Our Daily Bread Shreld Thit: A Call for Calm in Turbulent America
In a broad editorial, The Editor Alex H. Washburn and contributors urge moderation amid political extremism. They denounce both militant leftist mobs and rightist elites, warn against lawless action and misuse of law, and advocate calm appraisal, sensible analysis, and amicable discussion to avert disaster for the nation and its common people in this era of great stress. The piece closes from Asheville NC with Citizen Time.
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Foundling Fathers
Asheville
N.C
Gilley to Head Hempstead County Campaign Committee
Portus Gilley, longtime Klipsch & Associates employee, will lead Congressman Hammerschmidt’s Hempstead County campaign team. He has tie to Patmos and Hope, attends Southside Baptist Church, and notes district aide Archie Lantz’s visits. Campaign material and bumper strips will be available at his headquarters on E Third St. Montgomery AP
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John Paul Hammerschmidt
Portus Gilley
Hempstead County
Mr. Gilley
Klipsch & Associates
Patmos
Hope
Gilley
Southside Baptist Church
Hammerschmidt
Archie Lantz
E. Third St
Enemy Thrust Beaten Off at Katum Camp Near Cambodia
About 300 enemy troops with flamethrowers rockets and rifles attacked the Katum Special Forces camp near the Cambodian border. 185 were killed on the battlefield and 1,000 blocks of plastic explosive were found, along with 1,000 unused rocket grenades. U.S. bombers had carpeted infiltration routes in northern Tay Ninh.
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George McArthur
Associated Press
Saigon
Katum
Sonder
U.S
Cambodia
Tay Ninh
Quang Ngai
U.S. Americal
Meen Sanaaré
Fourteen Arrested After Burning Draft Records in Milwaukee
Fourteen people including five Roman Catholic priests were arrested after protesters destroyed thousands of Selective Service draft records in Milwaukee. The Milwaukee Fourteen carried sacks from the draft office to a park and warned they aimed to block inductions for about 27,000 eligible men. Wisconsin Selective Service Director Col. Bentely Courtenay said inductions would likely proceed despite the action.
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Nen Ban
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wig
Selective Service
Col
Bently Courtenay
Wissconsin Selective Service
Rain Breaks Up Rioting in Mexico
Heavy rain dispersed rioting students and police in Mexico City after more than 24 hours of clashes. At least 15 people were reported dead, with four additional deaths confirmed during ongoing demonstrations involving students, dissidents, police, and soldiers. The turmoil marked a peak unseen since the 1920s revolutionary era.
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Charles Green
Associated Press
Mexico City
Turmoi
Arbitration rejected in Catholic priests dispute over birth control
Cardinal O Boy le rebuffed a bid for arbitration by two national Catholic priests groups in his dispute with local dissenting clergy over the birth control encyclical. Rev Patrick O Malley of Chicago said the federation executive board appeal was made Tuesday. O Boyle said mediation cannot occur because the matter is doctrinal.
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Washington
Pateick
Cardinal O'Boyle
Patrick O' Malley
Chicago
Ynoffis Ela National Federation of Priests Councils
Cardingl O Boyle
Paul Vis
Fortas Foes Claim Votes to Filibuster Nomination
A new AP tally shows 95 Senate votes against considering Abe Fortas for chief justice, signaling a filibuster may have begun. Debates on cloture loom as Mansfield moves to limit discussion while Thurmond warns of lengthy speeches and possible procedures to end the stalemate.
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G. C. Thelen JR
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Abe Fortas
Mike Mansfield
Fortas
Michigan
Robert Griffin
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thumond
Mansfield
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Trusty Gets 3 Years in Pen Death
Bruce McCorley 34 of Benton was sentenced by Circuit Court Judge William J. Kirby to three years in prison for the fatal beating of Curtis Ingram Jr. 18 at the Pulaski County Penal Farm on August 2. The death sparked three days of racial disturbances in Little Rock. McCorley, a white trusty at the farm, had been charged with voluntary manslaughter. the charge was reduced to involuntary manslaughter and he pleaded guilty.
