfield Jeanne Sue Hendrix Margie Lynn Herndon Andrew Jeff High Edythe Faye Hodges Brenda Joy Hollis Glenna Darlene Hollis Patricia Ann Huckabee Sandra Elaine Jackson James Fred Johnson Larry Alton Johnston Gary Donald Jones Jeffrey Lance Jones Louis Carlton Jordan Carlton King Jr Patricia Dale King Helen Priscilla Knighton Richard Alan Lang Monty M Malone Gloria Jean Martin Phyllis Ann Martins Vincent John Massanelli Gayle Elizabeth Medders William M Miller Betty Jean Monroe Harold Wayne Moses Nancy Carolyn Mullins Mara Gaine McGill Tommy J McKee Harry McMahon Virgil L McNatt Vicki Lynn Ogburn James Edward O’Neal Lynda Jean O’Steen Ronald S Phillips Doyle C Powell Terry Don Powell Shelia Aileen Powers Janet Day Pruden Carla Joan Partie Brenda Kathleen Ratelif Jack Ralph Thomas Rex croat John B Ritter Larry D Rosenbaum Rebecca Russell John D Samuels Betty Ruth Schenck Dennis Patrick School Jerry Lynn Singard Brenda Gail Smith Joyce Ann Smith Regina Kay Smith Shirley Ann Smith Floyd Wayne Sprague Tommy Lee Still Charles Richard Stone Eva Katherine Thrash Richard Gartrell Turner Jerry W Waller Dwight R Walton Jr Sandra Kaye Ward Veronica Wardlaw James L Webb Betty Sue Whitten Dick Ellis Willis Carl Richard Wright.
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Lary Alton Johnston
Gary Donald Jones
Jeffrey Lance Jones
Louis Car! Jordan
Carlton King Jr
Patricia Dale King
Helen Priscilla Knighton
Richard Alan Lang
Monty M. Malone
Gloria Jean Martin
Phyllis Ann Martin
Vincent John Massanelli
Gayle
Elizabeth Medders
William M. Miller
Betty Jean ¢Monroe
Harold Wayne Moses
Nancy Carolyn Mullins
Mara Gaine McGill
Tommy J. McKee
Harry McMahon
Virgil L
Interior Antarctica Records 125 Degree Below Zero
Extreme cold on the Antarctic plateau keeps interior air at record depths with temperatures reported at 125 degrees below zero. Researchers note the high altitude and remoteness contribute to the frigid conditions.
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Antarctica
Weapons Down 1 Poet 2 Buddhist Sacred Mountain
A terse clue hints at a hidden phrase linking weapons to a poet and a Buddhist sacred peak. The puzzle traverses history and religion, suggesting a riddle about de-escalation and enlightened sites.
Dominican A2 hour cease fire eyed in Santo Domingo
A Red Cross official hopes a two hour cease fire in Santo Domingo could become permanent, while the junta chief vows further attacks on the rebel stronghold. U.S. planes bombard North Vietnam as fourth day of raids continues, Gemini flight set to start June 3, and tuberculosis training program launches in Denver. Toledo residents face milk shortage as Teamsters strike disrupts supply.
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Dominican
Santo Domingo
Red Cross
Southeast Asia
U.S
Viet Nam
James McDivitt
Edward White
U.S. Public Health Service
Denver
Toledo
Ohio
Teamsters
Indianapolis
United Presbyterians
Dominican fight rages as rebels encircled in Santo Domingo
Rebels in Santo Domingo warn of a new assault on the insurgent stronghold downtown as northern forces retreat to the Ozama River. A Marine dies after a truck incident in rebel territory, raising U.S. casualties to 19. The United States denies aiding the junta in its crackdown.
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Santo Domingo
Ozama
Imbert
United Nations
Organization of American States
U.S
Terrtory
Pfc
Leslie Mykle
Utica
N.Y
Dominican Republic
Johnson
Cyrus R. Vance
U S Secretary Vance Sets Dominican Rules In Clear Terms
In Santo Domingo defense secretary stated President Johnson’s orders for impartiality by American troops are crystal clear to all U.S. commands in the Dominican Republic. He added future moves will be dictated by events and circumstances not presently foreseeable.
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Fense
Santo Domingo
Johnson
U.S
Dominican Republic
Vance
Marine Memorial Depicts Flag Raising on Iwo Jima
The Marine Memorial in Arlington Virginia portrays the raising of the flag atop Mount Suribachi during the Battle of Iwo Jima in World War II.
