Great Queen Coming Arkansas Forest Queen program at Hope Rotary
Miss Vonda Kay Brown, 18, a Dermont native and Arkansas A M College sophomore candidate in Elementary Education, will present a noon Friday program for the Hope Rotary on October 13. Her hobbies include cooking painting and swimming her talent singing.
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Hope Rotary
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M.C. Brown
Dermott
Vonda Kay
Arkansas A & M College
Prosecute Hot Check Artists Says State Official
Revenue Commissioner B. Bryan Larey warned that anyone attempting to pay taxes with bad checks will be prosecuted. He noted the state received $627,061 in bad checks last year, targeting chronic deadbeats who issue hot checks.
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Larey
Johnson pushes tax relief amid postal rate hike debate
President Johnson urged renewed support for a 10 percent income tax cut as a "tight money" threat looms, while Republicans oppose the rate hike until budget deficits fade. The House-passed bill would raise postal rates by about 890 million annually, with first class letters to six cents and air mail to ten cents, and second-class rates up 21 percent over three years. An amendment adds a surcharge for about 45 publications.
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Wisconsin
House Republican Conference
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House
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Testifies Klan Brageed of Slayings Testifies Klan Brageed of Slayings
In Meridian Mississippi, a Justice Department probe into the 1964 murders of James Chaney, Michael Schwerner, and Andrew Goodman expands as Ku Klux Klansmen testify. Police sergeant Carlton Wallace Miller, once a Klansman, describes an imperial wizard authorized elimination and says he received FBI payments for information. Jordan, indicted but moved to Georgia federal court, awaits further testimony as part of the case.
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Andrew Goodman
New York
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James Edward Jordan
Jordan
Georgia
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Justice Department
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Killen
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Philadelphia
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ABC Cancels Beer Permit Over Transfer to Refused Buyer
The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board canceled a retail beer permit issued to Jack Tumgarden of Hot Springs after he turned the cafe over to C. L. Harmon also of Hot Springs, a man previously denied a permit. The case, on U.S. 270 west of Hot Springs, drew multiple complaints and involved Harmon’s bid to take over the business from Tumgarden.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Jack Tumgarden
Hot Springs
ABC
Alvin Bell
Bell
U.S. 270
C. L. Harmon
Baumgarden
Italian Claimographs Vikings Discovered America in Humor Trial
Pittsburgh AP reports Petiti Sylvania Supreme Court Justice Michael A. Mustnantio claims new evidence shows Italians and Vikings discovered America. He jokes Columbus history, notes spaghetti symbolism for ships, and asserts Norsemen never reached shores, while praising Columbus. The piece ends noting Mrs. Low started the first American Girl Scouts in 1912.
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Sylvania Supreme Court
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Caribbean
Musmanne
Columbus
Leif Erlcson
Ameri
Musmanno
Erlcson
Ericson
Santa Maria
Independent Candidate Law Challenged in Arkansas Supreme Court
Little Rock Arkansas Seavey County Judge Willits Hotton appealed to the Arkansas Supreme Court from a circuit court ruling that voided a 1966 act requiring independent candidates in general elections to pay the highest filing fee charged in the party primary. The case centers on a $1497 refund to Howard Stephenson who paid 1500 as an independent for county sheriff. Republican primaries previously reduced the cost to get on the ballot.
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Stephenson
Mrs Emma Rider Dies. Local Resident Passes Away
Longtime Hempstead resident Mrs Emma McClellan Rider 84 died at home. She was a Baptist Church member wife of Joe Rider mother of J Hoyt Rider of Houston and sister of Arthur McClellan. Herndon to announce funeral arrangements.
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Ack Walton
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Hempstead
Patmos Church of Christ
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Hope
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Gary
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Houma
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Houston
Ida Burns
Patmos
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el Dorado
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Parents Against Draft Call for School Counseling Info
In Seattle a Parents and Friends Against the Draft group urged the School Board to provide conscientious objection information through school counselors. They argued that if schools offer Armed Forces Day they should also present nonmilitary service alternatives to students.
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Mothers and Fathers Against
Seattle School Board
Amazing Slimming Aid Ad Promises Quick Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Super Slender-X tablets to reduce weight with no prescription. It claims minimal hunger and no jittery effects, offering 20 day and 104 day supplies at set prices. Crescent Drug Store Hope Arkansas also sells Slender-X Swab tablets with mill orders filled.
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Crescent Drug Store
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