Advertising and association credits fragment
The text shows publishing and advertising department credits, associations, and national ad reps listings. It includes names of offices in Memphis Dallas Chicago New York Detroit and Oklahoma City with addresses and regulatory affiliations.
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Audit Bureau
Associated
Associated Press
AP News
Aletiber
Arkansas Press
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford Bag
Dallas
Texas
Michigan
Chicago
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Nixon Has Support Poll Shows War Policy Backed
AP reports White House circulates Nixon photo with telegrams to show broad public backing for Vietnam policy after Nixon speech. Gallup poll cited 77 percent support. Harlow letters to Congress accompany the memos. House likely to pass a resolution backing Nixon efforts to end the war and a Senate version seeks a mutual cease fire with 40 sponsors. Veterans Day actions loom as background. In Arkansas, a 1970 day care center for Fort Smith area children will cost about 248000 dollars, funded mainly by federal HEW with state and local contributions.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
White House
Nixon
Congress
Bryce N. Harlow
Congressional
Gallup
Harlow
House
Senate
Vietnam
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Len E. Blaylock
Blaylock
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ani
McCormack
Page
Lyndon
Johnson
Foreign Affairs Committee
Liberal Democrats
House Democrats
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hey
National Day of Prayer and Vietnam War Protests Rally
A national day of prayer amid antiwar demonstrations fills Washington with planned marches from Arlington Cemetery to the Capitol and a final rally on the Washington Monument grounds. Pro-administration events feature Veterans Day programs in Arlington Cemetery and a Washington Monument rally.
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Bisswayne
Asporestian
Dommento
Newport News
Todd Stas Dium
Washington
Bryce Harlow
Bet
Jamin Spock
Spock
Nixon
Warren B. Burger
Mahaila Jackson
Rodolfo C. Hernandez
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington Monument
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Capitol
International Party
Yippie
Justice Department
Chicago
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Constitution Avenue
Martin Luther King Jr
George Wald
Harvard
Dick Gregory
Arlo Guthrie
Pete Seeger
Peter, Paul and Mary
Supreme Court rejects topless dancer appeal
Washington report says the Supreme Court denied the appeal of Carol Derrington, 24, of Portland, who challenged a city topless entertainment ordinance as unconstitutional. She was fined $200 in 1966 for bare-breasted performances, with the court issuing no comment on its denial.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Carol Derrington
Portland
Ore
Miss Derrington
Weather Elsewhere Report Sees Arkansas Forecast Details
Weather stave notes a 24 hour station report ending 7 am Monday with a high of 6 and a low of 46. Forecast for Arkansas calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions with a low tonight mostly in the 40s and generally mild conditions elsewhere. Local Bay area reports use TOs.
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Weather Experiment Station
Arkansas
Parte Bay
Jonesboro Negroes Protest Song at Arkansas State
A group of Black Students Association members protested during the Arkansas State University and Drake football game in Jonesboro by waving placards against the song Dixie and walking out two minutes before the end. Protestors later gathered on the student center lawn with no incidents reported, some joining from Shorter College in North Little Rock.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Dixie
Arkansas State University
Drake
University
Black Students Association
Shorter College
North Little Rock
Pentagon to stop funding research as grand patron says
Associated Press reports Senator Mike Mansfield argues the Pentagon should not fund research with tenuous military ties. He cites 400 million spent last year on nonmilitary studies and urges Smithsonian funding for such projects. The amendment to the defense bill restricts Pentagon research to direct military relevance.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Pentagon
Montana Democrat
Defense Department
Mansfield
Smithsonian Institution
Louisiana school plan rejected by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court denied review of a bid by 36 Louisiana parish districts and two city systems to legalize freedom of choice desegregation. The districts argued forced integration violated the 1954 ruling, but the court previously found these plans inadequate for adequate desegregation and the appeal was filed by Louisiana Attorney General Jack P. F. Gremillion.
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Wasrington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
tU.s. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Louisiana Atty
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Louisiana Parish
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Justice Department
Freedom of Choice Plans
State High Court Proceedings Mixed Rulings and Orders
The Associated Press reports multipleArk high court actions with reversals, remands and affirmations across circuits including Van Buren, Montgomery, Madison and Pulaski. The court issues time limits for briefs, requests monthly advisement reports, and notes a pending curiam order and creditor case involving North Little Rock. The Lone Star flag statement ends the fragmented text.
