Mansfield Pluys Consular Treaty But Dirksen Appears to Hold Key
Senate leader Mansfield argues a Soviet consular treaty would aid Americans traveling there and stresses no one sided benefit while espionage concerns can be managed by the FBI. Dirksen opposes the pact but may steer GOP votes in a later caucus as he weighs security versus East West détente.
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FBI
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R-Ky
Clergy Day Program at El Dorado Civitan Luncheon
El Dorado Civitan Club will observe Clergy Day at its Thursday luncheon at the Rufus Garrett Hotel. Rev Bill Huddleston pastor Trinity Baptist Church and club chaplain leads the program. The Ministers Greatest Problems is the discussion topic.
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Civitan
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Weather Forecast for Arkansas and Louisiana
Considerable cloudiness and mild with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms mainly east tonight and early Thursday. Cooler west tonight with decreasing clouds and cooler Thursday. Low tonight 40s west to around 60 southeast. high Thursday 50s northwest to low 60s southeast. Louisiana remains partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered showers.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Louisiana
Vatican Russia secret talks hint at new diplomacy era
Vatican and the Soviet Union reportedly moving toward technical level talks and a reciprocal diplomatic representation short of ambassadors. Pope Paul VI met with Soviet President Podgorny in a roundtable session seen as a potential start to broader negotiations affecting Catholic rights in the USSR and church presence in Eastern Europe.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Soviet Union
Paul VI
Nikolai Podgorny
Yugoslavia
Podgorny
Reischauer cites three U.S. Vietnam policy errors
In an exclusive interview Edwin O. Reischauer, historian and diplomat, identifies three major mistakes guiding U.S. Vietnam policy over two decades. He argues de escalation and possible halt of bombing could ease the conflict and warns against new commitments. He notes Ho Chi Minh might have steered Vietnam independently without U.S. interference.
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Edwin O. Reischauer
Far East
Ho Chi Minh
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Spencer Davis
Washington
Japan
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Reischauer
State Department
Harvard University
Dien Bien Phu
North Vietnam
Yugoslavia
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Groundfire Downs Two U S Aircraft Near Laos
Communist groundfire hit two of three U S planes near the Laotian border while defoliating the Ho Chi Minh trail. One C123 Providers crew was killed. another plane landed at Khe Sanh. Heavy fog limited U S raids to 39 missions in North Vietnam. Ground fighting persisted in South Vietnam as Marines ended Operation Prairie, launching RP-2.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
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Khe Sanh
North Vietnam
Mekong
Delta
Demilitarized Zone
Controversy Over Pure Oxygen in Apollo Program
An AP analysis recounts four years of debate on using pure oxygen for Apollo. After two fatal fires in four days at Cape Kennedy and in San Antonio, NASA faces renewed scrutiny of an all oxygen atmosphere. Opponents warned of fire hazards and health risks, while officials cited plumbing, weight, and reliability concerns.
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AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy, Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Kennedy
San Antonio
Tex
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Apollo
Earth
Space Agency
Rozzell Protests Rockefeller Plan To Vet o Bill
Rozzell of the Arkansas Education Association denounces Gov. Rockefeller plan to veto a bill that would allocate a $2.79 million surplus to teachers. He argues surplus funds should be used as a $500 salary boost now and criticizes prior AEA support for the measure. Rockefeller says the veto is to fund the higher pay from the surplus and maintains the veto stands.
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AEA
Arkansas Education Department
Russia Orders Reduction Of Peking Embassy Staff To Skeleton Size
Soviet officials plan to cut the Peking embassy staff to a skeleton crew after days of riotous anti Soviet actions. Chinese authorities have attacked the embassy and harassed Soviet diplomats while demonstrations spread to Hanoi and Paris. The Kremlin is also weighing severing diplomatic ties as tensions rise.
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Mao Forces Claim Hold On Sinkiang
Wall posters in Peking claim Mao Tse tung forces routed opposition in Sinkiang and captured a fifth major city. Reports say Urumehi and Shihhotze are under Maoist control, with anti Maoists fleeing to mountains after arms losses.
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Kweichow
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Taiyung
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Chou En-lai
Soviet Union
Wang En-mao
Arkansas Senate faces lengthy debate on stamps and turnback
The Arkansas Senate opened at 11 pm with bills to abolish trading stamps, increase state turnback to cities, and ban political activity by state employees. The trading stamps measure drew the most debate. a public hearing preceded a committee's refusal to endorse.
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Little Rock -Up
Arkansas Senate
Richard Earl Griffin
Crossett
Senate
Morrell Gathright
Pine Bluff
Legislative Council
House
Winthrop Rockefeller
Sen
J. Lee Bearden
Leachville
Six Killed As Bus Hits Stalled Truck Near Columbia
A Trailways bus rear ended a stalled tractor trailer on Interstate 26 near Columbia at 4:30 a.m. killing at least seven passengers and injuring 15 to 17 others. Truck driver Donald Goan, 29, of Morristown Tennessee, said a car swerved into his lane. The bus was torn open and the dead were not yet identified.
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Columbia
S.C
Roy Cherry
Richland County
Charleston Naval Base
Donald Goan
Morristown
Tenn
Goan
Pirtle Warns Motorists Over Stopped School Bus Stop
Union County Sheriff H H Pirtle warns motorists not to pass buses stopped for school children. He cites complaints and says violators will face stiff fines when caught and taken to court.
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Union County
H.H. Pirtle
Most of State Set for Rain By Thursday
Forecasts from the U S Weather Bureau indicate measurable precipitation across most of the state by Thursday morning. A chance of locally severe thunderstorms is possible in the north, with scattered showers in the south that should exit Arkansas by Thursday morning. Cooler temperatures and cloudy skies are expected, with highs in the 30s to mid 40s.
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Associated Press
U.S. Weather Bureau
Arkansas
January permits total 439000 for public works
Building permits with an estimated valuation of 439,500 were issued in January under W. R. Baker, director of public works. Notable permits include Hartman Moore 700 block W Grove for 100,000 and Wilson Hargett Hillsboro St 75,000. Other listed properties range from 1,000 to 60,000.
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Pest Moore
Crestwood
Croatwich St
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Briarwood
Briarna St
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Oak St
Cearley Promoted as Officergen Position Promised
The fragment notes Arthur C Cearley being promised a promotion or official position though details are unclear. It hints at a government or organizational context and potential appointment.
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