Indictments, Campus Incident Highlight Washington
The Justice Department indicts about 600 draft-age youths for violating Selective Service rules and refusal to be inducted after classifications changed. FBI chief Hoover commends former Kentucky Gov Chandler for nose- ضرب incident during Kent State protests. Chandler apologizes. Supreme Court may hear a case on federal funds for sectarian schools to clarify constitutional limits on aid. Griswold argues for guidance. Capital Quote notes a desire for elder rebellion. conservation leaders urge U.S. troop withdrawal from Cambodia. Mavourneen defined as an endearment meaning my darling.
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Associated Press Washington
Justice Department
Department
Asst. Atty
Will R. Wilson
U.S
Supreme Court
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kentucky Gey
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Chandler
University of Kentucky Board of Trustees
Mike Greenwell
Louisville
Kent State University
Nixon
Connecticut Civil Liberties Union
The
American
Congress Bell Organizatio
Harford
Conn
Congress
Erwin N. Griswold
District Court
Connecticut
High Court
Pennsylvania
Obituary notices from West Latherow detail two local deaths
Mrs Forrest Del Ruggles Latherow, 70, of Macomb Illinois, native of Windis, taught in Windis and Arkansas, worked for J.C. Penney in Hope, active Methodist and Sunday School teacher, survived by sister Lovena Ruggles Semback. Funeral at Colchester Illinois, burial Friendship Cemetery. Mrs Annie L Christian, formerly of Ozan, died in Kingsport Tennessee, survived by nephews and nieces, services at St Paul Church of Ozan, burial St Paul Cemetery.
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Forrest del Ruggles Latherow
Macomb
Tll
Wlindis
Windis
Arkansas
Ruggles
J.C. Penney
Hope
Methodist Church
B&epw Club
Lovena Ruggles Semback
Colchester
Friendship Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Annie L. Christian
Ozan
Kings‘Port
Tenn
Nerces
St. Paul Church of ‘Ozan
St. Paul T
Herndon Funeral Home
Prominent Forrest City Banker Dies
W W Campbell 81 of Forrest City died in a Memphis hospital after a long illness. He chaired First National Bank of Eastern Arkansas and started as cashier in 1909, later becoming president in 1924. He served on Arkansas Power and Light board, was Batesville's Arkansas College trustee, and held roles with the Federal Reserve System and Bank. He is survived by his widow, a son W M Campbell and a daughter. Services at Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church in Forrest City.
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Ark
W.W. Campbell
Memphis
Campbell
First National Bank of Eastern Arkansas
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Arkansas College
Batesville
Arkansas Development Commission
Federal Advisory Council
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Fortune Magazine
W.M. Campbell
First National Bank of
Dennis Jarrett
Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church
Calvary Church Pastor Heads to Denver for SBC Meet
The Calvary Baptist Church pastor his wife and daughter Lisa left for Denver to attend the Southern Baptist Convention with more than 12,000 messengers expected. Reports on the meet will be aired on KXAR Tuesday through Thursday next week.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Cons Vention
Denver
Colo
Lisa
Simmons
KXAR
Police Probe Two Day French Riot in Paris Latin Quarter
Police questioned more than 400 youths after two days of rioting in Paris Latin Quarter. Officers raided two University of Paris buildings Thursday night, clearing occupants and detaining them. about 30 may face criminal charges.
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Paris
University of Paris
Faculty of Science
Sorbonne
Proletarian Left
Two Officers Face Charges Over Mekong Delta Shooting
Fort Benning officers Capt Hartmann and Lt Lee Jr are accused of ordering infantry to fire into huts used as homes in a Vietnamese village on or about June 15, 1969. The case, linked to a village target practice claim, could lead to court martial. The investigation follows Rep Van Deerlin’s report of civilian injuries and a later death.
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Benning
South Vietnam
Mekong
Army
Vincent N. Hartmann
Scranton
Robert G. Lee Jr
Springfield
9Th Infantry Division
Charles C. Thebaud
Ft. Benning
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
van Deerlin
Pentagon
California
My Lai
Mekong Delta
Calls Traced in Kennedy Case Timeline Details
Telephone records show nearly 12 hours passed after Mary Jo Kopechne's death before the first charge on Edward M. Kennedy's card. A 23 minute call from Martha's Vineyard to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's Hyannis Port home was made at 10:56 a.m. from Vineyard Haven, with no record of the caller or recipient.
