US Bombers Near Hanoi in Closest Strike of War
U S fighter bombers attacked radar sites near the Laotian border within 90 miles of Hanoi, marking the closest strike to the North Vietnamese capital this year. The mission followed reports of downed American pilots and came as fighting rose in Laos and Cambodia amid the Indochina war anniversaries.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Hanoi
Son Tay
U.S
Laos
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Pathet Lao
Plain of Jars
Phnom Baset
Phnom Penh
Penm Chikork
Tonle Sap
Bien Hoa
Obituary notices for Peters Bruce Lynn Moreland Neal Nichols
Obituaries report Earl Peters 42 of Patmos died after a short illness in Roanoke Falls North Carolina his survivors include wife four sons two daughters and a grandchild funeral in Stamps Smith Funeral Home Chapel burial Falcon Cemetery. Charles T Bruce 65 noted poet author and Canadian Press leader died Sunday in Toronto. Diana Lynn 45 Hollywood actress died Saturday after a stroke while working on a film. Jack Moreland 33 former basketball standout and Pistons player died Sunday in New Orleans from cancer. Margie Neal 96 first woman Texas Senator died Sunday after a long illness. Harry Nichols 75 longtime New York Daily News city editor died Saturday after a journalism career starting as a paperboy in 1911.
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Earl Peters
Patmos
Roanoke Falls
N.C
Stamps
Douglas Peters
Leroy Peters
James Peters
Allen Peters
Cheryl Peters
Marcie Peters
Smith Funeral Home
Horace Weaver
Falcon Cemetery
Charles T. Bruce
Toronto
Canada
Bruce
Jack Moreland
New Orleans
Moreland
Louisiana Tech
Detroit Pistons
Harry Nichols
NEW York
Harry
Nic” Nichols
New York Daily News
New York American
International News Service
Pacific and
Atlantic
The
News
Supreme Court bans federal tax exemption for private desegregation schools
The Supreme Court affirmed a ruling banning tax exempt status for private white schools set up to avoid desegregation. The decision, linked to a 1970 injunction, enforces a policy that discriminating schools lose exemptions and tightens government standards on discrimination. The article also notes a separate AP report on the Group of Ten monetary agreement, its impact on jobs, imports, and currency revaluations, including gold price changes and effects on travel and consumer costs.
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Don McLeod
Associated Press
Washington {Ap
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Mississippi
Internal Revenue Service
Justice Department
Jerry Brown
Washington (Ap
U.S
Unhappy with Albert marks year of cautious leadership
Washington AP report notes House Speaker Carl Albert faced a conservative year. Many members say he could have done more, yet rapid change seemed unlikely given a feudalHouse structure with powerful committee chairmen and a weak central speaker. Richard Bolling remains among his strongest supporters despite reservations.
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John W. Beckler
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Bolling
High Court Rulings In Arkansas Supreme Court Actions
The Associated Press report lists numerous rulings from Washington City and Arkansas courts. Cases include Floyd v. Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy affirmed, Montgomery Jr. v. State of Arkansas reversed, Sweatt v. State of Arkansas reversed, and Hayes v. Batesville Mfg. Co. reversed and remanded. Other decisions affirm, reverse, or remand across circuits and divisions with unrelated orders and certiorari denials noted.
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Associated Press
Carleton Harris
Sunray DX Oil Co
John E. Mahaffey & Associates, Inc
Washington City
Sam R. Floyd
Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy
Miller Circuit
George Rose Smith
Daniel Montgomery Jr
State of Arkansas
Phillips Circuit
Jimmy Allen Sweatt
Craighead Circuit
Jonesboro Dist
W. J. Budd
Ethel Corporation
Columbia Chy
Lyle Brown
Arthur H. Hayes
Comm. of Labor
Batesville Mfg. Co
Pulaski Circuit
Ark - Homa Foods, Inc
Claude C. Ward Jr
Sebastain Circuit
Ft. Smith
John A. Fogleman
Lester Earl Rimes
Pulaski
J. Oh. Shaw
Mary Gay Shaw
Miller City
Oak Lawn Farms, Et al
Louise H. Payne
Jefferson
Conley Byrd
Sammy Swearingin
Washington
the Hartford Insurance Group
Harriett Carter
Bel-Air Sales Company
Walter Green
Fred Pickens
Admor
Pulaski Chy
Hazel Hooper
the Rust Engineering Co
Howard Circuit
Frank Holt
Frank Davis
Earvin Kelch Davis
E. R. Henry, Jr
C. C. Stuart
James Arthur Howerton
Glenn Capps
Kenneth Fryar
Diane Aka
Veda Mae Slitter
Andrew J. Ponder
Arkansas Weather Summary Report For Two Hours
A two hour report ending at 7 a.m. Monday shows a high near 99 and a low around 45 with only a trace of precipitation. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions across Arkansas through Tuesday with little temperature change. Today highs range from the mid to upper 50s in the north to near 70 in the south, and tonight lows dip from the low 30s north to the low 40s south. Tuesday highs will mostly be in the 60s.
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Arkansas
Four to Run for AEA Office
Four candidates announced for president elect of the Arkansas Education Association with about 20 000 members. They are Henrietta K Holcomb Fayetteville Dorothy Dalton Mansur Magnet Cove Jack A Marrable El Dorado and York W Williams Jr Dermott. The AEA nomination primary for 1972 73 officers and board seats is January 7 with three at large and three district director positions also contested.
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AEA
Pleasant Arkansas Weather Through Tuesday Sees Ta
Pleasant temperatures persist in Arkansas through Tuesday with highs near 70 in the south and readings in the 50s in the north. Lows tonight range from the low 30s north to the low 40s south. Morning temperatures include Fayetteville 32 Harrison 40 Jonesboro 48 Pine Bluff 55 Texarkana 52 El Dorado 55 Memphis 51 Little Rock 46 Fort Smith 34. No precipitation is anticipated through Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
el Dorado
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Court Reverses Rape Conviction in Arkansas Case
The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed Daniel Montgomery Jr.’s first degree rape conviction and sent the case for retrial after ruling the search warrant affidavit lacked affirmative facts to show probable cause. The decision upheld claims of improper lineup procedures and addressed juror qualification for capital punishment.
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Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Daniel Montgomery Jr
West Helena
Winthrop Rockefeller
Montgomery
Phillips County
Rockefeller
Ten
George Rose Smith
Smith
Nied
Veniremen
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
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