Supreme Court reverses ruling in bus injury case
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed Circuit Judge Roberts and held a bus company is liable for passenger injuries only when it has notice or reason to anticipate harm. It found no basis that the driver could foresee the severe bump to Grace Goodsell, 68, of Conway, during a Jackson Mississippi transfer in 1967. The ruling also upheld Saline County Chancery on a usury dispute involving Real Estate Co and Buhler over bauxite deal notes filed in 1948.
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Associated Press
Carlton Harris
Odell Millery
Fairfield Bay Inc
van Buren City
George Rose Smith
Thurman Vines
Et Ax
Ark
Kraft Corp
Montgomery
Affirmed
James A. Bondsy
Clint Littrell
Madison Circuit
Lyle Brown
Justica
Ark, Real Estate Company, Inc
H. F. Buhler
Saline Ciy
John A. Fogleman
Curtis M. Downs
Leon Reed
Cleburne Circuit
J. Fred Jones
E. L. Kirkham
National Investors Life Ins. Co
Pulaski City
Conley Byrd
Continental Southern Lines, Inc
Grace Goodsell
Faulkner Circuit
Circuit
Chancery
Parbate Courts
Probate Courts
Supreme Court
Billy J
Wawak
Appellant
Robert O
Stewart
Appellees
Ipay
Amiet
James Burton
City of North Lite Rock
Pwaski City
Phelant
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court Today
Russell C. Roberts
Conway
Jackson
Miss
Panama City
Fla
Continental Southern Bus Lines Inc
Goodsell
Roberts
High Court
Saline County Chancery Court
Arkansas Real Estate Co, Inc
Buhler
R. M. Traylor
Bauxtte Properties
Traylor
Obituaries for Claude F. McGlone and John Van Dodson
Claude F McGlone 65 Prescott died Friday after illness survived by wife Callie Keyton McGlone two daughters Mrs Ken Harris Hope Mrs Raymond Page Prescott two sons James Dallas LeRoy home four sisters Prescott and three grandchildren Funeral at Boughton Baptist Church with Cornish Mortuary burial Nubbin Hill. John Van Dodson 87 Hope lifelong resident died Saturday survived by wife Ethel Dodson son Herbert Dodson daughter Mrs Louis Knighton three brothers Gray and David Dodson Hope George Dodson of Little Rock sister Mrs Pearl Taylor of Bodine Services at Herndon Chapel burial Memory Gardens by Herndon Funeral Home.
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Claude F. McGlone
Prescott
The
Baptist Church
Callie Keyton McGlone
Ken Harris
Hope
Raymond Page
James McGlone
Dallas
Tex
LeRoy McGlone
Tandy Johnson
T.W. Swafford
John van Dodson
5Th and
Grady Street Church of Christ
Ethel Dodson
Herbert Dodson
Louis Knighton
Stamps
George
David Dodson
Gray Dodson
Little Rock
Pearl Taylor
Bodean
Herndon Chapel
David Nicholas
Memory Gardens
Herndon
Plan for desegregation choice urged by Arkansas Democrat
In Little Rock Sen Bob Douglas of Texarkana urged the state Democratic Party to adopt a freedom of choice desegregation plan on a first come, first serve basis. He claimed compulsory court orders harmed Negro culture and that both races want school choice, noting unequal teacher pay and older Negro teachers in Texarkana districts.
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Little Rock
Bob Douglas
Texarkana
Democratic Party
Plateform Research Committee
Douglas
Flay
South
New
Clarence Bell
Parkin
Arkansas
Bell
Tedehers
Turkeys Kept Off Market For Pesticide Test
In Moray Arkansas Valley Industries suspends marketing turkeys until pesticide residue tests determine safety. Unchecked birds may remain off market. approved birds will enter distribution. Company urges 10 day SEC trading suspension to gauge financial impact of the outbreak.
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Moray
Turkeys
Little Rock
Arkansas
Henry Russell
Arkansas Valley Industries Inc
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Russell
Securities and Exchange Commission
Draft reform clashes at Senate panels over lottery plan
Stennis moves toward action early next spring as Yale's Brewster proposal emerges aided by Sen. Margaret Chase Smith who warns the plan reeked of political maneuvering. The bill would let the President pick a prime age group mainly 19 year olds for induction by lottery while Kennedy advocates a broader congressional look at draft injustices and volunteer options.
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Kennedy
Congress
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