Move to Oust McCormack Is Doomed By Edmond Breton
Speaker John W. McCormack survived a no confidence bid as the House Democratic caucus voted 192 to 23 against ousting him. McCormack, speaking after a news conference, said he had not studied the resolution, while Majority Leader Carl Albert indicated he was inclined to favor it.
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Arkansas Weather: Cooler, clouds and showers Likely
Experiment Station report for 24 ends at 7 pm. Wednesday's high 66 and low 28. Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and turning cooler across the state tonight and Thursday. Windy tonight with a chance of showers tonight and early Thursday. Temperatures dip from 20s to near 40s southeast, Thursday highs in the upper 30s to low 40s.
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Nixon broadens foreign policy with new world stance
President Nixon outlines a detailed 40 000 word State of the World address to Congress introducing a regional security approach, expanded Guam doctrine, and bridges to Europe. White House and GOP leaders report emphasis on peacetime policy rather than crisis management and better U S Soviet relations.
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Nixon outlines new strategy for peace in the 1970s
President Nixon releases a comprehensive foreign policy paper titled United States Foreign Policy for the 1970s A New Strategy for Peace. He emphasizes a shift from Cold War confrontation to negotiated settlement while criticizing Soviet behavior, warning of missiles and a potential China nuclear threat, and asserting the U S will pursue a decade of negotiation with self help for Asia.
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Franks and guests mingle at Towstay Kiwanis meeting
Tedious notes describe Franks presenting three RaRol students to Tom Watso, Peggy Sate, Doug Hope entering fantasy ping, and guests Tina Martin Karen Beggs Ian Stuart Ronnie Brown plus new Sears manager David Sthit. Panetta speaks with Lincoln lines as White House questions drift on desegregation and Agnew criticizes minority quotas.
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Arkansas Legislature creates tax reform study group
The Arkansas Legislative Council voted to form a 16 member committee to study reform of the state's tax structure. The group will include 16 state representatives, nine senators and 75 members from agriculture, industry, business, education, labor and consumers and report to the General Assembly by Jan 15 during the regular session.
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Miss Jennifer Wylie Accepted for Fashion Merchandising Program
Bauder Fashion and Career College in Arlington announces Miss Jennifer Jean Wylie daughter of Nallon J. Wylie of Taylor has been accepted by Bacer College for the Fashion Merchandising program starting September 1970. She will study fashion merchandising and finishing and pursue a career in the field after graduation. During her year at Bauder Fash ion Career College she will join civic and college activities including field trips to museums and manufacturers, displays in retail stores, fashion and trade shows, modeling trainee assignments, seasonal proms, and social events. Miss Wylie is a 1969 Taylor High School honor graduate and a freshman at Southern State College. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Allen of Hope and the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wylie of Emmet.
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Taylor
Emmet
Bacer College
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Hope
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Mrs George Shaw Obituary in Texarkana Episcopal Service
Mrs George Shaw is 70 and died February 18 after a long illness at Memorial Nursing Home. Survivors include two daughters Margaret Attchet of Shreveport and Metba Salisbury of Texarkana, one sister, two grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at St Marks Episcopal Church in Texarkana. Arrangements by East Funeral Home.
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Margaret Attchet
Shreveport
Metba Salisbury
Texarkana
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Convention Gives Youth Incentive To Vote At 18
The constitutional convention proposed a new charter to replace the 1874 document if voters approve on November 3. It would allow the General Assembly to lower the voting age to 18, while preserving the 10 percent usury cap. Delegates finished work February 10 and also moved to ensure secret ballots, curb gambling expansion, and set a public ethics code.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
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