Millwood Timber to High Bidder in Arkansas Auction
The Tulsa Army Engineer District calls for bids on six million board feet of pine, oak, gum, hickory, pecan, ash, and cyprus timber across about 7000 acres in Millwood Reservoir area southwest Arkansas. Bids may cover one or more compartments, with removal deadlines ranging from six months to three years for most tracts. Compartment 1 within the dam area must be cleared in six months. Bid forms available from the Project Office at Ashdown or Tulsa District.
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Tules Aleta
Detective Toy Backfires in Philadelphia Pub Scene
Police report a man from Pine Hill New Jersey tried to display a toy badge and pistol he bought to impress patrons at a Philadelphia lounge. The episode ended with officers responding after the ruse drew attention and concern from bystanders.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Drinkwater
Drinkwater
Pine Hill
Soicife
Government to mass distribute fallout survival guide
The government launches a nationwide rollout Tuesday of a 48 page booklet titled Jet on the deadly dust of radioactive fallout. Some 25 million copies will be mailed or sent to defense offices, with simple pictures and sentences detailing death, blast, and fire and guidance on building shelter and stockpiling supplies for homes and shelters.
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Serling F. Green Washngton
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Gvernment
Shelave Abfiser Wien x
Aid booklet on nuclear attack risks criticized by official
Secretary McNamara defends a pocket guide titled Waloul Protection What a Kid and Do About Nuclear Attack. He says the book outlines civil defense in terms of fire and blast effects, costs $825,000, and reflects scientific consensus. The piece notes criticism of its usefulness and mentions a continuation on page two.
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Secretary of Defense
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McNamara
Iisai
Aclo
Soviet Union
Waldron Declared Jobless Area by Labor Dept
Waldron in Scott County is designated as an area of substantial and persistent unemployment by the U S Labor Department. James L Bland, administrator of the state Employment Security Division, announced the designation Saturday.
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Little Rock
Scott County
Waldron
Labor Department
James L. Bland
State Employment’ Security Division
Justice Department Probes ESD Action in Arkansas
The Justice Department investigates a move by Arkansas state Employment Security Division that abolished a job held by Joe J. Hirscheider, a witness in a Hate Act hearing. The ESD action faced protest from Little Rock's AAUW branch.
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Little Rock
Weather Arkansas forecast summary from Associated Press
Central Arkansas will see slow clearing and colder conditions this afternoon and tonight with continued cold on Tuesday. North and central regions expect cloudy skies, windy, with light snow flurries this afternoon. Highs in the 30s today, lows in the 20s, Tuesday highs in the 40s to near 50s. Southeast Arkansas will be cloudy to partly cloudy and colder, with highs in the 30s and lows around 20s.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Norhwest Arkaid
Portio
Bobcats Defeat Texarkana for Title
A damaged text item recounts a house fire west of Hope that killed 15 year old B Ferguson. The fire destroyed his home. neighbors discovered it and Hope Fire Department battled the blaze but saved nearby structures. Ferguson lived alone and is survived by multiple relatives in Hope and Little Rock. Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at Herndon Cornelius Funeral Service with burial in Memory Garrilens.
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Garrilens
White House Antiques Inventory Report From Jacqueline Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy issues yearend inventory of White House antiques greeting a broad range of gifts loans and donations from across the United States plus Canada and France. items include a George Washington looking glass and a Philadelphia Chippendale ne ased piece loaned by Mount Vernon and other historic pieces from figures of the nation.
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White House
George Washington
Executive Mansion
Canada
France
Chippendale
Philadelphia
Mount Vernon
Mrs Gilbert to Be Buried Tuesday
The body of Floy Hicks Gilbert who died Friday at Exeter Cat it arrived here Monday and will remain at Herndon Corning Funeral Home Chapel until funeral time at 2 30 p m Tuesday at the Emmet Baptist Church
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Robber Forces Captive Hold of New York Executive Couple
John Mosier president of Mosier Safe Co. and his wife were held captive for about 20 minutes by two gunmen on Fifth Avenue early Sunday. The bandits robbed the residence of jewels valued at 43 700 and 300 in cash. Police described the attackers as well dressed.
