Resignation of Arkansas prison chief eyed for reform move
Gov. Rockefeller said the resignation of State Prison Supt. E. Bishop may trigger reform while naming a trained criminologist as a possible successor. He cited a candidate from Henderson State College and noted Muhlton as a potential interim, with the Penitentiary Board selecting a successor by Dec. 31. Barron Jr. reported drug sales, filthy, unsanitary prison hospital conditions.
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Two Arkansas schools boycott AEA convention
At least two Arkansas schools stay away from the Arkansas Education Association meeting in Little Rock amid policy disputes. Washington County districts Winslow Greenland and Farmington joined in the no show as Lincoln superintendent E P Rothrock cites disagreement with pay raise plans and midstream shifts. Public apathy toward prisons is also cited in related remarks by officials including Gover nor Rockefeller.
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Winslow Teachers Attend AEA Meeting Amid Statewide Closures
Hope Ark Star reports Winslow and Farmington schools closed or partially operating during the AEA convention. Principal Paul Kennedy said teachers chose not to attend, while Supt George Ledbetter described it as a matter of choice. J R Kennan noted Winslow remained open for teaching despite faculty presence. Statewide closures accompanied the AEA gathering. In Kabul, Nour Ahmad Etemadi was named to form a new Cabinet after Matwandwal resigned for health reasons.
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Highlights of LBJ News Conference
The Associated Press reports President Johnson criticized Congress for inaction hindering progress. He cited the tax increase proposal as vital and urged responsibility. The tax measure is blocked in the House Ways and Means Committee. He also addressed Vietnam and other fronts in his remarks.
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Meeting Notice from Zoran Chapter No 4 Eastern Star
Zoran Chapter No 4 will hold their meeting at 6 p.m. Friday Nov 3 members urged to attend. Andrews Lodge No 10 also invites members Friday night. C.H. Armstrong W.M. Johnson comments reference to wartime issues and domestic programs noting objections to cuts and urging constructive dialogue.
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