Business Internships Spark Civil Service Shift Across Colleges
The piece notes a trend of top graduates moving from business into government and academia, citing Harvard Business School and Arthur D. Little funding a 1950s field study to probe these attitudes. A Yale valedictorian’s comment highlights the clash between business pragmatism and moral discourse, with the author arguing that chasing obvious truths wastes time.
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Car-Train Wreck Fatal in Peoria Area
Ronnie Lewis aged 18 from Cave City Arkansas died in a Peoria hospital after a car train collision north of Peoria. He was a passenger in a car that struck a Chicago bound Rock Island Lines passenger train.
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Detroit Teachers Vote To Accept Pay Pact For Reopening
Union leaders unanimously accepted a proposal to reopen Detroit public schools for up to 300000 pupils pending teacher ratification. The deal features an 850 across the board annual increase for two years and a 39 week school year, with terms to be mimeographed for distribution.
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Detroit Board of Education
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Cuban Leaders Urge Public to Speak Out on Shortcomings
In Havana, Cuban leaders urge citizens to openly critique government bungling and waste, especially in consumer services, with Armando Hart urging complaints reach municipal levels and, if unresolved, be written to the party’s provincial bureau for action.
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Law Enforcement Seminar Held Here
Personnel connected with law enforcement attended a seminar here on September 15. The FBI National Crime Information Center, established this year, was outlined. Arkansas State Police will have two computers by July, and a demonstration showed a versatile bar used by safe robbers. Herbert E. Hoxie and John Martin organized the event.
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Little Rock
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Beulah Storm Maintains Coasts of Texas and Mexico
Hurricane Beulah pounds Gulf of Mexico with 100 mph winds as it tracks toward Brownsville and the Mexican coast. Forecasters warn of intensification within 24 hours and a landfall risk by mid morning Tuesday, following fatalities in the eastern Caribbean last week.
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State Court Slams Spa Judge in Elser Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court criticized Circuit Judge P. E. Dobbs for bias in sentencing Ronnie Lee Elser to 15 years on a robbery conviction. It faulted his participation at the hearing and ordered a new trial. The opinion, by Justice George Rose Smith, also affirmed a ruling to publicly burn a seized gambling device linked to James Lloyd Bostic’s municipal conviction.
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Garland County
High Court
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Ronnie Lee Elser
Supreme Court
Elser
Victor Houk
Hot Springs
Pulaski
James Lloyd Bostic
Skeleton Found On Bluff Near Veterans Hospital
North Little Rock youths Fred Short and Kenneth Calhoun found a partially clothed skeleton halfway down a 250 foot rock bluff by the Arkansas River near the Veterans Administration Hospital. The remains wore dark green pants a white undershirt and crepe soled shoes. A hospital official noted some patients wear similar clothes and have wandered away without authorization.
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Wages Surge as Personal Income Rises in August
Washington AP reports personal income advanced by 4.5 billion dollars to an annual rate of 631.2 billion in August, marking the biggest gain in seven months. The rise comes with wage growth and supports government inflation-fighting measures while unemployment sits at 3.8 percent.
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Turkish Soccer Riot Leaves Dozens Dead and Hurt
A minor league match between Sievas and Kayseri sparked a violent riot as 5000 visiting fans protested a goal. Stones and a stampede caused at least 41 deaths and 65 injuries, with unofficial counts suggesting over 50 fatalities and hundreds injured.
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Demir Karaca
Arkansas Guardsmen to Attend National Conference in Washington
Thirty three Arkansas Army and Air National Guardsmen travel to Washington for a national conference on proposed National Guard reorganization. Maj. Gen. Charles H. Wilson and Lt. Col. David E. Roberts lead the Arkansas delegation as about 2,000 delegates are expected over the four day event.
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Arkansas National Guard Association
United Fund Budget Sets Campaign Totals for Hempstead County
James F. Pruden Jr as General Chairman announces the United Fund budget of 23 825 to be raised by Hempstead County agencies. Allocations include Salvation Army 2000 Boy Scouts 5000 Girls Scouts 4700 American Red Cross 3600 Arkansas Mental Health 600 United Cerebral Palsy Arkansas 500 Arthritis Foundation 1700 USO 500 Local Unterprivileged Children 900 Cancer Local Polis Local Multiple Scleross Local Heart Local 2000 Arkansas Association for Retarded Children 1475 National Travelers Aid 100 and United Fund operating expenses 750. Total 23 825.
