U S builds up air power in Southeast Asia
The United States prepares major air and sea force buildups in Southeast Asia in response to North Vietnamese actions. The Midway and Saratoga carriers head toward the Far East with F4 Phantom squadrons on alert. Mayport crews anticipate an eight month tour off Vietnam. additional carriers and ships push toward front lines as 75 aircraft are ordered to Southeast Asia. More than 700 U.S. warplanes now near Vietnam, with 3rd Marine Wing at El Toro receiving orders.
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Associated Press
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Boston
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Nixon to Address Canadians During Ottawa Visit
President Nixon travels to Ottawa for a three day state visit at the invitation of Prime Minister Trudeau. He will address a joint session of the Senate and House of Commons, sign a Great Lakes water quality agreement, and meet senior officials before returning to Washington.
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Nixon
Great Lakes
Ottawa
White House
Pierre
Elliott Trudeau
Roland Maghener
Senate
House of Commons
Ments
Trudeau
United States
Canada
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixons
High Court Rulings and Rehearing Denials
A compilation of Arkansas high court decisions including reversals affirmations and writs of certiorari. Cases involve Carleton Harris et al versus Roland Smith from Pulaski Chancery Third Division and others with rulings from justices Lyle Brown Walter MacDonald and John A. Fogleman. Also reports derailment of Missouri Pacific freight cars with no injuries.
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Carleton Harris
William F. Laman
Roland Smith
Pulaski Chancery
Borden, Inc
A Corp
William Clay Smith
Boone Chancery
George Rose Smith
Walter MacDonald
Jerry W. Hickman
St. Francis Circuit
Lyle Brown
Dermott Tractor Co
Preston Simmons
Chicot Chance
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co
Fiddie Boley
General Security Corp
Lavon Watson
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Co
M. C
Leo Thompson
State of Arkansas
Oaklawn Jockey Club, Inc
Pickens-Bond Construction Co
Justice Fogleman
Buford Martin
W. T. Langley
H. F. Gatlin
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Dorothy Edmonds
Leonard E. Edmonds
Hon van Bibber
Et Ax
Ozark, Ark
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Candidate Plans Campaign Walk North Little Rock
Jack Riggs of North Little Rock announced a campaign walk to reach the state capitol. He aims to walk from West Memphis to Fort Smith, five days a week, stopping in towns and venturing off-route on weekends, hoping to finish before the May 30 primary.
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North Little Rock
Jack Riggs
State
Riggs
West Memphis
Fort Smith
Arkansas Weather: 24 Hour Report and Forecast
Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Monday with a high of 72 and low of 37 for Arkansas. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered showers and thunder storms. Lows tonight in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Highs Tuesday mid 70s to low 80s.
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Arkansas
T. Tommy Cutrer to Host KXAR 25th Anniversary Party
Disc jockey T. Tommy Cutrer will MC KXAR's 25th anniversary celebration on May 19 at the Fair Park Coliseum. He hosts Music City U.S.A. daily and has featured Johnny Cash, Eddy Arnold, Porter Wagoner, Dolly Parton, and Mel Tillis among others. Tickets are $2 including dinner, available at KXAR and Anderson Frazier Insurance, with limited quantity for KXAR listeners.
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America
KXAR
Fair Park Coliseum
Cutrer
T. Tommy
U.S.A
Johnny Cash
Eddy Arnold
Tex Ridder
Porter Wagoner
Dolly Parton
Mel Tillis
Anderson Frazier Insurance
Obituaries for Rhodes Dillard Hawthorne in Arkansas area
Edward W. Rhodes 82 of McCaskill dies in Nashville hospital a World War I veteran and former farmer survived by four brothers and a sister. services at Friendship Baptist Church and burial in Friendship Cemetery. Bama C. Dillard of Ozan dies widow of Horace Dillard survived by son John W. Dillard and sister Rob Dillard. burial in Sardis Cemetery following Latimer Funeral Chapel service. Herbert D. Hawthorne 46 of Texarkana dies, Korean War veteran survived by wife two sons three daughters three sisters and his mother, burial details not specified.
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McCaskill
Nashville
Nevada County
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Herman
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Hamby Rhodes
Malvern
Lula Woods
Friendship Baptist Church
Friendship Cemetery
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Ozan
Horace Dillard
Sardis
Herbert D. Hawthorne
Texarkana
Hempstead
Herbert Lee Hawthorne
Michael Douglas Hawthorne
Linda Marie Reeder
Lisa Ann Hawthorne
Helen Gray
Daingerfield
Texas
Eunice Buckley
Martha Stanley
Dorothy Stokes
Seminole
Edna Vann
Hope
Autopsy Delay in Clay County Sheriff, Deputy Deaths
The autopsy reports for Clay County Sheriff Doug Barey and Deputy Glen Archer, killed while serving a warrant on Bert Criss, will be available in one to two weeks. State Medical Examiner Rodney Carlton said he will mail the reports to the prosecutor once completed.
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Little Rock
Clay County
Rodney Carlton
Clay
Sheriiff
Doug Barey
Pregott
Glen Archer
Carmine
Elbert Ray
Bert” Criss
McDoug Han
Grissom
Desree
Wilson Faces Senate ITT Probers
Rep. Bob Wilson said ITT guaranteed half of the 800000 San Diego needed to land next summer's Republican National Convention but the figure was later reduced. He testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that ITT's commitment was a working figure and that no formal agreement existed to back half the total. Wilson, a key bidder, described discussions with ITT president Harold Geneen and noted the deadline had passed while pursuing private backing. The probe into ITT and Kleindienst's nomination expands amid Life magazine assertions and Anderson's memo alleging links between settlements and San Diego funding commitments.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington
Bob Wilson
R-Calif
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
San Diego
ITT
Wilson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harold S. Geneen
Sheraton's
Gation
Geneen
Sheraton
Judiciary Committee
GOP
Richard G. Kleindiens
Justice Department
Life Magazine
Kleindienst
Jack Anderson
ITT Interoffice
Anderson
Panel Rules State Vote Law Illegal
A three judge federal panel ruled Arkansas residency requirements to vote unconstitutional citing a Supreme Court decision on Tennessee. It kept a 30 day in precinct rule as a stand in, noting its status could change after this year. The ruling followed a suit by Mary Jane Smith of Little Rock challenging the law.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
Mary Jane Smith
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