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New York
John Mosier
Mosier Safe Co
Fifth Avenue
Two New York Bus Lines Strike At Year Start
The Transport Workers Union sparked a work stoppage affecting Fifth Avenue Coach Lines and Surface Transit along with Westchester Street Transportation Inc. About 400 TWU members are involved. The action began at 12:01 a.m. as talks failed to yield concessions, with drivers remaining on the job to assist riders before pickets formed at garages.
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New York
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Surface Transit No
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Bronx
Westchester Street Transportation Inc
Deaths rise suspected during New Year weekend in Arkansas
State Police forecast four deaths on Arkansas highways during the 68 hour New Year weekend ending tonight. Three new years weekend fatalities were recorded in Arkansas through Sunday midnight. One person died in a five and two in hunting accidents. A total of 25 persons died violently in Arkansas last week, 13 in traffic accidents, eight in shootings and four in fires. Robby Charles Thompson, 22, of Ozark, killed and five injured Sunday when their car overturned on Highway 64 east of Mulberry. Other injured include Barbara Thompson, Franklin and Jenny Medlock, and Buford Ferguson burned to death in a near Hope fire. James Griffin, 28, of Mc Crory fatally injured in car crash south of Newport. driver Ollie Brown Jr injured. Mrs. Jessie Baymimuth, 61, of near Beebe, died from burns in Searcy hospital. John Willard Jones, 75, of ?
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Robby Charles Thompson
Ozark
Mulberry
Barbara
Frederick Medlock
Ozarks
Franklin Kenny
Jenny Low Medlock
Buford Ferguson
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James Griffin
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Ollie Brown Jr
Jessie Baywmiuh
Beebe
Searcy
John Willard Jones
Lebanon Crushes Revolt Suppression of Military Coup
Lebanon's security forces hunted fugitive army captains after a bold attempt to topple the government. The coup began with a midnight uprising, two fronts including a defense ministry attack, and hostages taken among high officers, including a cousin of President Chehab. The plot, tied to the PPS, ended within hours as the army crushed the revolt and arrests followed.
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Steel Production Should Be Up
Pittsburgh CAP Steel production in the United States rose in the first half of 1982, according to U.S. Steel Corp Board Chairman Roger M Blough. A yearend statement released Sunday night projected annual output near 58 million tons, about eight percent higher than the first half of 1961.
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Roger M Blouh
U.S. Steel Corp
Year opens with guarded optimism for peace around world
The new year brings cautious hope that leaders will fulfill pledges for lasting peace amid cloudy prospects. Khrushchev vows to avoid war in 1962 while Kennedy hopes for improved Soviet American ties. Kennedy visits Palm Beach as his father’s health concerns rise. Khrushchev notes that much of the world has seen no war in recent years.
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Death Toll for Holiday Behind Prediction
The national traffic toll during the New Year weekend lagged below pre-holiday estimates, with 203 deaths in traffic incidents by Friday local time. Predictions warned of a possible record three-day toll as millions traveled home, while fires and miscellaneous mishaps added to the total for the holiday period.
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Pires
State Gained in Field of Industry in Arkansas
In a weekend report, Arkansas industrial activity showed gains with 63 new plants and 84 expansions creating 1000 new jobs. The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission noted 54 new plants, 40 expansions and 7,000 new jobs, while Rockefeller, A TDG chair, called growth substantial though not the biggest year on record.
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Dillard of Saratoga Dies in Quiet Service
W M Dillard, a Saratoga resident, died Saturday after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the Chuck Christal church with Rev G C Me officiating. Burial followed at Saratoga Cemetery under Hayden-Corne direction. Survived by his wife and three daughters Mrs Bo Mi Kinney Miss Clara iar and Mrs Parting Hughes, all of Saratoga.
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Wagner Sworn in for Third NYC Mayor Term
New York City mayor Wagner took the oath of office Sunday night for a third term. The ceremony marked continuity in city leadership as Wagner reaffirmed policy aims and public service commitments amid ongoing urban challenges.
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