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CAMDEN Ark NEWS Friday. September 29. 1967 Federal Spending Sure To Be Cut This Year THE CAMDEN NEWS Published evenings except Sunday at 112 Madison N.E. Phone 6-5721 or 6-5722. Published by The Camden News Publishing Camden, Ark.

Entered as second class matter June 29 1920 at the post office Teachers Back At N. Y. Desks Aged Monticello Man Burns To Death Ark (AP) William Franklin Trantham, 82, of Monticello, was burned to By BOB MONROE death Thursday when fire de- NEW YORK stroved hjs hunu. here who struck the nation largest Ol Camden, Arkansas'under the Bv WILLIAM F. ARBOAST schwl system for 14 Act ol March 1879.

Zip Code WASH INTON AP) A par- bepan retuniin8 t0 ses Trdntham tisan battle for political advan- at LITTLE ROCK (AP) Local 878 of the Teamsters Union, contending that Hands Wholesale Grocery of North Little interfered with the free choice of its employes, has asked the National Relations Board to set aside art election in which the employes voted 33-il) against union repre- lived with his mentation last Friday. least one was brother, Joe A. Trantham, ------turned away by an angry East about three miles east ol were. LITTLE ROCK tage seems sure to end up in a communitv leader. Authorities said Joe Trantham Department employes of the sharply pruned federal spending had gom, imo Nlonncello and Parker Cadillac here, vot program.

But still at issue is union chapter chairman at brother at the mg in a National Labor Kela Intermediate School 201 was met j.j0me tions Board election Wedues who will wield the shears. Finiey To Move home tions Board election rrom ft (MSGS UTV Congress will probably decide the door.by SLrt County Sheriff Charles da), rejected representation tjv next week whether to take the member of the said he believed the the International Associauo.i By FRANK CRAWFORD initiative in budget-cutting or Planning board, who kt tue a vsuod cookstovc 10 8 Not over my John Assoc ated Press Sports Writer hand President Johnson a "do- and KANSAS (ITY directive. dead bod 0. Finley told the city fathers The stakes are highly politi- The Thursday that he has had party wants to be Marsh, 33. left, enough of Kansas City and blamed for slashing programs Communitv leaders au wants to take his American popular with the public But parents in underprivileged is League baseball club and get some congressmen say spending out.

must drop before they vote for not teachers par rp. i Johnsons proposed income tax in the strike to urn Tne insists major league classroom. baseball should not turn its back Members of the striking United Federation of toe nume. Reagan Says Crime Holds Key Position The also in CHARLES WHALEN EIREKA, III. i AP would seek the Republican p.

es cleMui. nonunation or that he i.ue.esiiio in running vice president Asked who ht felt is closest to getting the GOP presidential iKUiiiiicuion, Reagan replied mat polls show former Vice Presi uent Ricnard N.xun Uie handle on that bat right now. At tiie library dedication in owner don a on a city that has endured a volves the future paychecks of i thousands of government work- Teachers voted more an Ronald Reagan ot California leacue and antics ers in a score of agencies. Their to 1 Thursday to accept a new gays lhe of jdw and order. Eureka 2u miles ot reona, who has chosen to abaV is tied UP 111 a controver million contract an(j cnme ln 0ur streets is Reagan otl youth to help commumitv that toZ appropriation Board of Education and end the pro5ably the top political issue our naU cash to build a stadi- "ould litte affects of the in lhe the paths ot freedom and um with a roofed plaving field.

At un 1 school officials estimated Reagan said at an airport morality and high principle. lhe affected agencies have strike school ot tic Thursday in But then detended his genera- The Titv Council is going to been financed temporarily since it would cost the city some 66 milhon in lost Peoria that the outbreak of dis- in the cities probably have to restud) some of the Vietnam war social legislation, legislation that meant well, but has tailed an Oct. 18 meeting of the Amer- the new fiscal year started July million to $12 lean League prepared to con- 1 with their normal annual mon- state aid But it was also noted vince cluo owners that Kansas ey bills still in the legislative that the city did not spend City has shown support com- machinery Their current mon- million in teachers salaries as an issue. niensurate with the ey ration runs out at midnight during the walkout record, beginning in 1955 when Saturday but they will continue The Board of Education said an 1.300 ouo paid to watch a sixth- operating on faith that eventual- it would decide next week what 1 place highest the A ly the bills will be paid to do about making up lost time ieagan urnu have finished here. No payless paydays are antic- in instruction Suggestions have alma mater, ture Not the least of their argu- by Treasury officials un-included extending the school a ments will be the 69 per cent til mid-October and thev hope year into next July or making At the airpor teagan 3 with a charge by The war.

he said. sure it' Republican, Sen Morton of the war. hard me hai At th vote for the Sports Complex the problem will be resohed by up tune during nonreligious hoi with separate stadiums for then idays and Easter vacation, and football. Finley no problem next The new contract raises th who has threatened to move to week, they added, because em- wage scale to $6,750 to $13.750 a Johnsoi half a dozen cities since buying ploves wall be paid from Sep-year for teachers over a 26 washed the dranchise ui 1961, ignored tember funds for work month period, from $5.400 the bond election. September.

