There’ll Always Be Bias Yet Law and Order Must Prevail
Editorial discusses enduring religious bias in Ireland Ulster and the Middle East. It contrasts Protestant Catholic strife in Belfast with Arab Jewish conflict, arguing peaceful persuasion fails when entrenched prejudice resists arbitration and law and order. It warns that unresolved public fighting ends only when force preserves order for the many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Belfast
Southern Ireland
Great Britain
Ireland
United Kingdom
Britain
America
Landowners sue G and F Commission over dam damage
Ten landowners sue Arkansas Game and Fish Commission in Chicot County alleging damage to their property from a state dam. They seek 2.4 million dollars in damages from two landowners, the commission director, and eight commission members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Village, Ark
State Game and Fish Commission
Chicot County
Commission
Legislature Can Fix Pay for County Officials
Arkansas attorney general says the legislature may raise salaries of county officials and deputies beyond county-initiated acts by repealing those acts. County Auditor Arnold Bradford, head of the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee, requested the opinion.
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Little Rock
Attorney General’s Office
Arnold Bradford
Legislative Joint Auding Committee
Soviet cosmonauts in space with no linkup yet reported
The Soviet Union retained seven cosmonauts in orbit, the largest crew ever, as Tass announced a full day of exercises and checks. No linkup plans were confirmed, though officials indicated the goal is a manned orbiting space station. Soyuz 6 and 7 already in space with Soyuz 8 launched, experiments conducted off Bochum’s institute notes.
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Michael Johnson
Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Vladimir Shatalov
Soyuz 6
Soyuz 7
Soyuz 8
Shatalov
Alexei Yeliseyev
Space Institute
Bochum
United States
Mobcow
AIDC Meet Scheduled Here Wednesday in Hope
The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission will hold its monthly meeting in the Hope Chamber of Commerce offices Wednesday October 15 at 10 30 a m The Texarkana Hope regional meeting is hosted by Hempstead County Industrial Development Corporation A tour of the industrial park is planned along with visits to Homestead Industries and the Red River Vocational Technical School
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Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Texarkana- Hope
Hempstead County
Sarver Lashes Murton Over Dramatic Facade in Prison Reform Debate
Fayetteville Arkansas AP Commissioner of Correction Robert Sarver and former Prison Superintendent Thomas Murton debated reforms before university students in 1970 at the University of Arkansas. They disagreed on whether meaningful reform ended when Murton was fired in 1966. Murton argued reforms continued, while Sarver claimed Arkansas had a facade of reform. Both cited government and prison board actions, with murton noting federal intervention as a possibility if states oppress prisoners.
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John R. Starr
Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
Commissioner of Correction
Robert. Sarver
Thomas
Mureton
Arkansas
Murton
Sarver
Alaska
University of Arkansas
Morton
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Retired Officer Admits Wrongdoing in Gun Receipts Probe
Retired Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner testifies he signed a receipt indicating guns received from Chicago authorities were for Army use but says he used some for himself. He concedes hindsight and acknowledges possible sales of weapons. The Senate panel continues probe into graft at service clubs in Germany and Vietnam, with hearings paused for two weeks.
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John B.lengel
Associated Press
Washington
Army
Chicago
Carl C. Turner
Karl Mundt
R S,d
Turner
Senators
Germany
Vietnam
James B. Conlisk Jr
Conlisk
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Kites Logic Parade Honeymoon Items Boyle Discusses
Hal Boyle offers a light column filled with quips on kites, logic, parades, and honeymoon humor. He notes a boy's joy when a kite soars, jokes about logic studies, parade roles, and the honeymoon’s bite over lunch money. The piece ends by teasing more on kites at page three.
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Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
1000 Tons Bombs Hit Enemy Bases Near Saigon
About 35 B52 bombers dropped more than 1000 tons of bombs on two enemy regiments reorganizing in base camps along the Cambodian border northeast of Saigon. Allied spokesmen say regiments of the 5th Viet Cong Division were hit as part of efforts to blunt next month’s anticipated Viet Cong and North Vietnamese offensive.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Columbia District Records 46 Traffic Deaths Through September
Captain Milton Mosier of the Hope District Arkansas State Police released the September traffic accident review. In 12 counties, 46 people have died in the district, with Columbia County accounting for 13. September saw 69 Hope District accidents among 812 statewide, with alcohol impairment as the leading cause and a goal to reduce fatalities in 1969.
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Milton Mosier
Hope District
Arkansas State Police
Mosier
Columbia County
Miller
Nevada
Arkansas
Columbia
Clark and Hempstead
Sevier
Lafayette
Folk Counties
Montgomery and
Pike
Howard
Little River
Texarkana Mayors Urge Citizens to Foster Brotherhood
Mayors A. J. Womimack of Texarkana Texas and J. N. Shoptaw of Texarkana Arkansas call on citizens to prevent past racial unrest by encouraging communication among all agencies and fostering understanding and respect. They jointly proclaimed October 12 to 19 as Texarkana Brotherhood Week.
