Arkansas Forest Queen and Miss Vonda Kay Brown Program
Kay Brown will present a noon Friday program for the Hope Rotary on October 13. The 18 year old is the daughter of Mr and Mrs M C Brown of Dermott and would have been a sophomore at Arkansas A and M College majoring in Elementary Education. Her hobbies include cooking painting and swimming with singing as a special talent.
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Arkansas Forest Queen
Vonda
Kay Brown
Hope Rotary
Miss Brown
M.C. Brown
Dermott
Vonda Kay
Arkansas A & M College
Prosecution Warns Over Hot Check Tax Payers
AP reports state Revenue Commissioner B. Bryan Larey warned that anyone paying taxes with bad checks will be prosecuted. He called for action against chronic deadbeats and noted $627,061 in bad checks sent to the state last year.
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Wttane Wick
B. Bryan Larey
Larey
Postal, Other From Page One Tied to Tax Hike Debate
The article reviews President Johnson backing a 16 percent income tax surcharge tied to a Small Business Act amendments and a White House debt money concern. House Republicans oppose the tax hike without clear spending cuts, citing fiscal 1968 timing and postal rate impacts. If enacted, expect first class stamps six cents, letters ten cents, air mail five to eight cents, and second class up 21 percent over three years. An amendment adds a further surcharge to about 45 publications.
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Johnson
White House
Rep
Melvile R. Laird
Wisconsin
House Republican Conference
Laird
Neithermore
House
Senate
Klan Bragged of Slayings in Civil Rights Case
Justice Department witnesses testified in Meridian Mississippi as part of the 1964 slayings of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. The case centers on a Klan elimination plot approved by the imperial wizard of the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. Witness Cariton Wallace Miller, a former Klan member, said he was paid by the FBI to provide information.
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Billneikirk
Associated Press
Meridian
Miss
Justice Department
Mendtsan
U.S
FBI
Cariton Wallace Miller
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Miller
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York
James Chaney
James Edward Jordan
Jordan
Georgia
Asst
John Doar
Edgar Ray
Killen
Schwerner
Neshoba County
Klavern
Doar
Goodman
Chaney
Philadelphia
Kitten
Weather forecast for Arkansas and regions
The Oriset Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Thursday shows high 68, low 44 with clear to partly cloudy skies. The Associated Press forecast expects increasing cloudiness and milder temperatures tonight into Friday with a low around 46. Elsewhere conditions vary.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Albany
Albuquerque
Stlanta
Bismiarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
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Miami
Milwaukee
Mpls-St. P
Ptund
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
ABC Cancels Beer Permit in Hot Springs Cafe
The Arkansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board canceled a retail beer permit issued to Jack Baumgarden of Hot Springs after he turned the cafe over to C. L. Harmon, who was previously refused a permit. Director Alvin Bell cited numerous complaints and noted the operation is on US 270, west of Hot Springs.
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Little Rock
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Jack Baumgarden
Hot Springs
ABC
Alvin Bell
Bell
US. 270
C. L. Harmon
Baumgarden
Italian Discovery Debate Provokes Columbus Day Controversy
Pittsburgh reports Justice Michael A. Musimanno asserts new evidence that Vikings did not reach North America before Columbus. He cites supposed Italian led courses and spaghetti as ship rigging symbols, while recalling Leif Ericson’s absence and praising Columbus amid troop history notes.
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Pittsburgh
Petite Spivania Suptatia Court
Michael A. Musimanno
Ameridas
Atlantic Seaboard
Caribbean
Newe Foundland
Musmanne
Columbus
Leif Ericson
America
Musmanno
Santa Maria
Obituaries for Hempstead residents Mrs Walton and Mrs Rider
Mrs Jack Walton 86 lifelong Hempstead resident dies at local rest home. Surviving husband five sons daughters stepsons and stepdaughters from Hope Patmos Houma Los Angeles Hawthorne Lewisville Patmos to be buried at Paterog Cemetery. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Patmos Church of Christ by Herndon Funeral Home. Mrs Emma McClellan Rider 78 lifelong Hampstead resident dies at home. Wife of Joe Rider mother of J Hoyt Rider of Houston sister and brother in Patmos and El Dorado. Herndon to announce arrangements.
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Jack Walton
Hempstead
Patmos Church of Christ
Dwight
Kelly Walton
Hope
Ferris Formby
Gary
Clifton Formby
Patmos
Vireginia Mayton
Houma
Loly Hollis
E. V. Walton
Robert
John Walton
Los Angeles
Calif
Irene Powell
Patas
Cardell Staten
Hawthorne
Oscar
Aln
Basil Rider
G. A. Rider
Lewisville
Joe Rider
Dassie Hollis
Pateroog
Herndon Funeral Home
Emma McClellan Rider
Hampstead
The
Baptist Church
Oe Rider
J. Hoyt Rider
Houston
Ida Burns
Arthur McClellan
el Dorado
Herndon
Parents Oppose Draft Ask Seattle Schools for Objection Info
A Seattle AP report notes a group called Mothers and Fathers Against the Draft urged the Seattle School Board to provide information on conscientious objection to military service through school counselors. They argued equal time should be given to legal alternatives if an Armed Forces Day is kept.
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Seattle
Mothers and Fathers Against
Seattle School Board
Independent Candidate Law Challenged in Arkansas Supreme Court
Searcy County Judge Willis Hotton appealed to the Arkansas Supreme Court from a Cite Cult Court ruling challenging a 1965 act. The law requires independent candidates in general elections to pay a filing fee equal to the highest fee in party primaries. A circuit judge ruled that a refund of $1,497 was due to Howard Stephenson, whose bid for county sheriff was defeated. Stephenson had paid $1,500, matching the Republican primary fee, with most redirected to the GOP nominee after primaries. the general election ballot fee dropped to $3. Flying fish speeds exceed 36 mph.
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Little Rock
Searcy
Willis Hotton
Arkansas Supreme Court
Ernie E. Wright
Searcy County
Howard Stephenson
Stephenson
Slimming pill ad promises quick weight loss
An overbearing weight loss ad hawks Super Slender-X tablets with pre meal and between meals dosing. It touts a nervousness free feel, a 20 day supply for 2,998 and 40 day supply for 4.98, plus Stender-X Swallow Tablets from Crescent Drug Store in Hope Arkansas and mail orders.
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Crescent Drug Store
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Counselo College
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