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Little Rock
Wiliam J. Kirby
Bruce McCorley
Benton
Pulaski County
McCorley
Curtis Ingram Jr
Horseshoe Club dissolved after court order in Dermott
Circu it Court Judge G B Colvin Jr signed an order dissolving the Horseshoe Club at Crossett following a raid by state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board agents. Deputy Prosecutor Ovid Switzer presented the petition. Kirby ordered McCorley to serve at least one year before becoming eligible for parole.
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Dermott, Ark
Croasett
Circuif
G.B. Colvin Jr
Dermott
Siate Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Colvin
Ovid Switzer
Crossett
Kirby
McCorley
Beecoming
Restudy of 1 30 Access Is Asked Restudy of 1 30 Access Is Asked
City board approves request to State Highway Commission for restudy of I 30 interchanges and urgent improvements to Highway 4 from I 30 to Main Street. Local officials, Rep Falld Jr and Sen Hendrix met with Ward Goodman to discuss alternate routes and four lane prospects. The resolution seeks immediate two lane upgrade, studies for four lane Highway 4 with underpass, and a future grade separated crossing near U S 67 east side.
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City Board of Directors
State Highway Commission
Main Street
Talbot Falld, Jr
Olin Hendrix
Ward Goodman
Goodman
Hope
Prescott
City of Hope
City Planning Commission
Highway Commission
I-30
Hervey Strait
U.S. 67
Beauty Pageant coverage and fair week events in Third District
KTAL TV will air last night’s Beauty Pageant from the Third District Livestock Coliseum at 6 p.m. Highlights include Fair Queen roses donated by Dortha Faye's Flowers. Thursday is Kid's Day with 21 rides reduced early. a Free Bicycle and other prizes are planned at 5:30 p.m. Behind the Carnival grounds. Rodeo Parade Thursday 4 p.m. downtown Hope. parade forms 3:30 p.m. at Second and Shower. Third District Rodeo starts Thursday night 8 p.m. at Wing Ranch Bogata. Prizes include a free Upright Freezer Thursday night, $300 cash Friday night, and a car Saturday night. Also attending events in Lonoke Arkansas include Mrs. W. A. Williams, Cornell Advisor, and others. Two State Singing Convention meets Sunday Sept 29 at Village Methodist Church with 4:30 p.m. singing chaired by Otto Crumpler. Hugh Dodson is president and Jan Fomby is secretary.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Chicago
Rae Rade
Wallace
City Hall
Cicero
Alabama
Midwest
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Kalama
200
Lansing
Fiat
Ohio
Akron
Canton
Allance
Youngstown
Indianapolis
And
Pittssburgh
Buffalo
N.Y
Ktal*tv
Channel 6
Dortha Faye
Sonny Meyers Amusesment Co
Downstown Hope
Wing Ranch
Bogats
Texas
Lonoke
Ark
W. A. Willams
Hope High School
Cornell
Lasmar Cox
Hope
Tiny Martin
Mary Beth Millican
Village Methodist
Magnolia-Stephens Highway
Otto Crumpler
Hugh Dodson
Jan Fomby
Annexation Plan On November Ballot For Interchanges I30
A town board approved a November ballot measure to annex property north of the city include interchanges on I 30. The area near Avenue B and I 30 will extend city limits about 1600 feet east along the interstate with new developments planned.
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City Board of Directors
Hope
Mitchel LaGrone
Albert Graves
Rose Hill Cemetery Association
Dodd’s
State Highway Commission
Hervey Street
130
3Rd Street
Main
Ward Goodman
State Highways
Welfare Director Is Charged in Arkansas Case
A Merit System Council hearing opened in Little Rock on charges against former Yell County Welfare Director Dewel May. He allegedly listed ineligible persons on welfare rolls and used Work Experience trainees paid from tax funds to benefit private individuals and officeholders. May was fired June 21 by Welfare Director Len Blaylock who also charged May kept inaccurate records and served a special probationary period amid departmental dissension.
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Little Rock
State Merit System Council
Foremer
Yell County Welfare
Dewel May
May
Len E. Blaylock
Blaylock
Grounded FNTA Planes Prompt Probe Into Ninth Crash
An undeveloped report states the Air Force has grounded about 90 planes amid investigations into the ninth crash in two months. Critics including Raomb? John L. McClellan question the variable sweepwing feature and its role in the incident.
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Inclu
John L. McClellan
DrApk
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