Hope Rotary hears Earl C Christian on sewer system
Sanitary engineer Earl C Christian of Texarkana spoke at the Hope Rotary Club on the city sewer department. He discussed the water cycle, sewage disposal, and Hope’s sanitation work in the mid 1950s to early 1960s, noting over 20 miles of pipe laid in the past decade and showing slides of the local treatment plant.
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Ray A. Bautts
Little Rock
Clyde Fouse
State schools enrollment to 1980 prompts UA LR merger
Arkansas plans about 70 000 state school students by 1980 with roughly half at the University of Arkansas or Little Rock University. An immediate merger is urged to control higher education growth, with UA taking control of the Little Rock campus and facilities, while maintaining Fayettesville operations. Estimated merger cost 2 to 2.5 million dollars, and tuition would stay at 650 dollars the first year then drop 200 dollars annually for two years.
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Faubus Attacks U.S. High Court at Arkansas Rally
Arkansas Governor Faubus blasted the Supreme Court for siding with criminals and urged local and state control of policy. He condemned welfare officials and warned of fiscal strain in the Welfare Department while discussing state issues. Attorney General Purcell urged lowering the voting age to 18, arguing for youth suffrage.
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Antipoverty fight splits as House weighs $2.06B request
AP reports in Washington that House backers push for the full 2.06 billion antipoverty package while Republicans seek a 660 million cut. A midweek vote on GOP amendments looms as Senate action already supports 2.2 billion. Johnson denounces standpatters, as Democrats weigh strategy and potential compromise. The article also lists league standings and a hockey injury update in Minneapolis.
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New York
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Pastor Asks President His Policy
In Williamsburg Virginia Reverend Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis says urging President Johnson to give a clear explanation of U S policy in Vietnam required forethought and fortitude He notes the President rarely reveals his thoughts and defends not staging a grandstand display The minister born in Birmingham Alabama traces ancestry to Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
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South Carolina
Pleasant Task at Time Unpleasant Pleasant Task at Time Unpleasant
Arkansas A M Coach Bill Calaway faced a grim task after a 60-28 non conference loss to Eastern New Mexico. A&M clinched the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference but felt crushed by the points against them. Arkansas Tech rallied from 21 down to beat Harding 31-28, tying third in the conference. Ouachita defeated Millsaps 23-7 as Mississippi College topped Southern State 33-10 in non conference games. Henderson’s win moved the Reddies to 3-2. Horace Jennings helped rally with key runs and bonuses from Joran and Hart, as Tech’s Keon Akerson contributed touchdowns.
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Buddy Jorlan
Robert Bailey
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Jim Morgan
Jorgen Gertz
Mike Leibner
Gary Hudgins
Otar
Keon Akerson
Roy Franklin
Kenny Glass
Bisons edge Ouachita rivals as Jones scores twice
In a 1967 clash, Charles Jones tallied twice helping the Bisons win 77 yards from the seas on. Henderson clinched second place by defeating cross-town rival Ouachita Saturday afternoon as Southern State stood 2-2-1. Mule riders eye win over A&M at Monticello with State College at Martin Branch and Tech at Southeast Missouri alongside Central Missouri at Harding in non-conference games.
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Indians edged by Arlington in tight 16 14 loss
At JonesboroArkansas State University ASU fell 16 14 to sixth ranked Texas Arlington in a Southland Conference game. Arlington led 10 7 at halftime with Buller kicking three field goals and McGuigan scoring late. ASU sophomore Skipper Butler hit two FGs and an extra point while Mike Everett missed a potential tying kick.
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Mike Baylor
Rebels
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Buller
Frank McGuigan
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