Americans Try to Revive Reputation in Europe Tour
London report on the 0.8 track team weakened by illness and injuries facing Britain to restart its image. They lost to Europe at Stuttgart and edged West Germany at Augsburg while pressing Nixon for a government probe into the sport. John Carlos and Bob Beamon did not compete in the Britain meet.
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London
Britain
Europe
Stuttgart
West Germany
Augsburg
Nixon
United States
America
John Carlos
Bob Beamon
WACs Are Candidates for General
AP Military writer reports the Army may name its first woman general. WAC colonels are listed among brigadier candidates for the annual review, with Col Elizabeth P Hoisington noting the shift gives all officers a fair chance despite uncertainty.
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Bob Horton
Washington (Ap
Army
Distaff
Elizabeth P. Hoisington
Wacs
Television Logs Show Packed Tuesday Schedule
The Tuesday line up lists morning devotionals at 6 and 6:45, children's shows like Romper Room and Captain Kangaroo, afternoon game and reality programs, and prime time entries including News, sports, Beverly Hillbillies, and a 10 PM film. The dense grid includes Arkansas features, game shows, and soap/serials across multiple channels.
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R.F.D
Arkansas
A.M
Mae Tate Craig
Josh Logan
King Family
Andy Griffith
Hollywood Squares
Green Acres
Little Rock
Paul Harvey News
Eye On
The Negro Community Calendar and Events
Community column notes events and church activities in Emerson and Lonoke Arkansas. Highlights include Sweet Home Baptist Choir program August 24 at Hope City Hall, revival services at First Pentecostal Church and Garrett Chapel Baptist, plus praise service at Lonoke Baptist Church. Obvious social notes mention residents visiting relatives in California and Louisiana.
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Sweet Home Baptist Choir
Emerson
Arkansas
Hope City Hall
Georgia Collins
First Pentecostal Church of Church
North Walcker and
Dairy Streets
Passtor
J.C. White
Denman
Kansas City
Missouri
Garrett Chapel Baptist
I.R. Dunn
GL. Hughes
Pasor
Lonoke Baptist
Nixon Holds Cabinet Meeting On Economic Policy
President Nixon meets with four Cabinet officers and key advisers at San Clemente to discuss economic policy manpower training and domestic issues. Sessions occur in prefabricated offices near his summer home as Shultz joins to review a message to Congress on manpower retraining within the welfare package. Cabinet Committee on Economic Policy also gathers with Treasury Secretary Kane among attendees.
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Frances Lewink
Associated Press
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Coast Guard
Laeor
George Shultz
Congress
Cabinet Committee On
Treasury
David Kane
FAA Tightens Border Flight Rules To Halt Drug Smuggling
FAA proposes stricter rules for flights between Mexico and the United States to curb narcotics smuggling. All civil aircraft would file flight plans and radio position reports. those lacking two way radio must land at an entry airport. Violators could trigger certificate suspensions for pilots or operators.
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Vern Haugland
Washington
United States
Mexico
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Federal Register
Bureau of Customs
Arkansas man’s body recovered after lake diving accident
Aston M. Matthis, 83, of Marvell Arkansas, was found Monday in Horseshoe Lake near Ferriday after he apparently drowned Sunday when his oxygen supply ran out during skua diving. Investigating officers ruled the death accidental.
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Ferriday
Aston M. Matthis
Af Marvell, Ark
Horseshoe Lake
Matthis
Skua
Fayetteville Star House Signs with Kansas
Jerry House a 6 foot 6 inch Fayetteville high school standout signed a one year basketball scholarship with the University of Kansas. Coach Ted Owens praised his potential to reach Big Eight level while noting his MVP status in the Class AAA West conference last year.
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Fayetteville
Kansas
Fayetteville, Ark
Jerry House
University of Kansas
Ted Owens
House
Senate Moves To Restore College Loan Guarantee
The Senate plans a last dash to revive the college student guaranteed loan program before a three week recess. Republicans oppose Kennedy amendments as jeopardizing talks with Republicans aiming to strip or modify riders. Even if approved, House may block action before summer recess. The bill centers on a subsidy guarantee that could yield banks 10 percent on loans, with current 7.5 percent ceiling squeezing funds as prime rates rise. About 220000 fall applicants risk denial without subsidies, as two aid programs for low income youths could be expanded. Republicans will push to strike provisions and warn the bill risks derailment of aid needs.
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Joe Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Labor Committee
Kennedy
House
GOP
Multipurpose Spacecraft ATS5 Launched From Cape
AP Aerospace writer reports ATS5, the $12 million Fifth Applications Technology Satellite, launched by Atlas-Centaur from Cape Kennedy at 7:01 a.m. EDT. The craft, 1,987 pounds, aims for a 22,300 mile equatorial orbit and a 174 hour flight. It carries experiments to improve transoceanic air safety and regional TV relay capabilities.
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Jim Strothman
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy, Fla
ATS5
Applications Technology
Cape Kennedy
Equator
South America
Space Agency
Convention Ends With Right To Work Debate Amid County Boundary Vote
Delegates narrowly approved an amendment sending the right to work provision to voters and backed a county boundary measure while rejecting a plan granting the legislature power to alter county lines without local consent. The session noted under 45 vote margins and included remarks from state labor leaders on agency shop implications. A Centaur upper stage burn aimed to set ATS5 on a trajectory beyond 22 700 miles.
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Shopa
Neelars Gail Matthews
Little Rosk
Alliants Trent
Frost Lieggedlen
el Doradé
Perie
Arthur Hays
North Little Rock
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