Arkansas Constitution History Talk by Hempstead DAR
John Cali Chapter DAR held its first luncheon on October 8 at Town and Country Restaurant with Mrs. John Keck presiding. W H Etter of Washington presented Arkansas constitutional history from 1836 to 1874 and explained the Seventh Constitutional Convention, discussing past crises, reforms, and the push to update the 1874 document. Eighteen members and five guests attended. after a brief report on Constitution Week, the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cali
DAR
John Keck
Howard Waddle
W. H. Etter
Washington
The
Arkansas
Bessie Royston Battle
Hempstead County
Congress of the
United States
Little Rock
Congress
Grandison D. Royston
Bessie Royston
Congress of the United States
Michigan
Union
South
Confederate States of America
Arkansas River
Lincoln
North
Texas
Elisha Baxter
Pres. U.S. Grant
Mastar, Pte
C.A. Graves
State of
John Cain
Killeen
Paul Kulpsch
Betty Nash
Ensign Huling
Kipsch
Keck
F.Y. Trimble
Gene Allen
Hope
Fred C. Norwood
Paul Dudney
Etter
Manhattan Opens Northwest Passage Hope and Hurdles Ahead
The 1,005-foot SS Manhattan with 126 aboard sails the Northwest Passage amid cheers and warnings. Ice-scanning tech and air reconnaissance aided the feat, yet multiple ice blocks halted progress for up to 24 hours. Experts foresee future ships needing icebreakers and advanced ice detection, with possible economic payoffs and a forthcoming U.S. oil shipping boom through the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Beaufort Sea
Northwest Passage
Canadian Arctic
U. S
McClure Strait
Northwest
Yukon Territories
Alaska
Arctic
Arctic Circle
Roger A. Steward
Haas
North- West Passage
Humble
Steward
United States
Brooks Mountain Range
New York
London
Europe
Teyko
Suez Canal
Frank Murkowski
Orient
Cape Horn
Mystery of a Missing Answer Key Across Dictionaries
A jumble of clues and fragments appears to form a crossword style list. Several entries hint at animals, authors, and place names while others reference objects, measurements, and common terms. The scattered items suggest a puzzle or glossary rather than a cohesive news report.
Sees Bigger Tax Relief Favored by Senate Panel
Senate Finance Committee leaders signal larger relief for U.S. taxpayers than House action. Senators urge raising the personal exemption beyond 500 dollars, with some proposing 1000 or 1200, while Treasury officials warn the revenue impact would be substantial. Nixon signals possible veto if relief exceeds House limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Russell B. Long
Finance Committee
Senate
U.S
House
Nixon
Long
John J. Williams
Delaware
Treasury
Hardin Moves to Enforce Civil Rights
Washington AP secretary Clifford M. Hardin orders Civil Rights enforcement and rapid desegregation in farm programs housing loans and employment across agencies. He directs agency heads to meet three steps by March 31 report progress and ensure equal opportunity and access to department jobs and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clifford M. Hardin
Justice Department
Hardin
Threesport
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Department
Alabama and South cite extension worker unfair rate system
A letter from Mitchell criticizes the distribution of extension workers by race and location across Alabama and the South, arguing that assignments by trade are widespread and discriminatory. The remark suggests broader inequities in labor allocation among states and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neni
Warren
Mitchell
Alabama
South
Thurmond in Defense of Haynsworth in Arkansas
Sen Strom Thurmond told about 1000 in Fayetteville that Haynsworth’s Supreme Court appointment should be approved. He called Haynsworth neutral and middle of the road and urged support for the defense and welfare bills, while noting Senate action would come in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
Strom Thurmond
Jumige
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Thurmond
Associated Student Government
University of Arkansas
Nixon
Arkansas
Haynsworth
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
U.S
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MR. Etter and
Mrs, Battle
Mao
Peking
Communist Party
Robert Dietsch
NEA
John A. MacDonald
Gamble
Stanley Haas
U.S. Coast Guard
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Newspaper Enterprise
Assa
Willietian
Erate
Rene
Miri
Wander
Lytton
Serra LE Vine
Ceorl Farm
Biblien
Michigan Canal
Newspaper Enterprise Asin
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