Baylor Beats Arkansas as Pass Coverage Fails
The Texas State football piece notes Baylor edged Arkansas 2d-game loss, with Jon Brittenum intercepted as receivers stayed covered. It compares the game to LSU’s Cotton Bowl win and speculates on Baylor’s title chances. A separate science item discusses Atlantis and a Woods Hole discovery reshaping legends into history with Solon and Plato adjustments.
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Arkansas
Razorbacks
Baylor
Bears
Jon Brittenum
Stadio
LSU
Baylar
Atlantis
Philospher
Egypt
Woods Hole
Mass
Mediterranean
Plato
Atlantic Ocean
Athens
Greece
Solon
Near East
Iso
California Pay TV Ban Unchanged
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court let stand a California Supreme Court decision upholding the ban on pay television services for homes. The state court ruled the prohibition violated free speech guarantees of the California Constitution. California Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch sought Supreme Court review of the state court ruling.
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Washington
Spreme Court
Egg Parade Comes to Hope Tuesday Parade and Egg Celebration
The Golden Goodness of Eggs caravan visits Hope with a downtown parade at 11:00 a.m. Kathy Parker will present mayor Gardner with a hard boiled egg at 11:45 on 2nd and Main. Eggs offered to spectators as a health and economic feature highlight Hempstead County's egg industry.
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Hope
Kathy Parker
Gardner
2Nd
Main
Main Street
Hempstead
Hearing Granted to Dr King in Birmingham Contempt Case
The Supreme Court granted a hearing to Dr Martin Luther King and seven civil rights leaders on their contempt convictions for disobeying an injunction during 1963 Birmingham protests. The eight argued that obeying the injunction violated constitutional rights of speech and assembly.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Martin Luther King
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Jefferson County
Dr. King
Ralph Abernathy
Wyatt Tee Walker
A. D. King
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
J. W. Hayes
T. L. Fisher
J.T. Porter
Monticello to Vote Bonds On City Hall Improvements
Monticello Ark AP reports a $65,000 municipal bond issue will be on the general election ballot November 8 to finance improvements to City Hall and the fire station. Local officials seek funding to upgrade public facilities and enhance municipal services.
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Monticello, Ark
Inez Slashes the Coast of Mexico
Hurricane Inez struck north of Tampico with 90 mph gusts and a 50 mile wide eye. The storm, about 17 days old and blamed for at least 150 deaths, was forecast to move inland 25 to 100 miles north of Tampico and 150 to 225 miles south of Brownsville, sparing South Texas but threatening citrus crops.
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Paul Reder
Brownsville
Tex
Inez
Tampico
South Texas
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Caribbean
Moron el Sabino
Nuevo
Tamaulipas
Texas-Mexico
Port Isabel
Corpus Christi
Port Arthur
Tampict
City Hall
Gulf Coast
Prescott Man's Body Found
Prescott Ark AP Fletcher Lee 54 of Prescott found dead seven miles south of Prescott in a slough Sunday police say Lee had been missing since Friday while hunting and drowned.
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Prescott, Ark
Fletcher Lee
Prescott
Here
Lee
Audubon Group Meets on Tuesday
The local Audubon Society will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Chamber of Commerce office Det 11 with guest speaker George Purvis of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission He is with the information and education department and will answer questions The public and bird watchers are invited to attend
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Audubon Society
Chamber of Commerce
Herbert Rogers
George Purvis
The
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Purvis
Commission
Information and Education Department
Senate votes on DC home rule filibuster endgame
The Senate moves to cloture on a bid to block a filibuster against Home Rule for the District of Columbia. Morse proposes an amendment for an elected mayor and city council as part of a larger Higher Education bill. Outcome could affect passage of major bills including college aid and tax legislation.
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Washington
Senate
District of Columbia
Mike Mansfield
89Th Congress
Congress
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Man Hit and Killed by a Train Here
Lee Oliver Marlar 75 was killed about 10 a.m. Sunday when struck by a Missouri Pacific freight train traveling about 40 miles per hour as he tried to cross the track. Investigating officers said he attempted to beat the train and was hit by the engine’s right front. He died on arrival at a local hospital. Surviving: brother T. C. Marlar Magnolia. sisters Mrs Chester Waters Williseville and Mrs Vera Russell Stamps. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Monday Smith Funeral Home Chapel Stamps. burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
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Lee Oliver Marlar
Missouri Pacific
Marlar
Carl Ward
Jesse Brown
Hope Police Department
Oakcrest
T. C. Marlar
Magnolia
Chester Waters
Williseville
Vera Russell
Stamps
Smith Funeral Home
Clyde Johnson
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
State Court Reverses Decision in Apartment Zoning Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed a Pulaski Chancery Court ruling blocking apartment construction near the governor's mansion. Jack Olsen and others sought reclassification to apartment use, facing a 6-1 vote with Justice Ward dissenting. The decision also touched on a separate appeal involving the St. Louis Southwestern Railway and an accident judgment, and upheld Hot Springs airport condemnation against Ladie Marsh et al.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Jack Olsen
Paul Ward
Kay L. Matthews
High Court
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co
G. R. Chambers
Lafayette Circuit Court
Margaret Janice Endsley Harrist
Troyce
Endsley
Hot Springs
Ladie Marsh
Garaland Chacellor
Sam W. Garratt
Marsh
Chaos in London traffic spurs fresh ideas from New York official
London motorists endure worsening jams as New York Traffic Commissioner Henry Barnes praises Britain’s chaos. Officials discuss underground transit expansion, bus reductions, and limited gains from road work. Britain also reports a drop in birth rate for the first time since 1955.
