Egypt Calls Home 3 Top Diplomats in Gaza Talks
Egypt has recalled its diplomats from Washington Moscow and the U N for important consultations on Middle East questions. Foreign Minister Riad will lead talks with U N Ambassador el Zayatt Moscow Ambassador Ghaled and Ashraf Ghorbal to plan for the U N General Assembly opening and possible new measures. The move follows pressure to take the conflict back to the U N as the United States is urged to define its stance in the Arab Israeli dispute and amid Soviet Arab tensions.
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Cairo
Egypt
Washington
Moscow
United Nations
Middle East
Mahmoud Riad
U.N
Hassan el Zayatt
Murad Ghaled
Ashraf Ghorbal
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Rose al Youssef
Anwar Sadat
Kremlin
Sudan
Cases Filed in Chancery Court Involving Many Plaintiffs
Southern Mill Acceptance Corp vs Margaret Trotter Cheryl Jones vs Wyman Jones Kitty Carol Jones Hollis vs Geng Angelo Hollis Martine Helen Fielding vs Kacy R Fielding Jerey A Wright vs Bank of Malvern Ark Mildred Dee Denham vs Donald Benham Hessie Campbell Owen vs Jerry KC Campbell Ruby Thornton vs Leroy Thornton Clara Lee Scott vs Mrs Gussie M Hall Peeples et al Ive McPherson vs Leotis McPherson Neva Johnson vs Horace Ssobnson Jo Ann Watts vs Merrill Watts Brenda Sue Flowers vs Franklin M Flowers Mary Hamm Hollis vs Glen Hallis William Mitchell et ax vs Adam Keels et al Robby Adrian Wilson vs Betty Low Wilson rk La Gas Co vs Mike S Thomas Uanny M Stevenson vs Ronald Rarna et al Icivid Metzgar vs Thomas Meat Scott Hope Builders Supply Co vs Joe Porterfield et al in A Pendergraft vs Harley Martin II Poteet vs HH Rosen hari
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Southern Mill Acceptance Corp
Margaret Trotter
Cheryl Jones
Wyman Jones
Kitty Carol Jones
Hollis
Geng Angelo Hollis Martine
Helen Fielding
Kacy R. Fielding
Jerey A. Wright
Bank of Malvern
Ark
Mildred Dee Denham
Donald Benham
Hessie (Campbell) Owen
Jerry K.C. Campbell
Ruby Thornton
Leroy Thornton
Clara Lee Scott
Mrs
Gussie M Hall Peeples
Et al I've McPherson
Leotis McPherson
Neva Johnson
Horace Ssobnson
Jo Ann Watts
Merrill Watts
Brenda Sue Flowers
Franklin M. Flowers
Mary Hamm Hollis
Glen Hallis
William Mitchell
Adam Keels
Robby
Adrian Wilson
Betty Low Wilson
Rk la Gas Co
Mike S. Thomas
Uanny
M. Stevenson
Ronald Rarna
Icivid Metzgar
Thomas Meat
Fish Kill May Bring Suit In Arkansas
Deputy prosecutor Richard Byrd of Pine Bluff says he will decide by week end whether to file charges linked to the killing of about 74 000 fish in a 10 mile Plum Bayou area after a state report found weed poison containers on a farmer's land. James H McHaney of the agency urged charges, while a state Game and Fish Commission report noted the kill began where weed poison containers were found.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Atty
Richard Byrd
Plum Bayou
Byrd
State Pollution and Ecology Department
James H. McHaney
State Game and Fish Commission
Assurance Sought by Cambodia at White House Meeting
Cambodian acting prime minister Sirik Matak arrived for a 19 day visit to seek assurances from President Nixon that an Indo China cease fire or peace settlement would not leave Cambodia at risk from Communist North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. He planned talks on American aid and inflation as Cambodia seeks stability while the U S asks Congress for military and economic aid totaling about 285 million dollars. He would also meet Rogers Laird and Agnew and will visit West Point and the U N secretary general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Davis
Associated Press
Washington
Cambodia
Nixon
Indochina
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Lon Nol
White House
Sirik Matak
Special Air Force
Congress
United States
U.S
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
United Nations
U Thant
New Orleans 12-0 Over Pine Bluff
New Orleans blanked the Pine Bluff All-Stars 12-0 Monday night in the first round of the Southwest Regional Babe Ruth tournament. The Pine Bluff team will play again tonight in the double elimination tournament. Margaret China Lee petitions for divorce from Mort Sahl in Superior Court, citing separation after a Beverly Hills marriage on Oct 30.
