Vote to Save Lockheed Loan Bill Faces Uncertain Passage
Senate prepared to vote on a 250 million loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft Corp as part of a scaled back rescue package. Outcome uncertain with opposition and time pressures before a August deadline. Also noted is a gospel songs project by Edward J. Cooper linked to the Unity Baptist Church with a fundraising program August 6.
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Lockheed
Ty Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Mike Mansfield
Congress
John G. Tower
H-Tex
Lowell P. Weicker
Rconn
Sid
House
Carl Albert
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Mansfield
Tower
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Edward J. Cooper
Unity Baptist Church of Hope
Baptist Missionary Association of America
Prescott
Mr. Cooper
Word Records
Waco
Texas
Unity Trio
James Ellis
Jerry Brown
Clovis Hicks
Gordon Renshaw
Bob Hand
Harvest Gleaner Hour
Edward Cooper
Wanda King
Mike Huckabee
Ledward Cooper
Billy Dan Jones
Unity Baptist Church
Taiwan
Unity Music Makers
Obituary for Mrs Lillie Jenkens of Plainview Texas
Mrs Lillie Jenkens of Plainview Texas died last night in a Plainview hospital Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p m in Plainview She is survived by her husband Clarence Jenkens two sons Dorman and Howard Jenkens both of Plainview one daughter Mrs Eva Selman of Plainview one brother John Armes of Plainview seven sisters Mrs T C Brantley and Mrs Mae Campbell both of Hope Mrs Floyd Sutton and Mrs Louie Brantley both of Rosston Mrs Claude Campbell of Emmet Mrs Irene Powell of Gulfport Mississippi and Mrs Tom Ross of Hugh Springs Texas.
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Lillie Jenkens
Plainview
Texas
Clarence Jenkens
Dorman Jenkens
Howard Jenkens
Eva Selman
John Armes
T.C. Brantley
Mae Campbell
Hope
Floyd Sutton
Louie Brantley
Rosston
Claude Campbell
Emmet
Irene Powell
Gulfport
Tom Ross
Hugh Springs
Sixty two pass Arkansas State Bar Examination
Sixty two examinees passed the Arkansas Bar Examination given July 19 21 announced Saturday. Names listed include Harvey L. Bell El Dorado James T Magness Fayetteville Walter J Nixon Jr Jacksonville Paul B Benham Ill Marianna Hubert W Alexander Jr Little Rock Charles C Burns Smackover Carl D Bird Little Rock and many others from Little Rock Fayetteville West Helena Searcy Conway Texarkana and Hot Springs.
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Little Rock
Harvey L. Bell
el Dorado
James T. Magness
Fayetteville
Walter J. Nixon
Jacksonville
Paul B. Benham
Marianna
Hubert W. Alexander Jr
Charles C. Burns
Smackover
Carl D. Bird
David V. Capes
West Helena
Richard W. Chapman
Searcy
James Michael Cogbill
Herschel W. Cleveland
Magazine
James E. Davis
Texarkana
John ©. Farr
John RK. Elroad
Siloam Springs
Bill Etter
Janesboro
Raymond F. Galloway
Larry EF. Graddy
Conway
David P. Henry
Michael L. Gibson
George Stewart Kopp
Joan A. Jones
Michael FE. Kelly
William Mayo Lee Jr
Clarendon
Charles J. McCall
Batesville
Wallace McClain Moody
John T Morse
John W. Parkerson
Hot Springs
Kent J. Rubens
West Memphis
Janes F. Mitchell
Ronald M. McCann
Ettevile
Gary Peter Barker
Eudora
James &. Allen
North Little Rock
Elizabeth E. Bates
van Buren
Robert C. Banks Jr
Juin
Clark
Leachville
Leo J. Carney
Harry FE. Cook Jr
Lake Village
Robert H Crank
Foreman
Edwin J. Cooper
Erwin L. Davis
Larry LD
Douglas
Springdale
Ministers Tie The Knot In Providence Church Ceremony
Two Protestant ministers married in Providence Rhode Island after meeting 35 years ago in Maine. The Rev Wilbur I Bull and Rev Eunice B Shaw wed at Beneficent Congregational Church. Their careers spanned Mt Desert Larger Parish in Maine and Oxford County United Parish in Waterford before moves to New Hampshire and New York. The Pacific Ocean fact is unrelated.