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London
New York
Henry Barnes
Barnes
Britain
Victoria
Oxford Circus
London Transport Authority
Ministry of Health
Eisenhower backs whatever is needed to win in Viet Nam
Former President Eisenhower says the United States must do whatever is necessary to win quickly in Vietnam but rejects any hint that he supports nuclear use. He warns against politically exploiting Viet Nam policy and urges Republicans to focus on domestic issues.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Viet Nam
U.S
Europe
Johnson
Eisenhower
Congress
Eisenhower vows necessary steps to win in Viet Nam
Eisenhower says we must do whatever is necessary to win in Viet Nam while downplaying any push for nuclear weapons. McNamara tours South Viet Nam as Navy pilots add two MIG21s to the fleet. Political strategists say Viet Nam is not a campaign issue. Johnson meets with Gro myko as U S Soviet ties show slight signs of improvement. Red China clings to control after Lin Piao era push. Inez storm threatens Tampico with potential spillover into South Texas. Imogene Beckwith tipped as Orange Bowl queen while sister Layra loses coin toss.
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Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert 5. McNamara
South Viet Nam
U. S. Navy
Washington
Johnson
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. S
Senate
District of Columbia
International
Red China
Lin Piao
Hong Kong
Lin
Inez
Tampico
Mexico
Texas
Imogene Beckwith
Layra
Accident Accidental Shooting Death in Widener Arkansas
Richard Dale Bellinger fourteen of Widener St Francis County was accidentally killed Saturday when struck in the head by a charge from a twenty gauge shotgun Deputy Sheriff George Irwin said Bellinger the son of Mr and Mrs Roy Bellinger of Widener had placed the gun against a tree when Roger Mitchusson fourteen also of Widener believed it was unloaded and discharged the weapon Irwin reported
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Associated Press
Forrest City
Ark
Richard Dale Bellinger
Widener
St. Francis County
George Irwin
Bellinger
Roy Bellinger
Roger Mitchusson
Irwin
Arkansas Board Approves 199 Million School Budget
The Arkansas State Board of Education approved a 199 million public school budget proposed by the Education Department seeking 94.3 million for 1967-68 and 104.8 million for 1968-69. The plan includes teacher pay raises averaging 500 dollars annually in each year of the biennium.
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Little Rock
State Board of Education
State Education Department
All Around Town at First Christian Church events
The First Christian Church hosted events over two Sundays including Homecoming on October 2 led by Rev. Clifton Bell from Springdale and the District 7 Convention on October 9. The 71st Arkansas UDC annual convention is set for October 11 in West Memphis. A list of attendees and notes on face lifting at the church are included, along with a long roster of names for upcoming obligations and a note that driver’s tests will pause on October 11 and resume October 25.
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First Christian Church
Clifton Bell
Springdale
District 7 Cortevention
Arkansas Udc
West Memphis
Pat Cleburne
H. C. Whitworth
U S Moves More Men to Battle Zone
U S forces reinforce as B 2 bombers hit North Vietnamese infiltration routes near the demilitarized zone. Defense Secretary McNamara arrives in Saigon for a four day visit while Marine divisions shift closer to the 17th parallel and Da Nang receives reinforcements. Heavy fighting persists south of the DMZ with 1 071 enemy killed in recent weeks.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Robert 5. McNamara
Viet Nam
173Rd Airborne Brigade
da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
Demilitarized
UN Proposals Target Apartheid at General Assembly
At the United Nations General Assembly two more resolutions urge action against South Africa’s white supremacy. One, led by Poland and Saudi Arabia, asks the Security Council to curb apartheid and related segregation in South Africa and adjacent areas. The second, from forty African and Asian nations, urges compliance with prior GA recommendations for economic and diplomatic sanctions and supports the arms embargo previously vetoed by the Security Council.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
South Africa
U.N. General Assembly
Poland
Security Council
General Assembly
George Brown
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Andrei
Gromyko
U Thant
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Whitfield Masonic Lodge
Joy Roy Arch
Prentice
Octeley
Evertt Levon Burton
Miche Ober
Asl
Thomas Poole
Marvin
Jeffery Dean
Jimmy Harold Hartsfield
Gale Vaughn Carman
Eugene V. Davis
Charles Elmee Keverney
Azell
Larry Patterson, Jr
Clive Doneald Shelton
Elvin Nash
Marewell McFadden
David Lee Tullis
Tommy Lee Parris
Ernest Gene Steed
Jack Edgar Coop
Charlie Andrew Warren
Danny B. Woolefolk
James Tommy Carman
Walter Merlin Hargis Jr
Dwight Rider Walton Jr
Lacy Rowland Hill
James Larry Webb
Michael Lee Archer
Floyd Wayne Sprague
Lydie Martin
Robert Harold Brotherton
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Larry Don Rosenebaum
Jerry Franklin Burnett
Ronald Stephen Phillips
Oscar Lee Wyatt
Jimmy Don Ponder
Jack Travis Faulkner
Orvill
Arthur Burtch
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Jimmy Dale Bryan
Jimmy Wayne Fry
James Edward Johnson
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Charles Ray Isley
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