Presbyterian kinship in Oceanside survivors noted
A fragmentary obituary notice lists surviving relatives including Watt Bonds of Oceanside California and Me Carre Lewis of Hope, with a sister noted as well. The text reflects a Presbyterian connection and mentions surviving sons and a brother. The garbled OCR reveals limited readable facts.
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Hatte Onli
Pentax
Presbyterian Chinen
Aire Tes
Watt ‘Bonds
Oceanside
Calif
Fale
Me Carre Lewis
Hope
John Moore 70 Lewiss resident dies in Texas hospital
John 5 Moore aged 70 of Lewiss dies Thursday in a Tex Grkafa hospital. He was a respected barber and Methodist Church member. Survivors include his wife Hattie, two sisters Ethel Cooper and Lela Suntan. Services Friday at 2 30 p.m. at Hertdoi Funeral Home. Burial in Shell Peenstery at Emmet by Herne oti.
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John 5. Moore
Lewiss
Tex Grkafa
Methodist Church
Hattie Moore
Ethel Cooper Af Ita Bena
Mee
Bruton Case Goes to Jury in Civil Rights Trial
A jury in Little Rock heard testimony on Bruton’s alleged abuse of prisoners while he led Tucker Prison Farm from 1954 to 1966. Dr. Leighton Millard testified about Bruton’s ability to strike a man with a leather strap, and a former inmate testified Bruton kicked teeth from a worker. Final arguments were set for today as defense and prosecution presented witnesses including Nathan Gordon.
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Little Rock
Tucker Prison Farm
James Bruton
Leighton Millard
Millard
Bruton
U.S
Tucker
Nathan Gordon
Morrilton
Gordon
R. A. Bilbott
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Honor Roll of Yerger Junior High Honor Roll list
Honor roll for Yerger Junior High covers first nine weeks with 9th grade and 8th grade divisions. Named students include Kathie Arnett Mary Browning Betsy Franks Anita Hoggard Jeafinie Kramer Barbara Hendrix Tony Yocum and Barbara Hendrix among 9th graders with principal’s rolls for multiple A’s and Bs. 8th grade honors list features Glenda Buckley Margaret Callicot Debra Ann Cole Cindy Felder Denise Lauterbach and others with principal’s rolls noted.
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Yergar Juris
Rolle
Glenda Buckley
Margaret Callicott
Debra Ann Cole
Cindy Felder
Denise Lauterbach
Larry Lavendar
Berry McLarty
Stan Nix
Donna Whitmarsh
Mark Wright
David Bain
Tim Cornelius
Carol Frazier
Peggy Fuller
Tim Gunter
Tim Hogan
Kim Huff
Nadine Jones
Cathy McCorkle
Sherry Patterson
Rusty Pendergraft
Judy Powers
Ann Smith
Tony Stevenson
Mary Sue Stone
Donita Bryant
Mike Cox
Ricky Fawcett
Jill Herring
David Huddleston
Sherri Mobley
Mona Rowe
Steven Skinner
FCC Says TV Commentators Not Unfair
The FCC told a Houston woman that television commentators did not violate the fairness doctrine in reviewing Nixon's Vietnam speech. Chairman Dean Burch said no action was warranted and the First Amendment allows one sided analysis as networks devote time to contrasting viewpoints. The note cites Agnew's Des Moines criticism and mentions inmate punishment constraints.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Texas
Nixon
Vietnam
J. R. Paul
Houston
FCC
Dean Burch
Burch
Agnew Attacks Newspapers After TV Criticism
Vice President Agnew assails newspapers including the New York Times and Washington Post in Alabama remarks. He warns of monopolized public opinion and calls for defense of media statements while condemning censorship in any form. He cites Post Co. and NYT as examples of concentrated influence.
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Montgomery
Spiro
New York
Washington Post
Agnew
Alabama Chame Ber of Commerce
Washington Post Co
Washington
D.C
New York Times
Katherine Graham
The
Newsweek
Wtop-Tv
WTOP
Agdew
Post
Quiver Reveals Moonquake Hint of Lunar Interior
Apollo 12 seismometer on the moon recorded a 30 minute reverberation after Intrepid’s impact, suggesting a profound discovery about the moon’s interior. Scientists including Dr. Frank Press of MIT say the signal may show the moon differs from Earth or meteor rock.
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Jim Strothman
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Moon
Lunar
Earth
Frank Press
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles Conrad Jr
Alan L. Bean
Conrad
Bean
Eugene Shoemaker
The
Space Agency
U S to Return Okinawa to Japanese Rule in 1972
The United States and Japan announce that Okinawa will revert to Japanese administration in 1972 while the U S retains bases for security. President Nixon told Prime Minister Sato that reversion aligns with Japan's policy against nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons may be used in emergencies but will be removed before reversion.