Virtually everyone 11,950 per year. Rumor has it that the solution paid the following week will tall The union also won reduction will oe a move by Finley and into the same category. in some class sizes, revised ma- the President expansion of the major leagues Technically it will be illegal chinen for handling disruptive cashed into Kansas City next year or for many government employes children and an advisory role ewdence is trun the near future. to make a telephone call or take some intensive experimental con.M.Nt'‘ Baseball fans say they would a taxi on business Monday since ucation programs, like for the to stay, minus would be obligating the Finley. They argue the club has government to pay the bill Con- some fine young talent that has hasn't authorized been rushed into the major But one official said leagues too soon but eventually sense, prudence and blind taiin will be winners.

But Finley has will prevail." The government as it has in similar situations before, will continue to operate. WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. he said Joseph S. Clark doubts the votes The House Appropriations are available to retain his $2 0 Committee tried to get unani- billion emergency job program LITTLE ROCK The th us consent Thursday for pas-in antipoverty extension bill, state Education Department re- the 10-day financing bil during Thruston that has been bra militar) and on the conduct ok is- fellow in its goals or has created t-r problems than the ones it was meant to cure, Reagan declared. it enough to have material things? Aren liberty and morality and integrity and iugh principles and a sense of le sponsioiiity more important.

1IH- Poverty Funds In Doubt Reagan said. heeding the ice 0 tary leaders more." The California gov there was no pohtii cance to his Illinois he repeatedly denie bra in- ary w'hen eir advice should be our mUi- Reagans appearance in nois was the tirst in a series 0 engagements he has scheduled this fall in the Midwest. Soutn and East. Reagan planned to speak before Republican party groups at Columbia, S.C Milwaukee returning and his current trip, California Sunday. THE NEXT 45 DAYS l.me J.

F. me to leed your Uwn CARE Feed control at SMITH HARDWARE 121 ADAMS said he won sell. Mena Fire School Brings damage Claim The showdown on eived a hill Thursday from the after the House earlier rejected delayed until ity of Mena for cost incurred a 30-day plan because it couldn week although Sen Robert C. urmg a fire training course consider a Republican alterna-g an assistant conducted there this summer. Rep.

Prank Bow of Ohi It seems that an instructor top Kepuolican on the commi a training course crashed tee. objected to immediat through the fire station doors tion Thursday because the while behind the wheel of a fire hamentarv situation wouldn truck permit consideration of his al ac- par- The bill was $300 3.1 for pairs to the truck and $249 replace the doors NOTICE Notice is hereby given th the Annua! Meeting of the Members of Security Savings and Association will be held at the offices of the Association, 121 Jefferson SkreH SW Camden, Arkansas, at Ten A on October 9. 1967, for the purpose of electing directors and for the transaction such other bus- inejis as may come before the meeting SEfTRJTY SAVINGS AND provided LOAN ASSOCIATION By A. Womack, Sec. 9 22-29 re ternative propos.il to Bow and all 168 Republicans on record want to add to the bill a directive to the President cut $5 billion from spending this year, with the President deciding where to cut Democratic leader Carl Albert told the House the Republican proposal was a surrender to the President of congressional authority He said tne Appropriations Committee has started Democratic leader, moved Thursday to eliminate Clark's job rider trom the legislation Clark, a Pennsylvania Democrat, told newsmen he will con tinue negotiations to get the wites to keep the rider on the bill and said some senators still were on the fence He predicted a substantial major it of Democrats will vote ovemmervt i to retain the job program, add ed in the Senate Commit.

tee to the bill providing $2 26 bil lion for the antipoverty effort in 1967 68 The Johnson administration, already faced with a big budget deficit, strongly opposes the rid Odober 9th 13th a review of appropriations al- ai1 ready made or pending in hopes aiso it can make some deep cuts and ar' to vote agams i recapture some money already Springdale Mayor To Get Awards Day PEST CONTRO! i'h ue 6-2544 CiARY, Ind (AH) John Anderson 83. founder and presi dent of The Anderson ufacturers of windshield wipers and other automotive equipment, died Thursday. Anderson 36. of Springdale in a ceremon founded the company, which at Francisco SPRING DALE. Ark 1 AP 1 man- msjor decorations for her)ism will be awarded to Vrmy Mai.

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also of Little Rock, who was slain 8 as lie stood on the parking lot of a Little Rock drive in restrant Raymond Ear! Henderson, 2U of Little Rock, was charged with assault with intent to kill, for allegedly shooting at Ed wards in the disturbance Jackson, who was held in Pulaski County Jail without bond, will be arraigned Monday morning in Circuit Court here. GOEBEL MUSIC ol Little Kock, Arkansas a GOSPEL MEETING At Maul Road Church of Christ 112.1 Maui Road aniden, Ark. Services Kach Nijarht ON VOI DIAL and 0 S. PAT OPF. Coca-Cola (Ompany ot Southwest Arkansas Will Present All I A Ci 14 Saturday mtkrni vs.

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