Quail hatch talk and campaign jokes mix in odd column
A garbled page entry satirizes scientists signaling quail eggs to hatch together while lampooning political candidates. It also surveys TV and radio ads, praising some and critiquing programs between commercials, and notes remarks on journalism ethics. Leaders Hays and Lester named for governor bid in Arkansas. Marguerite Truman Daniel welcomes a fourth child by Caesarean in New York.
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England
Quailt
Ches
Georgia
Wilties
Atlanta Journal
North
Little Rock
Main Street
Arkansas Gazette
Holiday Death Toll Reaches Record Memorial Day Loss
The Associated Press reports a Memorial Day period with 519 road deaths by Monday midnight, starting Friday 6 p.m. local time. Other fatalities include 43 in beating mishaps and 90 drownings, with ten drowning victims in South Carolina. The National Safety Council had forecast 540 deaths for the 78-hour span.
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Associated Press
America
South Carolina
National Safety Council
Council
Switchboard in Sky unveiled at Caddo Gap research site
Hughes Aircraft Co and Nippon Electric Co disclosed a switchboard in the sky named STAR satellite telecommunications with automatic routing. The privately owned synchronous communications satellite research station opened in the Ouachita Mountains near Caddo Gap, Ark, drawing 66 communications experts and remarks from Gov. Faubus and Senators Fulbright and McClellan.
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Caddo Gap
Ark
Hughes Aircraft Co
Ouachita Mountains
Montgomery County
Washington, D.C
STAR
Roy E. Wendeahl
Hughes
Nippon Electric Co
Japan
Wendeahl
Orval Faubus
Arkansas Sons
J. William Fulbright
John L. McClellan
Jap Leftists Protest at U S Embassy
About 12 000 demonstrators rallied in Yokosuka and Tokyo to protest the first U S nuclear powered submarine visit to Tokyo Bay. Clashes injured 30 police and 21 students on Monday and 20 others Sunday. Sailors from the Snook and carrier Kitty Hawk were not molested.
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Eugene Levin
Tokyo
Yokosuka
U.S
Tokyo Bay
U.S. Naval Base
Snook
Fromh
Kitty
Demonste Iites
YoRasuka
Food costs rise as AP finds burden on families
AP News Digest surveys show budgets stretched as food costs climb nationwide. A reported uptick in grocery prices strains households while inflation squeezes wallets and affects daily meals across the country.
Realtors Oppose New Housing Bill Threatening Property Rights
Vincent W. Forster of the Hope Board of Realtors urged Congressmen and Senators to defeat the administration proposal in Title IV of the civil rights bill, arguing it would force owners to sell or rent to others and erode freedom of choice. He cited local referenda against forced housing and noted a California Real Estate Association report showing widespread nonracial listings and ample housing for minorities with the financial means to buy.
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Vincent W. Forster
Hope Board of Realtors
McClellan
Fulbright
Jim Trimble
Foster
Johnson
National Association of Real Estate Boards
California
Statewide rise in motor vehicle liability insurance approved
Arkansas Insurance Department approved a 21.2 percent rate increase for motor vehicle liability coverage issued by 81 companies represented by the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters. The increase takes effect Wednesday and follows a 15.7 percent rise approved earlier in 1965. Commissioner Harvey Combs noted Travelers received a 14.9 percent increase and that larger insurers may follow with higher rates. He cited more accidents and high damage ratios as the rationale.
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Little Rock
State Insurance Department
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Harvey Combs
Travelers
Combs
State Farm Mutual
Allstate
MFA
Bureau
Caucys
Arkansas
Fannie Hardy
Obscenity Poems OK'd by Professors
University of Arkansas tenure articles report English Department faculty backing professors who resigned over four poems in Preview. Legal counsel warned graduate student poems may violate obscenity laws and publication was halted amid charges of abridging academic freedom.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
University
Arkansas
Robert Kruh
College of Arts and Sciences
Navy
Brown to award 1400 degrees at 198th commencement
Brown University will award 1400 degrees at its 198th annual commencement on June 6 in Providence Rhode Island.
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Providence
R.I
Brown University
Fulton Girl in Critical Condition After Accident
Elisa Ann Baker, 17, of Fulton, remains in critical condition in a Texarkana hospital with head injuries after being struck by a car Saturday on a Texarkana street. Mrs. Ethel Chambless was driving the vehicle cited by Arkansas Police.
