Ky Fails in Bid to Get on Ballot in Vietnam
SAIGON AP Supreme Court rules Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky cannot run in the October 3 election. Only two candidates qualify: President Nguyen Van Thieu and retired General Duong Van Minh. Ky’s petition invalid as 39 of 102 endorsements duplicated Thieu’s. Thieu qualified with 452 councilmen signatures and 104 assembly endorsements. Minh’s petition included 27 deputies and 17 senators.
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Supreme Court
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thien
Duong van
Big" Minh
Thieu
National Assembly
Minh
South Vietnamese Supreme Court
Nguyen van Thieu
Rockefeller Head Museum Commission Chooses Leaders
Former Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller was elected chairman of the Arkansas Museum and Cultural Commission at a Hot Springs meeting. Cecil Cupp Jr. was named secretary as the seven member panel, appointed by Gov. Dale Bumpers, moved to involve the Smithsonian Institution in the Arkansas project.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas Museum and Cultural Commission
Cecil Cupp Jr
Dale Bumpers
Smithsonian Institution
Rockefeller
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
The Hope Star provides contact data, staff roles, affiliations, and ad rates as of 1929. It lists office address at 212 14 S Walnut Hope Arkansas, publishing staff led by Alex Washburn and C M Pod Rogers, AP and state association memberships, and varied subscription prices for in and out of state readers.
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Star Building
S. Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
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Hope
By Star Publishing CO
Alex, H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark Counties
Arkansas
Weather report for Arkansas near WWe station hours ending 7 am
Weather summary notes scattered showers and thundershowers mainly south tonight and Friday. Highs near 77, lows in 60s to 70s, with temperatures not much changed through Friday. Friday highs mostly in the 80s and considerable cloudiness expected.
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Wwe
Arkansas
U S to Push for Relief in Pakistan
Secretary of State William P Rogers plans a UN visit to press for a stronger international relief effort for East Pakistani refugees. President Nixon cited US contributions and opposed a House ban on Pakistan aid, arguing continued aid best serves relief and influence, as 24 members of the...
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Associated Press
Washington
William P. Rogers
United Nations
Rogers
U.N
U Thant
U.S
Nixon
United States
East Pakistan
India
Pakistan
Hundry
West Pakistan
Paris
Nixon switches tactics on wage price board debate
President Nixon challenges Congress to structure a wage price review board while advocating flexible approach to curb inflation. He signals openness to hearings, warns against a strict bureau, and emphasizes case by case action to avoid economic straitjackets.
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Nixon
Congress
Labor Department
Imprompt
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Washington
Apollo 16 astronaut walks in deep space and returns home
AP News Digest reports Apollo 16 commander Alfred M. Warden completes a televised deep space stroll about 200000 miles from Earth, as the mission ends after six days of moon exploration. Other briefs note German inquiries on Scandinavian airline, vast denials from officials about POWs, Ky disqualified for Oct 3 election, and political posts on draft and Vietnam veterans jobs bills in Congress.
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Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Scott
Irwin
Apallo 15
Lunar
Moon
Joseph Allen
Thal
Order of Call in the Draft Lottery 1972 Release
Washington AP lists the 1972 draft lottery birth dates with their call numbers. The order starts with June 20 at 30, April 16 at 23, and other dates assigned numbers. boards will fill manpower as needed. The list includes numerous dates and numbers, ending with a garbled line about desert nemoids.
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Washington
Obituaries Highlight Ida Scoggins Cornelia Green Passings
Ida Scoggins 89 of Washington dies in a hospital member of Washington Presbyterian Church survived by a daughter two sons and a sister Arrangements by Herndon Funeral Home Cornelia Green 78 of Rosston dies in Prescott hospital native of Nevada County husband two sons three daughters and two brothers Funeral services Friday at Morris Baptist Church burial Caney Cemetery Body lies in state at Cornish Funeral Home Chattanooga and La Jolla obituaries note Grace Scripps Johanson and Thurmena Brown Munns. Frank DeVito 47 of Sayerville wins state lottery with 40 000 prize annually for 19 years.
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Ida Scoggins
Washington
Washington Presbyterian Church
J. M. May
Rollin C. Scoggins
John F. Scoggins
Kirbyville
Texas
Louise Frazer
Texarkana
Herndon Funeral Home
Cornella Green
Cornelia Green
Rosston
Rt. 1
Prescott
Nevada County
Ben F. Green
Bennie Green
Waldo
Burchie Green
Ruby Keeton
Malvern
Trudie Clayborn
Myrtie Bearden
Lloyd Rogers
Hope
Lige Rogers
Batesville
Morris Baptist Church
Caney Cemetery
Cornish Funeral
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