Nixon reassures Trudeau U.S. won’t interfere with Canada
President Nixon told Prime Minister Trudeau the United States does not intend to interfere with Canada as it seeks a fuller national identity and economic development. Canadian officials described a cordial, wide-ranging discussion focused mainly on general economic issues in U.S.-Canada relations.
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Weather Report from Experiment Station for Tuesday
Report for 24 hours ending 7:00 a.m. Tuesday shows high 48, low 32, rainfall 0.90 inches. Forecast indicates considerable cloudiness and warmer today in Arkansas, followed by partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with a chance of rain in the northwest portion by afternoon. Highs today mid 50s to low 60s, tonight lows upper 30s to mid 40s, Wednesday highs low to mid 60s.
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Arkansas
Three Charged With Assault of Police Officer
BERRYVILLE Ark AP three people who allegedly jumped a State Police Trooper after arrest for public drunkenness near Eureka Springs were charged with felonious assault. Roy Richard Ray Kathryn Christine Ray and Stephen Anglin of near Berryville faced the charges after trooper James Cottrell was left unconscious and later injured a broken collar bone.
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Berryville
Ark
Eureka Springs
Roy Richard Ray
Kathryn Christine Ray
Stephen Anglin
James Ross
James Cottrell
Carroll County
Ross
Cottrell
Food Stamps Recipient Pays Back 1041 in Arkansas
Prof. Atty. Sam Weems of Des Arc says a woman questioned in a welfare probe wrote a 1041 dollar check to repay food stamps received since September 1970. The check was converted to a cashier's check and sent to the state Welfare Department. The investigator noted the woman had under 5,000 dollars in her account when she wrote the payment. Weems says the probe concerns alleged fraud by some welfare recipients.
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Ark
Atty
Sam Weems
Weems
State Welfare Department
Pearl Harbor Survivors Gather for 30th Anniversary
About 2,500 members of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association gather nationwide for 30th anniversary ceremonies. Adm Bernard A Clarey speaks at sunrise service at 7 55 a m Hawaii time. Sen Daniel Inouye speaks at sunset at the Arizona memorial. Arizona remains a watery tomb for 1 102 men. Utah memorial services mark the site of the sunken gunboat and its 54 crew. John Berlier notes 85 chapters plan observances.
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United States
Pearl Harbor
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U.S. Pacific Fleet
Hawaii
Daniel K. Inouye
Europe
Sunset Memorial
White Memorial
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Arizona Memorial
Survivors Association
Utah
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Indianapolis
Weems seeks firing of ABC board director
Weems on Monday asked Gov. Dale Bumpers to fire J. P. Brumbelow as executive director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board. He said a hearing on alleged liquor law violations by the 1170 Club near Hazen had not been scheduled and claimed state police found 35 ABC violations in a raid. Weems criticized political interference and said a witness was being brought back from California to testify.
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Ark
Atty
Sam Weems
Dale Bumpers
J. P
Bob” Brumbelow
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Weems
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Hazen
ABC
W. A. Tudor
State Police Criminal Investigation Division
Arkansas
California
Hot Springs Group Seeks New Bank
A Hot Springs group of businessmen and doctors has applied to the federal comptroller to open a second national bank in Hot Springs. If approved, they will issue 90,000 shares of stock for a total value of $2.25 million. The plan seeks to curb noise with a Britain wide decibel study by 4,000 students to create a noise map and identify quiet zones.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Hot Springs
Federal Comptroller
London
API
Britain
Bombs Hit Stanford Atomic Center in California
Two explosions damaged the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center in Stanford California causing up to 100000 in damage to the world’s largest particle research device no injuries and no radiation leaks reported. The $100 million facility is nonclassified and a national research center.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Approves Flood Control Funds in House Vote
Washington AP The House approved a bill authorizing 680.1 million dollars for flood control. Of this, 628 million funds continuing work through 1972 in 14 river basins including 57 million for the Arkansas River, 97 million for the Mississippi River and its tributaries, 1 million for the Ouachita River, and 4 million for the White River.
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Washington
House
Arkansas River
Mississippi River
Ouachita River
White River
Two killed in two vehicle Arkansas 1 collision
In Craighead County two residents Billy Woods 19 of Brookland and Bruce Brown 50 of near Jonesboro died when Woods’s car crossed the center line to pass an another vehicle and struck Brown’s pickup head on four miles north of Jonesboro on Arkansas 1 late Monday afternoon.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Craighead County
Arkansas 1
Here
Billy Woods
Brookland
Bruce Brown
Woods
Brown
Favors No Fault Insurance Law Move in 1973 Arkansas Assembly
In Little Rock, AP report says public pressure could push the 1973 General Assembly to approve a no fault insurance law. Melvin Stark of the American Insurance Association noted Florida Massachusetts and Illinois have already enacted similar plans.
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Little Rock
General Assembly
American Insurance Association
Melvin Stark
Florida
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Officers Deny Beating Two Suspects in Arkansas Case
Two former Little Rock police officers testified in circuit court denying charges they beat burglary suspects Harrington and Sipes on Aug 9. Doyle Webb admitted swinging at one suspect and holding him briefly before placing him in a patrol car, while Ronnie Phillips said he shoved a suspect from behind at the jail entrance. All three officers were fired. Miller later died from a gunshot wound officials attributed to personal safety reasons.
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Doyle Webb
Ronnie E. Phillips
Bobby Joe Harrington
James Milton Sipes
North Little Rock
Webb
Phillips
Raymond L. Miller
Harrington
Sipes
Miller
Brief Break in Weather Expected
The Associated Press reports a short lull in Arkansas weather as precipitation ends and a low pressure system moves north. Outlook calls for a few sun breaks this afternoon, warmer tonight and Wednesday, then increased cloudiness and rain in the northwest by Wednesday night, with highs in the 50s to 60s and nighttime lows in the 40s. Local rainfall totals up to 0.92 inches are listed for Jonesboro and Pine Bluff, with varied amounts elsewhere.
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Rockies
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Harrison
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Texarkana
el Dorado
Memphis
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Fort Smith
Foreign aid bill action delayed amid House Senate talks
Washington AP The House delayed a 2.84 billion foreign aid vote for one day awaiting a possible breakthrough in the House Senate stalemate over reauthorizing the aid program. The delay follows signals from Senate Appropriations Chair Ellender it might resolve the impasse on Indochina war deadline in the Senate bill.
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House
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
House-Senate
Otto E. Passman
Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee
Passman
Mike Mansfield
U.S
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