Competition among utilities eyed by Hart
U S Senator Philip A Hart urged utility competition to curb monopolies in natural gas electric power and telephone service urging that technological progress makes many regulated functions ripe for competition He said competition could lower rates and win consumer support though utilities may resist.
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U.S
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Hart
National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners
Shreveport
Heiskell laid to rest at Little Rock burial
Nationwide condolences poured in for John Netherland Heiskell editor of the Arkansas Gazette since 1902 who died at 100. A 1:30 p.m. funeral was held today in Little Rock with burial at Mount Holly Cemetery. Messages from Rep. Wilbur D. Mills and James Farley praised his life and work.
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Little Rock
John Netherland Heiskell
Arkansas Gazette
Heiskell
Mount Holly
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
James Farley
Holiday Office Hours Notice
The Hope Star office will be closed at noon Saturday December 40 and Monday January 1. Regular office hours will resume on Tuesday January 2.
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Hope Star
Jumbo jet crashes in Everglades survivor search begins
Eastern Air Lines Lockheed L1011 crashed in the Everglades with 167 aboard. Rescue teams recovered 88 survivors while searching swampy terrain by helicopter and airboats. The crash near Miami was the period's first jumbo jet disaster of its era and involved Flight 401 from New York to Miami.
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Eastern Air Lines
Everglades
Eastern
Bill Hodges
Coast Guard
Hodges
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Kennedy International Airport
Miami International
Martin Siminerio
Long Island
Simmerio
Tamiami Trail
Florida
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Don Byers
Arkansas Knifesmith Jimmy Lile Shapes American Heritage
Russellville knife maker Jimmy Lile, famed as the Arkansas Knifesmith and “Poor Man’s Will Rogers,” crafts handmade knives for national orders from his shop near Russellville. He markets through a Price and Dixon Sporting Goods showcase with prices from 35 to 150 dollars, offers a 25 page catalog, and plans a Bicentennial commemorative knife for Nixon.
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Jimmy Lile
Russellville
Lile
United States
Will Rogers
America
Nixon
Lisle
Spoksmen
Canada
Mexico
Life
Price and
Dixon Sporting Goods
West Main Street
Dear Abby profile spotlights nation’s best known advice columnist
The feature details Abigail Van Buren known as Dear Abby, her vast reach with 500000 letters yearly, and appearances in The Star Journal and 800 other papers. It covers her rise from a San Francisco editor challenge in 1956, her civic work, family life with Morton Phillips, and her self described nom de plume origin and birth in 1918 at Sioux City Iowa.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Star Jaw
San Francisco
Abigail
Martin van Buren
The
United
Sioux City
Iowa
Morningside College
Nixon orders bombing halt amid peace talks effort
Nixon ordered an open ended halt in bombing to push Hanoi toward renewed negotiations. U S officials offered no timeline for effect while observers noted possible reductions or pause in strikes around Hanoi Haiphong. U S Command reported 169 fighter bomber strikes in the 24 hours to 8 am Saigon time, while Saigon and Viet Cong observed 24 hour ceasefires. Radio Hanoi claimed strikes on Hanoi with aircraft losses cited.
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Nixon
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Haiphong
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Foreign Ministry
Viet Cong
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Vinh Phu
Garner Ted Armstrong on TV and radio faith echoes
Arkansas reader recalls Garner Ted Armstrong’s TV appearance and long radio devotion, contrasting his visual presence with other preachers. He recalls listening on a 50 watt Broken Bow station late at night and plans to see GTA in Shreveport, while noting a fellow Arkansas journalist and a backroad Ozarks drive with a humorous exchange about evangelical speech rhythms.
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Porter Wagoner
Campbell Soup
Paris
Tex
Texas
Mexicali
James Anderson Riley
Garner Ted
Broken Bow
Okla
Garner Tech
Billy Graham
Oral Roberts
GTA
Thad
Shreveport
Sonny and Cher
Tom Dearmore
Arkansas
Washington
D.C
Stas
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