Young Teacher Wins A Round In Monkey Suit
Susan Epperson, a 24 year old biology teacher in Little Rock, leads Arkansas Education Association legal challenge against a ban on teaching Darwin's theory. Chancery Court ruled the law unconstitutional for restraining inquiry. Appeal to Arkansas Supreme Court awaits, as parties dispute limits on freedom of speech in public schools.
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Beyerynne Evranenre
Mie Jaw
Forrest Rozzell
Association
Maccay Teed
Chancery Court
Arkansas Supreme Court
Lata
Arkansas Supréema Court
Moperson
Allormeys
Orvel EB
Faubus
Ling
Winthrop Barkefeller
Cadiers’ Association
Congress
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Bruce Bonnoelt
Bennett
Epperson
We Little Rock School Board
Arkansas Vehications Association
Man Held After Fatal Shooting in Ashe County
An 41 year old Raymn and Shetton of Trade Tennessee remained jailed in Ashe County after a fatal shooting near Russell Snyder Georgia. Sheriff Gene Bure said Shelton plans to stay jailed until tensions ease in the Tanarack area where the shooting occurred Monday. The inquiry touches a 150 year family feud. no charges filed and no hearing date set. The story also references debates over evolution and free speech amid Arkansas anti-evolution laws and historic court rulings.
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West Jefferson
N. C
Api—Raymn
Shetton
Ashe County
Russell Snyder
Gene Bure
Tanarack
Baressid Shelton
Shelton
Sniper Victim to Wed in Vow Amid Tragedy
Judy Paulos 20 of Fairfield Texas will marry Abdul Kashah 86 of Baghdad Iraq on August 2. They survived an Austin sniper attack and walk toward marriage with injuries noted. Janet hospitalized with a left shoulder wound and Abdul Kasbah treated for an elbow injury. After completing studies at the University of Texas, the couple plans to reside in Baghdad.
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Judy Paulos
Fiarland
Banks Urged To Curb Credit In Tightening Rate Move
Washington reports say Johnson administration presses banks to curb credit as prime lending rates rise for the fourth time in a year. Banks including First National City Bank and Continental Illinois National Bank moved to raise rates amid growing loan demand. Officials warn higher rates may slow consumer and business borrowing while broader inflation fears persist.
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Johnson Administration
Cies
Johnson
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Natonal City Bank of
New York
Continental Hlinais National Bank & Trust Co
Chicago
William J. Moore
Fowler
Federal New Serve
Federal Reserve System
Sen
Marke
D Ind
Federal Reserve
Hartke
Federal Reserve Board
Pilot and Ground Casualties Rise in Da Nang Air Crash
AP dispatch from Saigon reports a Marine jet bomber crashed on takeoff from Da Nang, killing at least 11 Vietnamese on the ground. The pilot survived after ejecting. his parachute failed but a tree broke his fall. The aircraft carried two 1,000 pound bombs and 20mm ammo, with explosions destroying nearby homes.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Aden
da Nang
U.S. Maine
Turstay
South China Sea
No. 1
USB Navy
Iwo Jima
Air Force
Marine
Honoiaiphong
Sont
Demilitarized Zone
North
South
Viet Nam
Haiphong
Hanoi
Hahei
U. S
Ta Drang
Central Highlands
Con Manders
Trey
Few Mourning For $2 Bill After Print Pause At Track
Washington AP report notes Treasury officials expect little public mourning for the discontinued $2 bill with no more notes to be printed due to weak demand. Banks report nostalgia orders, while some letter writers criticize the move as harming the spirit of independence.
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HS Coyne Washington
Treasury Department
Rency
Guy
ABC Chief Policies Criticized By State Board Report
RALEIGH AP The ABC Board of Control enforcement division faces sharp criticism of its administrative policies and its director Lee Pile tins. A study by the Institute of Government, requested by ABC Director Ray Brady, cites organizational flaws and calls for upgrading. Brady notes several recommendations may be adopted though he does not plan divisional personnel changes.
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Raleigh
Alesha Board of Control
Lee PL Piletins
ABC
Ray Brady
Institute of Government
Brady
ABC Directory
Dan Moore
Antiwar confrontations fuel House hearing chaos
Washington AP reports a raucous opening at the House Un-American Activities Committee as antiwar protesters shout and surge through the Capitol complex. Police and federal marshals arrest 17 during clashes while lawmakers prepare evidence tying groups like the May 2nd Movement to Communist links amid accusations against President Johnson and the Vietnam war.
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House
UN American Activities Comittee
Terry Robin
Berkeley
Calif
Carl
Leadsdorf Washington
Het
Unite States
Viet Nam
House Committee On UN
Congressional
Aller
Progressive Labor Moveent
Progressive Labor Party
Phillip A. Luce
Progressive Labor Movement
Progressive Tabor
Communist Party
Inco
Contiltes
Cubs
Jeffery Gordon
Labor Party
New York
Gordon
Johnson
Progressive Cahor
Brooklyn
Local bites on prices and court cases headline busy week
Bronnia Pittman reports price changes for beverages on page one while a juvenile court case draws attention to underage trouble. Marcia Marlin pens a Gazelle Woman column recounting a case history behind a young girl. Wrightson and Hunt star in Kiss Me Kate at Charlotte Summers Theater with reviewer Elshe Hamilton on opening night. Officials review summer education programs noting no student regression. Racial school mixing prompts a teacher to quit, detailed on page 1B.
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Gazelle Woman's
Marcia Marlin
Jee Fay
Wrightson
Lois Hunt
Charlotte Summers Theater
Kiss Me
Kate
Elshe Hamilton
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