Peace Talks Await Debut of Pres Nixon
Washington AP reports Senate and House leaders doubt progress in Paris peace talks before Nixon takes office. Officials cite procedural disputes and internal Johnson administration rifts over Vietnam Saigon stance. Critics fault Defense Chief Clifford for pressuring Saigon. Mansfield urges focus on actual negotiations over table shapes. Also noted: Airman Jimmy D Ponder, 1966 Hope High graduate, returns home from Plattsburgh AFB before Da Nang duty after M 16 training. his service record includes G oodfellow and Keesler assignments.
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Clifford
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Montana
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Hope High School
W.li Ponder
Hope
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New York
Ponder
da Nang
Hamilton Afb
San Francisco
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Goodfellow Afb
San Angelo
Texas
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Biloxi
Mississippi
Cold Wave to Hit Arkansas with Snow Flurries
The Associated Press and the U.S. Weather Bureau warned of a new cold front sweeping Arkansas tonight. Light snow and flurries were forecast for most areas, with up to two inches in the north, up to one inch in central Arkansas, and no accumulation in the south. The bitter cold would push in from the northwest and reach Tuesday morning.
Weather Report From Arkansas Station 24 Hours Ending Monday
Occasional light snow and snow flurries expected in north and west portions tonight and in east portions early Tuesday. Flurries end west tonight and east Tuesday morning with up to two inches of snow north. Turning colder tonight and much colder Tuesday. Lows tonight in the teens northwest to upper 20s southeast. High 58, Low 26.
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Experiment Station
Arkansas
Constitution Convention Rules Set
The Constitutional Convention Advisory Commission began work Saturday establishing ground rules for delegates and received guidance on actions to avoid if the convention succeeds.
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Little Rock
Constitutional Convention Advisory Commission
Obituaries Radio Story Told Rotary by H Jones
Géroge Anthen Nash 64 died early Saturday in a hospital. He was a Methodist Church member and a retired Missouri Pacific railroad employee. Survivors include his wife Johnie two daughters and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 a.m. at Herndon Chapel with Rev. Everett Vinson officiating. Burial was in Chapel Hill Cemetery. Herndon Funeral Home of Hope in charge.
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Methodist Church
Missouri«Pacific Railroad
Johnie
Dorotha Windham
Waco
Ruth L. McCoy
San Antonio
Herndon Chapel
Everett Vinson
Burs Fal
Chapel Hill
DeQueen
Herndon Funeral Home
Hope
Ars Range
Leonard W. Parnell
Denver
Colo
Navy Veterans
Adm
E. Alma Parnell
Johnny Weathersby
Gene Flo
Merouge
Rome
Ettore Colla
Italy
Apollo 8 astronauts begin intensive debriefing on moon voyage
AP dispatch reports Apollo 8 astronauts Borman Lovell and Anders entering a full day of debriefing. They will review events in detail, record every word, and prepare a final report, with breaks only New Year’s Day. NASA releases color Earth and Moon photos taken during the mission.
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Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
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Moon
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Navy
James A. Lovelly
William A. Anders
Yorktown
Hawaii
mid-Pacific
Honolulu
North American Rockwell Co
Downey
Calif
Apollo
Copters Lost in Vietnam War Reach 968
Viet Cong shot down three American helicopters over the weekend, raising total losses to 968 in South Vietnam. Despite a Viet Cong 72 hour cease fire, U.S. and South Vietnamese forces pressed 60 offensive operations as five rockets hit U.S. base camps and negotiations continued for three POWs to be released.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Tay Ninh
Quang Nga City
United States
U.S. 25Th Infantry
Israeli raid devastates Lebanon civil fleet at airport
Israeli helicopters destroyed 13 Lebanese cargo and passenger planes, nearly half of the civil airline fleet, after a 45 minute raid. A guard was wounded and planes smoldered while Lebanese and Arab states pressed the UN for compensation. Soviet bloc nations urged sanctions and warned Israel, while Lebanon urged Security Council action under Chapter Seven.
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Fae
Middle East
Lebastian
Bwight Porter
Abdillah Yati
United States
Lebanon
Israel
Security Council
Jacob A. Malik
Council
U.N
Edward Ghorra
Minister to discuss values on Arkansas TV series
William C. Gentry Jr a Methodist minister and philosophy professor at Henderson State College will appear as the interview guest on the Manpower and Economic Education television series presented by the Arkansas Educational Television Commission Channel Two Conway Arkansas He will discuss moral values and value conflicts in the workplace with series director Phillip Powell The programs air at 11 00 a m and 2 10 p m January 13 16 and 20 on Channel Two Gentry is a Hope High School Hendrix College and Southern Methodist University graduate and holds a Bachelor of Divinity from SMU He is a Ph D candidate and joined Henderson State College recently
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William C. Gentry, Jr
WC. Gentry
Hope
Arkansas Educational Television Commission
Channel Two
Conway
Arkansas
Gentry
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia
Phillip Powell
Hope High School
Hendrix College
Southern Methodist University
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