Press freedom vs government control debated by law professor
The editor sketches a debate sparked by professor James A Barron of George Washington Law School advocating press access and regulation. He argues the public can start new papers or pamphlets, while noting the press remains unlicensed unlike radio and TV. The piece defends subscribers’ accountability to newspapers rather than the government.
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James A. Barron
George Washington Law School
Harvard Law Review
Barron
le Public
Tesé
PareroyoTnakes
America
Rail Worker Deal Offers Quick Boost for Rail Industry
Unclear but influential congressional and industry sources say a compulsory rail settlement may avert a broader wage dispute with 197 000 shop crafts workers. The deal could prevent further labor strife and shore up the financially stressed rail sector amid talks on inking a lasting peace with unions.
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Ay Cai
Pole Chsdorf
Associated Press
Washington
ADM
Congress
Congressonal
100 Percenters United Fund Subscriptions List
A list of organizations and departments including Hope City and Hope Street offices, Hope Fire Department, Hope Sewer Department, City Cemetery, and private firms like Hope Wire Products, Klipsch and Associates, The Tolber Corporation. The document notes 100 percent subscriptions to the United Fund by entities such as Sehoul School and Paisley Elementary, with multiple Hope area departments named.
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Furdes
Hogar and Hempstead Commy
Elypluydys
Watted
Guethevy Sehoul Garland Flenentary
Ssehoul Paisley Elementary
Sehoul Beryl Henry Flenentary
Schoul
Hope City Poles
Hope Sataton
Hope Street
Hope Fire Department
Hope Sewer Department
Hope City Cemetery
City of Hope
Hope Wire Products, Inc
Klipsch and Associates, Inc
Tolber Corporation
Court to Hear Private School Case in Taxpayer Challenge
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether taxpayers can sue to block federal aid programs aiding parochial schools under the 1965 Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The case tests church state limits as a 1923 ruling limits standing. the suit was brought by seven civic and education leaders and supported by several civil rights groups.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Church Estate
New York City
U.S
Paul R. Hays
John F. x. McGahey
U.S. District Court
Melvin E. Frankel
American Jewish Congress
New York Civil Liberties Union
United Federation of Teachers
United Parents Associations
Sentences in Circuit Court by Judge Arnold
In Hermestead, Lola B Love pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter with a five year suspended sentence after the July death of her husband in an altercation at their home near Emmet. Chartie Lee Howard pleaded guilty to burglary and grand larceny with a three year suspended sentence. Leon Ogden pleaded guilty to burglary with a two year suspended sentence. Robert Thomas pleaded guilty to burglary and grand larceny with a ten year total sentence after revocation of a five year suspended term. Martha Delaney pleaded guilty to forgery and uttering and embezzlement. case taken under advisement. The court recessed until October 10 for civil cases.
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William H. Arnold
Hermpstead
Lola B
Love
Nanslaughar
Emmet
Chartie Lee Howard
Leon Ogden
Robert Thomas
Martha Delaney
Arnold
Humphrey Interacted With Dog During Dedication Speech
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania a black dachshund disrupted a dedication ceremony at a junior senior high school as Vice President Hubert Humphrey paused to pet the animal. The scene sparked lighthearted remarks about political appetites.
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Bethlehem
Vicw
Hubert M. Humphrey
Police raid student group offices after riot in Tokyo
Police raided all offices linked to the Jeftwing Zeit gakuren student organization in Tokyo searching for evidence tied to a riot. One student was killed and hundreds were injured as authorities pursue the case and assess damages.
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Tokyo
Jeftwing Zeitgakuren
Forestry Queen Visits Hope Rotary Club
Vonda Kay Brown, 18 year old Forestry Queen from Dermott and an elementary education major at Arkansas A&M College, spoke on the tree as Arkansas’ renewable asset. Forest Ranger Jim Martin shared facts about the tree’s value before Brown awarded the Smoky Bear lapel pin to Club President Clyde Fouse at the Townami Country meeting.
