Eureka Speaks Out Against Act No 1 In Kansas Education Debate
The Eureka Springs PTA letter to voters argues Act No 1 on rural school consolidation is flawed arguing smaller districts rely on local taxes and that reform should consider quality over size. It cites Eureka Springs High School with enrollment 399 and faculty boasting diverse programs and strong facilities as evidence.
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Reka Springs
the Star
Kansas
Tisucs
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Arkansas
Eureka Cings
Peabody Lege
Anti US feeling grows in Guinea over Accra hostages
In Accra Ghana the Guinea delegation held during a flight stop en route to an Organization of African Unity meeting is linked to anti American protests in Conakry. A Guinea radio says 50 000 demonstrated before the U S Embassy with calls to expel Americans while Ghana denies U S involvement.
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Ghana
Conakry
State Department
Barth
U.S
United States
Pan American World Airways
Pan American
J.A. Ankrah
Guinea
Kwame Nkrumah
Poppy Day Drive Returns With November Fifth Drive
Eureka Springs PTA executive board notes Poppy Day on November 5. Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion will offer poppies to support veterans education and aid. The piece links Poppy Day to those who served and calls for community participation through the sale.
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Flander
The
American Legion
Leon Bundy
Taxicab and auto collide at Avenue H and Walker Streets
This morning a taxicab driven by Jesse Brown and an auto driven by Juandla Neal Rt. 3 Hope collided causing considerable damage. City Officer Long investigated the incident.
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Walker Streets
Jesse Brown
Juandla Neal
Rt. 3
Hope
Long
Ridiculous charge tied to Brazil diamond smuggling case
In Brasilia a police chief dismissed as ridiculous a link between a missing 400 carat diamond and a smuggling plot involving Texans Joseph A. Truhill Ralph E Dial Sam Sexton Jr and Joseph McCutcheon. The four men were convicted of smuggling tantalite ore used in space vehicle heat shields from Brazil.
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Brazil
Texas
Joseph A. Truhill
Richardson
Rio Grandino Kruel
Federal Security Police
Sam Sexton Jr
Fort Smith
Ark
Truhill
Joseph Mec
Cutcheon
Brasilia
Juran
Palma Cabral
U.S
Sexton
McCutcheon
Ralph E. Dial
Oklahoma City
Dial
Camden Man Shot to Death at Fort Stewart
Paul H. Slade Jr., 36, a former Camden Ark. resident now of Savannah Ga., was shot in the left shoulder and neck while driving through the Fort Stewart Military Reservation. Authorities调查 possible hunter involvement as a potential cause.
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Hinesville, Ga
Camden, Ark
Paul H. Slade Jr
Savannah
Ft. Stewart
Slade
State income tax revenue rises in October totals given
Arkansas Revenue Department reports October personal and corporate income taxes at 1,191,047 dollars. Fiscal 1966-67 totals reach 7.4 million for individuals and 3.14 million for corporations.
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Little Rock
State Revenue Department
Protests to Restoring U of A Slash Protests to Restoring U of A
State Sen. Robert Harvey said he received letters from Arkansas Tech President J W Hull and Arkansas State College leader Dr Carl Reng protesting any restoration of about 2.3 million cut from the University of Arkansas proposed budget for the next biennium. Reng warned of irreparable damage to the Arkansas Commission on Coordination of Higher Educational Finance if funds are restored, and Hull sought equal treatment for Tech. The University of Arkansas asked the Legislative Council to restore portions of the cuts.
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Little Rock
Robert Harvey
Swifton
University of Arkansas
Harvey
Legislative Council
J. W. Hull
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
Carl R. Reng
Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
Reng
Arkansas Commission On Co-ordination of
Higher Educational Finance
Hull
Tech
David W. Mullins
Rules Clerk Handles Absentees
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the Searcy County clerk is the sole custodian of absentee ballots, reversing circuit court and election commission decisions that had named Mrs. Howard Stephenson as special clerk. The court ordered all ballots cast before her appointment transferred to the county clerk and counted if legal, despite objections tied to her being the wife of an independent sheriff candidate.
