Martins Notes And Global Finance Echo In Editorial
A weekly roundup notes early martins arrivals with leaders Wilson Fulton Martin Hope Baker Spring Hill and Vernon Brown on the list. Advice urges cleaning martin houses and proper 20 foot mounting on swing poles. Editorials compare Governor Vandiver Georgia remark to global finance, warning governments face economic consequences and Swiss bank refuge mirrors US issues.
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Ers
Woodrow Baker
Hope
C.H. Wilson
Fulton
Roy Martin
Mr. Baker
Vernon Brown
Spring Hill
Martin
Arkla reports decline in net income in 1969
Arkla Gas Co. reports 1969 gross income of 219.162 million with a 21 percent drop in net income due to higher interest costs, taxes, wages, and material prices. Net income per share fell from 2.56 in 1962 and 2.64 in 1968 to lower figures, while consolidated income in L9GB was 202.922 million.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Louishint Gas Co
RB. Stephens
Arkla
Raids Lead to Arrests in Southwest Pulaski County
Two persons were arrested Wednesday afternoon as authorities carried out three raids in southwest Pulaski County. Searches targeted Mick's Drive-In, a trailer house, and a residence near the Pulaski county line. The operation involved state police, the FBI, and county sheriffs deputies.
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Little Rock UP
Sout West
Pulaski
Mick
Saline County
Air House
Lester
Criminal Investigation Division
FBI
Nixon Favors Broad Desegregation Reform Then Stands Back
President Nixon indicated support for broad desegregation aims in two Senate amendments to a secondary education bill, favoring equal application of district lines but avoiding a firm stance on busing and a specific Stennis amendment. He backs neighborhood schools and uniform policies, while legal ramification concerns keep a definitive position elusive.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Senate
Ronald L. Ziegler
John Stennis
D-Liss
Ziegler
Stennis
Blood drive at First Presbyterian Church exceeds quota
The weekly blood drive at First Presbyterian Church drew 116 donors this Tuesday, the fourth visit this fiscal year. Donors included 47 new contributors, with support from volunteers from Ked River School, local churches, and church members. Final visit for the year is in May. if 125 donors are achieved Hempstead County will meet its goal. City officials also discussed water system bids and 12 inch mains along Highway 67 East and Highway 29 North at Monday’s meeting.
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First Presbyterian Church
Haskell Jones
Bloodmobile
Thair
Meyers Bakery
Branson Contractors
Mne
Fire kills Cambes couple near Bearden Arkansas
AB James Box 42 and wife Helen 37 perished Wednesday in a blaze that destroyed their iMerouni home near Bearden in Cambes. The tragedy followed the fire a reported house loss and local responders are investigating the cause.
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Cambes, Ark
James Box
Helen
Bearden
Cuban freighter returns Americans from sugar work
A Cuban freighter arrived at Saint John with about 216 youths returned from sugar cane duty for Fidel Castro and to transport a new group of over 600 to Cuba. Bruce Jacobs of New York called the act solidarity with the Cuban revolution. Most youths were under warm coatless, sleet heavy conditions as 43 crossed the border at St Stephen. An estimated 600 Americans had gathered in Boston for travel.
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David Swearngen
Associated Press
Saint John
N.B
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Bruce Jacobs
New York
Lais Marcos Bergnes
Maine
New Brunswick
St. Stephen
Seattle
San Francisco
Boston
Snd
Castro
Venceremos
Patch Up Fuss With Wife By Button Sew
HAL BOYLE notes a domestic squabble about a husband asking his wife to sew on a button. He reflects that life makes men grow up and that responsibility is shared, while commentators joke about age and behavior. The piece includes quips on work, fatigue, and daily routines as a social mirror.
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Hal Boyle Sroy
Alife
Cline
Los Angeles School Plan Ch Bids to Overturn Integration Order
Los Angeles area school leaders plan to appeal a California Court of Appeals ruling mandating full school integration by September 1971. Superintendent Robert E. Kelly warned mass busing would be costly and raise economic strain as the district already faces major program cuts and bond issues. The 103 page ruling by Judge Alfred Gitelson followed a 1963 ACLU suit and requires a district with 693,000 pupils to implement an integration plan and begin by next September.
