Sponsors Hear From Scout Troop at Town and Country
Lion sponsors of Boy Scout Troop 91 addressed the weekly club meeting at Town and Country led by Scoutmaster Olen Overturf and Scout Executive Tom Berry. Berry noted scouting’s 61st year with focus on conservation and environment, while Robin Lee spoke on ecology with slides. Allen Foster described Filmont Scout Bank in Cimarron New Mexico with ranch scenes, as Lions listed additional Scouting supporters and guests.
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Town & Country
Tom Berry
Olen Overturf
Berry
Robin Lee
Allen Foster
Filmont Scout Bank
Cimarron
New Mexico
Gambrell sworn in to fill late Russell seat in Georgia
The article reports David H. Gambrell being sworn in as Georgia’s new senator to fill the unexpired term of the late Richard B. Russell. It also lists local school board and district election details, including unopposed candidates and terms, with polling places to be announced.
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Atlanta, Ga
David H. Gambrell
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Jud Martindale
James T. Rowland
Saratoga
Mary Spates Goodman
J. K. Porter
Otis Morgan
Willie F. Lively
Washington
Archie Lee Wingfield
Tommie L. Love
Robert Pryor
William Munn
County Board of Education
A. R. Avery
Blevins
Hope
Loy P. Rodgers
Garland Smith
Patmos
Spring Hill
Lloyd Turner
U S Mission Ordered Out of Ecuador in Dispute
U S military mission in Ecuador is expelled amid a fishing rights clash. Ecuador cites U S suspension of military sales and vessel seizures as coercive, while noting a 200 mile territorial claim contested by the U S and others.
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United States
Ecuador
Jose Maria Ponce Yepes
Organization of American States
Ponce Yepes
State Department
U.S
Peru
Chile
Edgardo Mercado Jarrin
U S Planes Bomb Ho Chi Minh Trail Crossings
U S war planes attacked border crossing points along nearly 100 miles of the Ho Chi Minh trail through southern Laos. South Vietnamese forces reported 100 enemy killed in seven clashes and 45 enemy attacks on units and civilians in the last 24 hours. B52s pounded exits from Mu Gia and Ban Karai passes, with about 3,500 sorties since October totaling over 100,000 tons of bombs. Ground clashes across the Mekong Delta to the central highlands left 3 South Vietnamese dead and 15 wounded.
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Demilitarized Zone
Mu Gia Pass
Ban Karai Pass
North Vietnam
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Mekong
Central Highlands
Arkansas Weather Forecast For 24 Hours
Printed by Offset Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending at 7 am Tuesday. High 44 and low 25. Forecast cloudy and warmer through Wednesday in Arkansas. Occasional light rain likely tonight. Chance of showers or thundershowers Wednesday. Low tonight in the low 40s. High Wednesday upper 40s to 50s northeast to 60s southwest.
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Experiment Station
Arkansas
Leary and Wife Said Placed in Custody by Black Panthers
A tape attributed to Eldridge Cleaver claims the Black Panthers placed Timothy Leary and his wife Rosemary in protective custody in Algeria due to LSD chemistry impairing judgment. Cleaver, minister of information, says the Panthers withdrew support from Learys psychedelic movement and that Learys mind has been blown by acid. The tape notes their revolutionary arrest occurred January ninth through thirteenth.
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Berkeley
Calif
Eldridge Cleaver
Black Panthers
Timothy Leary
Algeria
Pacifica Foundation
Kpfa-Fm
Leary
Cleaver
California
Rosemary
Laird Presses Two-Year Draft Extension In Senate Hearing
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird told the Senate Armed Services Committee that cutting draft calls to zero by mid-1973 would be hard but possible with Congress and public support. He urged a two year extension of induction authority beyond June 30 and said a volunteer Army is a difficult goal. He warned zero drafts could strain manpower, especially for the Army, and noted 163,500 inductions in 1970. He estimated 2.5 million total armed forces in 1972 with 528,000 new enlisted and 43,000 new officers, stressing a draft ban would hurt reserve enlistments without about $1 billion in pay raises for lower-grade enlistees.
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James Phillips
Associated Press
Washington
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Laird
Nixon
Defense Department
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
U.S
Mansfieldsestate attorney cites hefty costs limit creditors
Los Angeles attorney Irwin Roscoe, estate counsel for actress Jayne Mansfield, says expensive litigation will limit what creditors recover from the $600,000 estate, estimating they may receive about 30 percent. Mansfield and her then husband Samuel S Brody died in a 1967 New Orleans crash amid exile protections.
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Los Angeles
Jayne Mansfield
Irwin Roscoe
Miss Mansfield
Samuel S. Brody
New Orleans
Notable obituaries of artists and officials across cities
Hollywood lyricist Robert Hilliard 52 died of a heart attack. He wrote Dear Hearts and Gentle People and Hazel Flagg lyrics and ran a record publishing company. Prague deputy defense minister Lt Gen Alexander Mucha 51 died in a car crash. Mastic Beach actress Ethel Casey 49, known for stage work in the US and abroad, died after a long illness. she toured Europe with the American Repertory Theatre in 1961 and was Mrs Warner Schreiner in private life.
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Hollywood
Robert Hilliard
Hilliard
Hazel Flagg
Prague
Alexander Mucha
Czechoslovakia
Mastic Beach
N.Y
Ethel Casey
United States
American Repertory Theatre
Warner Schreiner
Egypt Eyes Possible Resumption of Hostilities
Cairo reports say Egypt is aiming to resume fighting with Israel near the Suez Canal as a cease-fire nears its end at midnight Friday. Air raid sirens and blackouts hit the capital while President Sadat prepares a major speech and U N envoy Jarring presses indirect talks for an extension and concessions from Israel.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Associated Press
Cairo
Israel
Suez Canal
Anwar Sadat
National Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Sadat Down
Egypt
U.N
Gunnar Y. Jarring
Jarring
United Nations
Mohammed H. El-Zayyat
El-Zayyat
Connally Approved by Senate Finance Committee
The Senate Finance Committee approved 11 to 0 the nomination of former Texas Governor John B. Connally as secretary of the Treasury after a brief closed session. Connally denied taking private fees while governor and said he returned 400000 to 500000 in legal fees to become secretary of the Navy in 1961.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
John B. Connally
Texas
Russell B. Long
D-La
New York Times
Connally
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Sid Richardson
Gaylord Nelson
Egyptian U.N. envoy passes views to Israel in ongoing talks
The mediator handed El Zayyat memorandum to Yosef Te-koah, Israel's UN delegate, who said the exchange of views continues and that Rogers and Egyptian Foreign Minister Riad have communicated this past week. A government spokesman confirmed messages between Rogers and Riad but said no concrete basis for optimism yet exists.
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El-Zayyat
Yosef Tekoah
Israel
U.N
Jordan
Lebanon
U.S
William P. Rogers
Mahmoud Riad
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