World Reaction to Formosa Rots Over News Cycle
The piece surveys global responses to Formosa events, noting divisions from antiwar and anti-imperialist stands to sympathy for U S actions. It cites protests in Asia and East Germany and accuses U S policies of provoking anti-American sentiment and calls for withdrawal or fortress America.
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Associated Press
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America
Asia
Fesspigan
Ching
Curohy Kaleshek
Formosa
Mosvay
Taipei
East Germany
East Berlin
Neue Zeit
Stooges
Graham sparks cross creed rally at Madison Square Garden
In New York Billy Graham leads a 19 000 strong gathering at Madison Square Garden drawing worshippers from Methodists Episcopalians Baptists Presbyterians Catholics Seventh Day Adventists Lutherans and Jews He says meetings unite Christians of all creeds and emphasize shared faith.
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Graham
Disaster Group to Meet on Friday in Arkansas
The State Disaster Committee will meet Friday to discuss flood relief for agricultural areas in Arkansas. The group, successor to the Drought Disaster Committee, includes federal and state agency reps and two private citizens. Robert A. Tindall of Stuttgart chairs the Agricultural Stabilization Committee.
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Little Rock
State Disaster Committee
Nere
Steleken
Owls Move In Prompt Mrs Benner To Seek Help
In Wilmington a resident Mrs Georgidana Benner claims she was forced from her home after a pair of owls nested nearby. She seeks relief as neighbors insist the birds act within what they call divine law, leaving her to cope with the screeching intrusion.
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Wilmington
Georgidana Benner
Officer Shot During Routine Little Rock Chase
In Little Rock Arkansas officers pursued a car after a stop skirmish. Patrolman T. B. Lankford was wounded in the left side as the suspects fled the vehicle. A gun battle with two men followed. both escaped on the south edge of the city. The suspects were identified as William Albert Anderson 93 and Charles Edwin Anderson 25, state hospital escapees recently indicted for a 1955 bank robbery in Joiner Ark. Police tied the shooting to the escapees and possibly a nearby liquor store burglary. Lankford described the attackers as about 46 to 50 years old with a strong odor of alcohol.
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Little Rock
C. O. Fink
State Hospital
Tt. B. Lankford
Lankford
Oneens
County End
Ankford
Met
William Albert Anderson
Charles Edwin Anderson
Joiner
Ark
Andersons
Lquor
Donnor
William Andersoas
Corruth
Charles Anderson
Miami
Fla
William Anderson
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Fragmentary Note on Mrs Benner’s Return Home
A damaged passage describes Mrs Benner moving to her daughter’s house after calm returns to owls disturbing eggs. After a week she returns home as nature shifts in her favor and the owls stop screeching.
USIA spending cuts and bill face Senate action
Debated measures trimmed USIA funding to 96 200 while a directive restricted cooperation with private agencies. Johnson blasted USIA finances as startling and lawmakers expect a Foreign Relations review. Separate report notes a 1966 bank robbery case involving the Andersons with partial recovery and subsequent arrests.
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Usia Promptio
Ing
Senate
Congress
USIA
Eisenhower
Senots
House
USA
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations
USTA
State Department
Appropriations Committee
Warning Order in Rogers Divorce Case Arkansas
In Hempstead County Arkansas Chancery Court Arthur Doyle Rogers sues Shirley Mae Rogers in a warning order requiring her to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness by the court clerk dated May 29 1987 with seal and ongoing notices May 30 June 6 13 20.
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Chancery Court
Shirley Mae Rogers
Arthur Doyle-Rogers
Judge Rejects Bus Company Contention
Little Rock circuit judge Guy Amsler rejected the bus company claim that a court judgment penalized it for abandoning fare rogat ions and segregation. A jury had awarded Freeda Wright 3000 and Dorothy Bayne 1500 in related assault actions. The case involved intracity buses in Little Rock and nearby areas.
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Little Rock
Guy Amsler
Coblenfioh
Cilidens Beach Co
Faral Ses Rogatioh
Freeda Wright
Dorothy Mare Bayne
Nuwtth
Justice Department Stand and Federal Judiciary Debate
Fragmentary excerpt notes opposition concerns over press freedom and government influence. Mentions a $102 758.40 figure, presidential request, and Sen Neuberger's doubt about media independence amid potential press sales or state influence.
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Justice Department
House
Johinson
Jsnl- Jey
Alrihghewsmen
Child dies after ear injury in Mishar Alma incident
A three year old boy from Alia Atkman Raymoul ChrisHan was killed when his ear struck a tree after it apparently went out of center. The accident occurred in Mishar Alma, UF, and authorities are investigating the unusual fatality.
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Alma
Alia
Atkman
Raymoul ChrisHan
Illinois Techs gamble on pennies with humans
A garbled OCR passage notes an Illinois Institute of Techs figure involved in a betting game of pennies with people. It mentions winning 5218 and losing 457 percent of times, reflecting a playful but unclear claim about probability or gambling.
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Illinois Institute of ‘Techs
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