Hearing Scheduled in Kennedy Case and Chappaquiddick Witnesses
Dist Atty Edmund Dinis plans to fly to Wilkes Barre for a hearing on his bid to exume Mary Jo Kopechne after her death in the Chappaquiddick accident involving Sen Edward M Kennedy. A Kat-Kopechne parental objection and a looming Edgartown inquest are noted as related developments.
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Doreniek J. Arena
Dukes County
Robert W. Nevin
Donald R. Mills
Wilkes«Barre
Théodore C. Sorensen
John F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Nsurance
Mike
Television Logs Highlight Thursday Air Schedule
TV logs show a Thursday listings snapshot featuring The World Turns and related daytime blocks with time slots including 8 30 and 9 25. The fragment records routine daytime programming and channel blocks for the period.
Friday Morning TV Schedule and Morning Devotional
A fragmented TV guide lists morning programming including devotions, cartoons, and films. Programs feature Arkansas listings with shows like Romper Room, Kangaroo, When Lovers Meet, God’s Little Acre, and The Saint, followed by news and weather segments and popular game and talk shows.
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High Chapparral
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Cepantee Pyle
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U S officials disappointed by Soviet role in Vietnam war
AP Special Correspondent John M Hightower reports from Washington that U S officials harsher at Soviet reluctance to aid negotiations to end the Vietnam and Laos fighting Secretary of State William Rogers criticized Moscow for not engaging in proposed arms talks and griped about Soviet policy toward Czechoslovakia He said Moscow is occupied with other problems including a border clash with China while noting the Soviets may still join arms talks and that U S policy aims to improve relations with all nations including Eastern Europe
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Romania
China
Moscow
Mediterranean
Stuttgart School Board Faces Civil Rights Suit
Stuttgart School Board votes to adopt a desegregation plan amid a federal suit alleging 25 Civil Rights Act violations. The plan would allow Black students from Negro Hollman High to attend Stuttgart High due to overcrowded classes, risking $200,000 in annual federal aid.
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Fire hits east wing of El Akash Mosque in Jerusalem
An early morning fire gutted the eastern wing of El Akash Mosque in Old Jerusalem near the Dome of the Rock. Police opened fire to disperse Arab demonstrators as curfews and security measures tightened around the mosque. A mihrab dated to Saladin’s era was destroyed, intensifying tensions at a site already marked by controversy since 1967. Meanwhile in Tel Aviv, four Israeli soldiers were wounded in a 90 minute clash with Syrian troops and Arab guerrillas along the ceasefire line.
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Convention Rejects 20 Commissions
The Arkansas Constitutional Convention rejected a Thornton amendment that would have kept several boards from being placed under 20 department heads. The vote was 41 to 44. The amendment would have exempted about 49 boards and commissions from the reorganization plan, including educational and professional licensing boards.
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Ray Thornton
Sheridan
Robert Meriwether
Conway
Thornton
Arkansas
Charles Frierson
Jonesboro
Raiders Prospectus Sets Up Quick Return for Superworld Odds
Pro Charts projects a Raiders rebound with coaching shift to John Maddan and a core cast intact. Daryle Lamonica remains ruggedly effective while Eldridge Dickey shows flashes. Wells and Biletnikoff form a deep receiving threat along with Cannon, and the line, backs, and secondary earn solid grades despite Keating’s injury cloud. Prediction: first in the West barring upheaval.
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Daryle Lamonica
Stone Wall
Eldridge Dickey
Warren Wells
Biletnikofff
Billy Cannon
Rod Sherman
Wells- Biletnikoff
Hewritt Dixon
Charley Smith
Pete Banastek
Raider
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Jim Otto
Gene Upshaw
Jim Harvey
Hawkins
Harry Schuh
Bob Svihus
Ushers Rally at Rising Star Baptist Church Sunday
The ushers Board of the Rising Star Baptist Church repair rally will be Sunday, August 24 at 2 30 p.m. Lunch will be served in the annex at 2 p.m. Rev. Redding pastor St Luke Baptist Church No 2 Shephard will preach. You are invited to attend. Miss Alice Witherspoon Pres ident Rey W M Martin Pastor
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New Faces in Ambassadorial Assignments
Five men with mostly prior diplomatic service are named by President Nixon for new ambassador roles. Graham A. Martin will go to Italy, Douglas MacArthur II to Iran, Vincent de Roulet to Jamaica, Robinson McDuaine to Kenya, and John Patrick Walsh to Kuwait. De Roulet is new to diplomacy. MacArthur has chaired, served in Austria and Asia posts. McDuaine is noted as African affairs expert and former editor of Archive Weekly. Walsh is a career diplomat.
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Nixon
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Italy
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Douglas MacArthur
Iran
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North Hills
N.Y
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Republic of Kenya
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Kuwait
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Los Angeles
Patrina Corp
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Thomasville
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Morarji Desai predicts India to be among happiest nations
The deputy prime minister says India will rank as a happiest country within 20 years, citing inner contentment and nation foundations. The report notes Desai’s civic remarks from Chicago and mentions his State Department role and upcoming overseas postings subject to Senate confirmation.
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