Peacekeeping reform eyed for Vietnam talks
The Paris discussions on Vietnam consider a new neutral peace force replacing the paralyzed ICC. A United Nations style body with neutral members would supervise a cease fire and enforce settlement terms. Neutral Asian observers monitor progress, while Henry Cabot Lodge keeps them informed.
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Pay Hike for Congress Assured
Senate backs pay raise while House faces blocked resolutions as Feb 14 auto-implementation looms. Debate centers on $12,500 yearly increase and broader federal salary boosts amid inflation and deficits. Key figures include Mansfield Dirksen Williams Allen as the plan advances or stalls.
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Associated Press
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Senate
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Delaware
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Ala
St. Marks to Open Inquirer Classes This Week
St Mark s Episcopal Church invites the public to a three night inquirer series at Parish House 3rd and Elm Streets from 7 to 8 PM Thursday February 6 Friday February 7 and Saturday February 8 lectures cover History of Christian Religion Sacrements and Scriptures with Rev Risinger and Dr George Sixby. Refreshments will be served each night. World s oldest tree bristlecone pine noted.
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Humanity
Southern State College
Magno- Ma
Arkansas
Nixon urges Senate to ratify nuclear treaty promptly
President Nixon asked the Senate to ratify the nuclear nonproliferation treaty soon to advance "negotiation rather than confrontation." He noted past calls to delay ratification after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia and affirmed his condemnation of that action.
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Associated Press
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House
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Merger of UA and LRU Hangs Fire
Politicians clash over final passage of measures to authorize the University of Arkansas and Little Rock University merger. House backs referral of Senate bill to State Agencies Committee amid first test of by-passing committee rules. Senate bill stalls in chamber. House also briefly pursues election board reform before shelving it for study.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
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Little Rock University
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Senate
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Heber Springs
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Conway
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West Helena
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Attle Rock
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Alagood
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Newport
State Commission For Crime and Law Enforcement
Miss Southern Belle Contest At Southern State College
Two Hempstead County coeds compete for Miss Southern Belle at Aardvark annual talent show and beauty pageant sponsored by Alpha Psi Omega at Southern State College. Contestants include Becky Rochelle Mary Fitch Connie Bailey Carolyn Edwards Gayle Williams Michelle Andrews Carla Watson Peggy Burton Diane Lindsey Sharon DeWoody Carolyn Bolt Nancy Griffin Rita Caldwell Margaret Lee Perritt and others. Rusty Johnson directs Magnolia entry with Paul Miller as pageant director. Show begins at 8 p.m.
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Hope
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Baton Rouge
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el Dorado
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Gordon
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Lewisville
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Rita Caldwell
Columbus
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Waldo
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Brinkley
Israel Faces Second Outbreak as Protests Persist
Arab protests flare in West Bank and Gaza. In Nablus police break up a second schoolgirl march, curfew tightens, and shops stay closed. Gaza schools shut after clashes. 93 girls injured. Cairo meeting ends with pledge to continue guerrilla attacks. Eban condemns Egypt’s peace terms as a plan to liquidate Israel.
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Gaza
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Palestine National Council
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Middle East
Warm Through Thursday As Warmer Weather Persists In Arkansas
The Associated Press reports springlike temperatures continue in Arkansas through Thursday as southerly winds bring moisture and cloudiness but no rain. Tuesday highs reached the upper 50s to low 60s under fair skies. Governor Rockefeller funds a new agency from the governors contingency pool while Lynn Davis leads the commission after court rulings.
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Sink
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State Supreme Court
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Charles Honey
Prescott
House
Jon Mark Brown
C. L. Brown
Fort Smith
National Association of Retarded Children
Senate
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