Balkans a Powderkeg Returns in Cold War Tensions
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports a renewed Balkans crisis as Brezhnev may visit Belgrade to discuss Yugoslav Soviet frictions. Chinese missions to Romania and Albania and Tito’s planned U.S. trip add to a volatile mix. Belgrade’s Borba denounces Moscow. The piece notes Yugoslavia’s nonaligned stance and Stalinist split history as central to current tensions.
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Borba
Chinese People’s Republic
Moscow
Border Strains Rise Over Chad Uprising Conflicts
In Libya and Chad tensions grow as a black government in southern Chad battles northern Moslem nationalism with border raids. French pressure and policy shifts eased earlier insurrection but clashes resurfaced about a month ago after a six month lull, amid a war of tribal uprisings across Chad.
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Libya
Chad
Fort Lamy
Arkansas Weather Forecast Summary for Early Week
The report notes hours ending 7 a.m. Monday with a high of 82 and low of 81. Forecast for Arkansas calls for fair conditions today and tonight, partly cloudy Tuesday, with little temperature change. Highs expected mostly in the 80s both today and Tuesday, with tonight remaining largely fair.
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Weather Experiment Station
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Ferry Boat Captain in Italy Charged
Italian police arrested Greek ferry Heleanna captain Dimitrios Antipas as he attempted to depart Italy and charged him with homicide after a fire off Brindisi left at least 26 dead. He was jailed in Brindisi aboard the Egnatia. Survivors say he and his wife boarded a lifeboat early. Antipas disputed overcrowding and claimed adequate lifesaving gear. Officials noted the ship may have carried more than the safety limit of 954 passengers.
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Brindisi
Italy
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Anastasia
Greece
Egnatia
Merchant Marine Ministry
Rome
Lloyd's of London
Northern Moslems and southern Christians clash in Chad politics
The text notes long standing hatred between Islamic northern tribes and Christian and pagan southern peoples in Chad. It traces colonial bias toward the south, corrupt administration in Fort Lamy, and tax abuses against Moslems. It recalls uncoordinated attacks on government posts and travelers beginning in 1965.
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Fort Lamy
Karatus
Labor to be pliant now to avoid stricter controls later
In an era of wage and price discussions, AFL-CIO leader George Meany and UAW chief Leonard Woodcock debated future oversight. Meany offered to serve on a Phase II board under certain circumstances, while Woodcock argued for a permanent wage price review board to reveal economic facts under subpoena and public scrutiny. Polls showed broad support for the freeze, and labor officials urged broader controls beyond wages.
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Arkansas needs special session on convention delegates
Thomas A. Glaze of The Election Laws Institute said a special session is needed to set legal mechanics for electing delegates to the 1972 Democratic National Convention and to require a runoff if no candidate has a majority. Arkansas officials dispute runoff necessity. timing dangers could affect seating.
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Arkansas
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Texarkana
State Committee
Rockefeller urges youths to vote at Youth Day event
Former Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller addressed over 1,000 young people at Winrock Farms urging registration and voting to honor those who won 18 year old suffrage. He dismissed Mills as a strong GOP rival and said he has no plan to run again, enjoying farm life.
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Ex Champs to Be Honored at Lulu Awards Night
Hollywood(AP) The first annual Lulu Awards Night on September 30 at the Hollywood Palladium will honor former boxing champions Joe Louis Max Schmeling and Sugar Ray Robinson along with other sports and show business personalities. Schmeling the former world heavyweight king will come from Hamburg for a special salute on his 68th birthday via International Goodwill Ambassadors Association.
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Hamburg
International Goodwill Ambassadors Association
Obituaries for Golden, Cerf, Fitzgerald and Leopold
Obituary notices report Mrs. Nanie Golden 41 of Hope died Sunday with several children and siblings listed. Leroy C. Golden 47 of Hope died Friday in California with burial planned. Bennett A. Cerf 73 publisher and humorist died at home in Mount Kisco. Dr Leslie Fitzgerald 73 former ADA president died in Dubuque. Nathan Leopold 66, famed 1924 killer, died in Santurce Puerto Rico.
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Hope
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Blevins
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Calif
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Fremont
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Little Rock
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Pearle Wolfe
Tennessee
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Random House Publishers
Modern Library, Inc
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Leslie Fitzgerald
American Dental Association
American Society of Oral Surgeons
Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Conductor Ormandy Returns to Spotlight at Saratoga
Conductor Eugene Ormandy resumes his familiar podium at Saratoga Springs after recuperating from a major hip operation in May. The report notes his return marks the first time back in his post since the surgery. The piece references his connection to the music scene and the season's upcoming performances.
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N.Y
Eugene Ormandy
Links Taxes to Rural Poverty Brings Arkansas Hearing
Rep. Bill Alexander says rising city taxes and runaway budgets fuel rural poverty. At Brinkley hearing, he urges cooperation between small towns and metropolitan leaders to tackle development needs and future funding. He plans to use findings to push Congress for flexible community development aid.
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Ark
Bill Alexander
D - Ark
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Arkansas
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