Paper recycling plant and pine reforestation push noted
Our Daily rea column highlights Wichita Falls Texas families major city plan to start a paper recycling plant as part of sanitation services. Southland Paper Mills in Texas completes planting 6 million pine seedlings across East and South Texas to secure pulpwood through 2000. The piece links eco friendly business with forest restoration. The New Orleans Times-Picayune column applauds Georgia sunshine open meetings law modeled after Florida, praising transparency and public access.
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Lindbergh Group Rescued by U S Air Force Helicopter
Charles A Lindbergh and 47 scientists were airlifted from a jungle cave site in the Taladay Forest near Manila after their helicopter broke down. They had spent 11 days with the Tasaday people 4,000 feet up in the mountains while collecting data on the isolated group. The rescue followed a call for help from Manuel Elizalde Jr the expedition leader, who said they faced food shortages and would have needed days to hike out.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
U.S. Air Force
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Air Force
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Clark Air Force Base
Manuel Elizalde Jr
Elizalde
Davis Trial Resumes in California Court
The Angela Davis trial resumes in San Jose as Assistant District Attorney Gary Thomassen testifies. Thomassen, paralyzed from a 1970 courthouse hostage incident, is to speak at the start of week two. Davis faces murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges over the Marin County Civic Center plot to free Soledad Brothers.
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Calif
Angela Davis
Asst. Dist
Gary Thomas
Miss Davis
Marin County Civic Center
UCLA
Albert Harris Jr
Soledad Brothers
Priest Guilty on One Count in Harrisburg Case
Antiwar priest Philip Berrigan was found guilty of smuggling a letter from a federal prison. The Harrisburg Seven jury remained deadlocked on nine counts including a conspiracy to kidnap Kissinger as the trial stretched over 11 weeks and cost the government nearly $1 million.
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Philip Berrigan
Harrisburg Seven
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Berrigan
Kissinger
Washington
D.C
Draft Board
Elizabeth McAlister
Late Winter Blast Spurs Warnings Across Plains
A late Arctic cold wave sweeps the northern Plains prompting cold wave warnings as temperatures dip toward zero. Snow along the front triggers stockman alerts from eastern Wyoming to Nebraska and Kansas, with freeze warnings for Oklahoma. Frost warnings reach the South Atlantic states, while a few showers dot New England and the Ohio Valley. Early temps range from 10 in Marquette to 71 in Brownsville with varied readings across major cities.
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Dakotas
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
South Atlantic
Georgia
New England
Ohio Valley
Arkansas
ITT lobbyist repeats denial in TV interview
Dita Beard, ITT lobbyist who collapsed during Senate testimony, left a Denver hospital bed to tape a CBS 60 Minutes interview. She again denied writing sections of a memorandum linked to antitrust settlements and ITT support for the GOP convention.
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Dita Beard
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Senate
Beard
Denver
Jack Anderson
CBS
60 Minutes
ITT
San Diego
Subcommittee
Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital
Mike Wallace
Don Hewitt
Mrs. Beard
Carriers Recalled to Aid Massive Air Raids
SAIGON AP The United States recalled two aircraft carriers to the Tonkin gulf to reinforce a large air strike force about to hit back at North Vietnam after a North Vietnamese assault across the DMZ. Kitty Hawk and Constellation join Coral Sea and Hancock with 275 warplanes and 250 Air Force jets to prepare a major retaliation.
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United States
Tonkin Gulf
South Vietnam
Kitty Hawk
Vietnam
Constellation
Japan
Coral Sea
Hancock
Vietnam Army Doing Well in Early Phase of Offensive
U S defense officials say the South Vietnamese army is doing well against the North Vietnamese offensive in its first four days. They caution the situation is fluid and stress no routs or direct U S ground involvement. The expected test is facing the crack 1st Division and weather has limited air power.
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Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
Washington
United States
Melvin R. Laird
Dmz
Bethune Announces Run For Arkansas Attorney General
Ed Bethune 36 a Searcy lawyer and former FBI agent names Republican bid for attorney general. He cites crime and government malfeasance as top issues and backs modernization of procedures and educational programs for fair uniform enforcement. Other candidates are Democrat Jim Guy Tucker and Bill Thompson.
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Little Rock
Ed Bethune
Searcy
FBI
Bethune
State Criminal Code Revision Commission
Atty
Jim Guy Tucker
Bill Thompson
Fort Smith
Apprehended Inside Laundry At National Laundry Building
City police report a 20 year old Negro man named Lee Warren Davis was caught inside the National Laundry building at 1 30 a m Monday while attempting to break into the laundry safe. Davis was turned over to the Sheriff's Department for prosecution. Officers Edwards R Rowe and Sulzer led the arrest. Davis was linked to a break in at Lee's Garage next to the laundry. no items were reported missing.
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Lee Warren Davis
National Laundry
Lee
Edwards
R. Rowe
Sulzer
Davis
Sheriff's Department
Pottinger Sees Busing Freeze Highlighting Civil Rights Progress
Washington AP The top civil rights enforcer says Nixon’s proposed halt to court ordered busing could draw attention to gains in equal rights for women and Spanish speakers and in government contractor employment. J Stanley Pottinger, director of the OCR, says much progress is happening beyond busing and outlines a balanced approach to enforcement and priorities. He notes uneven compliance in Southern colleges and stresses integrated programs over forced mixing, while signaling remedies will be clarified but not wiped out by the moratorium.
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Washington
Nixon
J. Stanley Pottinger
U.S. Office For Civil Rights
Pottinger
White House
Congress
HUD Bans Dunn & Bradstreet in 87 Offices Nationwide
HUD orders all 87 offices to cease business with Dun and Bradstreet Inc amid federal grand jury charges tied to a New York real estate scandal. FHA halts its national contract for commercial credit data on businesses and individuals.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Federal Grand
New York
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Dun & Bradstreet
Brooklyn
N.Y
All Around Town highlights and college pledges
Hope freshman Ronnie Lee Massanelli pledges Phi Lambda Chi at UAM, son of Vic and Mrs Massanelli, and Magnolia High student Carolyn Shapley wins National Spanish Contest. Also reports on court docket Annie Payne, a Hot Springs bankers conference panelist Thomas E. Hays Jr at First National Bank, an independent Spring Hill basketball tourney, local police weekly report with traffic and crime totals, and Dun & Bradstreet indictments related to FHA mortgage insurance.
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Ronnie Lee Massanelli
Hope
Phi Lambda Chi
University of Arkansas At Monticello
Vic Massanelli
Hope High
Cone
UAM
Massanelli
Arkansas Bankers Association
Hot Springs
Thomas E. Hays, Jr
First National Bank
Hays
Hendrix College
Conway
Magnolia High
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