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Elisa Ann Baker
Fulton
Texarkana
Arkansas
Ethel Chambless
Surveyor 1 Aims for Smoother Moon Landing
Surveyor 1 cruises toward a new landing site in the Sea of Storms after a precise maneuver 97,000 miles from Earth. JPL officials report the 2,200 pound craft responded well to commands as tracking continues to confirm a landing about 20 miles north of the prior point in a 62 mile diameter target. The site aims for the smoothest possible touchdown on the edge of the equatorial strip chosen for future Apollo missions.
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Ralph Dighton
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
Surveyor 1
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Surveyor
Negro Held in Deaths of 4 Persons
Richmond police charged Thomas Lee Penn, 19, with four murders tied to a rash of six area killings. He surrendered, earlier charged with malicious wounding and rape of a 14 year old girl. Victims include Addison B. Wilkins and Malcolm L. Norment, shot May 21 near an East End cemetery. Cynthia Johnson, 16, shot May 10. Mosille Leon Spencer, 78, killed March 10 during a motel holdup. James H. Carter, 52, and Willie Sexton, 21, found dead in Henrico County. Penn’s brother William, 25, is jailed for Carter’s death. The survivor’s description aided police.
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Richmond
Thomas Lee Penn
Penn
Addison B. Wilkins
New York
Malcolm L. Norment
East End
Cynthia Johnson
Mosille Leon Spencer
Wilkins
Norment
Spencer
Johnson
James H. Carter
Willie Sexton
Henrico County
Carter
Sexton
William
Lightning Blamed for Leon Cathedral Fire
A Sunday night blaze damaged part of the roof of Leon Spain's 13th century cathedral in an outdoor inspection priests said the exterior roof suffered most and interior paintings and decorations appeared undamaged though the stained glass windows remained intact despite the fire.
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Leon
Spain
Europe
Architects of Deaths Seek a Compromise
Buddhist leaders held talks with Vietnam's military junta leaders in Saigon in a bid to end anti government protests. Premier Ky and Chief of State Thieu met monks as self immolations continued in Hue Dalat and Saigon. A 17 year old girl died after setting herself on fire in Hue, amid protest against U S support for the regime.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Hue
Thich Tri Quang
Viet Nam
Buddhisst
Patrich
Thich Tinh Khiet
Tri Quang
Nguyen Thi van
Thanh Hoi
U.S
Nguye Cao Ky
New Evolution Law Promised by Arkansas Candidate
Chandler pledges a new evolution law if the state Supreme Court strikes down the current statute. The law would bar teaching human origins as fact and require presenting the Bible concept alongside the theory, amid a Pulaski Chancery Court ruling that the existing ban is unconstitutional after a suit by Susan Epperson.
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Little Rock
Winston Chandler
Arkansas
State Supreme Court
Chandler
Pulaski Chancery Court
Susan Epperson
Gemini 9 Gets the Go Ahead Sign
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The go ahead signal flashed to tracking stations as Gemini 9 astronauts prepare a three day space exploration flight. Air Force Lt Col Thomas P Staf ford says were ready, with Navy Lt Cmdr Eugene A Cernan to pilot aboard a Titan rocket set for 12 38 p m EDT Wednesday. The crew aims to reach a target satellite and test space maneuvering in the hostile vacuum.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
Garded
All Around Town Magnet Cove events and local notices
The Rev Joel Jones spoke at Magnet Cove Methodist Church for the Sunday home coming. John Lloyd and Judge Royce Weisenberger delivered addresses. Memorial Day events included a service at Hondo Cemetery. The Appaloosa Horse Show drew a large crowd despite clashes with other events. The Golden Age Club meets June 2 at 1 30 p.m. at the Youth Center. University graduates include Letitia Smith and other Hope area degree recipients. Royal Gorge tour highlights Colorado bridges and inclines. Legionnaires urged to attend Wednesday 7 30 p.m. in Hempstead County Courthouse.
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John Lloyd
Hope Vfw Post
Royce Weisenberger
Weisernberger
Hondo Cemetery
Miller County
Rondo
Arkansas
Washington
Officials Do Not Confirm Peace Talks Report
Washington AP White House declined to confirm Newsweek claim that North Vietnam sought peace talks via Romania. Press secretary Moyers said no offer to talk had been received but the administration would pursue any such proposal. Also noted were Texas crash reports involving Marion Menderhall and Thomas Haynie, with charges of driving while intoxicated and license failure.
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White House
Romania
Bill D. Moyers
Sagerness
Newsweek Magazine
Johnson
Moyers
Marion Menderhall
Prescott
Thomas M. Haynie
Longview
Texas
Long and
Lingard
Haynie
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