Best Shots in State Police District
Troopers Ralph Lewis from DeQueen, Bob Cockman from Prescott, Ray Davis from Hope, and Jerry Reed from Nashville drill with the District 4 marksmen. They prepare for a competition with 10 district teams in Little Rock on Wednesday, aiming for three high score trophies and the Colonel Scott team prize.
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Ralph Lewis
DeQueen
Bob Cockman
Prescott
Ray Davis
Hope
Jerry Reed
Nashville
Milton Mosier
District 4
Little Rock
Colonel Scott
Assassination in Chile Is Nearly Solved
Gen Emilio Cheyre leads the investigation into General Rene Schneider’s slaying in Santiago. He says the case is practically solved with only a few details lacking. Authorities accuse right wingers of trying to block allende’s rise to power. The state of emergency includes curfews and mass detentions.
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William F. Nicholson
Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Emilio Cheyre
Rene Schneider
Cheyre
Schneider
Congress
Salvador Allende
Allende
Air Force
Storms Bring Widespread Rain and Flood Warnings Across Arkansas
The Associated Press reports showers and thunderstorms hit much of Arkansas from Monday night into Tuesday, triggering flash flood warnings in the southwest and central regions. Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued in Western and Central Arkansas with some wind damage near Pindall and Salem. Colder air and diminishing precipitation are forecast, with temperatures dropping from the 40s to 60s and 70s by Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Rockies
Western Plains
Pindall
Harrison
Salem
Fulton County
GOP Reports Secrecy Surrounds Candidate Spending in Arkansas
Arkansas reports on campaign expenses faced GOP resistance as Republicans including Gov. Rockefeller and candidate Bumpers withhold access to spending records. Officials cite court rulings and party rules while purporting to examine media-supplied figures totaling 97,796.11 for Bumpers in the preferential primary.
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GOP
Bumpers
Howard Vance
Jonesboro
Republican Party State Committee
Beaafields
Vance
Republican Executive Committee
Winthrop Rockefeller
Marion B. Burton
Rockefeller
Burton
Beaafield
Atty
Joe Purcell
Democratic Party
Purcell
Kumpers
Two Plead Guilty to Contempt in Kent State Case
Ravenna state prosecutor Seabury H Ford and Kent State University geology professor Glenn Frank have pleaded guilty to contempt of court for publicly commenting on the grand jury investigation into violence at Kent State. Ford said he was misquoted while criticizing the grand jury process and quoted the story as showing he should not have granted the interview. Frank condemned what he called the naive conclusions of the special grand jury regarding the May 14 disturbances.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Kent State University
Kent
Grand Jury
Seabury H. Ford
Kent Geology
Glenn Frank
Ford
Knight Newspapers
William Schmidt
Ohio National Guardsmen
Kent State
Akron Beacon Journal
Beacon Journal
Frank
Special Grand Jury
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Supreme Court
High Court
Republican Party
Attorney General S Office
Ronald A. May
Republicans
Mike Wilson
Attorney General
Wilson
Ark
Hope Federal
Union
George T. Graham
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