High Court Lets Busing Plan Stand
The Supreme Court let stand a massive Pontiac Michigan busing plan and a find that officials purposely promoted segregation. Judge Keith’s ruling upheld by the Cincinnati circuit court, with 10,000 of 24,000 pupils bused since Sept. 7 and aims to have each school 20 to 40 percent black. Bombs destroyed 10 buses Aug 30, FBI and school officials arrests followed. James Farmer urged Sen Brooke as a strong VP or president candidate at the California Hospital Association meeting.
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Supreme Court
Pontiac
Mich
Damon J. Keith
Detroit
High Court
Keith
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Automobile
FBI
San Francisco
James Farmer
Edward W Brooke
R-Mass
Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Thinks Private Lakes Built by Public Funds Belong to Everyone
Washington AP says Senate war critics push to force U S withdrawal from Indochina amid a six month deadline plan. An amendment to the foreign aid bill would require troop withdrawal and bar most U S military activity except for withdrawal or protecting withdrawing forces.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Indochina
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Foreign Relations Panel
Cambodia
Laos
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Frank Church
Idaho
House
Yellowstone cauldrons in Norris Basin show major change
Yellowstone National Park geologists report the Norris Geyser Basin is undergoing its greatest thermal fluctuations since 1959. More than 100 geysers, mud pots, hot springs and pools fluctuated since early September, though park naturalists see no earthquake or immediate danger. The shifts may permanently alter features before the park’s 160th anniversary next year.
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Jim Klahn
Associated Press
Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Norris Geyser
Bill Dunmire
Hog accident proves fatal in Arkansas logging incident
Freddy Martin nineteen of Fountain Hill in El Dorado area died at a local hospital Monday from injuries suffered when he fell into a log loader while at work. The accident occurred near Hamburg in the Fountain Hill community.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Freddy Martin
Fountain Hill
Hamburg
An &1 Dorado Hospital
Jumbo Jet Hijacked to Cuba Lands in Havana
A Boeing 747 jumbo jet was hijacked by a gunman and diverted to Jose Marti Airport in Havana Cuba. The plane carrying 221 passengers remained grounded as Cuba authorities held it, despite attempts to keep engines running for an early departure. Sky marshals and an off duty FBI agent were aboard along with the hijacker.
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Miami
Cuba
Sky
FBI
Federal Aviation Administration
American Airlines
Havana
Jose Marti
Brezhnev Heckled in Paris Amid Warmer Talks with Pompidou
In Paris Brezhnev rode with limited hostility to lay a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier and greet the Paris Municipal Council as talks with President Pompidou focus on a European security conference. Police arrested several hecklers, while crowds largely cheered. Pompidou urged swift start to multilateral preparations, citing Berlin Pact progress and German border treaties as enabling factors.
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Stephens Broening
Associated Press
Paris
API
Leonid E. Brezheny
Champs Elysees
France
George Pompidou
Brezhnev
Pompidous
Pompidou
West Germany
Soviet Union
Poland
Berlin
Hope Foods Plant Dedication and Operations Profile
Hope Foods Inc unveils a 23500 square foot poultry processing and canning plant costing 600000. It will process six 16 million hens yearly from Arkansas farms, shipping finished LADY HOPE labeled products to groceries. The facility employs 65 workers with 25 more to join, aiming for half a million dollar annual payroll.
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Hope Foods Corporation
Missouri
Nebraska
Arkansas
UN Expels Taiwan as China Gain Roars Across UN
Secretary of State William Rogers voiced deep regret over the United Nations expelling Nationalist China while pledging U.S. respect for the majority decision. He warned of a financial crisis and possible U.N. overreach, noting Senate debates on trimming American contributions amid a near bankruptcy risk. Senator Buckley moved to cut U.N. funding.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
China
United Nations
Nixon
Taiwan
Rogers
Republic of China
World Organization
Senate
United States
U.N
James L. Buckley
Con- R.-N.y
U.S
Hearing Held in Sheriff Thomas Case
A pre trial hearing in Sheriff Marion Thomas of Crittenden County was held in Circuit Court. Judge John Mosby granted defense motions to drop four charges filed before the last four terms of court. The charges, tied to alleged payments from Southland Racing Corp. to the county between 1966 and 1969, involved misuse of funds which Thomas has since repaid.
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Marion, Ark
Marion Thomas
Crittenden County
John Mosby
Lepanto
Thomas
Southland Racing Corp
West Memphis
U N General Assembly backs China admission vote
The United Nations admitted the People's Republic of China by 76 to 35 with 17 abstentions, expelling Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist regime. The U.S. resolution to require a two thirds vote failed 59 to 55, with 15 abstentions, as Britain and others broke with Washington.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
China
United Nations
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
People's Republic of China
U.S
Washington
Britain
Canada
Denmark
France
Norway
Pakistan
Bellum
Italy
Mes
Chow Shu-kai
Taiwan
U Thant
Peking
People's Republic
Spain Opens New Autonomous University Near Madrid
Madrid reports seven thousand students start classes at the new autonomous University of Madrid, opened by Generalissimo Francisco Franco. The inauguration took place Monday for the $18.5 million university on Madrid's outskirts.
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Madrid
Autonomous
University of
Francisco Fran
Franco
Mrs. Eisenhower in Excellent Spirits after Checkup
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP Doctors at Brooke General Hospital report Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower is in excellent spirits after being admitted for an annual physical examination at the Army facility.
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San Antonio, Tex
Army
Brooke General Hospital
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Licensing Confusion Over Lifetime Hunts in Arkansas
The Game and Fish Commission reports confusion over lifetime hunting and fishing licenses for residents 65 and older. Fees for special deer hunts and a $2 trout permit apply to lifetime and nonresident license holders. A meeting at Petit Jean and a Buffalo River film are planned, with local society events on October 28. The Daylight Saving Time change is noted, and Arkansas Texas game coverage is cited. Corn Belt Feed Mall and Hope Foods dedication set for October 28 at Municipal Airport with Governor Dale Eunpers delivering the address.
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Game and Fish Commmission
Arkansas
Petit Jean
Buffalo River
Hope Hempstead
Youny Audubon Society
Douglas Building
Hope and Hempstead County
Corn Belt
Hope Foods, Inc
Dale Eunpers
Heigar
News Quiz challenge names and places featured today
The article promotes a weekly News Quiz on Page 4 with answers on Page 3. It highlights knowing names of people and places in the news and notes sponsorship by First National Bank and Hope Star as part of the Living Textbook Program for area schools.
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VEC
First National Bank
Hope Star
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Albania
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