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Boston
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Martha's Vineyard Wisland
Vineyard Haven
Kennedy
Edgartown
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Hyannis Port
Feeder Pig Production Profitable in Hope Arkansas
Hempstead County farmers, aided by Cayce B. Smith, grow feeder pigs as a strong income source. About 35 farmers, often starting with one or two sons, choose to raise pigs independently or under contract. A Hampshire Farroe Yorkshire cross yields a superior carcass prized by feed-out companies.
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Hampshire
Faroe
Yorkshire
Bares Hope Relatives Had Chosen The Earlier Path
A reflective note laments modern detachment and wishes relatives had embraced a different path decades ago, suggesting a desire for changed life choices and deeper connections.
Candidates Are Filing Around State
George W. Davis Jr. of Horatio filed Thursday for Arkansas House District 30 seat held by Rep. Ben Baton as Baton retires. Other filings include circuit judges Harrell Simpson and Henry W. Smith seeking re election, and Fred E. Pickett for prosecuting attorney in the 9th Circuit. State Rep. R. A. Caldwell and Rep. Paul Meers seek re election, while J A Womack filed for the state Senate District 12.
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Little Rock
George W. Davis Jr
Horatio
Arkansas House
Sevier
Little River
Davis
Ben Baton
de Queen
Harrell Simpson
Pocahontas
Henry W. Smith
Pine Bluff
Proctor
Crittenden County
Paul Meers
Pulaski
Parry
J. A. Womack
Camden
Senate
Columbia
Ouachita
Womack
Melvin Chambers
Magnolia
Little League Scores Report
Anderson Frazier beat Blevins 7 to 6 in a close game. Jaycees scored a touchdown and Merchants added two points in the other contest.
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Anderson-Frazier
Blevins
Jaycees
Merchants
Weather Report from Arkansas Forecast and Summary
Weather Station reports 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Friday with a high of 85 and a low of 64. Forecast partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Saturday, most numerous early tonight. Highs in the 80s, tonight lows mostly in the 60s.
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Weather Experiment Station
Arkansas
Weather snapshot across many U S cities
Weather readings show conditions from Albany to Winnipeg, with cities listed and paired with brief sky states and temperatures. Entries include clear, cloudy, and rain across regions, highlighting broad patterns of warmth in the South and Midwest, cool coastal readings, and unsettled items in the Pacific Northwest and Canada.
Arkansas Poultry Fete Set for June in Hot Springs
The Arkansas poultry industry, a multi billion dollar sector, will stage its 9th Annual Poultry Festival in Hot Springs June 11 12 13 drawing about 3000 attendees from across Arkansas and beyond. District festivals in Springdale Conway Nashville and Batesville selected finalists to compete for state titles including the Arkansas Poultry Princess Cooking Queen 4 H Broiler Bar B Que Champion and Poultry Producers of the Year. Top producers in broilers eggs turkeys breeders and started pullets will vie for district to state honors with judges naming state winners. Also noted is record low temperature of minus 127 degrees in Antarctica near the South Pole.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Poultry Industry
Uth
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Springdale
Conway
Nashville
Batesville
Arkansas Poultry Princess
Arkansas Poultry Cookin
Arkansas Poultry Federation
Tense U S Soviet talks loom over Middle East Egypt a new impasse
May 29 1970 report notes State Dept press officer Barter says Russia's reply to prior inquiry about Egypt is imprecise and unsatisfactory. A May 5 Moscow meeting between Joseph Sisco and Anatoly Dobrynin follows earlier talks with Bean and Vinogradov. Israel presses for sale of 25 Phantom fighters and 100 Skyhawks as Moscow’s role in Egypt fuels Arab balance. Nixon re‑evaluates Israel’s request as Washington probes Soviet defensive intents and avoids offensive assurances. The admin must weigh strategic limits and potential Soviet combat involvement near Suez before acting.
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State Department
Carl Barteh
Russia
Egypt
Asst
Joseph J. Sis
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Moscow
U.S
Jacob Bean
Vladimir Vinogradov
United Nations
Middle East
Washington
Israel
United States
Nixon
Suez Canal
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