Egypt at UN seeks Israel withdrawal from seized lands
U N diplomats expect Egypt to ask the General Assembly to demand Israel pull back from Egyptian territory seized in 1967. The report also notes a weather summary with 24 hour figures and Arkansas forecast with highs in the 30s and 40s.
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Associated Press
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Middle East debate delayed as Jarring peace plan recedes
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad to open a 45 minute debate on the Israel Jarring proposals. Diplomatic sources say the aim is to gain pledges for withdrawal from Egyptian soil and a peace treaty, but Israel’s refusal halted indirect talks. African leaders may brief on Egypt and Israel visits as mediation efforts continue. Unity Baptist announces "Operation Outreach" mission conference beginning December 3 with speakers including Paul Learfield, Gene McCann, and local pastor Gordon Renshaw.
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Nigeria
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Zaire
Organization of African Unity
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Unity Baptist
Unity Baptist Church
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Paul Learfield
Brother Arfield
Arkansas
Formosa
Gene McCann
Mexico
Gordon Renshaw
Plane Crashes in Atlantic off Norfolk
A Navy A7E Corsair flying from Jacksonville to Mobile and then Atlanta crashed into the Atlantic about 250 miles east of Norfolk. The pilot Lt. Thomas E. Conlon, 25, of Jacksonville, Fla., was unconscious and did not attempt to eject. The crash occurred after off course deviation near Mobile, Alabama, with Cecil Field NAS Jacksonville as home base.
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Navy
Mobile
Ala
Atlantic Ocean
Norfolk
Thomas E. Conlon
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlantic Fleet Naval Air Force
Atlanta
Cecil Field Naval Air Station
U.S. and Soviet Plan Joint Manned Space Flight
American and Soviet scientists near signing a joint manned space flight agreement within two months. The third session in Moscow between NASA and the Soviet Academy of Sciences focused on hardware compatibility and the mission plan. A U.S. Embassy science attache, Jack Tecin, said details would be released after the final agreement.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Soviet Academy of Sciences
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Connally Optimistic on End of World Money Crisis
Treasury Secretary John Connally voiced cautious optimism that a settlement to the global economic crisis could come by year end after talks in Rome with major trading partners. He cited a large one per cent realignment and a roughly $9 billion swing in exports versus imports as progress, while warning against raising false hopes. The Rome talks, the Group of Ten meetings, and domestic indicators like a wage control move in construction and rising consumer installment credit marked a mixed but hopeful economy picture.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
John Connally
Connally
Rome
America
United States
Group of Ten Financial Powers
Europe
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Nivento
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Dayton
Ohio
Pay Board
George Boldt
International Union of Electrical Workers
Paul Jennings
Price Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Obituary of Mrs Mary Hamm Hollis 61
Mrs Mary Hamm Hollis, 61, died in a local hospital Thursday night. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church and the American Legion Auxiliary. Survivors include her husband Glenn Hollis of Hope, two daughters Mary Tarpley of Hope and Brenda Hamm Byers of Little Rock, five brothers Lonnie, Rance, Garland, Charles and Vernon Pate, two sisters Marvin Fortune and Ray Zeller. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 pm in the Hern don Chapel with Rev Jerry Westmoreland officiating. Burial will be at Memory Gardens.
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First United Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Glenn Hollis
Hope
Mary Tarpley
Brenda Hamm Byers
Little Rock
Lonnie Pate
Rance Pate
Detroit
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Charles Pate
Vernon Pate
Texarkana
Marvin Fortune
Nacogdoches
Texas
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Herndon Chapel
Jerry Westmoreland
Memory Gardens
Farm Bureau Holds Regular December Meet
Hempstead County Farm Bureau held a chili supper meeting where Troy Burson and Mr and Mrs Lester Kent reported on the November State Convention. President Wayne Attebury leaves for the National Convention in Chicago. Calvin Caldwell showed a film on Wildlife and Human Hands. Secretary Vivian Alford reported over 600 memberships for 1972 and Warren Plyler gave an insurance report. Robert Vandiver will lead January meeting and Mr and Mrs Howard Reese will prepare a mulligan.
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Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Troy Burson
Lester Kent
Wayne Attebury
Chicago
David Lively
Calvin Caldwell
Vivian Alford
Warren Plyler
Robert Vandiver
Howard Reese
Thornton Refuses to Comment on Other Officials
Arkansas Attorney General Ray Thornton avoided commenting on other elected officials but warned against illegal actions. He addressed Land Commissioner Sam Jones employing relatives and selling to counties by noting he won’t judge others' conduct, though he opposed relatives on payrolls and outside business interests in public office. The Outlook reported Jones’ wife daughter and stepdaughter worked for the land commissioner since 1957, and Jones' lumber firm sold to at least four counties.
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Little Rock
Ray Thornton
Thornton
Arkansas Outlook
Sam Jones
Jones
Outlook
Jones’ Lumber Company
McClellan Urges Prison Reform in Federal Bill
Washington AP Sen John L McClellan D Ark introduces a bill to overhaul the nations penal system It creates an 18 member presidential study commission to set standards for federal state and local correctional programs and institutions and to establish minimum accreditation standards for them
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Atty
Sam Weems
Des Arc
Bil
Tocal
Names Official in Agriculture Names Official in Agriculture
Washington AP says Rep John Paul Hammerschmidt will appoint Horace Pete Sickel of De Valls Bluff to the Arkansas State Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee replacing resigning Harlan B Holleman of Wynne.
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Washington
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Property tax issue rises as Nixon plants sleeper campaign hit
President Nixon seeks to turn rising local property taxes into a national issue for 1972. White House aides say his plans include specific proposals to ease the burden for older Americans, with focus on suburban voters and a broader national campaign strategy. Magnuson’s committee gains access to IRS records to probe organized crime's impact on interstate commerce, targeting detergent industry extortion.
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Gaylord Shaw
Associated Press
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
White House
Florida White House
GOP
Gregg Herrington
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D.wash
Magnuson
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House Ways and Means
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
IRS
U.S
House
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Commerce Panel
Congress
Commerce Department
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Justice Department
Renegotiation Board
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Donald Gray
Gray
Congressional
Stennis Says Weapons Costly and Ineffective Require Review
John Stennis, longtime Pentagon ally, opened a week of hearings on weapon procurement. He warned costly and ineffective guns threaten national security and pressed for reforms to ensure better products and value. Testimony from Gilbert Fitzhugh and Dr. John Foster Jr. followed.
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John Stennis
Pentagon
Armed Services Committee
CSA
Stennis
Gilbert Fitzhugh
John §. Foster Jr
Defense Research and Engineering
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