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Providence, R.I
Maine
Wilbur I. Bull
Eunice B. Shaw
Mt. Desert Larger
Mt. Desert Island
Bull
Oxford County United
Waterford
New Hampshire
Chautauqua
N.Y
Sudan breaks with Russia and Bulgaria
The Sudanese government recalls ambassadors from Moscow and Sofia and warns of breaking relations with the Soviet Union over intervention in internal affairs. A Bulgarian embassy role in the coup plot is cited, while Sudan plans to seek arms elsewhere. Libyan leader Kadafi accuses Arab rulers of disunity and failing to support Palestinians, naming no specific leaders. Five of fourteen Arab chiefs attended a regional conference with Yasir Arafat.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Sofia
Soviet Union
Egypt
Middle East
Jaafar el Numairi
Bulgaria
Sudan
Numairi
Khartoum
Kremlin
Tass
Muammar Kadafi
Hussein
Jordan
Tripoli
Kadafi
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Hassan
Morocco
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah
Israeli doctor develops small Heart Potential Detector device
In Rosh Haayin Israel an Israeli scientist Prof David Canon unveils a compact Heart Potential Detector called the HPD to measure heart beat under battlefield conditions. The device aims to help medics decide which of several injured victims to treat first.
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Israel
David Canon
Arkansas Weather Outlook Through Tuesday
Offset Weather Report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday. High 80, Low 58. Arkansas forecast shows partly cloudy skies with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, more numerous in the afternoons and evenings. Little temperature change expected. Lows mostly in the 60s tonight. highs mostly in the 80s Tuesday.
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Arkansas
Lockheed Vote Considered Too Close
A House vote of 192-189 backed a $250 million government guarantee for more Lockheed loans, triggering a Senate showdown amid fears of bankruptcy. The defense contractor faces cost overruns on the C5A and potential engine delays, with banks and airlines watching closely as the Nixon administration mounts support from Agnew’s office in the Capitol boiler room.
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James R. Polk
Associated Press
Washington
New York
House
Lockheed
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Senate
Rolls-Royce
Bank of America
Chase Manhattan
Bankers Trust
TriStar
England
U.S
TWA
Eastern
Delta
McDowell Douglas
United
San Francisco
General Electric
Machinists’ Union
Nixon
Ciary
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate Chamber
the Treasury
Charles E. Walker
Youths in probation for six months in farm tire slashing case
Terry Don Nicholas 16 and Charles Phillip Butler 17 face six months probation and upcoming trial for mischevious mischief after slashing 18 farm vehicle tires at the Parris Jones farm near Clear Lake on July 20 with damage estimated at 800 to 1200 dollars. Also scheduled for trial are Tony Ken Gibson 15, Nicholas 17, and Butler 17 for destroying 24 melons on the Lester Kent farm on July 21.
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Parris Jones Farm
Clear Lake
Terry Don Nicholas
Charles Phillip Butler
Tony Ken Gibson
Lester Kent
Would Erase Veterans' Dishonor Resolution Calls for Review Board
Tulsa AP report notes Oklahoma American Legion backs a proposal to create a presidential review board to erase stigma for Vietnam veterans discharged as drug addicts. The plan would declare addiction service connected and allow treatment at VA hospitals, with Legion leader Alfred P. Chamie urging nationwide adoption. Ohio State Buckeyes claim Big Ten title under coach Fred Taylor for seventh time in 13 years.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
American Legion
Veterans Administration
National Legion
Alfred P. Chamie
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Ohio State
Fred Taylor
The
Buckeyes
Ex Beatles Concert A Smash Hit At MSG Benefiting Refugees
George Harrison and Ringo Starr headlined two sold out benefit shows at Madison Square Garden with Bob Dylan joining the afternoon and evening performances. The events, billed as George Harrison and Friends, drew 21 000 fans each and aimed to raise about 250000 for refugees from East Pakistan. Harrison opened with Ravi Shankar, Dylan later joined the crowd praised by fans, while Dylan’s appearance was noted by many as a rare event.
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Mary Campbell
NEW York
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
Bob Dylan
Madison Square Garden
East Pakistan
Dylan
Britain
Isle of Wight
Harrison
Ravi Shankar
India
Beatles
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McGehee
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Lloyd A. Perry Jr
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Claude Lynch Jr
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McCrury
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Desha
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Magnet
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