Kiwanis luncheon highlights and youth center bid
At yesterday's Kiwanis luncheon in Town and County, Wilson introduced Herndon for state film and diary relations. Dean Mures presented the club, Gene White chaired the youth center fundraising, including a 31,60 certificate of deposit. Guests included Jir White, Mrs. McPeers, Guy Grigg, Mrs. Hamilton and Melvin Rec.
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Herndon
Arkaway Department
Dean Mu
Cluwh
Gene White
Jir White
McPears
Guy Grigg
Hamilton
Melvin Rec
Postoffice Restructure Opposed by Rural Carriers Leader
HOT SPRINGS Ark August 7 The Rural Letter Carriers Association president Herbert F Alfrey said Tuesday he was opposed to any change in the postal setup and to the Post Department being restructured as a business enterprise noting no fault with present methods of government.
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Hot. Springs
Bill Wray
Greenwood Street
Hope Iron and Metal Company
Joe Chism
Parks and Recreation
Steve Marlar
Border clash reports between China and Soviet forces
Reports from Press Writer BAY TATEISHI cite AP on fighting along the Sinkiang frontier near Semipalatinsk. Both sides claim casualties and incursions as China accuses the Soviet Union of border violations and kidnapping, while Tass says Soviet officers were detained and forces pushed back into Kowen.
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Peking
Ned China
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Tass
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Semipalatinsk
Kazakhstan
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Tokyo
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Sin- Province
Soviet Union
China
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Inkiang
Arkansas Weather Summary For Wednesday Forecast
Offset Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hour period ending at 7 am Wednesday with high near 95 and low around 61. Arkansas generally fair today and tonight, becoming partly cloudy Thursday with rising temperatures and isolated showers or thunderstorms mainly in extreme northwest late tonight and Thursday. Highs in the 90s, lows mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Senate Hot Talks Delay Thai Pact Details
Senate aides report plans to explore a secret Thai pact amid three week recess. Frank Church notes discussions could reveal troop use provisions, with Sen. Stuart Symington stressing Senate review before any action. The $6.6 billion military aid package faces scrutiny as lawmakers seek formal consideration.
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Frank Church
D-Idaho
Ilavmed
Pantagon
Church
Stuart Hinton
D-Mo
Poor Association Defends Tool Amid Policy Release
Unclear text notes a chairman and several directors reacting to a policy release. The fragmented lines indicate a lettered claim about defense of a tool and a stance by officials, with likely references to a ward, the association, and organizational presidents.
U S Ready to Talk MIRV Halt With Russia
President Nixon voiced readiness to discuss a moratorium or ban on testing multiple independently targeted reentry vehicles MIRVs in strategic arms talks with the Soviet Union. In a July 9 letter to Senator Brooke Nixon supports an early START on negotiations and a possible MIRV testing pause.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
Senate
Moscow
Experimental Satellite ATS 5 In Trouble Over Pacific
AP reports the $12 million ATS 5 experimental satellite, launched Tuesday, spun out of control and sits over the Indian Ocean after being placed in a correct orbit. engineers plan a two week wait to regain ground control and aim to shift the craft to its Pacific station west of South America. The mission tests extendable booms and high frequency space communications for future satellites and air traffic coordination.
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Jim Strothman
AP Aerospace
Wester
Cape Kennedy, Fla
Earth
ATS 5
Fifth Applications Technology
Robert J. Darcey
ATS
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard Space Flight Center
Pacific
South America
Indian Ocean
Eastern Pacific
Nixon Proposes Formula for Local Revenue Sharing Bonus
The plan, reported August 13, 1968, states the national average would receive a bonus above the basic per capita revenue sharing. States would compute local government shares using a set formula based on their portion of total local government revenue within the state.
Suit Against Dismissal of Negro Teachers in Tucker Plan
LITTLE ROCK AP The Plum Bayone Tucker School District seeks dismissal of a U S District Court suit alleging it reduced its faculty by firing only Negro teachers and failed to evaluate their qualifications. The district says dismissals were based on competence and not race. The board plans to close the all Negro Rosenwald school at Tucker this fall and move all students to Plum Bayou in Wright.
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Little Rock
Plum Bayone Tucker
U.S. District
Rosenwald
Tucker
Plum Bayou
Wright
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