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BLN
Starcamera Vonda
Kay Brown
Arkansas Forestry
Vonda
Dermott
Hope Rotary Club
Townami Country
Arkansas A&m College
Jim Martin
Edwin Stewart
Clyde Fouse
John Bell
Lowell Brewster
Ft. Smith
Dave Patterson
New York City
Coner Boyett
Miss Brown
Court declines to hear Arkansas delinquency law case
The Supreme Court refused to review an Arkansas law punishing adults who contribute to minors delinquency. NAACP Legal Defense Fund challenged the statute as unconstitutionally vague, arguing it infringes freedom of association. The Little Rock case involved John Heary and Sylvia Bakes and a mixed party in 1965, with adults convicted and fined for liquor violations. Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed in 1966.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Wiliam
Douglas
John Heary
Sylvia Bakes
Little Rock
Mlerors
Dokes
Arkansas Supreme Court
Kind Altorneys
Dukes Consule
Doe Pure Cell
Upslag
Sypreme
Ford and UAW in secrecy as talks resume
Detroit AP reports Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers press on with confidential contract talks for a third day. UAW President Walter Reuther and Ford labor-relations chief Malcolm Dease lead the talks after a Sunday session that lasted 10 hours amid a news blackout. The 160,000 Ford workers strike, now near six weeks old, has cost over 140 million in wage losses with car sales for early September 60,000 below last year.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Malcolm L. Deaise
Ford
Comepany
Pord
Congressman to Visit Hope on Oct 20
Congressman John Paul Mati merschmidt will visit Hope on Friday Oct 20 bringing a flag flown over the Capitol for the new Beryl Henry School. He will address students at Red River Vocational Technical School, meet Rotary Club for lunch, discuss Millwood Dam and Lake projects, and visit local industry before returning about 4:00 p.m.
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John Paul Matimerschmidt
Hope Area
Beryl Henry School
Red River
Millwood Dam
Lake al Best
Plane search widens for missing Arkansas businessman Melton
Hope Port Center and Civil Air Patrol teams search in Arkansas and Texas for 65 year old Maryin Melton a former state senator missing since Friday after taking a flight from Jonesboro to Dallas. Six planes logged over 200 hours as weather and timbered terrain hinder air sightings and crews expand patrol from Little Rock toward Arkadelphia Texarkana.
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Little Rock
Maryin Melton
Jonesboro
Dallas
Hope
Texarkana
Melton
Bob James
Arkansas
Civil Air Patrol
James
Arkadelphia
Texas
John Rhinehart
Rhinehart
Arkansas Cap
Grider Field
Pine Bluff
Texarekana
Man Hit by Car Charged After Incident
An auto driven by Jimmy Evans 62 of Hope struck a pedestrian in the 1100 block of North Hazel. Henry Chappel 55 sustained a broken leg and other injuries. Officers said investigators Long and Trooper Wallace Martin charged Evans with driving while intoxicated.
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Jimmy Evans
Hope
North Hazel
Henry Chappel
Long
Wallace Martin
Evans
Artist Will Appear at Antique Show in Fioneer Washington
Anita K Peterson of Homer Louisiana will headline the antiques show in Fioneer Washington October 21 and 22. She will sketch pastel portraits requiring one to twelve hours sittings and will display landscapes still lifes and animal paintings. Peterson, a professional artist, has held solo shows in Shreveport El Dorado and shown across Louisiana Magnolia and El Dorado Arkansas and at the Jefferson Texas Pilgrimage Show. She serves as an art judge and was recently the judge for the Third District Livestock Show display. Viewers may purchase exhibited works.
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Anita K. Peterson
Homer
Louisiana
Fioneer Washington
Peterson
Shreveport
el Dorado
Magnolia
Arkansas
Jefferson
Texas
Five Boy Scouts Die in Ohio River Valley Wreck
Five Boy Scouts were killed Sunday in a two vehicle collision near an Ohio River city. Police reported the crash occurred on a rural highway as the group traveled to an event. Authorities investigated the cause and identified the deceased.