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Texarkana, Ark
Texas
Arkansas
A. J. Womimack
Texarkana
Tex
J. N. Shoptaw
Ark
Texarkana Brotherhood
Students Asked to Wear Bands in Vietnam Moratorium
Little Rock high school students are urged to wear black armbands on Wednesday to observe the Vietnam moratorium. Organizer James Rawlins says students will meet at the State Capitol and march to the Federal Building to hear the Arkansas war dead list read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
James Rawlins
State Capitol
Federal Building
Moratorium Welcomed by Enemy Action Not to Change U S Policy
Hong Kong based AP report quotes North Vietnam praising U S antiwar demonstrations as evidence of domestic split over Nixon policy. Communist Nhafij Dan and Radio Hasnoi claim broad support for the struggle against the war, including from Nixon’s own party.
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U.S
Hong Kong
North Vietnam
United States
America
Nixon
Communist Party Newsspaper Nhafij Dan
Radio Hasnoi
Nixon to address nation on Vietnam war next month
AP reports President Nixon said he will speak to the nation early next month about the war’s course. State city and campus police anticipate little trouble from Wednesday’s antiwar demonstrations though some cities will deploy extra traffic police.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Vietnam
Kenneth J
Wednnesday
White House
Georgetown University
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
North Vietnam
Ife
Alliance For Labor Action
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Afl-Cio
UAW
Two Car Accidents Reported by City Police
Two accidents were reported by City Police. At 10:50 p.m. in the 800 block of West 7th a car driven by Lara Jean Porterfield backed into a parked car owned by Wilma Steed with little damage and no charges. At 7:40 a.m. Tuesday at Hazel and Division Streets a Cor Belt truck driven by James Benton backed into an auto driven by Robert Lively after a stall in front of the truck, with very little damage and no charges.
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West 7Th
Lara Jean Porterfield
Perrytown
Wilma Steed
Pine Bluff
Offcer
Jesse Brown
Hazel & Division Streets
James Benton
Robert Lively
Washington
Benton
Johnson
Arkansan Killed in Vietnam War Action
Washington AP report states Army Private First Class Charles W. Elis Jr. of Forrest City Arkansas was killed in action in Vietnam. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elis. The Defense Department released the casualty notice on Monday.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Charles W. Elis Jr
Charles Elis
Forrest City
Vietnam
Hope Booster Club and Scout News Tonight
All Around Town lists the Hope Booster Club meeting at 7 30 in the Science Building with a film. Webelo Scouts Pack 62 meet at 7 and Jess Anderson urges boys from Cub to Boy Scout age to attend. Whitfield Lodge confers a degree at 7 30. Police report vandals damaged Girl Scout Hut windows in Fair Park with vows of strict prosecution. Arkansas State University in Jonesboro reports 159 pledges to sororities and fraternities, including Dwight Galloway pledging Sigma Phi Epsilon. Ouachita Girls volleyball team captains and players are named. State Police log 46 deaths in the Hope District this year with multiple counties listed. William F Burnett of Mutual of Omaha recently completed a sales training course in Omaha.
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The
Hope Booster Club
Webelo
Jess Anderson
Fair Park
No Trouble Expected in War Protests
NE ASSOCIATED BRESS reports police in multiple cities plan routine traffic policing and standby detail for antiwar protests on a Wednesday moratorium. Chiefs in Cleveland Albuquerque Sacramento and San Antonio express confidence in peaceful demonstrations with no major mobilization expected.
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Corpus
Cleveland
Patrick L. Gerity
Albuquerque
N.M
Paul Shaver
New Mexico State
Sante
Joe Black
Ray Déhner
Sacramento
Calif
University of Chicago
William Beale
University of California ‘At Berkeley
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
San Antonio
Tex
George Bichsel
St. Louis University
Kenneth Neiters
Memphis
Overton Park
Madison
Wis
Wilbur Emery
University of Wisconsin
Satise
Arkans State Police talk at Hope B and PW Club dinner
Sgt Dean Friend urged safe driving with a graphic film Highways to Age Ony at a Hope B and PW Club dinner on October 9. Adults will soon get safe driving instruction in coming weeks with details to be released. Health and Safety committee organized. 39 attended.
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Dean
Arkansas State Police
Hope B& PW Club
Diaemond
Health and Safety Committee
Charlotte Gibson
Bertha Miller
Maxine Cornelius
Gibeson
Mary Andrews
Margie Vickers
Chamber of Commerce
Mable Ward
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WH. Weshbur
G&f Commission
Legislature
Russia
AIDC
Ment
U. S. Senate
Cr:thins Prison Farm
Cummins
AP News Digest
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Seoul
Arkansan
Star
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239
Arkansas State University At
Jonesboro
Ted
Dwight Galloway
Hope
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Ouachita
Carol Bollinger
Pat Ramsey
Carol Anthony
Nellie Churchwell
Pat Edwards
Lin Gamble
Carol Gumper
Diana Henderson
Debbie Hunter
Jeanette Sciba
Gwyn Teal
Diane Williams
William F. Burnett
Emmet
Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co
National Sales Training School
Omaha
Neb
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