Feild urges reform to fix license plate loopholes
Revenue Rep Feild warns 1967 law on permanent plates with staggered renewals will cost schools and local governments hundreds of thousands annually unless a special session in 1968 fixes it. He sent Proposal No. 42 to the Legislative Council for study and reports due January.
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General Assembly
Talbot Field, Jr
Hempstead County
Hope Star Today
Feild
Legislative Council
Little Rock
Felid
Hempstead
Hope Star
Arkansas
Revenue Department
Carter Sutton
Hut Hempstead
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Local Gs Killed in Vietnam and Tax Law Proposals
T Sgt Harold Cumbie of Hope is killed in Vietnam on November 21 after 18 years service leaving a wife a daughter and two sons with many relatives listed. The notice includes a legislative proposal by the Arkansas Legislative Council to study proof of personal property assessment and taxes tied to motor vehicle license issuance amid concerns over staggered renewals and potential revenue losses to schools and local governments.
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Bethel B. Latey
Legislative Council
Feild
Alex. H. Washburn
Hope Star
Arkkansas
Legiselative Council
Revenue Department
Iecal
General Assembly
State Revenue Department
Harold Cumbie
Hope
Vietnam
Inez Cumbie
Janice
Don
Dennis
J. T. Cumbie
Bernice Cumbie
F.J. Brudge
Sam Huckabee
Charles Fricks
Fort Smith
Ray Cumbie
Tupelo
Howard Cumbie
Searcy
Herndon Funeral Home
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Arkansas
Gold rush in London unsettles dollar value as De Gaulle intrigue looms
London markets see a third straight day of heavy gold demand with prices steady and bullion turnover at near-record levels. The surge follows Britain's pound devaluation and France's move to quit the gold pool, raising concerns over dollar strength and currency stability under a broad international gold system. The U S and partners continue to supply gold to the market while warnings grow that the dollar may weaken if supply tightens. The pool draws most gold from Ft Knox, with ongoing efforts to defend the currency and price amid global devaluations. A French decision and leakage about De Gaulle's moves to claim U S gold add to administrative and tax collection concerns at home.
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Louis Nevin
Associated Press
London
United States
International Gold Pool
Britain
London Stock Exchange
Financial Times
Paris
Zurich
U.S
Iportant
Ft. Knox
France
Charles de Gaulle
Peace moves amid Cyprus tension and war threats
International events span Cyrus Vance in Athens seeking peace as Cyprus war threats grow. Nasser pressures for direct talks with Arabs while Israel remains prepared. A European gold rush endangers the dollar after pound devaluation. U.S. forces repulse a Viet Cong assault with 57 killed. Pentagon studies bolstering South Vietnamese army. A Vietnam veteran returns home to a funeral, and a California professor notes black athletes may skip the 1968 Olympics.
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Cyrus Vande
Athens
Cyprus
Turkey
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Europe
Vietnam
Uls
Hanoi
Pentagon
Infantry battles near Saigon and Que Son yield 118 enemy dead
U S infantry reported killing 118 Communist soldiers in two battles near Saigon and in the Que Son Valley 25 miles south of Da Nang. An air clash northwest of Hanoi produced a probable MIG kill, with four American planes lost. A 196th Light Infantry Brigade unit and an armored element from the 1st Air Cavalry met heavy fire in a long 11 hour fight in the bamboo thicketed rice valley.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Walter Saigon
U.S
Saigon
Que Son Valley
Hanoi
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
1St Air Cavalry Division
Que Son
da Nang
Retires From State Police
A. Gray Albright, the first director of the State Police, ends a law enforcement career that began in 1923 in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
A. Gray Albright
Parents to Take Childs Schedule at PTA Meeting
Hope High School PTA invites parents to Thursday November 30 open house in the High School Auditorium. Students will prepare daily schedules at school and take them home for the meeting. A brief auditorium program precedes classroom outlines. teachers will be in their rooms for conferences. The new science building is expected to be open. Parents urged to attend.
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Hope High School
PTA
U S Envoy Vance Seeks Halt Greek Turkish War
In Athens US envoy Cyrus R. Vance arrives amid rising tensions as Greece and Turkey prepare for possible war over Cyprus. Escalating threats prompted evacuation of 400 American dependents from Cyprus and warnings for travelers. Turkish officials respond cautiously to talks following Turkish protests and student demonstrations.
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Philip Dopoulos
Associated Press
Athens
U.S. Postidental
Cyrus R. Vance
Cyprus
North Atelantic Alianca
U.S
Nicosia
Beirut
State Department
Greece
Turkey
Vance
Ankara
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