Bar Associations Code Sparks Police and Press Clash
A split debate unfolds over a proposed American Bar Association reporting code aimed at protecting fair trials. Police chiefs defend wide publicity to aid law enforcement, while editors warn the move could hide arrests and trials. The controversy contrasts with a Supreme Court ruling over contempt in Phoenix coverage.
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Phoenix
Ariz
R. Thurman
Phoenix Gazette
The
Arizona Republic
Bill Prime
Arizona Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Association
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Philadelphia
William B. Dickinson
Bar Association
Laweyers
Boston Rn
Edwin M. McNamara
Edward F. Leiss
Metuchen
N. J
Solomon
Bar Associations
Bombers Hit Enemy in Neutral Zone Near Demilitarized Zone
U S B52s pounded North Vietnam just above the DMZ while tactical bombers struck inside the zone. U S and South Vietnamese troops pressed Irving operations near Qui Nhon and Dong Ha as air strikes, artillery, and naval gunfire supported paratroopers facing a North Vietnamese regiment. Casualties were heavy on the North Vietnamese side, with hundreds reported killed, while South Vietnamese losses were described as moderate.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
17Th Parallel
Irving
Dong Ha
U. S
Induction Rates Outpace Training in Reserve Forces
AP reporting from Washington shows a major shift in Pentagon policy as the National Guard and Army Reserve keep inducting new enlistees faster than they can train. In fiscal 1966 the Reserve had 133,000 untrained men. July saw 7,474 inductions and August 8,626 to fill vacancies. The Army plans to train about 5,000 Reserve enlistees by next June, roughly 7,000 monthly, while more than 16,000 guardsmen have signed for training yet not in the June totals. This creates a backlog of over 130,000 untrained enlistees by June 30, and lawmakers criticize the program as a draft pool for Vietnam. A request for power to call untrained reservists to active duty without a national emergency is under consideration, though the President has not asked for it.
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Seymour M. Hersh
Army
National Guard
Furether
Une
Viet Nam
Johnson
County to Celebrate Egg Month
Hempstead County marks Egg Month with a caravan by the poultry federation touring Arkansas. A parade at 11:00 a.m. in Hope on Tuesday October 11 delivers hard boiled eggs and promotes egg production rising from near zero in 1250 to 133 million annually.
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Arkansas
Hempstead
Poultry Federation
Hope
Golden Goodness
76th Wedding Anniversary for Sid Davis and Family
AP reports Mr. and Mrs. Sid Davis celebrated their 76th wedding anniversary at their farm home with family present. The couple, aged 97 and 94, have a large family including 12 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. Davis farmed 1,300 acres near Oxford and later in Hoopeston area before retiring in 1938 to eastern Illinois community of about 800.
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Rankin
Sid Davis
Davis
Oxford
Hoopeston
Illinois
Democrats Reminded of Party Pledge in Arkansas
Mississippi County Young Democrats approved a loyalty pledge resolution to remind all Democratic standard bearers to back the party ticket. A stronger proposed measure would seek declarations of loyalty to Jim Johnson, while county committeeman Oscar Fendler said he would not vote for Johnson and would resign if asked by the party.
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Blytheville, Ark
Mississippi
Vendler
Freeman
Red Guards Rise in China Guided by Mao and Lin
AP dispatch from Tokyo notes the Red Guards gained Mao Zedong and Lin Biao backing after organizing in spring Pek ing. They peaked Sept 15 with a million in Gate of Heavenly Peace Square and are seen as a mobilized force for harvest while official policy keeps them as a long term instrument. Officials say the party still dictates policy though guards may be used for targeted tasks.
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John Roderick Tokyo
Chi+ ha
Red Guards
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Mao
Lin
Gate of Heavenly Peace Square
China
Communist Party
People’s Daily
U.S
Chen Yi
New Mexico State Honors Paul Klipsch and John Wiehtower
Two NMSU graduates are named Distinguished Alumni of 1966. Paul Klipsch, inventor of the Klipschorn, and Brig. Gen. John Wiehtower, Fort Dix commander, will receive awards at Homecoming on October 14 and 15.
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University Park
New Mexico State University
Paul Klipsch
John Wiehtower
Fort Dix
Nai
Aggie Alumni Association
Indiana
Klipsch
New Mexico
New Mexico State
South America
Eva Bell Huling
High Seas
Chile
WU. S
Rotary Club
Hope
Klpsch
Scottish Rite
American Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
NMSU
Mu Phi Pi
Sigma Tau
Arkansas legislators hold 10th annual Fayetteville weekend
Arkansas lawmakers convene for the 10th annual Fayetteville legislative weekend sponsored by the University of Arkansas and the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce. The Legislative Council meets at 9 a.m. Saturday and many will stay to watch the Arkansas Baylor football game Saturday afternoon.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Batesville Post Office Plans Approved in Arkansas
The House Public Works Committee approved a $1,840,000 federal building project for Batesville Arkansas to house a post office a courthouse and other federal offices in the town. The plan moves toward construction funding and site development for the federal complex.
