Nature cannibalism and advertising critique text
An essay contends nature and institutions exhibit cannibalism, citing Red River headwaters lore, a Terhune wolf tale, and a critique of government regulators. It then quotes a Arkansas Press Association item on advertising’s influence, lobbying, IRS deductibility, and the defense of advertising as essential to free enterprise and economic progress.
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Nature
Albert Payson Terhune
Old Liberty Magazine
North America
Terhune
Great Plains
The
Arkansas Press Association
Pickle Workers Vote for Union in Arkansas
The National Labor Relations Board reported Atkins Pickle Co. workers in Atkins Arkansas voted 60 to 33 for representation by Local 878 of the Teamsters union. The January 1968 vote against the union was challenged and the results were set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
National Labor Relations Board
Atkins Pickle Co
Atkins
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Carswell Seeks Senate Seat In Florida Primary
MIAMI AP Judge G Harrold Carswell rejected Supreme Court nomination and announced a bid for the U S Senate to join President Nixon in constitutional conservative goals. He faces U S Representative William Cramer in the Republican primary as Lt. Gov. Ray Osborne withdraws for party unity. Florida candidates include FR Schultz Lawton Chiles and Robert Haverfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Carswell
Senate
U.S
Willian Cramer
White House
Cramer
Spessard Holland
Florida
Edward Gurney
FR Schultz
House of Representatives
Lawton Chiles
Robert Haverfield
Georgia
G. Harrold Carswell
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
William Cramer
Woman 72 Dies After Car Collision North of North Little Rock
Mrs. Jean Smith aged 72 of North Little Rock died Monday evening at a local hospital from injuries sustained when struck by a car on Arkansas 5 about ten miles north of North Little Rock. The incident occurred earlier Monday.Authorities report the driver remained at the scene and assisted responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Little Rock
Jean Smith
Arkansas 5
Spacemen to Tell World About Flight
Apollo 13 astronauts James A. Lovell Fred W. Haise and John L. Swigert report the space disaster to the nation in a televised briefing to detail the oxygen tank explosion and four day peril while a review board leads a probe into the accident that halted the $375 million moon mission. Cortright meets with the crew as NASA grounds future lunar flights until a fix is found. Cape Kennedy prepares for Apollo 14 while officials form the high level review board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Benedic
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
James A. Lovell Jr
Fred W. Haise Jr
John L. Swigert Jr
Lovell
Earth
Review Board
Edgar M. Cortright
Manned Spacecraft Center
Space Agency
Langley, Va
Washington
NASA
Dy. Thomas O. Paine
See Spacemen
Letters from the past you rarely hear about
A collection of unusual postman letters reveals unexpected life twists. A wealthy retiree plans a Hawaii trip for classmates, an art dealer offers 20 to 30 works with prices from 250 to 500, a fortune heiress awaits contact, astrology forecasts promise a raise, and a college student abandons radicalism for romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Clem Cutcher
Clem
Hawaii
Joan
Millicent
Grandma Moses
Elen
President Nixon's Vietnam withdrawal taps 1972 campaign aim
President Nixon announces a 150,000-man drawdown in Vietnam, aiming to defuse the war as a political issue in the 1972 elections. Analysts and military leaders doubt the pace and warn the resulting force level around 265,000 may still be politically charged and insufficient. Deputy Muskie notes the issue will persist as troop levels may level off near 284,000 next spring.
Cuban Exiles claim two invasion groups in long campaign
U.S.-based Cuban exiles say two invasion groups were sent to challenge Fidel Castro. Castro vows to exterminate the force during a funeral for five soldiers. Alpha 66 counters that guerrilla warfare has only begun. Castro blasts U.S. backing while pursuing a 10 million ton sugar harvest.
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Theodore A
Ediger
Associated Press
MIAMI
Fidel Castro
Castro
Alpha 66
Havana
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
United States
Senor Nixon
Pentagon
CIA
Elimination Thursday for FHA Rodeo
Elimination Thursday night April 23 marks the Junior Bull Riding round of the Future Farmers Rodeo hosted by the Hope High School FFA chapter. Top 32 riders advance to Friday and Saturday finals. three merchants will cover the $306 calf rental fee.
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Future Farmers
Hope High School
Southern Mills
John Graves
al Graives
Southern Grain and Elevator
Monty Monts
Irving Towns
Hope Livestock Commission Board
Lamar
Contracts for Park Roads in Arkansas Reservoir Areas
Rep. Hammerschmidt says Army Engineers awarded contracts for surfacing recreation area roads and parking at several Arkansas reservoirs. Rock Products Inc. of Heber Springs won a 13,217 dollar contract for work around Blue Mountain Bull Shoals Daradelle Greers Ferry and Norfolk reservoirs. Table Rock Asphalt Construction Co. of Branson Mo won a 131,008 dollar contract for surfacing Beaver and Table Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Rark
Army Engineers
Arkansas
Rock Products Inc
Heber Springs
Blue Mountain
Bull Shoals
Dardanelle
Greers Ferry
Nor Fork
Table Rock Asphalt Construction Co
Trapped by Flood Waters Now Safe
Thirty-one people were rescued from flood water near Blanchard Springs Caverns north of Mountain View Arkansas. They had been stranded since Friday with a seven month old baby among eight Hendrix students and local residents who were evacuated after water subsided Monday.
