Arkansas Supreme Court frees Morrow from haircut contempt
The Arkansas Supreme Court unanimously overturned the contempt conviction for refusing a judge's haircut order. It upheld the contempt for failing to appear, reducing the fine to 30 dollars and 24 hours in jail already served, while ruling the haircut penalty unjustified. Morrow, 19, had argued hair length was a musician's requirement and faced prior involvement in an embezzlement case.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Michael Morrow
Russell C. Roberts
Roberts
Conway
Morrow
State College of Arkansas
SCA
Robert Pruitt
Supreme Court
Lyle Brown
Brown
Obituaries for Sinyard Wren Reilly Norris and More
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Lee Andrew Sinyard 80 a Hempstead County resident and Spring Hill Church member with burial in Macedonia Cemetery near Patmos. Floyd Wren 78 of Prescott dies, survivors listed, service at First United Methodist Church. Other AP obituaries include Aron J. Erickson 75 Wide World Photos editor, John D. Reilly 82 Todd Shipyards leader, and Lowell Ames Norris 70 crime writer.
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Lee Andrew Sinyard
Hempstead County
Spring Hill
Hope
Oakcrest Funeral Home of
Spring Hill Methodist Church
Connie Robbins
Macedonia Cemetery
Patmos
Smith Funeral Home of
Stamps
Floyd Wren
E. Chestnut St
Prescott
Wadley Hospital
Texarkana
Nevada County
Methodist Church
Grace Bates Wren
Fred Wren
Memphis
Joe Wren
Herman Stewart
Ft. Worth
Bill Durbin
Louise Mitchell
Harold Wells
Madisville
Texas
Willard W. Wren
First United Methodist Church
Gerald Fincher
D.D. Smothers
DeAnn
Cornish Mortuary
New York
Aron J. Erickson
Wide World Photos
Associated Press
Erickson
Wide World
The
New York Times
Kidnaped Packer Well Treated
An Anglo Argentine meat packing executive Stanley M F Sylvester, 58, freed by guerrilla kidnappers in Rosario, said he was treated very well during a week in captivity. He bought a newspaper in a taxi on the way home, declined further questions, and was embraced by his wife upon arrival. The Marxist PRAR kidnapped him to spotlight alleged plant abuses at Swift De La Plata, which distributed aid to shantytowns during the release.
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Horacio Finoli
Rosario
Argentina
Stanley M.F. Sylvester
Swift de la Plata Meat Packing Company
Sylvester
Swift
Santiago Mugeta
Laird outlines NATO backed approach to Europe troop talks
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird says U S policy on Soviet troop withdrawals in Europe will strengthen NATO allies and be shared with partners as talks begin. He noted four realities guiding negotiations: manpower politics strategy and fiscal factors. Rogers heads to NATO ministerial in Lisbon.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
U.S
Soviet Union
Europe
America
NATO
Laird
Atlantic Alliance
Brussels
Mittenwald
Germany
National Security Council
Andrews Air Force Base
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Lisbon
Adm
Thomas H. Maorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Atlantic Partners
NATO Allances
Audie Murphy Missing on Charter Plane
Audie Murphy the highly decorated World War II hero is missing on a charter flight from Atlanta. The Aero Commander carrying five men including Murphy last hailed near Roanoke Virginia as bad weather limited contact and no flight plan was filed. Murphy was bound for Martinsville Virginia to evaluate a Modular Properties investment with executives and investors from California.
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Atlanta
Audie Murphy
Roanoke
Federal Aviation Administration
Herman Butler
FAA
Murphy
Martinsville
Modular Properties, Inc
Bill Spoon
Claude Crosby
Modular Management
Modular Properties
Jack Littleton
California
Raymond Fater
Chattanooga, Tenn
Butler
Denver
Colo
Prater
Congress
Tennessee
Galax
Carroll County
Bunker Hill Site of Vet Demonstration
About 300 antiwar veterans camped at Bunker Hill as they neared Boston after a Concord to Boston trek to spread the alarm against the Vietnam War. Dressed in fatigues they planned to march to Boston Common, facing a curfew but allowed to remain orderly.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Concord
Vietnam
Paul Revere
Boston Common
Charles River
Charlestown
Lexington
Battle Green
Concord District Court
Plane in trouble sighted near Martinsville during storm
Reports from miles west of Martinsville describe a plane seen flying erratically in heavy rain. Larry Chambers of the Galax Gazette observed it near treetop level, circled Martinsville, and headed west before air traffic control was alerted. FAA officials cited a noninstrument, visual flight plan and bad weather along the path.
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Martinsville
Roanoke Times
Larry Chambers
Galax Gazette
Hillsville
Carroll County
FAA
Graduating Class Defies Rogers at Colgate Address
At Colgate University 470 graduates and 3,000 guests heard Rogers outline Nixon's Southeast Asia disengagement. After his talk 159 graduates pledged disobedience if drafted to combat, prompting a counter statement by valedictorian Thomas W. O'Brien. President Bartlett expressed disappointment at the display.
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Don C. Waters
Associated Press
Hamilton
N.Y
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Colgate University
Rogers
Thomas W. O’brien
O’brien
Colgate
Thomas A. Bartlett
Bartlett
Court Actions Affirmed Or Reversed In State Proceedings
State court notices list several appeals from various circuits with outcomes: Bank of America case affirmed. Arlo Camp v Neola reversed. Michael Morrow guardianship affirmed in part reversed in part. Caughan v Jack Caughan affirmed. Nineteen Corporation v Guaranty Financial affirmed. Also notes on FFA program benefits to local youth and Rotary Club activities with community donations and meeting day retention.
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Associated Press
Carleton Harris
James E. Holst
Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association
Hot Spring
George Rose Smith
Arlo Camp
Mabel E. Neola
Benton
Lyle Brown
Owen Morrow
Michael Morrow
Russell C. Roberts
Faulkner
John A. Fogleman
Olin Helms
Jack C. Caughan
Lafayette City
Frank Holt
Nineteen Corporation
Guaranty Financial Corporation
Jefferson Ciy
FFA
C.R
Dick’’ Moore
David Sanders
Glendon Martin
Earl Downs
Victor M. Watts
U of A Department of Agriculture
Hope Rotary Club
City Park
Odrinex Promises Easy Fat Loss Guarantee
A vintage advertisement touts Odrinex as a tiny tablet for fat reduction without dieting or exercise. It claims 120 years of use, prices of 3.25 and 5.25 for economy size, and a money back guarantee by the local druggist John P. Cox Drug Store in Hope with mail order options.
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Cissie
Dalton
Waldron
Jamie Frazer
Ozark
Susan Tichenor
Pine Bluff
Stephanie Tucker
Little Rock
Candy Jones
Kathy Vining
Roy Cox
Nashville
Broilers
Billy Schmitt
Hope
Pullets
B.N. Coleman
Fulton
J.B. Evans
Bonnerdale
Ted Headstream
Horatio
Turkey
John P. Cox Drug Store
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Bill Simmons
North Pembroke
Mass
Lowell Ames Norris
MacFadden Publications
Packer
Muveta
Kiev
Eviney
Caiester
Fisherton
Communist Party
Chaiwinian
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosyun
Alanta
Kingston
Tex
Hell
France
Hollywood
James Cagney
Texas A & M
West Point
Pamela
Terry
Skipper
North Hollywood
Calif
Wanda Hendrix
Bill Wray
Star
Troy Buck
Hempstead
Washington, D.C
United States
U.S. Coast Guard
Benny Coleman
Hope High
Mr. Buck
East 2Nd Street
Connie
Mademoiselle
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