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Los
Angeles
Attornheys
Adhiul Ayetem
California Court of Appeals
Juidge
Robert E. Kelly
Superior Court
Alfred Gitelson
Winquire-mile
Kelly
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Bhy Court Ald
Economy Watchers Track Money Supply and Prices
The article outlines key monthly indicators used to assess inflation or recession: money supply, employment rates, consumer and wholesale prices, industrial production, and retail sales. It notes government tools like GNP and the Commerce Department's leading indicators, while warning they are complex to interpret and that readings vary, signaling possible trends in the coming months.
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Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Wester Washington
Commerce Department
Washington
Sallie
Korea Situation Discussion Shapes Policy Outlook
AP reports U.S. officials including Porter journeyed to Washington to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Korea. Analysts watch five key indicators for winter and spring, focusing on money supply, credit, and potential shifts in Federal Reserve policy amid a cautious economy.
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Seoul
Amdas
Sada
Willican J. Porter
Washington
Ue Senate
AU Eubasey
Seta
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Ope High PTA Postponed and Local Events Planned
On page seven readers learn the Ope High School PTA meeting set for Thursday night February 12 is postponed until further notice. A benefit game is planned Monday February 16 at 7 30 pm in Catholic Parish Hall with prizes including a door prize. Keystone Lodge 43 meets February 14 at 7 30 pm to center an Entered Apprentice Degree in Brandon WL reporter annountes.
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Ope High School
PTA
Catholic Parish
Keystone Lodge
Brandon
Ree Porter
Annountes
Plea for stars to join fight against poverty in Holly Springs
Local figures led by former football star Jim Brow urged sports and entertainment figures to back aid programs in Marshall County. Brow says the effort will feed the hungry and create work for the jobless as part of a broader poverty fight. The group toured schools and a local integration plan to September, pressing for economic help amid regional tension.
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Holly Springs
Migs
Jim Brow
Hag
Snterersted
Marshall County
Browsheads
Black ‘Economic ‘Union
Burglar Hits Ward's Drug Store Here
Burglars broke the glass in Ward's Drug Store last night and stole $25 from a cash register. Officers Ward and Noal handle the investigation. The broken glass was found at midnight. Police arrested Ira Lee West, about 20, in connection with a February 1 burglary nearby. West is on probation for burglary and was turned over to the Sheriff's Department.
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Ward
Noa
Miras
Ira Lee West
Brunervory Handle Co
West
Sheriff's Department
Viet Nam war updates from the Plain of Reeds frontline
Reports say two enemy battalions and allied aircraft clashed in the Plain of Reeds near the Cambodian border. U.S. fighters bombed targets as Vietcong and North Vietnamese units faced air and ground retaliation. Two U.S. helicopters crashed, killing eight including four Americans, and another helicopter loss occurred farther south. Marines near Da Nang reported casualties as a patrol of Leathernecks engaged concealed enemy fire.
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Plain of Reeds
Mekong
Dalta
U.S
Kilied
Frontier Penn
Cambodia
Hau Nghia
Saigon
Melvin R. Laird
Sien
Laos
Nek Vietnam
Ar i South
Iban
An Khe
Guanoro
Dalat
da Nang
China says shoots down U.S. plane near Hainan
Tokyo AP reports that a U.S. unarmed reconnaissance plane was shot down by a Chinese navy air defense unit near Hatpay Island off Red China. Hsinhua says the aircraft entered Chinese air space from Hainan to conduct reconnaissance and provocative activities.
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Tokyo
U.S
Hatpay Island
Red China
Peking
Hsinhua
Hainan Island
Flu Outbreak Declining in Rogers and Reptensville
Absenteeism fell as the flu outbreak in Rogers and Reptensville schools eased. About 20 percent of pupils were absent in the district, with roughly 100 pupils absent Tuesday and about 10 percent absent Wednesday.
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Rogers
Reptensville
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