Hippie Dream World on Suwanee Island Dissolved by Jail
Four of six hippies living on Hog Island in the Suwannee River were arrested by Levy County Sheriff Pat Hartley on moral grounds. Names include Paul Morgan James Lynard Margaret Ann Zimmer and Lynn Cricket Jacobs. Two others remained at large. They faced charges of contributing to delinquency and vagancy.
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Suwanee Island
Suwannee, Fla
Hog Island
Suwannee
Levy County
Pat Hartley
Hartley
Paul Morgan
Duncan
Okla
James Lynard
North Dakota
Gainesville
Fla
Margaret Ann Zimmer
West Point
Miss
Lynn “Cricket” Jacobs
Stanley Rheinheimer
Asheville
N.C
David Breuning
Melbourne
Lynard
Living Cost Rise Held to Minimum
Washington reports September living costs rose two tenths of one percent, the smallest rise in six months, aided by grocery price drops but offset by higher housing, clothing, transportation, and medical costs. The CPI stood at 117.1, with weekly earnings averaging 103.41 dollars, while purchasing power lagged behind a year earlier. Commissioner Ross expects 1967 price increases to average 2.5 to 3 percent, lower than last year’s peak.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau
Ross
Allied Firm Burch Inc Surrenders Charter in Liquidation
A Little Rock firm tied to Gov. Rockefeller era stockholders filed a certificate of dissolution with Secretary of State Kelly Bryant. Burch Inc stated its Oct. 9 board vote to surrender the charter and completion of asset distribution under a liquidation plan. A. C. White of Jacksonville is president and J Windell Raney of Little Rock secretary.
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Little Rock
Ap) Burch, Inc
Burch
A. C. White
Jacksonville
J. Windhell Raney
Little Rook
The Negro Community Notices and Calendar Events
The page lists Ester Hicks items and a calendar of events for Shade Court No 38 meeting on Friday October 27 at the Community Center East 3rd Street. It also notes Pastor appreciation at Bethel with guest churches and a Veterans meeting at Easter Street Community Center with district officers present.
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Daughters of Sphinx
Shade Court No. 38
Mieut
East 3Rd Street
Uged
M.W.G.M
Jessie MecGhe
Bethel
Easter Street
Mr. King
Charlie Artieslong
Hempstead County
W.S. Willlansgon
Senate rebuffs House on budget cuts in key vote
In a 59 to 26 tally the Senate rejected House demand for presidential budget cuts and defeated several Republican spending reduction bids. A conference committee will reconcile differences on five funding bills for State Commerce Justice public works housing and urban development NASA and HEW plus Labor. The House cleared a compromise package, with Senate debate due this afternoon and a potential quick action on remaining measures.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House
Johnson
John J. Williams
Delaware
Sen
Kart E. Mundt
South Dakota
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Johson
State, Commerce and Justice
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Health
Ashdown Mill Picketing Ties Up Construction Site
Don ald Henderson, secretary of Arkansas Building and Construction Trades Council, said three pickets from Local 706 Plumbers and Pipefitters El Dorado Local 788 Construction Laborers Camden and Local 249 Sheet Metal Workers Little Rock have demonstrated at the Nekooss Edward's $47 million paper mill near Ashdown since Monday. He said Brown and Root Construction Co. of Houston uses non union workers and does not pay area prevailing wages or fringe benefits. About 300 workers are employed on the site.
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Ashdown
Ark
Donald Henderson
Little Rock
State Building and Construction Trades Council
Wilows
Nekooss- Edward
Here
el Dorado
Camden
Brown and Root Construction Co
Houston
Tex
Brown and Stoot
Henderson
Filibuster Looms Over Civil Rights Bill In Senate
Washington AP reports the civil rights bill faced a looming filibuster as Republican Leader Dirksen pledged opposition if brought to the floor. Democratic Leader Mansfield said action may come this year. The measure targets interference with voting, schooling, juries, and public accommodations, amid debate over broader protections.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirkson
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Dirksen
Judiciary
Sem Samod
Ervin Jr
Ervin
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Mike May
Mel Beel and
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Texarkana
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the Beavers
Nashville
Grant Brothers
Tha
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Scott Tissue
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Nick & Lean
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