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Arkansas Association For Retarded Children, Inc
National Travelers Aid Society
Child Care Center Opened at First Assembly of God
The Day Care Center of First Assembly of God began operations at 7:00 this morning and will stay open until 6:00 p.m. from Monday to Friday. Rev Willhite said the center was started to meet rising demand and that adequate staff will be provided for all enrolled children. For more information visit 318 N Main.
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Adult Education Classes Planned for Hope District
Supt. Jones announced that Hope School District will start Adult Education for residents who have not completed high school. The program has two divisions, Basic Adult Education for grades D8 and General Adult Education for grades 9-12. Registration details will be announced soon and Rutherford will direct the program.
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Supt. of Schools
Hope
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Night Office Class Planned at Tech School
An organizational meeting for night Office Practice classes will be held in the Commons Room at Red River Vocational Technical School on Tuesday at 7 00 pm to select courses and schedule. Prospective students are urged to attend as offerings will be determined then with tentative classes set for Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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Strict Ceiling on Spending Suggested
Washington AP The New York Stock Exchange urged Congress to exclude capital gains from any surcharge on income taxes. NYSE president Robert W Haack warned higher capital gains taxes could reduce revenues. House Ways and Means Committee members call for spending caps in the President’s tax plan. Treasury says without higher taxes the government faces a $2 billion December borrowing need. A private group notes real per capita federal spending rose 2.3 times in 20 years after inflation, with health, labor and welfare leading growth.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Jury Trial in Criminal Cases
The High Court faces a challenge to apply the Sixth Amendment right to a jury trial to the states via the Fourteenth Amendment. Louisiana piggyback case involving Gary Duncan, a tugboat skipper, sentenced for simple battery after a judge trial. Potential two-year prison term and $300 fine loomed. The story notes ongoing constitutional expansion and related international and domestic events of the era.
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Senators Disagree With Thant on Bombing Pause
U.S. Senator George Smathers and Senator Karl Mundt rebut U Thant after he proposed a bombing halt without Hanoi commitments. They warn the plan would cost more American lives as North Vietnam could push more troops into the South. Smathers dismisses the UN chief as a nut and criticizes past failed attempts.
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Arkansan Killed on U S 37 Near Mount Vernon
Herbert Gilliham, 54, of Melbourne, Arkansas, was killed Sunday on U S 37 south of Mount Vernon in Southern Illinois. The crash occurred in Mount Vernon, Illinois, with state police reporting the fatality.
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Whitfield Lodge to Meet at 7:30 PM Tuesday
All Around Town item notes Whitfield Masonic Lodge No 239 will hold a regular meeting at 7 30 p m on Tuesday September 19. Also mentioned are local community items about young career girls in Little Rock and various school and civic activities in Hope and Columbia County including a Band concert at Freshman Parents Day and a Boy Scout Troop 91 cancellation for tonight.
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Planes Hit Near China Border In Closest Strike Yet
Saigon reports U.S. Air Force F4 Phantoms hit a highway bridge near the Thai Khe border post seven miles from China, with bombs severing the center span. Navy jets attacked targets near Haiphong while ground action intensified in the Ho Bo Woods 30 miles north of Saigon, as 2,000 American infantry were airlifted into combat.
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Ashmore Statements Misleading on Vietnam Peace Probe
The State Department accused Harry S. Ashmore of misstating U.S. efforts to seek peace in Vietnam last winter. Assistant Secretary of State William P. Bundy denied Ashmore’s charge that a letter from President Johnson to Ho Chi Minh derailed a hopeful peace maneuver in which Ashmore was involved. Bundy said the Moscow channel between Washington and North Vietnam was the key route in exploring peace possibilities.
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Two Arkansas Milk Firms Have Merged
Two Arkansas milk firms, Central Arkansas’ two oldest dairies, have merged to achieve economies and better service. Boots Coleman of Coleman Dairy and Paul Dison Sr. of Dixon Dairy said operations will continue with no changes in personnel or routes, aside from a plant aligning to produce some products for both firms. They advised the merger aims to improve efficiency and service in the state.
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