Arkansas Audubon Society Meet Program Preview
The Arkansas Audubon Society holds a three day meet on October 25 to 27 with 10 am registration at Town and Country Headquarters. The program includes field trips, talks by H H Shugart, Dr D L A James, Freeman Thomas, and HLH Shugert, guest recognitions, slides, and roadside census updates.
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Town & Country Headquarters
Sterling Lacy
F.C. Crow
Harry W. Shiver
Larry Burns
Jonesboro
H.H. Shugart
Elgrade
Bout Nature
Cecil Little
Lird Tours
Herbert Rogers
Cecil Bittie Kelcone
Guy Grigg
Lacy
Justine
Obituaries for Fleischmann Flynn Flynn and Cassidy
Obituaries report Julius Fleischmann former president and chairman of Fleischmann Industries and philanthropist cultural leader dies. Dr Theodore Thomson Flynn life movie actor Errol Flynn's father also dies. Marshall Cassidy 76 longtime Jockey Club executive secretary and racing pioneer dies.
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Cincennati
Ohio
Julius Fleischmann
Fleischmann Industries
Fleischmann
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Fleischmann Co
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Glen Cove
Marshall Cassidy
Esidy
The
Jockey Club
Pollard Denies Wrongdoing in Test Controversy
Pollard defended his 12 year record and blasted an anonymous phone tale as fabrication. He said he would await Hackler and Farris on test decisions, then take the test himself, while noting state police would not require a test unless requested by a law officer or judge.
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Hackler
Stuttgart
Follard
Rockefeller
Farris
Scott
War Death and Politicking Mark 1968 News
War updates report large prisoner releases and record low American casualties for a week, with Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths down and a major strike near the DMZ. Nixon campaigns in Pennsylvania and Michigan facing hecklers and uneven crowds as he vows responsibility for growth and progress.
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U.S
Weather Summary for Arkansas Until Friday
Weather report shows a 24 hour period ending Thursday 7 a.m. with high 73 and low 38. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions across Arkansas through Friday with a colder night and scattered frost over most of the state, followed by continued cool temperatures and a mostly dry period with lows in the Os.
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Weather Experiment Station
Arkansas
Stuyvesant Farm Name Echoes Through New York
The Bowery in New York City traces its name to Peter Stuyvesant and his farm called The Bouwerie. The historic Dutch governor’s parcel influenced the district’s enduring moniker and legacy.
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New York City
Bowery
Peter Stuyvesant
Bouwerie
Hope Arkansas Star. CTA Won't Help Reassign Teachers
The Lime Rock Classroom Teachers Association rejected a CTA proposal to assist individual teacher reassignment under federal desegregation orders. It will aid in drafting guidelines instead. Little Rock School District must file a desegregation plan by Nov. 15 for a unitary system. Superintendent Parsons to prepare it. Judge Young urged next year’s reassignment to align white and Negro teacher ratios with current district staffing about 70% white, 30% Negro.
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Lime Rock Classroom Teachers Association
CTA
U.S. District Court
Gordon FE. Young
Supt
Floyd W. Parsons
Young
Crank Urged as Best Choice for Prison Reform
Clarksville Arkansas AP Charles D. Matthews, chair of the state Democratic Party, said Wednesday night that gubernatorial candidate Merion H. Crank could best achieve prison reform. He urged reform under a responsible administration, criticized Gov. Rockefeller’s record, and accused Republicans of focusing on smut literature and other distractions.
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Ark
Charles D. Matthews
Democratic Part
Merion H. Crank
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Clu
College of the Clarks
Winthrop Rockefeller
Kilfeather doubts Armada ship treasure tale
Tom P Kilfeather author of Spanish Graveyard argues the Santa Maria de la Rosa was not a true galleon but a converted merchant ship armed sparsely for the Armada. He suggests the supposed treasure was invented by a sole survivor to save his life, which he notes ended in execution.
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Santa Maria de la Rosa
Kilfeather
Frost, Freeze Scheduled for Arkansas Tonight
Frost warnings cover most of Arkansas with a possible Friday freeze in the far northwest. A southeastward moving cold front left a mass of cold air, keeping temperatures low. Morning readings ranged from 39 degrees in Fayetteville to 49 in Pine Bluff.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Pine Bluff
Apollo 7 Brought Ashore Without Fanfare
Apollo 7, after its 11 day space flight, was quietly, with few witnesses, loaded onto a truck at Norfolk docks following splashdown in the Atlantic. Crew members were not present. they had been flown to Cape Kennedy. The craft, weighing 2389 pounds, will be flown to Long Beach for study by North American Rockwell.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Atlantic
Mayport
Fla
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Essex
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Fores
Cal. Donn F. Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Cape Kennedy
Air Force
Long Beach
Calif
North American Rockwell Co
Republicans Appeal Decision In Arkansas Case
Arkansas Republicans appealed a circuit court ruling that blocked a plan to name the majority party to election commissions. The Arkansas Supreme Court scheduled a 1 p.m. hearing on a motion to advance the case as the party and its member on the commission clash over control and appointments.
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Little Rock
Wednessday
Conv
Elaction
Claitman
Dig
Arkansas Supreme Coupt
Police Move On Berkeley Campus in Racism Course Sit In
Five bus loads of police and state highway patrolmen moved onto the University of California Berkeley campus to quell a protest that had barricaded Moses Hall. About 150 demonstrators occupied the building to protest a course on racism featuring Eldridge Cleaver. Earlier, 21 arrests were made at Sproul Hall during a similar sit in.
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Ned Moses
San Francisco
Bay Atta Mutual Aid Pact
National Figure to Attend Rally Amid Democratic Events
Mrs. Nancy Ferguson Bush, deputy director in charge of specified projects for the Democratic National Committee, will attend the Democratic Victory 68 rally here Saturday. She will also attend a youth rally for Senator Hubert H. Humphrey at 3 p.m. Saturday.
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Liv LE Rock
Nancy Ferguson Bush
Depuy
Speck
Democratic Naational Committee
Bush
Hubert H. Humphrey
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