Kansas and Arkansas Courts Clash Over Public Employee Bargaining
A 1964 Kansas Supreme Court ruling held public office cannot be a matter of collective bargaining, while the Arkansas Supreme Court noted rights to assemble and petition remain. The Fort Smith dispute involved about 200 city employees seeking union recognition and led to firings for union membership. The cases illustrate state limits on collective bargaining for public workers and the courts’ tendency to rule on concrete disputes rather than theoretical questions.
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Humphrey confident of victory in White House bid
Hubert H. Humphrey said Democrats will win the White House on November 3, arguing the party has the trust of the American people. He predicted “bankruptcy for the Nixon Republicans” on election day and urged confidence as he campaigned in New York and other key states.
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Five Die in arson murder attempt in Florida
In Bradenton Florida five bodies were found in a burning home in what police call an arson homicide. Victims include Mrs Katherine Lovette 40 and her children and grandson. husband James hospitalized in critical condition. Sandra Lovette 18 Karey 16 and Scott 1 also among the dead. Todd 8 survived?
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Fair Skies and Mild Temperatures Across Arkansas
The Associated Press reports continued fair skies and mild temperatures in Arkansas through Tuesday as high pressure dominates. Gulf air brings warmth, a cold front may bring moisture later. 24-hour rainfall none. Low temps 46 to 54 F, highs 79 to 84 F across several cities.
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Wallace to Step Up His Space Wallace to Step Up His Space
Wallace plans a fast final stretch for the presidency with a 20 state push and eight prime time TV slots. Campaign aides note mixed turnout, while LeMay’s Vietnam tour and bombing halt weigh on Wallace’s hawkish stance and public support.
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Godard misses London lecture sends telegram instead
French director Jean Luc Goddard failed to appear for a Sunday lecture before 506 fans in London. He sent a telegram offering his 100 pound fee to any poor person in the street to discuss images and sound, saying it would teach more than his words. Fans waited five hours and were offered refunds or a film. The piece reflects on the era's curiosity about 1972.
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