Constitution Group Replies to Rumors in Arkansas
In Little Rock supporters of the proposed constitution rebut rumors about the 1970 document. Former Gov. Sid McMath said rumors and falsehoods hinder informed voting, as the measure faces the November general election. Robert W. Meriwether noted ongoing rumor creation and a supplement to the facts sheet, available to interested readers.
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Little Rock
Sid McMath
Cochairman
Arkanisans
Arkansas
McMath
Robert W. Meriwether
Meriwether
Meyer Jr Re-elected to Board in American Bakers Meet
Charles T. Meyer Jr., ruler of Meyer's Bakeries, was re-elected vice chairman and Board of Governors member of the American Bakers Association at the four day New York City meeting. He also serves on boards including American Management Association and Wor then Bank & Trust, and is a past president of the Arkansas Bakers Association.
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Little Rock
Charles T. Myer, Jr
Meyer's Bakeries
American Bakers Association
New York City
Arkansas
Meyer
American Management Association
President’s Association
Worthen Bank & Trust Company
Methodist Children
Stevie Phyllis Cato Dies in Spring Hill Area at 77
Stevie Phyllis Cato, 77, lifelong Spring Hill resident and Methodist Church member, died Sunday in a local hospital. Survived by brothers Barney and Earl Cato, several nieces and nephews. Services Monday at Oakcrest Chapel. burial in Anderson Cemetery. Oakcrest Funeral Home directed.
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Stevie Phyllis Cato
Spring Hill
Methodist Church
Barney
Earl Cato
Nerces
Oakcrest Chapel
Connie Robins
Anderson Cemetery
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Hidden Fund Secrets Linked To Senate Campaigns
Parts of various political groups traced at least $386,761 into Senate candidates' D C committees with true totals possibly higher. Loopholes keep funds hidden as aides note every senator may run such committees. Bribery charges against Daniel Brewster spurred controversy over the practice. A Muskie fundraising group filed a full public report, listing $163,000 raised. Labor’s Harrison Williams D C Committee also funnels large sums. A D C Humphrey for Senator Committee lamented lack of reporting options in Washington.
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D.C
Daniel B. Brewster
D-Md
Brewster
D.C. Committee For Maryland Education
Arnold Olsen
D-Mont
House
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
D-Maine
Congress
Muskie
IBM
Labor
Harrison A. Williams
Williams
Senate Labor Committee
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
D.C. Law
Fred Israel
D.C. Humphrey
Quebec Crisis and FLQ Revolt Clashes in 1960s Canada
The article traces Quebec French Canadian unrest from 1964 onward. It notes separatist FLQ growth, gunshop killings in Montreal, bombings in 1966, and major events including Pierre Trudeau invoking the War Measures Act after the Cross and Laporte kidnappings. It mentions clashes with English schools, student marches at McGill, and threats surrounding St Jean Baptiste Day.
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Montreal
Quebec City
Canada
FLQ
Pierre Vallieres
Pierre Eliott Trudeau
James Cross
Pierre Laporte
Trudeau
St. Jean Baptiste
St. Leonard
McGill University
Stanley Gray
Foreign Ministers Meet At United Nations
United Nations New York AP foreign ministers planning meetings on war and peace issues to be held Wednesday and Friday at the UN Security Council and Thant's office. The Big Four ministers to join in council session then dine with Thant for a Friday supper to discuss Europe security Indochina peace and Middle East settlement as the General Assembly marks its 25th anniversary. Nepal may miss the Wednesday session.
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N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Council
U Thant
General Assembly
U.N
Security Council
Finland
Nepal
William P. Rogers
Alec Douglas-Home
Maurice Schumann
Andrei A. Gromyko
Europe
Indochina
Middle East
Teens and theater owner jailed in Texarkana under new movie ordinance
Texarkana police arrest 15 youths aged 12 to 17, theater owner Ray T. Allen, and ticket-taker Sible Ann Wittington for violating a city ordinance banning under 18 from R or X rated films. The raid, first under the Sept 8 ordinance, ended with bonds totaling $? and details of the film double feature The Man from Orgy and Female Animal.
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Texarkana
Ark
Ary
Ray T. Allen
Sible Ann Wittington
Drug Alert Session Aims to Address Drug Abuse Problem
The Kiwanis Club of Hope and Unity Baptist Church chair Gordon Renshaw host the third Drug Alert session in Hempstead County Courtroom Tuesday Oct 20 at 730 pm. Dr. James E Dusenberry from the University of Arkansas School of Pharmacy leads, addressing the governors task force on drug abuse and youth councils. The prior meeting drew a full house with extra chairs. The public is urged to attend this important event.
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Kiwanis Club of of Hope
Gordon Renshaw
Unity Baptist Church of Hope
Hempstead
James
E. Dusenberry
University of Arkansas School of Pharmacy
Council of Children and Youth
Congress May Uphold Veto on Ad Spending
ATLANTA AP Congress may uphold President Nixon s veto of the bill limiting campaign spending on radio and television said Vincent T Wasilewski head of the National Association of Broadcasters if the industry acts with unanimity and strength That would be an important achievement and a milestone in restoring broadcasters confidence in having an effective voice in Washington
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Atlanta
Congress
Nixon
National Association of Broadcasters
Vincent T. Wasilewski
Washington
Drug Alert Topic at Hope Rotary Club Meeting
At a Friday luncheon at Twin and Country, Rev Gordon Renshaw spoke on Operation Drug Alert a town wide effort to fight narcotics Education for youth and adults is planned for schools next year Rotarians James Hannah Ward Mason Andres attended along with club president C R Dick Moore
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Hope Rotary Club
Twin
Gordon Renshaw
Finis Odom
Rotary
Texarkana
James Hannah Ward
Mason Andres
C. R. “Dick” Moore
Child on LSD Incident Affects Florida Family
In Jacksonville an 18 month old boy was treated at a hospital after swallowing an LSD tablet. His father Leroy Carmichael, 22, was jailed on child neglect charges and released on 501 dollars bond. The child, Troy, was reported in fair condition following treatment with antidotes.
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Fla
Leroy Carmichael
Troy
Carmichaels
Carmichael
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