Silay Welfare Board Hopes to Avoid Intervening Dispute
In Silay on November 30, 1967 the state Welfare Board voiced hope it would not need to intervene in a dispute between the state Department and the Kansas Nursing Home Association. The association faced a classification survey and cited pressure from the Welfare Commissioner. Street and Blaylock discussed potential changes in classifications, with calls to avoid escalation until events unfold.
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Silay
Itple Rock
Eagle Ot
Cave City
Chatemian
State Welfare Board
Thesday
State Department
Kansas Nursing Home Assotian
Len Blaylock
Street
Happesn & Rday
Jen Blaylock
Ny Hendricks
Fv Paing Dene
Dssociathon
Klay
Cove
Beitp Sk
Die
Ethediah
Cape Aletits
U S and Russia May Resume Sports Duels
A brief note suggests possible resumption of sports competitions between the United States and Russia. The article hints at negotiations or discussions shaping atheletic events, with unspecified dates and potential venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Russia
Murder Charge Filed in Slaying Near Monticello
Deputy Prosecutor James A. Ross Jr. filed first degree murder charges against John Gannaway 23 of Warren for the shooting death of Louis Dean Burns 20 also of Warren. Burns body was found in a wooded area about one mile west of Wiltar in Brew County.
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Monticello
Ark
James A. Ross Jr
John Gannaway
Warren
Gannnaway
Louis Dean Burns
Prison Arts Center Play Halt Sought In Tucker Prison Debacle
In TINE HLEPE Arkansas AP officials filed a motion in Circuit Court Wednesday to halt re operation of a play at the Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock that portrays brutality in Tucker Prison. State officials object to publicity around the production while word of a tear lag on to motion is sought and inmates, guarded by Whee tied UMS, prepare for nightly travel to Little Rock.
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Tine Hlepe
Ark
Tucker
Far
Circuit Cent
Fantee Teary Wo Smith
Prson
Arkansas Arts Center
Thomas O. Morton
Little Rock
Smith
Hite Bruton
Bruton
State Penitentiary Board
Dugald McArthur
Prasers
Janes Asiines
the Arts Contes de
Aad
Weahout
Court Docket from Hope Municipal Court November 28 1967
Docket lists numerous defendants from Troy Braggs to Harold Kinsey with charges including drunkenness driving violations and improper parking. Bonds forfeited range from 1 to 31.50 and several pleas Guilty with fines and jail terms, plus suspensions and license actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court OF
Troy Lee Braggs
Homer Daniels
Boyd
Fowler
Doreman Haywood
Julius Carter
Gerald Ester Adams
Eugene Smith
Jewell Dixons
Elbert Wilson Ross
Hersbert Tyee
Edgar B. Lafferty
John D. Nelson
Wayne Smith
Willie Morrison, Jr
Ronald R. Melver
Roy
Hac Vkins
Porte Ted
James Mixon
JA. Palmer
James Anderson
Television Program Disowned by Arkansas Democrats
The Arkansas Democratic Party disavows a five minute TV program tied to Elizabeth Westmoreland and Trumbo, saying it was not authorized by the state committee. Leaders criticize Gov. Rockefeller and Act 113 while noting delays and a lack of official oversight for the telecasts. Debates over party control and political messaging underscore tensions within Arkansas Democratic ranks.
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Little Rogk
Democratic State Committee
Don Irumbo
Fayetteville
Arkansas Democratic Party
Trumbo
Arkansas Young Democrats
State Committee
Leon Catlett
Little Rock
Catlett
the New Democrat
Elizabeth Westmoreland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Wisconsin
J. B
Sonny
Winthrop Rockefeller
Westmoreland
Orval Faubus
B. D
Doug” Brandon
Doug Brane Hon
Jubbi
Arkansay
Rockefeller
Arkansas
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TCKE
Len Jacks, Jr
Bond
Ardell Bradley
Harold J. Kinsey
Paoslig
Chask
Mad- Pc
Hengy
Sunnis
Featheited & Woodley
Speed Pritieh
Ray Heury
Orfelte
Puke Superior
Montgomery
Weiners
Hope, Ark
Issha
Sugar
HOPE
Arky Star
Offeat
Hullpacnet
Logi Assochiti
Pitares
Sitebro
San Branetses
Peru
Bakers Angel
Wilson Flain
Dixie White
Folgers
Nabisco
Cays
Scatt
Texas
Dot
del Monte
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