Approval of Cambodia Aid Seen by Senate Panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Nixon's Cambodia aid request with restrictions and no defense commitment. It adopted Cooper-Church style limits barring advisers and ground troops, plus Javits amendment requiring advance notice for foreign aid transfers. The panel also backed a $255 million aid package amid a wider $2 billion spending bill. Weather data follows: 24-hour report shows highs in the 50s, lows in the 20s and 30s across Arkansas. rain northwest possible tonight.
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R-N.y
Stuart Symington
D.o
Clifford P. Case
Rn.j
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Israel
Foreign Relations Committee
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Montana
Obituaries From Hope Highlight Local Families and Services
Obituary notices include Johnny L. Ferguson 64 Hempstead farmer and church member. Nannie Olga Ray 74 Hope Methodist member. Tressie Lee Peterson 73 Hope resident. outlines survivors, service details, and burial locations. Also reports on SST funding debate and a court ruling involving a Jackson case with procedural objections and a 1968 rape and 1969 robbery context.
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Hempstead
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Carroll
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Doyle
Abilene
Texas
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Dallas
Hansford L. Long
Hope
Henry A. Long
Montana
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Ruth Ann Sutter
Birmingham
Ala
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J. E. Collums
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Hiriam Hatfield
Gene Reed
Perrytown
First Assembly Church
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C. L. Roberts
C.C. Truitt
Memory Gardens
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Nannie Olga Ray
Nannie Alga Ray
Methodist Church
W. B. Ray
Seth Anderson
Eureka
Calif
Aubrey Anderson
Prescott
May Fisher
Iva Knowles
Illinois
Glen McMicon
Michigan
Herndon Funeral Chapel
Merlin Cox
Rose Hill
Herndon Funeral Home
Arkansas High Court Proceedings Highlights Reversed and Affirmed
The Associated Press report lists several Arkansas Supreme Court decisions with reversals and affirmations across multiple cases from Pope Benton Cross and Pulaski Circuits. It notes rehearings denied and certiorari actions on record. Separate quotes emphasize the role of families, schools, churches, and communities in child development alongside government functions.
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Associated Press
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Lucille Mae Tuttley
Linda Sue Phillips
Washington City
George Rose Smith
Parker Parker
Ike Allen Laws Jr
Pope Chy
Leslie Nix
W. B. Dunavant Jr
W. B. Dunvant & Co
Cross Circuit
Lyle Brown
James Leverich
State of Arkansas
Benton Circuit
John A. Fogleman
Carl Jackson
Pulaski
J. Fred Jones
Jack Lindle
Lindle
A. G. Shibley Jr
Miss
Chick
Conley Byrd
Claude Farrar
Emily L. Kincheloe
Crawford City
Frank Holt
Arkansas State Highway Commission
Hope
Ark
Nixon commission members debate response to campus unrest
Two members of President Nixon's Commission on Campus unrest say the President seriously considered their report on campus violence. A third member urged a governors' conference to foster national unity. chairman William Scranton would comment in Chicago on Nixon's denial of the finding that only the President can heal the country.
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Nixon
William W. Scranton
Chicago
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Kent State
Jackson State
Spira T. Agnew
Commission
Pablum
Reinus Ortique
Connally named to succeed Kennedy as Treasury
President Nixon announced that Secretary of the Treasury David Kennedy will resign February 1 to be replaced by former Texas governor John Connally, a Democrat. Kennedy will remain in the administration as ambassador at large and he will brief Connally during the interim on budget matters.
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Nixon
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David M. Kennedy
John Connally
Texas
Kennedy
William P. Rogers
Connally
Treasury
Bomb fanfare at GE Building in Manhattan shocks city
A pipe bomb exploded outside the General Electric Building in Midtown Manhattan early today, shattering windows in four structures and injuring one pedestrian. Five minutes earlier a caller to WINS and other stations warned that General Electric would be blown up in a message signed by Mira.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
General Electric
Midtown Manhattan
WINS
MIRA
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