Rotary Club Hear Richard W Longing On State Commerce
Richard W Longing director of the Arkansas Department of Commerce spoke at Hope Rotary Club about Act 38 driven state agency reorganization. He outlined the department goals and needs while praising the administration. The meeting was arranged by Earl O Neale with State Senator Olen Hendrix introduced.
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Richard W. Longing
Department of Commerce
State of Arkansas
Hope Rotary Club
Earl O'Neal
Olen Hendrix
Sam Strong
Rep
Mack
Arkansas Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending Monday
Experimental station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday shows high 87 and low 67. State forecast for Arkansas calls for mostly fair weather tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. lows tonight in the mid 60s to low 70s and highs Tuesday in the 80s.
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Arkansas
Weather Ahead For Arkansas Warm Skies Expected
Arkansas will see clear to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Tuesday as a high pressure system anchors from the Great Lakes into Texas. Highs mid 80s to low 90s, nights mid 60s to low 70s, with scattered thunder showers last Sunday bringing Mulberry 1.20 inches. Jonesboro and Fort Smith hit 90. NYC vehicle thefts totaled 84,423 cars valued at $104 million last year.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Great Lakes
Texas
Mulberry
Jonesboro
Fort Smith
Market Gains Rally on Nixon Policies Pushed Stocks Higher
The Dow Jones average rose 27.01 points to 883.03 at 12:30 p.m. as trading sped to a record pace on sweeping Nixon policies. Volume on the Big Board reached 14.6 million at noon, with about 1,400 issues advancing and fewer than 50 declining. gold stocks fell amid the rally.
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John Henry
New York
Nixon
Economists split over Nixon plan to lift economy
Economists give mixed reviews to President Nixon’s stimulus proposals. Paul Samuelson backs most points but warns cutting $4.7 billion in federal spending could erase gains. John Kenneth Galbraith criticizes the mix of wage freeze and tax incentives. Milton Friedman supports cuts but calls the wage freeze cosmetic. John M Leitche argues the wage price freeze won’t work long term as the Viet Nam war continues.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Paul Samuelson
Samuelson
Belmont
Mass
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
India
Kennedy
Galbraith
Newfane
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Friedman
Ely
University of California
John M. Leitche
Nixon's Triple-Twist in Economics Draws Mixed Reactions
President Nixon’s plan to suspend full convertibility of the dollar and a temporary import surcharge aims to stabilize prices and boost exports. Bankers and industry leaders see potential benefits in currency realism and inflation control, but question feasibility for jobs and growth.
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Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Japan
Wallace Court Finds Wallace Order Legally Meaningless
A federal judge ruled Gov. George Wallace's challenge to a federal desegregation order is legally meaningless. Wallace cited state police powers in opposing a transfer of a white pupil from a court‑assigned black school to a nearby white school, seen as an effort to help President Nixon on buses.
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William A. Hendrick
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Jefferson County
Nixon
Pryor Expresses Interest in Senate Run
Rep. David Pryor of Arkansas says he has always thought he would like to be a United States senator but declines to say if he will run next year. He notes his focus on assisting Rep. Wilbur Mills and says friendship with Mills would not influence his decision. Pryor suggests he will run for something and discusses McClellan’s seniority and potential effectiveness.
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South Dakota
Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Connally
Congress
Little Rock
David Pryor
D-Ark
Pryor
John L. McCellan
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
McClellan
American Party Drive Is Started
Walter Carruth of Lexa, chairman of the America party of Arkansas, says the drive to obtain signatures to certify the party has begun. If certified, the party can run candidates in 1972 with George Wallace as the initial target for the presidential ballot. Carruth cites Wallace’s recent opposition to busing as timely publicity for the petition effort.
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Gov. Wallace
Carruth
Funeral notices and obituaries from several cities
Funeral services for George Claude Hollis 83 of Patmos were held at Oakcrest Funeral Chapel with burial in Patmos Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mary Dale Bressler and three sisters. Other obituaries include George Von Opel 59 of Frankfurt owner of Opel dealerships, Fred L. Ryan 80 creamery executive and Popsicle creator, Myles E. Standish 78 Norwich Bulletin editor emeritus, and Clarence Pautzke 64 former Fish and Wildlife Service head.
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George C. Hollis
George Claude Hollis
Patmos
Oakcrest
Mary Dale Bressler
Hibbing
Minn
Allie Shearer
Washington
Ada Owen
Blevins
Rosie Bryant
Hope
Frankfurt
Germany
George von Opel
Opel Automobile Works
Opel
Frankfort
Norwich, Conn
Myles E. Standish
The
Norwich Bulletin
Standish
Bulletin
GOPs Seek Young Candidate Against McClellan in Arkansas
Arkansas Young Republicans Executive Board urged that a young Republican challenge Sen. John L. McClellan with names including former Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller and state leaders. The resolution backed Hammerschmidt’s support for McClellan and pledged funds and support for a Pulaski County suit against the State Board of Apportionment over multi member districts.
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Little Rock
The
Arkansas Young Republicans
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Jim Caldwell
George Nowotny
Pulaski County
Jerome Climer
Charles Bernard
GOP
McClellan
Chester Mercer
John Paul Hammerschmidt
R-Ark
Pulaski County Republican Committee
State Board of Apportionment
State House
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