Nixon picks Rogers for Secretary of State sparking parallel foreign policy
AP Special Correspondent John M. Hightower notes that Richard Nixon’s selection of William P. Rogers as secretary of state signals foreign policy aims to run in parallel with the president-elect. Rogers’ long alliance with Nixon suggests a shared approach to Vietnam, Israel-Arab issues, the Atlantic Alliance, talks with the USSR, and reshaping aid.
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Soviet Union
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State Department
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Kennedy
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Navy
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Hike in Sales Tax Lacks Full Support
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller’s proposal for a 2 cent sales tax increase faces scant backing in an Associated Press survey. Lawmakers split on any one cent rise, with 19 opposed and 19 undecided. most favor other revenue options or new taxes, while some see the plan as too ambitious for Arkansas.
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Arkansas House
Arkansas Senate
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Parkin
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Benton
Arkansas
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Melbourne
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Sen
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Harvey
Solunar Periods Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar Times listed for December with daily windows for primary and secondary periods. December 11 to 15 show start and end times for hunting or fishing activity in planned periods.
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Rockefeller proposes large education budget boost
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller on Tuesday recommended appropriations of 52.8 million dollars for the first year and 59.8 million for the second for state colleges and universities. The plan aims to activate 123 beds at the University of Arkansas Medical Center and strengthen the Commission on Coordination of Higher Education Finance. Rockefeller also proposed 9.4 million for a potential merger between the University of Arkansas and Little Rock University, with the largest college budget at 41.8 million in the biennium.
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Bridge tournament trials shape North America team
The toughest bridge tourney selects 16 pairs from national champs over a 10 day schedule. Two round robins decide the finalists with 14 boards per match in the first phase and 28 boards in the final stage. East’s bid misfired on a two spade overcall amid bold jump sequences.
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