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Marine Memorial
Arlington, Va
Armes
Mount Suribachi
Iwo Jima
Largest Rocket Passes Test on Moon Mission Prep
The Saturn V booster at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, passed a steering mechanism test for a manned moon flight. In a tied down static test the booster ran at full speed for 41 seconds, exceeding prior firings as engineers reported five engines reached 7.5 million pounds of thrust.
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Huntsville
Ala
Free World
Moon
Marshall Space Flight Center
Capital Turmoil: Coup Attempt Thwarted But Police HQ Sealed
Reports say Quat’s supporters moved to topple the government but activity was restrained. Police HQ was sealed, tanks and machine-gun emplacements guarded the site, and several officers were reportedly arrested inside. An armored unit suspected in the plot and a 46th Regiment officer was killed.
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Pagene
Quat
National Police
46Th Regiment
U S Plans To Determine First American Spacewalker
The article notes the space suit and hatch opening are not fully qualified and a decision may come only days before launch. If approved, John White will open the hatch and peer into space for about 15 minutes. McDivitt and White aim to extend total flight time beyond current 65 hours 44 minutes by conducting more Gemini tests.
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White
Alexei Leonov
Voskhod
U.S
Space
Air Force
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
McDivitt
Valery Bykovsky
Gemini
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Navy
TV networks chase telegenic sports with new championship plays
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports ABC will televise the national skateboard championship playoffs on May 29 as networks seek exciting spectator events. Arledge notes a surge in demand and price for rights to major sports while NBC airs the Monte Carlo Rally and Le Mans race is set for June 19. The Indianapolis 500 remains unavailable for broadcast.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
ABC
Roone Arnedge
Networks
NBC
Arledge
Abcs
Weather Ends in Arkansas With Warm Weekend
Southeast Arkansas expects highs in the upper 80s and lows in the mid 60s with clearing skies, partly cloudy conditions, and showers and thunderstorms affecting about 35 percent of the area mainly in the afternoon and evening. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas stay in the low to mid 60s tonight with patchy clouds and scattered thundershowers less than 20 percent of the area, then highs in the 80s this weekend. Southwest Arkansas sees clear to partly cloudy skies with a few thundershowers late in the day and lows around 66.
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Arkansas
Weather Outlook Arkansas and Louisiana Through Saturday
Arkansas remains partly cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and evening. Temperatures steady with a low of 58 to 68 and highs in the 80s. Louisiana sees showers and thundershowers in the southeast with scattered activity elsewhere, little temperature change, and lows around 64 to 70 and highs in the 80s.
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Louisiana
Associated Press
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Boise
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St.p
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Omaha
Philadelphia
Faubus Proposes Tax Increases for Highway Revenue
A state report prepared by the Highway and Revenue departments details tax increases proposed by the council. The plan expects $14.916 million yearly in new revenue, with $10.272 million kept by the state for road building, $2.17 million to counties, and $2.026 million to cities. The 1967-68 onward net highway revenues are projected at $77.4 million annually, divided as $54.18 million to the state highway fund and $11.61 million to both cities and counties.
Opportunity Grant Aids Eight West Arkansas Counties
The Office of Economic Opportunity approves a 107,313 dollar grant to eight west Arkansas counties Scott Logan Yell Franklin Johnson Polk Conway and Perry to fight poverty. The program aims to reduce poverty through community action and self help projects amid local adjustment to new social initiatives.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
West Arkansas
Scott
Logan
Yell
Franklin
Johnson
Polk
Conway
Perry
Arkan
Doctor Answers Questions on Blood Clots and Knee Fluid
A medical brief explains how vessel injury triggers clotting and how clots in arteries can kill or spare lives depending on collateral circulation. It notes knee effusion may recur in some young adults, often linked to diet or arthritis, and warns against turpentine and highlights injections of hydrocortisone as a treatment.
UN proposes expulsion vote drop to simple majority
African and Asian WHO members win preliminary approval to lower expulsion threshold to a simple majority amid bloc backing. The measure targets racial discrimination with two thirds already required, and aims at South Africa which has lost voting rights.
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Geneva
U.N. World Health Organization
Communist Bloc
WHO
South Africa
Assembly
ARVAC Aims to Fund Poverty Program Administrative Unit
Rep. James W. Trimble of Arkansas says money will establish an administrative unit to plan poverty program projects including housing home management health welfare education small business labor services and recreation.
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Sas River Valley Area Council
ARVAC
James W. Trimble
Dark
Doctor answers general interest letters for future columns
Please send your questions and comments to Wayne G Brandstadt MD in care of this paper. While Dr Brandstadt cannot answer individual letters he will answer letters of general interest in future columns.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
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