Lawmakers weigh timing as year-end session stretches
President Nixon faces pressure over defense and labor issues as Mansfield and Montana Democrats seek time limits and possible sessions between Christmas and New Year. Ford hints at a possible return for anti-crime proposals while Celler indicates no action this year. The House may linger into Christmas Eve amid ongoing appropriations talks.
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Nixon
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House Judiciary Committee
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Mrs Sarah Adams Named Chief Operator in Magnolia
Mrs Sarah Adams of Magnolia is appointed chief operator for Southwestern Bell replacing Mona Caradine who will become a staff assistant in Little Rock. Adams began as an operator in Walnut Ridge in 1951, returning in 1962, becoming group chief operator in Searcy in 1966 and chief operator in Hope in 1968. She is from Walnut Ridge and has four children and BPW activity. Caradine, chief operator in Hope since 1968, began as an operator in Little Rock in 1957, later serving as service assistant in Little Rock and Fort Smith before becoming chief operator in Arkadelphia in 1968. she is from Benton and has a foster son Bodie.
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Little Rock
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Jonesboro
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Jury Selection Proceeds in Mayfield Murder Trial
BERRYVILLE Ark AP The effort to select a jury for the first degree murder trial of Billy Mayfield 29 of Harrison continues in Circuit Court after two panels were examined and a third panel awaits. Mayfield is charged in the July 14 shooting death of Carroll County Sheriff Orval Bishop.
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Carroll County
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Paradise Found for Couple in Pacific Northwest
A city-weary artist couple quits their crowded life in Los Angeles. They move to a remote lake cabin in the Pacific Northwest, learning simple skills and living frugally, while fearing the world will eventually intrude on their new paradise.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Martha
Clty
Pacific Northwest
Earth
$1 Billion Foreign Aid Cut Possible
Washington AP reports dollars for the embattled foreign aid program may fall to about 1.6 billion as the House appropriations committee trims the Nixon target from 2.6 billion. Key fights center on military aid to Nationalist China and South Korea, with cuts affecting development loans and Latin America Alliance for Progress funding.
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Appointment of Eisele to UA Board Questioned
Arkansas attorney general is asked to rule on the legality of G. Thomas Eisele of Little Rock serving on the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees. Gov Winthrop Rockefeller appointed Eisele in March and the grounds for the challenge are not disclosed. J R Best of Lincoln County requested the opinion.
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State Revenue Department
Mullins picks site for any peaceful campus picketing
Dr. David W. Mullins of the University of Arkansas designated an open area north of Razorback Stadium for peaceful nondisruptive demonstrations during the Texas Arkansas game. He warned signs must not impede moving traffic or parking and demonstrations inside the stadium are forbidden. The Texas No. 1, Arkansas No. 2 clash could determine the Southwest Conference title and Cotton Bowl berth with Nixon attending.
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Obituaries: Florence McRae Graham and Hattie Powell
Florence McRae Graham 73 died suddenly at home in Hollywood Florida. Survived by husband Glenny Graham, daughter Mrs William Milhan of Kalamazoo Michigan, three sisters, two brothers, funeral pending. Hattie Powell 81 of Patmos died Thursday in a Patmos hospital. Survived by three sons Albert, Orvil, Talmage, daughter Clara Turnage, three brothers, three sisters. Funeral Sunday December 7 at Providence Baptist Church with burial in Betts Cemetery.
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Pep Rally for Razorbacks in Little Rock Crowd
About four to five thousand people attended a one hour Razorbacks pep rally in Little Rock led by eight Arkansas cheerleaders and Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller. Lynn A. Davis of North Little Rock won the hog-calling contest. The Razorbacks travel to Fayetteville to face Texas Longhorns in what is called college football Game of the Year.
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Hope Star Hope 1929 subscription rates and staff list
The Hope Star lists its publishing details, offices and staff including Alex H. Washburn as president and editor Donal Parker as VP and advertising manager Paul H. Jones as secretary and treasurer and C M Pod Rogers as managing editor. It outlines subscription rates for carrier and mail within and outside Arkansas.
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Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
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