Teresa Bridell Crowned Arkansas Livestock Show Queen
Teresa Bridell of Caraway in Craighead County won the Arkansas Livestock Show queen title Saturday night. She is the 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Bridell. First runner up Jennie Kerster from Ashley County, second Linda Sue Hutchins of Arkansas County, third Suzanne Davis of Carroll County, and fourth Terri Reichert of Crawford County. Incunabula is the Latin term for cradle and refers to books printed before 1501.
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Teresa Bridell
Caraway
Craighead County
James Bridell
Jennie Kerster
Ashley County
Linda Sue Hutchins
Court Opens as Justices Face Broad Civil Rights Agenda
The new court, with Burger as chief justice, includes veteran members Black and Douglas and a group averaging 64 years. The docket may expand rights for the poor and discontent, touching civil rights, welfare hearings, draft card protests, and capital punishment debates. Weather notes follow with 87 high and 66 low, Arkansas outlook, possible showers.
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Burger
Cate
Earl Warre
Hugo 1. Black
William 0. Houglas
Black
Douglas
Joh Marashall Harlan
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshell
NeogTo
Cuban Pilot Defects in Soviet Jet at Homestead
An exiled Cuban airman defected with a Russian MIG1 fighter, landing near President Nixon’s Air Force One at Homestead. The jet, tracked 90 miles east of Key West, touched down as Nixon prepared to return to Washington from a Key Biscayne retreat.
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Fla
Nixon
Air Force One
Key Biscayne
Edt
Washington
Key West
Defense Department
Indictments Upheld in Divorce Case in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld G. Thomas Eisele against a divorce client claim of improper advice in a property settlement, affirming most of the Pulaski County Circuit Court ruling but remanding $6,000 in attorney fees. The court also addressed cigarette penalties, property takings, and local investigative procedures, with notes on Hempstead County grand jury findings and misconduct concerns.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
G. Thomas Eisele
Foremer
Winkthrop Rockefeller
High Court
Pulaski County
Courdin Alleene Ashley
Supreme Court
Eisele
Ashley
Essete
J. Fred Jones
Boone County
Arkansas
Leo Walton
Milhord Fuller
Walton
Cummins
Fuller
U.S. Supreme Court
Harrison
George Rose Smith
Farris Coffman
Conway County
State Highway Commission
Fort Smith
Lewis
Ustom
Onevestigation
Sheriff's Office
Hempstead
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arkansas State Police Criminal Investigation Division
Grand Jury
Hempstead County
Criminal Investigation Division
Arkansas State Police
Hempstead County Coros
J. T. Hoheycuttle
Dennis Turner
Richard Turner
Larry Walker
William Waller
Martin
Hope High
City of Hope
Willam Waller
Hempstead County Christian Civic Foundation
Obituary Notice for Elbert Harris of Hope and Tulsa
Ester Hicks recounts Elbert Harris former Hope Arkansas resident and Bethel A M E Church member who died October 4 1969 in a Tulsa Oklahoma hospital Survived by wife Carrie Harris and four Tulsa daughters Myrtle Mable Irma and Hazel two sisters Rosie Caple Blevins Arkansas and Queen Hughey Hope Arkansas Funeral arrangements incomplete messages to family at Tulsa and Hope addresses Also note a separate unclear line about US planes and weapons.
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Ester Hicks
Apples of Gold
Elbert Harris
Hope
Arkansas
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Carrie Harris
Myrtle
Mable
Irma
Hazel
Rosie Caple
Blevins
Queen Hughey
West 55Th Street
South Walnut Street
Double Agent Wife Paid 6472 in Vietnam Case
The U S government paid 6472 to the wife of a reported Viet Namese double agent in the Green Beret murder case. Phan Kim Lien accepted the sum, described as adequate compensation. Her husband Thai Khan Chuynen has been missing since June 20 while on duty with U S Special Forces in Moc Hoa Vietnam.
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Saigon
Green Beret
T.8. Command
Phan Kim Lien
Thai Khan Chuyen
U.S. Special Forces
Moc Hoa
Republic of Vietnam
Illegal Gun Ring Ties Army Serges to Club Schemes
Morning, October 6, 1969 report alleges a clique of sergeants and a retired major general planned schemes to manipulate currency and direct investments of club funds. The Meredem Corp allegedly sold equipment to clubs they ran while payoffs waters downed investigations. Gen. Carl C. Turner allegedly intervened to halt probes linking Augsburg and Ft. Benning with a former investigator calling a stunt Goddamn. Court martial records from 1943 reportedly vanished from a depot. An unusual transfer system moved sergeants from Augsburg to Ft. Benning and Vietnam as NCO club officials. Churchill named an honorary US citizen by Congress on Apr 9 1963.
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Tidge
Meredem Corp
Carl C. Turner
Augsburg
Ft. Benning
Wooldridge
Vietnam
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