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Associated Press Washington
House Public Works Committee
Bateseville
Ark
Faubus Provides $10,000 for Deaf School Pilot Program
Gov. Orval Faubus announced a $10,000 emergency fund grant for the Arkansas Deaf School. The money funds salaries for pilot program staff and covers maintenance and operation costs to aid training for deaf children.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Arkansas Deaf School
Self Service Post Office to Open in Little Rock
Postmaster Roy L. Sharpe announced Little Rock will add a four self-service post office facility, one of 100 nationwide. Installation begins mid October with operations set for November 5, a prefabricated unit featuring outside vending machines for stamps postcards envelopes and insured packages. The center will be located at the K Mart shopping center near the corner of her and University avenues.
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Little Rock
Roy L. Sharpe
Post Office
Sharpe
Mhall
Lew Ucted
Russia orders all Chinese students expelled
In Moscow the Soviet government ordered all students from China to leave the country by the end of October in retaliation for the September expulsion of Soviet students from China. The move marks a broad expulsion affecting all Chinese nationals studying in the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
China
Accident Leads to Reckless Driving Charge for Thomas Nelson
City police reported two accidents yesterday with one causing a reckless driving charge. A pickup driven by Thomas Nelson left control on East Shover Street, overturned, causing minor injuries. Nelson was charged by Officers McCulley and Rowe. A second collision at 2nd and Main caused minor damage to Pearline Fleming and Janet Cockren vehicles, per Officer Ward.
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Thomas Nelson
East Shover Street
McCulley
Rowe
Nelson
Pearline Fleming
Janet Cockren
Ward
Nazarenes to Hear a Missionary
The Rev and Mrs Charles Stroud missionaries to Korea will speak at Hope Church of the Nazarene Monday October 10 at 7 30 pm They have been in Korea since 1961 Mr Stroud is Oklahoma born Bethel Nazarene College graduate and has pastored in Kansas Oklahoma The program will feature Nazarene work in Korea with color slides and items displayed Public invited by Pastor George C Prentice
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Charles Stroud
Korea
Hope Church of the Nazarene
Stroud
Oklahoma
Bethenny Nazarene College
Kansas
Church of the Nazarene
George C. Prentice
Arson Suspected in North Hazel Cafe Fire
Peyton Place a Negro cafe on North Hazel was damaged by fire near 1 30 a m Fire Chief James Cobb said arson was definitely suspected A pile of hay tar paper and kerosene was found at the scene he estimated the damage at about 200 Firemen contained the blaze Owners Theo Primus and Mildred Welch were questioned as authorities continued the investigation
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Peyton Place
North Hazel
James Cobb
Cobb
Dame Age
Theo Primus
Mildred Welch
Johnson Tour Viet Nam policy and protests spark on trip
President Johnson faces enthusiastic reception and demonstrations as he tours Asia with hopes to unveil new proposals to end the war in Viet Nam. Aerial units target Communist forces on the central coast while U.S. helicopters shadow the remnants of the Red army.
Arkansans Plead Guilty in Minnesota Bank Robbery
Three Little Rock men admitted taking part in the August Big Lake State Bank heist in Minnesota. Edward Giles and Cleo Summers face up to 20 years and a 5000 dollar fine, Johnny Baugh faces up to five years and a 19000 dollar fine for conspiracy. Cases sent for pre sentence reports.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Little Rock
Ark
Minnesota
U. S
Big Lake
Edward Giles
Cleo Summers
Johnny Baugh
Baugh
Robe
U. 8
Edward J. Devitt
Federal Probation Office
Giles
Minneapolis
Sumemers
North Little Rock
Ouachita Madrigal Singers to Perform on Concert Time
All Around Town notes Ouachita Baptist University Madrigal Singers will perform Sunday afternoon October 9 at 3 p.m. on KXAR. The 13 voices with Ronnie Lewis accompany, directed by Dr William L Horton. Dora Ann King is a member and past president. The program will feature a recording of the spring concert. Also updates on local residents and a $250 scholarship to Susan D. Rogers at Southern State College for 1966-67 are included. Red River Arsenal workers from Hempstead can donate to United Fund via Hope Chamber office for credit.
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Susan Rogers
Hempstead
Herbert Rogers
Hope
Southsamn State College
Harrod Hall
Ouachita Baptist University Madrigal Singers
KXAR
13 Voices
Ronnie Lewis
William L. Horton
Dora Ann King
Frank King
Southern State College
Susan D. Rogers
Hope High
Southern State
Harrod Hall Executive Board
Red River Arsenal
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Red River
Russia Asked to Cut Force in Europe
NEW YORK AP Piesse sent Johnson today inviting the Soviet Union to consider a reduction of its forces in Europe. Johnson said a gradual, balanced revision on both sides could shape a new political environment. He urged modernization of NATO, deeper Western integration, and faster East West engagement, announcing export credit guarantees for Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Czechoslovakia.
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New York
Piesse
Johnson
Soviet Union
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
National Conference of
U.S
United States
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Japs Relieved Johnson Skips Japan Visit
Tokyo reports say President Johnson will avoid visiting Japan to spare Prime Minister Eisaku Sato embarrassment over Vietnam policy and domestic scandals. Officials expect large crowds and demonstrations elsewhere in Asia during Johnson's tour to Australia New Zealand the Philippines South Korea Thailand and Malaysia.
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John Roderick
Tokyo
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Japan
America
Washington
Eisaku Sato
Manila
Sato
Dwight D. Eisene
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Japa
Nobusuke Kishi
Takezo Shimoda
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
South Korea
Thailand
Malaysia
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Mayo Clinic
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Minn
St. Mary's Hospital
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