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Spencer Davis Washington
United States
Okinawa
Japan
Nixon
Eisaku Sato
Patman Takes Crack at Banking in Arkansas
Rep Wright Patman of Texas criticized the American Bankers Association as damaging the banking industry image during a conference in Hot Springs Arkansas. He called the ABA an albatross that ignores problems of small and medium banks and urged smaller banks to ensure legislation serves their interests, not those of bigger banks.
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Hot Springs
Ark
House Banking and Currency Committee
American Bankers Association
Wright Patman
D-Tex
ABA
Confirmation Vote Names and Opposition by Senators
The page lists numerous senators from both parties with positions for and against a confirmation. Democrats opposing include Bayh, Kennedy, Magnuson, Mondale, and others. Republicans opposing include Brooke, Javits, Hatfield, Schweiker, and Packwood among several. The record shows 95 in favor and 38 against, with party lines evident across the voting.
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Ter
Ariz
Gurney
Pia
Hansen
Wye
Hruska
Neb
Mundt
N.D
Murphy
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Pearson
Kan
Prouty
Smith
Stevens
Alaska
Thurmond
S.C
Tower of
Tex
Young
Anderson
N.M
Bayh
Ind
Bible of
Ney
Burdick
Cannon
Church of Maho
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Dodd
McIntyre
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Metcalf
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Ming
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Moss
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Maine
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Wis
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Symington
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Brooke
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Goodell
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Ire
Javits
Jordan
Idhu
Mathias
Aid
Miller
Iowa
Packwood
Ure
Pricy
Suxbe
Ohio
Schweiker
Scott
Stuidly
Williams
Del
Report Urges Pulaski Board Resign Over School Crises
National Education Association investigators urge Pulaski County School Board resignations after finding unfitness and improper interference in administration. Five members named for January vote to not renew Supt Gattin contract, including Dr Robert Baker and Mrs Pat Mosher who resigned. Chandler cited for aggressive actions and threats. Cowling accused of curbing teachers rights. If resignations fail, patrons urged to organize in 1970 elections to defeat incumbents.
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Little Rock
APA
National Education Association
Twe
Puslaski County
Leroy M. Gattin
Robert E. Baker
Winston Chandler
Dale Cowling
Clyde McPherson
Pat Mosher
Cowling
Mosher
John L. Ulmer
E. H. Herrod
Robert P. Lewis
Howard Heidbrink
Pulaski County Teachers Association
Chandler
Arkansas Weather and Defensive Driving Short Course Notice
Central Arkansas fair and warm through Saturday with highs in the 70s and lows near 40. Hempstead County hosts a Defensive Driving Short Course in Hope from December 1 to 14, 7 to 9 p.m., enrollment by November 21 or call 777-5771. cost is 1 dollar for a workbook.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Ray Davis
Milton Master
Hope
Red River Vocational Technical School
Hempstead County
Agricultural Extension Service Office
National Safety Council
Job Changes Not Always Due to Pay
A report by the Commission on Coordination of Higher Educational Finance finds faculty turnover driven by factors beyond pay. Reasons include location, promotion, better facilities, and research opportunities, per Dr. M. Olin Cook. The Arkansas study was requested by the Education Committee of the Arkansas Legislative Council after a report claimed salaries propelled faculty departures. Only one filly has ever won the Kentucky Derby Repret in 1915.
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Little Rock
Commission On Coordination of Higher Educational Finance
Education Committee
The
Arkansas Legislative Council
M. Olin Cook
CCHEF
Name Return to Agricultural Extension Service
Name return to Agricultural Extension Service County Courthouse Hope Arkansas 71801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Service County
Hope
Arkansas
Nixon Resignations Shake White House and Foreign Service
White House announced resignations effective December 8 as Lodge and Harriman step down. Philip Habib to head the delegation in talks with North Vietnam, with Lodge expected to return home soon. Nixon remains hopeful for a multilateral settlement and continues to back talks on Viet Nam.
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White House
State Department
Washington
Nixon
Philip Co. Habib
Carcer Diplomt
Lodge
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Jabib
Dibusnador
Ronald Ziegler
Lady
Ford
Nison
Hal Puri
Gallipdign
Bissudee
Germany
Couch Harriman
Parks
John F. Kennedy
South
Viediwen
Logsebd
Lyndon 15
Johnson
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