Scott Welcomes Investigation Of Interlock Stock
Arkansas officials questioned holdings in Interlock Inc. amid $600000 in state consulting fees. Former State Police Director Ralph D. Scott said he welcomes a full inquiry and will push for public results. Prosecutor Jim Guy Tucker urged scrutiny with Gov. Bumpers and Hodges.
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Little Rock
Ralph D. Scott
Interlock Inc
Scott
David Hodges
State Commission On Crime and Law Enforcement
Interlock
Jim Guy Tucker
Tucker
Dale Bumpers
Hodges
Bumpers
Arkansas
The
Arkansas Democrat
William C. Miller
Crime Commission
John H. Hickey
Marshall Rush
Pine Bluff
State Board of Correction
Miller
Public Safety
Harold W. Brueggeman
Brueggeman
Police Services Division
State Police
Public Safety Department
O'Brien Plans Watchful Eye on Democratic Primary Campaigns
Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. OBrien will monitor the presidential nominating race and expose any candidate attacks that threaten the party’s chances against Nixon. He plans to serve six more months as chair and then pass to a successor chosen at the Democratic convention. He stressed adherence to campaign conduct pacts and urged contenders to focus on shared themes rather than personal feuds.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington
APY
Lawrence F. O’brien
O'Brien
Democrats
White House
Nixon
O’brien
China Says U S and Russia Lose Influence at U N
In Tokyo the Chinese press notes the General Assembly admitted mainland China and expelled the Nationalist, signaling growing power for medium and small nations. It accuses the United States and Soviet Union of collusion and behind the scenes deals while blocking reasonable UN resolutions. It cites U S chrome purchase from Rhodesia and Soviet veto over India Pakistan war actions.
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Tokyo
China
United Nations
United States
Russia
Peking People’s Daily
U.S
India-Pakistan
Security Council
General Assembly
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Peking
Congress
Rhodesia
Pakistan
Continue Search for Airliner in Peruvian Rain Forest
Reports say a Peruvian airliner missing since Friday with 92 aboard may have crashed in a lake dotted jungle. The Lima to Iquitos flight last communicated near Pucallpa as search planes widen to a 60 mile arc along the Tamaya route through dense forest inhabited by Shipibs and Campa Indians.
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Lima
Peru
Amazon
Iquitos
Pucallpa
Andes
Tamaya
Tamaya River
World Almanac On Poppy-Derived Narcotics Facts
The dried juice of unripe opium poppy seeds yields heroin opium morphine and codeine. The World Almanac notes heroin is the most potent and costly natural drug while the poppy historically symbolizes death and commemorates war dead in print.
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World Almanac
The Devaluation Conundrum and a Wise Wizard
A cautious man contemplates the meaning of currency shifts with a financial wizard. The pair discuss which dollar matters and whether devaluation affects savings, exchange, and gold parity, concluding the gold-at-35 dollars ounce dollar is dead while other dollars remain alive and valued.
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Ie Duliar
Suu
Hue
Washingtown
Dallas
Washington
Newspafen Enterprise
Democrats Pick Kennedy in Poll
Kennedy leads in a Gallup poll among 560 Democrats surveyed December 10 to 13 with 32 percent, followed by Muskie at 25 percent and Humphrey at 19 percent. If Kennedy stays out, Humphrey leads Muskie 44 to 31 in a second Gallup poll.
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Princeton
N.J
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedy
Humphrey
Muske
Muskie
Mao in Good Health at 78
Tokyo AP reports Chairman Mao Tse-tung is 78 and in good health though mainland China did not hold official birthday celebrations. Past years show Mao discourages celebrations and no indication of notable events on this birthday.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
Eighteen Army Soldiers Protest Drug Policy at Travis AFB
Eighteen enlisted men with help from three Vietnam Veterans Against the War members seized a second floor observation ward at Travis Air Force Base California hours after returning from Vietnam. They barricaded with mattresses and demanded immediate release separation from the military civilian doctor exams and amnesty for military personnel using drugs. No violence or injuries were reported and officials planned consultations before action.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Vietnam
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
VVAW
Air Force
George E. Reynolds
Travis
San Francisco
Army
Mike Oliver
Oliver
Soviet Aid Rise to Non Communist Nations Declines for Moscow
A State Department study shows the Soviet Union sharply boosting arms aid commitments to non Communist countries in 1970 while Red China led in economic pledges. China pledged 709 million of 1.1 billion in new economic aid, and Moscow posted 204 million, with major allocations to Tanzania, Zambia, and Pakistan amid broader non Communist development aid.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nate Department
Soviet Union
Red China
State Department
Intelligence and Research Bureau
Russia
Egypt
Peking
China
Moscow
Ees
Tanzania
Zambia
Pakistan
North Vietnam
Cuba
Hearing for Santa Claus Line Slayer
Ty rone Howard faces a preliminary hearing on second degree murder in the slaying of John Fitzpatrick 36 in a Santa Claus line at Highbee Co downtown store. Witnesses say the men struggled as Howard tried to move ahead. a butcher knife was recovered.
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Cleveland (Ap
Tyrone Howard
John Fitzpatrick
Santa Claus
Fitzpatrick
Highbee Co
Howard
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