Clinton PTA to host fifth graders sex education panels
The Clinton Parent-Teacher Association in Clinton Iowa will hold panel discussions for fifth graders on sex smoking drinking and other topics. Elaine Lass president of the PTA City Council says schools mainly teach sex education at high school level but this is too late. Panels will include guidance counselors parents students and physicians.
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Copter Pilot Killed Near Forrest City
An Army HU1B helicopter crash near Forrest City Arkansas killed SP-6C Charles Huntsinger 36 of Wheatland Wyoming and injured Chief WO Stephen Michaud 21 of Seattle Washington. The aircraft reportedly clipped power lines while attempting to clear them on Interstate 40. Huntsinger died at the scene. Michaud was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Walter Marshall and the Washington Dinner Toasts
The passage recalls Walter Marshall orchestrating a Washington dinner for Mike Mansfield with Huntley and Brinkley serving as toastmasters, aided by champagne and a Montana centennial promo train. Brinkley later wonders who Walter Marshall is while Hal Boyle is on vacation.
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Rioting Spreads in East St. Louis Area
East St. Louis sees a third day of racial disorder with multiple fire calls and two injuries. Fires, mostly in business buildings, were attributed to arson and linked to a weekend buildup around the closing of the Impact summer antipoverty program. Local officials blame job shortages and racial discrimination amid the unrest.
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Stueent Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
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Memorial notices for Sankey Callicott and John Braden
Sankey Callicott 84 longtime resident died Tuesday in Prescott hospital Survived by two sisters Nora Daniel Laneburg and Lera Jordan Prescott Rt 6 Services Thursday 2 30 pm First Presbyterian Church of Hope Burial Rose Hill Cemetery Hernon Funeral Home John M Braden 49 of Texarkana died Tuesday in a Veterans Hospital Shreveport Survived by wife a son Johnny Braden Henderson Texas a daughter Mrs Don Cook California two brothers James and Cecil Braden Hope Camden and Texarkana three sisters Mrs John Gaston Camden Mrs Jack Rogers Springhill and Mrs Betty Rodriguez California Services Thursday 3 pm Lowell Street Baptist Texarkana Burial Columbus Cemetery
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Rose Hill Cemetery
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Texarkana
Wied
Shreveport
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Henderson
Texas
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Calif
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Alonzo Durham
Hope
James Braden
Cecil Braden
John Gaston
Camden
Jack Rogers
Springhill
Betty Rodriguez
Lowell St. Baptist Church
Columbus Cemetery
Florida brothers approve $2.3 million settlement plan
The Justice Department accepts a $2.3 million offer to settle a $6.4 million tax judgment against Andrew and George Florida and 13 related corporations. Thomas P. Florida will buy farms and homes in Osceola and Poinsett County as the deal ends litigation. The brothers withdraw appeals to the 8th Circuit.
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Poinsett County
Osceola
Justice Department
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Milwaukee Youths Demand Church Crackdown on Groppi Open Housing
About 400 youths from the all white Milwaukee South Side marched to Archbishops residence to demand a crackdown on Father Groppi leading Negro open housing marches. A delegation met the archbishop who declined to discipline the priest. Police reported 3,500 whites awaited Groppi’s return as riots flared a night earlier.
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Milwaukee
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Pasetor
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Father Gropps
Hell
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Officials of Tucker to Go on Trial
A former Tucker Prison Farm superintendent and three wardens face trial October 11 in circuit court charged with excessive punishment of inmates. Jim Bruton and wardens E L Fletcher E J Mays and Jess Wilson allegedly lashed inmate Floyd Sullivan on April 20 1966. All posted $1000 bonds. Fletcher seeks dismissal of charges. The trio were fired after a state police investigation.
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Ark
Tucker
Jim Bruton
E. L. Fletcher
E. J. Mays
Jess Wilson
Floyd Sullivan
Fletcher
Sullivan
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