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Mountain View
Ark
Exist
Blanchard Springs
Here
Jerry B. Park
Conway
Park
Henry M. Wachtensdorf
Hendrix
Frances Ansell
Fran Featherston
Pine Bluff
Elizabeth Campbell
Camden
Ginny Jayroe
Mary Alice Linehart
Patricia Lnehart
Hazel Thomas
Beverly Par
North Little York
South Vietnamese Forces Push Deep Into Cambodia
South Vietnamese troops launched a third major incursion into Cambodia, with a force estimated up to 2,000 Rangers and armor driving into Svay Rieng Province near Tuyen Binh. Initial reports credited heavy enemy resistance and confirmed 144 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed. 20 South Vietnamese soldiers killed and 75 wounded on the first day of fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Cambodia
Svay Rieng
Tuyen Binh
Nixon Sets 150000 Troop Withdrawals Goal
Nixon announces plans to pull 150000 U S troops from Vietnam over the next year in a television radio address from San Clemente California. The move continues recent withdrawal pace and aims to reshape the Vietnam engagement amid ongoing operations.
Nixon sets goal to withdraw 150,000 U.S. troops from Vietnam
President Nixon announced plans to pull out another 150,000 American troops from Vietnam over the next year, contingent on peace talks. He said the pace aligns with recent months and could speed up if negotiations improve, while stressing no progress has been made on the negotiating front. He cited confidence that pacification is succeeding and that South Vietnam can defend itself. The plan would reduce the troop ceiling to about 284,000 by May 1971, from a peak of 594,500.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
South Vietnam
U.S
Frank Cormier
U. S
Camiodia
Laos
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Pat
Ffl
Fire damages University of Kansas student union
LAWRENCE Kan AP A fire caused extensive damage to the University of Kansas student union as campus tensions flare Investigators said the blaze cause unknown and nearby windows were broken by possible gunfire while no armed mobs were found Students helped firefighters for hours before the blaze was controlled Earlier that day Lawrence High students rejected a Black students demand regarding cheerleaders and all city schools were dismissed amid unrest
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Dennis Kallsen
Lawrence High School
Kallsen
Lawrence Journal-World
Santa Fe
Lawrence High
Burglar Escapes With Jewelry Store Loot
City police reported the Sunday night burglary of Keith's Jewelry Store. About $5 000 to $6 000 in rings and watches were taken. Entry was through a transom above the door, with loot taken from showcases and left via the rear door. The burglary was not found until about 9 a.m. Monday. Investigator Officer Parl Ward and State Capt. Milton Mosier are handling the case.
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Keith
Parl Ward
Milton Mosier
Youth Music Festival honors Van Buren choir
A 39 member choir from the First Baptist Church of Van Buren earned a Superior Rating in the A Division at the state Youth Music Festival in Pine Bluff. Director Bill Mitchell, son of Ivy and Mrs. Mitchell of Hope, led the group as Butch Reeves delivered the Sunday message at Arkadelphia's Second Baptist Church with family present. Other local figures attended regional events, including the Baptist Missionary Association meeting in Lit tle Rock, and the Southwest Arkansas District Poultry Festival set for May 24 in Nashville. Clarence Barrong of Hope won the top business education award at Southern State College’s Mage onia awards dinner.
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Pine Bluff
First Baptist Church of
van Buren
Bill Mitchell
Ivy Mitchell
Hope
Olan
Butch) Reeves
Second Baptist Church
Arkadelphia
Pony) Reeves
Vickie
Kitty
J.¥. Townsend
Butch
Ouachita Baptist University
Nashville
Hope and
Southern State College
Magenolia
Clarence Barrong
American Party Head to Speak at $25 Dinner
T Coles man Andrews national chair man of the American Party will speak at a 25 dollar dinner May 2 in Little Rock. Walter Carruth of Lexa, chairman of the American Party of Arkansas, announced plans for the fundraiser. Coleman is a former IRS director under Eisenhower and was a 1948 states rights candidate for vice president with Strom Thurmond.
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Lexa
Ark
T. Colesman Andrews
American Party
Little Rock
Walter Carruth
American Party of Arkansas
Coleman
Internal Revenue Service
Eisenhower
Algo
Cate Didate
Sen
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Wind Sinks 14 Maumelle Boats at Lake Maumelle
Fourteen to eighteen foot craft sank after strong winds tore two sections of boat dock loose from groing at Maumelle Lake. Gene Toller, 4m, of Maumelle Harbor, reported wind carried boats across the lake and against an island. Damages totaled about 26,000 to 60,000 dollars.
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Little Rock
Miumelle
Lake Miumelle
Gene Toller
Agseung
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