Anna P Strong Club Hosts Housing Authority Speaker
The Anna P Strong Club met at the Douglas Center at 5 p.m. Saturday February 8 with a brief business session. Mike Kelly executive director of the housing authority was guest speaker, presented by Will Rutherford. Kelly spoke on housing projects operations and answered questions. Dessert was served by hostess Mrs M L Rutherford, with a color themed valentine display.
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Hanoi Aide's Trip Home Signals Shifting Talks
Le Duc Tho, Hanoi peace talks adviser, heads home with stops in Moscow and Peking. U S sources doubt a new proposal but note prior trips aligned with delicate negotiations and pauses in bombing. The journey hints at hidden developments while no progress is evident in Paris talks.
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Stephens
Associated Press
PARIS
le Duc Tho
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Tho
Moscow
Peking
U.S
South Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
Washington
Johnson
Xuan Thuy
Saigon
Thuy
Ho Chi Minh
Debate over alcohol bill and Pueblo court details
The article covers lawmakers arguing an amendment to HB 113 to allow serving drinks in private and country clubs within dry counties, with Rep Rule proposing the amendment. It notes reactions from Rep Thompson and Rep Miller about consumption and enforcement, including a 51-38 vote and the Speaker casting the deciding ballot. Also reported is the Pueblo incident with North Korean containment and Cmdr Bucher testimony, plus Arkansas officers extraditing three men in a Florida murder case.
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Miller
Pete
W. H
Thompson
Herbert Rule MI
Little Rock
Rule
Kirby Meacham
Monroe
Wayne Courtney
Forrest City
Hayes McClerkin
Harris
Lloyd M. Bucher
Arkansas
Florida
Ark
St. Francis and
Crittenden County
Robert Nesbith
Earle
George Jones
Sheareryilla
Robert Fox
George Boyd Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
New Jersey Renews Fire on N Vietnam War
The 56 000 ton battleship New Jersey returned to action off Da Nang after a month idle, firing 1 900 pound shells for four hours and hitting 64 enemy bunkers. The bombardment killed at least five enemy soldiers and supported South Korean marines. An American helicopter was shot down near Pleiku with no casualties.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
New Jersey
da Nang
Japan
U.S
Pleiku
Highlands
Mekong Delta
Phu Bon
Central Highlands
57 Deaths Reported as Storm Cleanup Expands
The report notes 57 deaths linked to the storm and outlines a large cleanup effort across Massachusetts and New York. Abandoned cars on state highways number about 2,500 with 1,000 removed from the Tappan Zee Bridge. Mayor Lindsay tours the city and urges car-free commutes as train service remains unreliable.
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Massachusetts Department of Public Works
National Guard
Tappan Zee
Tarrytown
John V. Lindsay
New York
Lindsay
Sanitation
Boston
Weather Bureau
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Rosston
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Oak Grove High
Ther Hempstead
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Genoa Centra
Blevins
Rutherford
Leona Hill
Martha Thompson
Namoni Tyus
Lemmie Huston
Mose Yerger
Bennie Mitchell
W. V. Rutherford
Louise Hicks
Neva Carmichael
Estelle Spearman
Gladys Goldston
Ken Harrelson
Aheas
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