Alabama Moves To Block Busing In State Schools
The Alabama House approved a law to prevent busing for desegregation and cited health or education risks to children. The 92-7 vote aligns with Gov. George Wallace’s stance as colleges gear up for the new term while other states debate federal integration orders.
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Alabama House
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George Wallace
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Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Florida
Reubin Askew
Askew
Duval County
Hope (Ark.) Star War News Summary of Vietnam Actions
In South Vietnam no major ground action occurred but DMZ bases faced three light shelling attacks wounding some soldiers. U S B52 bombers struck positions inside and south of the DMZ dropping over 350 tons. Edson and Brisbane destroyers fired on rocket and mortar sites, with 11 secondary explosions reported. Farther away floods raged in northwest for the worst since WWII while Hanoi recevied aid pledges from China’s leaders. Cambodian units reported heavy fighting northeast of Phnom Penh with about 100 enemy dead or wounded and 25 corpses found, as 20,000 troops pressed Highway 6 corridor.
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Obituary notices span editors and priests across cities
Obituaries report Llewellyn Miller 72, LA Record critic, and Pablo Vargas Badillo 63, editor of El Mundo, plus Father Enderlin parish events in Con way. List of former pastors at Our Lady of Good Hope Church appears alongside notes on credit use for autos worldwide.
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The
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P.R
Pablo Vargas Badillo
el Mundo
Arkansas
Father Enderlin
St. Joseph's
Conway
St. John’s Seminary
Amos H. Enderlin
John J. Boyce
Robert Boyle
Aloysius G. Dunleavy
Marijuana Charge Filed After Walnut Ridge Arrests
Walnut Ridge Arkansas five men face possession for sale charges after over 50 pounds of marijuana were found in the truck they rode in. Charged are Wayne Sutton Reginald Walters Michael Bogan Albert Decker all of Paragould and Terry McDuffee of Lake City. The arrests were made Tuesday by Walnut Ridge police. The filing was by Pros. Atty. David Hodges of Newport.
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David Hodges
Newport
Wayne Sutton
Reginald Walters
Michael Bogan
Albert Decker
Paragould
Terry McDuffee
Lake City
Weather Forecast and Observations for Arkansas
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Friday with a high 85 and low 69 and a trace of precipitation. Forecast calls for warm humid conditions in Arkansas through Saturday with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in afternoons and evenings, diminishing by Saturday. Highs mid 80s to low 90s, lows mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Council Plans Clear Teacher Pay Ruling
The Cost of Living Council aims to refine its ruling on teacher pay while maintaining existing wage-price freeze restrictions. A council source said the upcoming decision will clarify eligibility for raises, noting pay accrual or back pay timing as keys, and emphasizing consistency with other workers. Ed officials and unions urged careful interpretation amid widespread questions from boards nationwide preparing for the new school year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cost of Living Council
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U.S. Education
Sidney Marland
National Education Association
Treasury
Charles F. Walker
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
David Seldon
Nixon
NEA
Boards of Education
Eclectic catalog notes and a Supreme Court update
A quirky Marys ecological catalog entry covers odd animal facts from a 16 percent grass shopper jump to polar bear population dropping from 20000 to 8000 since 1960. It also notes the kurtus fish incubating its mate's eyes and Pomeranians’ herding instinct. The item closes with news that Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black is hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital at age 85.
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Mary
Northland
Australia
Zeos
Germany
Justice Black
Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Black
Guardsman Cut Down in Ireland
Gunfire from a speeding car killed a British guardsman at a police border station in Northern Ireland. It was the 14th soldier death this year. An army spokesman said the gunmen fled across the border.
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Northern Ireland
National
Kinawley
Irish Republic
Londonderry
Robin Alers-Hankey
Alers-Hankey
Unionist Party
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