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Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Searcy
Circuit Court and Election Commission
Howard Stephenson
N. J. Henley
Election Commission
Cheney Helping the Democrats in Arkansas
J Orville Cheney former key campaign figure for Gov Orval Faubus said Monday he is calling from home to help the Democratic Party Cheney is chairman of the state Commerce Commission and declared he is strictly a Democrat and doing what he can for the party
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Little Rock
J. Orville Cheney
Orval Faubus
Democratic Party
Cheney
State Commerce Commission
Johnson praises U.S. troops in Korea visit
President Johnson toured the South Korean countryside and Camp Stanley to thank American and Korean troops for defending freedom on the Korea North-South border. He awarded Silver Stars to Korean war heroes, met with President Park, and praised resolve amid Viet Nam concerns.
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Frank Cormier
Stanley
Korea
Johnson
North Korea
Park
U.S
Lee In-ho
Camp Stanley
Navy
Air Force
Camp Mess Hall
FBI Chief Cites Infamy and Hate in U S
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that the nation bears a yoke of infamy built on greed hate violence and lawlessness In a Law Enforcement Bulletin he condemned demonstrators courts and many citizens for criminalistic burdens and urged upholding equal justice law and penalties for violators while criticizing mobs and legal loopholes that shield criminals.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Hoover
FBI Arrests U S Airman and Soviet Diplomat for Espionage
FBI arrests Staff Sergeant Herbert Boeckenhaupt at March Air Force Base in Riverside on conspiring to commit espionage involving a Russian diplomat. Boeckenhaupt pleads not guilty and faces a $50,000 bail as Aleksay Malinin is ordered to leave the United States.
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Los Angeles
U.S
FBI
Herbert Willam Boeckenhaupt
March Air Force Base
Riverside
Calif
United States
Boeckenhaupt
Superior
Wis
State Department
Aleksay R. Malnin
Washington
Pentagon
Malinin
Air Force
March
Arlington
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Christemas
Halloween Quiet Across Town Despite Festivities
All Around Town reports a calm Halloween with no notable incidents in the city. UNICEF collection raised 184 dollars and 28 cents between 1 and 5 PM Sunday, First Methodist Church youths and others contributed.
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Ocal
First Methodist Church
Unicef
Viet Cong Bombards Saigon on National Day Parade
Viet Cong artillery and mortar fire struck central Saigon during National Day observances. Six Vietnamese and one American killed, with reports of up to six more dead. Bombardment hit the cathedral, a Catholic school, Kennedy Square, the central market, and Grall Hospital as thousands watched the parade marking Diem's overthrow anniversary. Three Viet Cong captured near the stands. leaflets to be dropped to denounce the killings.
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Fred
Hoffman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Navy
U.S
Grall Hospital
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy Square
North
South
Viet Nam
Farm Bureau Meets Here Thursday
Hempstead County Farm Bureau will meet Thursday night November 3 at 7 30. Laster Kent president says the group will draft resolutions for the state convention and elect voting delegates. Bureau enrolled 653 members for 1966, 108 8 percent of quota with 118 new members that year. All Farm Bureau members urged to attend.
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Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Laster Kent
Farm Bureau
W. 4Th Street
Hope
Independence Gets Sheriff
Gov. Faubus named William M. Harkey of Batesville as Independence County sheriff to finish the last two months of John Davis term. Harkey succeeds Davis who resigns effective today. Faubus also appointed Delmer Sagely of Fort Smith to the State Real Estate Commission for a four year term succeeding C G King of Eureka Springs.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
William M. Harkey
Batesville
Independence County
Harkey
John Davis
Affective
Davis
Faubus
Delmer Sagely
Fort Smith
C. G. King
Eureka Springs
State Real Estate Commission
Sagely
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