Miller County Entrant in Third District Show Queen Contest
Miss Kathy Ann Walls, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Walton of Fouke Ark, is a contestant in the Third District Livestock Show Queen’s contest. She stands 5 feet 4 1/2 inches tall, weighs 115 pounds, has blue eyes, blonde hair, and measurements 35-25-16.
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Miller County
Kathy Ann Walls
Jack Walton
Fouke, Ark
Hot Springs County
Regina Moore
Rt. 3
Malvern
Cephas Mooré Jr
GOPs Charge LBJ Hasn't Told Truth
President Johnson faces fresh Republican charges over honesty on Vietnam. Sen. Clifford Case criticizes air attacks on North Vietnam as politically motivated and says administration misleads the public about progress, costs, and aims. Sen. Charles Percy cites danger of widening war and a credibility crisis.
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Jack Bell Washington
Johnson
Clifford P. Case
R N.J
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara
South
Charles H. Percy
R-I
Red
China
Case
Senate
Percy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
The
Hope teen earns prize in Youth Talent Contest
Donna Connelly, 16, Hope, placed second in the Youth Talent Contest. She performed Love Is A Many Splendored Thing, accompanied by Ellen Turner of Hope. The vocal presentation earned a $30 prize.
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C. H. Curry, Jr
Texarkana
Granada
Janet
Johnson
Donna Connelly
Hope
Ellen Turner
Sentation
New Trends in Church Worship
SEATTLE AP Leaders at the Episcopal Church general convention debate issues while new worship trends surface. Rev Ian Mitchell of White Plains N Y performs a folk Mass on guitar and delivers a peace driven sermon to about 75 priests nuns and others including hippies. He urges embracing the whole bag of faith.
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Seattle
Ian Mitchell
White Plains
N.Y
Father Mitchell
Christ
Betsy the cow rescued from a well by spacetech crane
In San Jose Betsy the cow slipped through a board cover into a 15 foot deep well. Erick Barrow, 84, and neighbor Al Burger, 66, pulled her head above water while United Technology Center operated a crane with a sling to lift her from the 30 foot well. Betsy is noted as the only bovine lifted out by a rocket derrick in reports.
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San Jose
Calif
Betsy
Erick Barrow
al Burger
Eric
United Technology Center
Betsy the cow returns to pasture with calf
A sling was placed under Betsy’s middle and out she came. Today she was back at pasture with her calf.
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Betsy
Councilman Was Victim of Action
Salem city crews cleared 28 junipers at 12th and Cannon after motorists complained about vision blocks. The trees removed on the north side belonged to city councilman Robert C. Cannon, though the complaint concerned the trees on the south side.
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Salem, Ore
12Th
Cannon Streets
Robert C. Cannon
Phone Calls to Be Cheap After Midnight
The FCC announced 100 million dollars in long distance rate cuts for AT&T with new 75 cent maximums for three minute calls between midnight and 7 a.m. and dialed by customers. Rates for coast to coast will shift, with other reductions for most calls beyond 468 miles and increases for short interstate calls. Future cuts planned next year under an FCC probe.
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Washington
Federal Communications
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Commission
FCC
At&t
Clubs raid cases continued in Little Rock
Municipal Judge Quinn Glover continued cases for six people arrested in early Sunday raids on three Little Rock private clubs. They face liquor selling charges with $200 bond. detectives, dressed as Razorback fans, gained entry without membership cards, prompting police to seize liquor.
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Little Rock
Quinn Glover
Glover
Attoreneys
R. E. Brians
Industrial Park Businessmen’s Club, Inc
Admiral
James R. Long
Anita Alberts Mitchell
James 3. Walters
Jesse D. Jones
Frank Hugh
Whittington and Blake William Spires Assemble in Little Rock
Whittington and Blake William Spires, both of Little Rock, are named in the notice. The document lists their associations and residence as part of the public filing.
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Whittington
Blake William Spires
Little Rock
Little Rock club padlocked after judge finds nuisance
Little Rock Police padlocked the Univ versity Club after Circuit Judge William J. Kirby ruled it a public nuisance. Six people were arrested in raids Sunday on liquor without a license. Prosecutor Adkisson sought the closing order and charter revocation. He planned to review whether Petroleum gods Industrial Park clubs should also be padlocked.
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Little Rock
William J. Kirby
Richard B. Adkison
Adkisson
Petroleum Gods
Cattle Sale Aids Crippled Children in Abilene
In Abilene Texas more than 350 head of cattle and a goat brought 46585.05 at a seventh cattlemen roundup for cripples children. Texas stockmen added about 23000, totaling 70585.05 to support the West Texas Rehabilitation Center. The standout sale was a nanny goat sold and resold three times, with final buyer Charles Morris donating it for an October sale.
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Abilene
Tex
Texas Stockmen
West Texas
Charles Morris
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