Poor Old Army Blamed for Earthquakes in Denver
The editor dismisses claims that the Army caused Denver earthquakes by digging a 12 000 foot hole to dump poisonous gas waste. He argues earthquakes arise from Earth's restless crust and molten core, noting the Army's hole is tiny compared to global geological forces.
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Our Daily
Alex H. Washburn
Denver
United States Army
Japan
California
South America
Andes
India
Hendrix Will Send Students to Rhodes Contest
Hendrix College Conway and Georgetown University will send Kansas students Bi Johnson of Jonesboro and Bill Clinton of Hot Springs to compete in the Rhodes Scholarship selection in New Orleans. The two 21 year olds will join two other finalists from Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Texas and China as the district chooses four scholars.
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Georgetown University
Washington
New Orleans
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Jonesbora
Bill Clinton
Hot Springs
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Georgetown
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
China
Teachers Discuss Child Psychiatry School Aid Fight Slows Congress
AP report outlines congressional delay over federal school aid funding with conferees in late session, debates on welfare tests, and anticipated appropriations. The piece also notes Arkansas professionals expanding diagnostic services and a regional commission addition affecting nine Kansas counties.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
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Washington
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de House
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Cairns
Oklahoma City
Kansas
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Missouid
Oklahomie
Arkansan Dies in Missouri Car After Heat Stroke
AArkansas man Talus Hardya 35 was found dead in his car on a Missouri highway median after suffering heat exposure while parked along the roadside strip. The Missouri Highway Patrol said the man from Sanit rks died of heat related causes at the scene.
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Athieh
Missouri Highway
Antioch
Harder
Oke
Inediah
Last Ditch Stand for SS Measure
The Senate briefly passed the Social Security bill at the session start, then after a flareup reconsidered and set a Friday morning vote on passage. Senator Russell B Cong maneuvered the action as Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield protested and urged reconsideration amid a looming filibuster risk.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Russell B. Cong
Louisiana
Mike Mansfield
Long
Glimpse of 2000 life from 1960s prophecy
HAL BOYLE imagines future trends for the year 2000 and beyond, predicting medical advances, athletic bodies, and a high tech world. He envisions transplants, growth capsules, eight foot quarterbacks, hereditary planes, widespread electronic degrees, four‑job incomes, and strict limits on money and cars as society evolves.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sap
Hiw
Goffen
Postmaster Confirmed After Safety Plea in Arkansas
Washington report confirms the postmaster position in Mina Veanen, Arkansas after a safety appeal. The committee approved the appointment and set a formal handover date, noting the need for stable postal service delivery amid local concerns.
Civilian Deaths High in Vietnam
Civilian deaths in Vietnam reached a new peak as the war nears its costliest period. Allied casualties last week totaled 595, with 2388? but primarily 380 South Vietnamese, 194 Americans, 21 Koreans or Australians. Civilians toll was 282, including 114 Montagnards slain at Dak Son. Battles along the Cambodian frontier and near the DMZ continued with isolated, deadly clashes and a sabotaged Saigon Dalat highway bridge.
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George McArthur
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
Dak Son
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon-Dalat
Robert Ohman
Unity Baptists Plan a Yule Cantata
The Unity Baptist Church Adult Choir will present the Christmas Cantata Love Transcending by John W. Peterson at 7 pm on Sunday December 17 in the church sanctuary. Directed by Shelby Cawling with Reverend Gordon Renshaw as pastor, the program features soloists and a large chorus of named members.
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Unity Baptist Church
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Shelby Cawling
Gordon Renshaw
Jack Brown
Dwight Gallaway
Clovis Hicks
Billy Dan Jones
Tip Wood
Jerry Brown
Shelby Cowelings
Bagitone
Barry Hiu
Harry Phillips
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Lile Easterling
Janes Ells
David Sallee
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Roland Ballard
C Carter Sutton
James Gaines
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Gordon Rosie ‘Haw
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Brent Hicks
Fdward Cooper
Barry Hill
Charles Tillis
Datgheee
Lille Eales
Philly Ballard
Myr
Ward Cooper
Kuseve Bowden
Barry Hil
Kev
Gerdun Renshaw
Heir to Hope Diamond Heir Found Dead Autopsy Ordered
Investigators ordered an autopsy in the death of Evalyn McLean 28 once heir to the Hope Diamond. Found fully clothed in her ranch home near Dallas neighbors reported no foul play. McLean daughter of John R McLean of Palm Beach formerly a Dallas debutante who raised horses at Friendly Acres near Plano. The Hope Diamond, once owned by Evalyn Walsh McLean, was sold to Harry Winston in 1947 and given to the Smithsonian.
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John R 'Ock’? McLean
Palm Beach
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Plano
Washington
Evalyn Walsh McLean
New York
Harry Winston
Smithsonian Institution
Ned McLean
Cotton Market Quotas Are Continued by Farmers
Agriculture Department said Wednesday that farmers approved continuing federal marketing quotas on cotton for next year in a mail referendum. The measure passed with 95.3 percent support from 263,399 for and 12,031 against, with Arkansas voters 18,873 for and 579 against.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Arkansas
Money to Train Dairy Farmers in Arkansas Program
Arkansas Employment Security Division and Education Commissioner A W Ford announced approval of a program to train 20 dairy farmers in the lard County Redevelopment Area. The estimated 15212 for the program will be provided by the Health, Education and Welfare Department.
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Arkansas Employment Security Division
A. W. Ford
Lard County
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Marine Sergeant Wesson serves with First Marine Aircraft Wing
All Around Town notes Sergeant Lounle P. Wesson son of Mr Wilburn L Wesson of Prescott and husband of Evelyn K Childers of Prescott serving with Marine Observation Squadron Six at the Marine Corps Air Facility in Kuha Vietnam The squadron flies Huey helicopters on observation medical evacuation and escort missions in support of US and Allied combat operations Also listed: Hope High School Freshman class sponsors odds jobs workday December 16 to benefit Lions Club Christmas Basket Project with contact numbers Becky Huff and Randy Wright Hempstead County Singing Convention December 17 at Pleasant Springs Church Highway 24 five miles west of Blevins public invited Hempstead Sheriff Jimmie Griffin appeals for donations for Arkansas State Hospital patients contact Sheriff Fire Department or City Police for pickup Hope High School Sella class plans a Lion's Club can drive December 23 reservations via Alvin Easterling Dr Emmett Thompson and Dr Don Reel attended South Arkansas Coplometric society meeting in Camden Lions Club can drive distribution in downtown Hope December 9 winner to be announced on KXAR four steak dinners at Perry's Truck and Cafe stop Perrytown
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Wilburn L. Wesson
Prescott
Evelyn K. Childers
Marine Observation Squadrone6
First Marine Aircraft Wing
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Ku Ha
Vietnam
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First Baptist Clurch
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Randy Wright
Hempstead County
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Blevins
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Hope
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Perry's
Cale
Perrytown
Greece junta crushes coup and king flees to Rome
Greek military regime declares the anti junta conspiracy crushed after weeks of turmoil. King Constantine reportedly fled with his family to Rome while Col. George Papadopoulos, the new premier, pledged unity and announced arrests of right wing leaders. Banks and the stock exchange were closed to avert panic as troops and armored units moved to secure Athens.
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141 Arkansans Lost In War Killed In Vietnam
The Pentagon announced that 141 Arkansans have been killed in Vietnam. The confirmation comes amid ongoing U.S. involvement and casualty reports from the war.
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Washington
Pentagon
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