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Carlsbad
N.M
New Orleans
Pine Bluff All-Stars
Pine Bluff
Eee Yvare
Ivore Ball
Margaret
China” Lee
Playboy
Mort Sahl
Superior Court
Sahl
Miss Lee
Beverly Hills
Gillham Dam environmental plan updated with public meetings
An Army Engineers draft environmental impact statement for Gillham Dam on the Cossatot River in Arkansas was prepared and circulated to agencies and the public. Col. William Read announced two public meetings in Fort Smith on Aug 31 and DeQueen on Sept 8 to gather new material on environmental impacts, alternatives, and long term use considerations.
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Gillham Dam
Cossatot River
Arkansas
Army
Col
William &. Read
Tulsa
Environmental Resources
Fort Smith
Ark
7Th
Parker Streets
DeQueen
Little Rock
Gillham
Desertion Rate Climbs in Vietnam
AP reporting from Washington notes the U S Army desertion rate in the Vietnam era rising to wartime highs. For the first ten months of fiscal 1971 ending June 30 the total deserters reached 68 449 about 44 percent of combat divisions and final two months will lift the figure further. Desertions have grown since 1965 with 1968 surpassing the Korean war peak and World War II still ahead. The Army cites 1961 62 6 per 1 000 as of April fiscal 1971 62 6 per 1 000 versus 52 3 in fiscal 1970 while World War II peaked at 63 per 1 000 in 1944. Navy and Air Force rates are much lower though Marines show a decline from 59 6 to 56 1 per 1 000. Most deserters are apprehended or return voluntarily. legal action often becomes AWOL charges due to proving intent. A Senate subcommittee criticized Pentagon lack of action and Defense Department established a uniform policy last September. Army attributes the rise to fear of combat and says most deserters leave after receiving Vietnam orders, with casualties down and replacements down to about 15,000 monthly from 45,000 in 1968.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Washington (Ap
U.S
Navy
Air Force
Army
Marine Corps
Senate Armed Services
Pentagon
Defense Department
Vietnam
Helen Help Us! Thing Luck Dear Helen
A 1971 Hel en Bottel advice column excerpt recounts readers sharing quirky luck charms and moral queries. A girl sells a charm called Thing, luck improves, and readers seek guidance on selling the charm and personal misfortune. The column includes Worried and Slip Show stories and ends with a note inviting more letters.
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Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Revival services at Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ
Evangelist Elder V. C. Robinson leads revival at Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ with Elder O. N. Dennis as pastor. Also notes house guests of Mrs. Martha Thompson and obituary of William Smith, Lonoke, with funeral at Lonoke Baptist Church and burial at Dooley Hill Cemetery.
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Pentecostal Temple Church of God In Christ
V. C. Robinson
Texarkana
O. N. Dennis
Martha Thompson
B. Perry
Dardanelle
Arkansas
Lenese Sheaphard
Los Angeles
California
William “Bobby
TurboTrain to Make First Run
Washington report notes a 12,000 mile month long TurboTrain tour across 31 states to survey public opinion on improved passenger trains. Amtrak president Roger Lewis says the public will inspect and ride the train at terminals along the route while Transportation Secretary Volpe calls the test of durability and ride quality unique. From Providence to cities including New York Miami New Orleans Atlanta Houston Los Angeles Oakland Portland Seattle Milwaukee Chicago St. Louis Detroit Cincinnati and Cleveland the tour also visits smaller communities.
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Washington
Amtrak
Department of Transportation
Boston
New York
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Providence
Miami
New Orleans
Atlanta
Houston
Los Angeles
Oakland
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Marriage Licenses Issued in Hope Area on Tuesday
Tuesday, August 10, 1971, marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including Terry Neal Vines and Carol Denise Yocom of Hope, Alton Dwayne Trowbridge and Debra Sue Shoemaker of Hope, James F. Snell and Carolyn Sue Saunders of Hope, and others in Hope and nearby areas. Also notes Buella Newton Hill Sr. and Alice Faye Chance in Hope, with admissions of heat from Archao Pagosa Springs volcanic activity heating local homes.
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Terry Neal Vines
Hope
Carol Denise Yocom
Ark
Alton
Dwayne Trowbridge
San Angelo
Tex
Debra Sue Shoemaker
James F. Snell
Carolyn Sue Saunders
Bobby Reed
Ashdown
Pauline Allen
McNab
Charles Muldrew
Odessa Williams
Bobby Lee Yarberry
Dallas
Cathy Eileen Landtroop
Clifford Martin
Chicago
Malinda Brandon
Hiawatha Hendrix
Lorene Martin
Willie Conway
Washington
Mary Simons
Buella Newton Hill, Sr
Houston
Texas
Alice Faye Chance
Carrol Wayne Beck
Kathryn Coleman
Fulton
Pagosa Springs
Calo
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Ferman
H.B
Suez Canal
Ester Hicks
West Second St
Hope, Ark
Bellonay
Ported Prowses
Geant
Plains
Tima Betsy
T.O. RY
Shandora Crepe
Hs Eloy
T.G
Y. Fabric
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