ASCS Office Data Center on Freeze
Hempstead County ASCS Office sets information center for President Nixon's August 15 price and wage order. Cecil Guthrie directs a five person staff in Hope with phone 777 3764 to answer official questions. IRS district offices handle complaints or appeals.
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Hempstead County
Montgomery
ASCS
Federal Post Office
Second
Laurel Streets
Hope
Cecil F. Guthrie
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Court Docket update with numerous fines and bonds
City docket lists dozens of defendants for drunkenness driving offenses and license issues with cash bonds ranging from 11.50 to 386.60, plea guilty entries, and jail sentences. State docket adds second offenses and heavy fines. several drivers face license suspensions and inspections. Civil docket shows a small account action. A science blurb warns that melting Antarctica could flood coastlines and submerge landmarks.
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Gaylon H. Cooper
Tom Dickson
Chas. Phillips
Thomas Neal Scott
Beatrice Witherspoon
James Brown
Elizabeth Cooper
Lonzo Cooper
Kenny Ray Knox
Johnnie Johnson
Margaret D. Turner
Jim Witherspoon, Jr
Wattie Willis
Clifford Johnson
Earl M. Clark
James A. Hill
R.P. Barnes
Boyce Brown
Edith Cazaurang
Joe L. Cunningham
Connie W. Hardin
John H. Malone
Michael Mudd
Basil A. Rodgers
Chas. Sparks
Woodrow Stuart
Janice Whitaker
LeRoy W. Thornton
William Bruce
Larry Ingle
Douglas Carlton
Luther Hill
Robert Faulkner
Richard O. Davis
Serbern Watley
Kimbrough Lumber Co
Pioneer Brick
Squaw Transit
Texas Clay Industries
L.A. Westbrook
Gary Fielding
Larry Fielding
Roger Palmer
Chas Scroggins
Madlock
Texaco
Jerry Keith
Reds Launch Large Number of Attacks in Vietnam Vote
In Saigon the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong mounted the largest number of attacks in nearly three months to intimidate voters before the National Assembly election. The communique listed 38 enemy attacks, with 19 rocket and mortar shellings, plus four on American forces. Casualties included two Americans and 49 South Vietnamese killed, 5 Americans and 115 South Vietnamese wounded, and 18 South Vietnamese missing. Allied forces claimed 236 enemy troops killed. The campaign featured intensified activity in the central highlands and south of Da Nang as U.S. bombers struck Viet Minh positions and Viet Cong activity rose ahead of the vote. The U.S. Command reported 10 Americans killed in Vietnam last week, the lowest weekly toll in six years.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
National Assembly
U.S
le Trung Hien
Central Highlands
da Nang
Vietnam
Command
Loan Official Fined and Sentenced
NEW ORLEANS AP Charles H Ritchey of Metairie former president of Louisiana Loan Thrift Corp was fined $5 000 and given a suspended three year sentence Wednesday Judge Alvin B Rubin of US District Court imposed the sentence after refusing to allow Ritchey to withdraw a no contest plea that had been entered earlier The plea had been filed to seven counts of fraud and conspiracy lodged against him in connection with operations of the now defunct L T Three persons were found innocent in May in a federal District Court trial of 16 counts of fraud and conspiracy in connection with L T operations The three included Earnest A Bartlett Jr of Booneville Ark former Louisiana Atty Gen Jack Gremillion and Louisiana state Rep Sal Anselmo of New Orleans Bartlett had been chairman of the firm Gremillion still faces perjury charges stemming from his testimony before a federal grand jury when it was investigating LIAT A fifth person had been charged but the charges were dropped.
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New Orleans
Charles H. Ritchey
Metairie
Louisiana Loan & Thrift Corp
Alvin B. Rubin
U.S. District Court
Ritchey
L&t
Earnest A. Bartlett Jr
Booneville, Ark
Louisiana Atty
Jack Gremillion
Louisiana
Sal Anselmo
Bartlett
Gremillion
Dollar Still Strong After Ten Days Of Nixon Policy
The dollar remained stronger than many economists expected ten days after Nixon cut the dollar loose from gold. The plan aimed for a weaker dollar to boost exports and raise imports costs, improving the U.S. balance of payments. Markets showed a modest two percent slip rather than the anticipated fifteen percent fall, amid new tariffs and GATT study groups weighing the impact. In Arkansas, 15,000 hot dogs awaited a Mills rally at Barton Coliseum in Little Rock with 5 p.m. events and 7:30 p.m. remarks, featuring Rep. Wilbur Mills and other dignitaries.
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Laurance F. Stuntz
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Nixon
United States
U. S
U.S
Geneva
GATT
America
Little Rock
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Barton Coliseum
Winthrop Rockefeller
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Atty
Joe Purcell
State Democratic Party
Political Rally Attracts National Figures In Arkansas
Arkansas officials outline a nonpartisan rally with Gov. Dale Bumpers and congressional delegation members. Attendees include House Speaker Carl Albert, Hale Boggs, and Leonard Woodcock. Hotdogs and refreshments start at 6 p.m. Tickets cost 5 dollars, but admission is free without a ticket. Surplus funds will go to Mills for charity.
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Arkansas
Dale Bumpers
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers Union
Purcell
Mills
Youths Charged With Killing Zoo Animals in Harrison
Three teenage boys, sons of Westchester County policemen, were charged with killing 13 animals at a children's zoo in Harrison New York. Town Justice William R Johnston ordered psychiatric tests to assess mental capability to stand trial with Ralph Triano Jr 17 and his brother Jeffrey 16 among the arrested.
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Harrison
N.Y
Westchester County
William R. Johnston
Ralph Triano Jr
Jeffrey
Ralph
Pentagon Civil Rights Chief Quits After Resignation
Frank Bender resigns as civil defense chief at the Pentagon amid pressure from Secretary Melvin Laird and officials unhappy with progress on eradicating discrimination. Brig. Gen. Daniel James says Render left his $36,000 a year post after about 14 months, seeking to return to prior work.
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Fred
Hoffman
Washington
Pentagon
Frank Bender
Melvin R. Laird
Render
Daniel James
Laird
Asst
Secretary of Defense
Roger Kelley
Defense Department
Police report cites Triano and Henry under Scarsdale patrol
Harrison Police Department official report mentions Triano and John J Henry a 16 year old son of a Scarsdale patrolman in connection with the incident.
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Triano
Harrison
John J. Henry
Scarsdale
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