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Poerwinan
Ohio River
U S Pressure May Bring Reforms by Vietnam officials
U S officials press for reforms in South Vietnam under President-elect Nguyen Van Thiet and Vice President-elect Nguyen Cao Ky. Six province chiefs and up to fifty district chiefs removed for corruption findings, though some firings may reflect rivalries. A major overhaul of the pacification program is planned with Maj. Gen. Nguyen Duc Thang given wider powers to implement it.
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John T. Wheeler
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen van Thiet
Nguyen Cao Ky
Neuyen Duc Thang
Fires Drive Many From Calif Homes
A Los Angeles area brush fire left 26 homes gutted and threatened about 100 more on hillsides. The Chatsworth blaze scorched 10,000 acres at its peak with two major fires totaling 26,000 acres. one person died as 1,000 firefighters fought the flames amid hot dry winds.
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Los Angeles
Chatsworth
Thousand Oaks
Junior Miss Pageant Here Saturday
The Southwest District Junior Miss Pageant will be held at Hope High School on Saturday Oct. 21 at 7 30 p.m. in the auditorium. Charles Bill Black directs the contest with senior girls from area high schools judged on poise and promise. The event is a Hope High Student Council host effort with Debbie Watson and others leading the committee. The Town and Country will host a noon luncheon for contestants. Rosemary Dunaway, last year’s Arkansas National Junior Miss, is noted as a former delegate. Public urged to attend.
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Hope High School
Charles Bill Black
Southwest
Robinson Auditorium
Little Rock
Hope High
Debbie Watson
Charlotte Moore
Ellen Turner
Jimmy Turner
Dwight Galloway
W. A. Williams
Arkansas
Mobile
Alabama
Rosemary Dunaway
Arkansas Civil Air Patrol Searches for Missing Jonesboro Broker
The Arkansas Civil Air Patrol is searching for Marvin Melton, a Jonesboro businessman missing since Friday on a flight to Dallas. About 50 planes statewide participate from Municipal Airport. Texas port sightings by S. W. Williams near Stover's Lake hint at a possible crash, fueling ongoing searches.
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Arkansas Civil Air Patrol
Jonesboro
Marvin Melton
Dallas
Arkansas
S. W. Williams
Stover's Lake
Texarkana
Accidental Bombing Kills Three Marines at Con Thien
A U S Marine base at Con Thien was hit by a mistaken bombing injuring eight Marines and nine enemy shells wounded eight Vietnameses. The attack followed two prior misdrops in three days as U S B 52 bombers struck targets along the Mu Gia Pass near the Ho Chi Minh trail with a raid into North Vietnam from Thailand via Laos.
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George McArthur
Associated Press
Saigon
Con Thien
U.S
Coi Thien
Ruddy
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Mu Gia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
the Pass
Thailand
Life Sentence Affirmed by High Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed the life sentence of Larry James Wright, 21, of Fort Smith, convicted last May of raping a Fort Smith woman on January 24. Wright argued trial error over cross examination remarks about his credibility, but the court noted the remarks were not about the rape charge.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Larry James Wright
Fort Smith
Wright
Peach Wright
High Court
Judgment to Walker Overturned in Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court voided a $75,000 judgment won by Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker against the Associated Press and The Times-Picayune Printing Corp. The unsigned ruling cited the need for actual malice to prove libel by public figures. The Walker suit arose from 1962 Oxford University riots during James Meredith’s admission.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Edwin A. Walker
Louisiana
Associated Press
James Mayandith
Walker
API
Texas
Oxeford
Gall to Draft Rockefeller Dance at El Morgado Club
New York AB reports about 90 attendees, mostly young men and women, dancing at the El Morogeo algrts club in support of a "dealt Rockefeller" movement.
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New York
el Morogeo Algrts
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