Arkansas to issue permanent license plates in 1968
Arkansas announces a switch to personal ownership of license plates with 1968 permanent tags. Plates will be issued December and January, then renewed by decal annually. Renewals shift to mail and in-person checks, with data processing to handle automatic plate sales. H. W. Reinhardt leads the program explaining changes to dealers and assessors.
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Atepitene Dilvat
Motos Ventola Tiderses
State Revenue Departs Merit
General Assembly
Revenue Department
Incal Revenue
Smafl
H. W. Reinehardt
Air Force
Little Rock Air Force Base
Leutenant Toloniel
Reinhardt
Italians Are Closer to Divorce
The first section of a divorce bill won committee approval in Rome by 21 to 20 as the bill faces further steps. If enacted, divorce would be allowed after years of separation or certain crimes or conditions, with Catholic Democrats split over tactics and a potential government crisis in their wake. Also noted is the sale of the Ne de France liner to a Japanese salvage firm for scrap.
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Edward Magri
Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Aldo Moro
Christian Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Ne de France
Democratic split warned if McCarthy runs in Johnson primaries
Democratic strategists warn intraparty divisions could flare in Senate races next year if Eugene McCarthy challenges Lyndon Johnson in presidential primaries. Wisconsin is seen as the flashpoint with Sen. Gaylord Nelson facing possible primary trouble and potential GOP pressure from Gov. Knowles. Other states include New Hampshire California and Oregon.
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Washington
Senate
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
Johnson
Wisconsin
Gaylord Neilson
New Hampshire
California
Oregon
McCarthy
Nelson
Warren P. Knowles
United States
North Vietnam
South
White House
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Massachusetts
Indiana
Maryland
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Kennedy
Bay State
Geneva
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Court
In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas Gladys Prince et al vs Perris Barham et al No 9163 Defendants Gladys Powell Barham Catherine Barham Howerton Oneta Barham Prather Howard Barham and Mrs Howard Barham must appear within 30 days to answer the complaint. failure will be confessed Witness clerk Jim Cole seal date October 9 1967 Attorneys John L Wilson and Jatures H Pilkinton notice dates November 3 10 17 24 1967
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Gladys Prince
Perris Barham
Gladys Powell Barham
Catherine Barham Howerton
Oneta Barham Prather
Howard Barham
Hermapestead County
No Delay for Bill Aimed at Antiwar Groups
Washington AP. House liberals say they will not delay consideration of a controversial bill targeting antiwar groups deemed to aid the enemy in Vietnam or disrupt troop movements at home. Sponsored by Rep. Joe Pool, the measure was to be taken up today. It seeks penalties up to 320,000 dollars and 20 years in prison for aiding the Viet Cong or North Vietnam and up to 10,000 dollars and five years for blocking U.S. troop trains. Rep. John C. Culver of Iowa dissents, calling the measure unnecessary.
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Washington
House
Vietnam
Joe Pool
D-Tex
House Committee On UN
Senate
U.S
John C.culver
Lowa
Committee On UN
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Autry Wilson
Hope
Hempstead
Jim Cole
John L. Wilson
H. Pilkinton
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Southern Farm Bureau
Arkansas Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Southern Farm Bureau Casualty
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