Inside a Juror's Mind: Arkansas Federal Jury Tales
An Associated Press account follows a first time juror in the Eastern District of Arkansas as he recalls serving on three federal juries during a term. He details three cases, discussing how verdicts were reached, racial tensions, and questions about truth in the courtroom.
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Associated Press
Newouenate Ec
Sutrles Court
Eastern District of
Arkansas
Bil
Simmons
Little Rock
Texas
Texarkana
Springfield
Tom
Burke’s Raiders ROTC unit forms as unke’s Hakders
The Henderson ROTC group, formerly the Counter Guerrillas, rearmed and renamed Burke’s Raiders in honor of Colonel Lloyd L. Burke. Burke, a 1900s veteran and Medal of Honor recipient, heads a Washington D.C. office. Cadets must pass a Green Beret Ranger test, with 10 of 40 cadets qualifying and Tony Montgomery leading at 425 points. The article also briefly notes the Atlantic green turtle’s sea adaptations.
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Lloyd L. Burke
Henderson
House of Office
Washington, D.C
Col. Burke
White House
Harry S. Truman
Burke
Tony Montgomery
Lodge dedication marks new Queen Wilhelmina Inn in Arkansas
The official dedication for the rebuilt Queen Wilhelmina Inn is set for 2 p.m. Sunday November 23 with Governor Pryor U S Senator Bumpers and Arkansas Parks officials attending along with Netherlands Ambassador Bakker or an envoy The Mena High School band will play 115 pm and Dutch costumes will be worn by inn staff The $12 million project replaces the 1973 fire damaged inn and offers 38 guest rooms dining conference and an observation deck located in Queen Wilhelmina State Park west of Mena on the Talimena Scenic Drive
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Queen Wilhelmina Inn
David Pryor
U.S
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas Parks, Recreation and Travel Cam
William E. Henderson
Department of Parks and Tourism
Parks
Netherlands
A. R. Tammenoms Bakker
David Boren
Arkansas
Mena High School
Queen Wilhelmina State Park
Mena
Talimena Scenic Drive
TVA pioneer Arthur E. Morgan dies at 97 in Ohio
Xenia Ohio AP remembers Arthur E. Morgan, former Antioch College president and first head of the Tennessee Valley Authority, who died Sunday at 97. Born June 20, 1878 in Cincinnati, he grew up in Minnesota and shaped hydraulic and water control engineering while leading early TVA planning efforts.
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Antioch College
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Morgan
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Colorado State University
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