Glass firm denies fault over bank panel collapse
Pittse beh Plate Glass Industries of Pittsburgh says the spontaneous failure of glass panels in the Union National Bank building was not due to defective manufacture. Pickens Bond Construction Co. of Little Rock filed a Dec 16 suit to determine liability for replacing the panels.
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Kennedy Testimony Publicly Recorded In Inquest
Sen Edward Kennedy completed a belated inquest record by answering questions fully and adding points for the official file. Judge Boyle restricted outside discussion while Kennedy, appearing relaxed, said his testimony largely matched the televised account of the Chappaquiddick incident. The scene contrasted with the pale figure from last July as Plymouth Rock’s sole inscription dated 1620.
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Shifted Wisdom From The Plant Evade Bar
A biting column jokes about work culture and late shifts at a plant. It mocks management cleverness and the notion of “saving the business” while describing a New Year’s Eve bar scene where drinks spill and a fire could be doused with house brands.
Picket Mines: Slayings Spark Nationwide Mine Union Action
In Fairmont West Virginia police investigate the Yablonski slayings. They note multiple killers and nine shots, challenging one man theory. Patrick of a miners group plans a nighttime meeting urging a nationwide coal mine work stoppage in Yablonski's memory. Telegrams were sent to Nixon and WV lawmakers seeking a federal inquiry. Yablonski’s death follows a tense union election fight with Tony Boyle, who won the December 9 race. Family fears and past violence at rallies loom over the case.
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Tony" Boyle
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Lunar rocks may hold sun history from Apollo samples
AP science reports Dr. Robert Walker and Dr. J.R. Arnold say moon rocks show traces of solar radiation and radionuclides from solar flares. Analyses of Apollo 11 material suggest lunar rocks record sun history back to the moon’s early days, offering a new field of research.
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AP Aerospace
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Capsule cures and future shocks of the era
The article parodies medical ads promising a placidity capsule to curb teen tantrums and a birth day debut of pills for children. It forecasts plumbers halting house calls by mid century, a phantom plumbing hospital, and a civic push to self repair. It also mentions Spite Agnew declining a $100,000 offer to be an inspirational writer for a Chinese fortune industry.
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Weather Station Report and Cold Wave Forecast
Weather station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday records high 39 and low 23 with .67 inches of precipitation and 1.75 inches of snow. Arkansas sees snow statewide except NW with light accumulations under two inches. forecast colder to below zero in north and up to the teens in south, highs in teens to 20s. Louisiana warns of cold wave and travel hazards, cloudy and windy tonight, fair and cold Wednesday. lows 18-28, highs 28-38.
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Unified Bar Issue Up to State Court
LITTLE ROCK AP A proposal to require all lawyers licensed in Arkansas to join the Arkansas Bar Association has been taken under advisement by the state Supreme Court. Chief Justice Carleton Harris said no decision date is set. About 1,400 of 2,600 lawyers are members. The poll showed a narrow vote against a unified bar, but the court is not bound by the ballot. Opponents call it a power grab while supporters say it would remove nonpaying members and fund association costs.
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Arkansas Bar Association
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Supreme Court
Viet Cong Launch New Offensive in Northern Vietnam
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces intensified attacks in South Vietnam's northern provinces as a new phase of winter spring operations opened. Casualties included 16 American and 17 South Vietnamese killed, with civilians among the wounded. enemy dead reported at least 26. The battles centered near Da Nang and My Lai as commandos and mortar barrages pressed US Marine positions.
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Israelis Strike Egyptian, Lebanon Bases Amid Canal Crisis
Israeli warplanes pounded Egyptian military objectives along the southern Suez Canal and guerrilla bases on Lebanon's Mount Hermon slopes after Egyptian sorties. A Tel Aviv spokesman said all Israeli aircraft returned safely. Egypt reported nine commandos killed. Israel pressed on with raids and warned of continued actions. Diplomatic chatter noted potential French arms sales to Libya amid regional tension.
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Associated Press
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Harvey seeks ruling on holding two offices
State Sen Robert Harvey asked the Arkansas Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling that he cannot simultaneously be a senator and a delegate to the state Constitutional Convention. The court’s decision was awaited this week. John Adams held the record as the longest living U.S. president at 90 years and 8 months.
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Robert Harvey
Swift
Arkansas Supreme Court
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U.S
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Rockefeller Defends Campus Demonstration List
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller said his effort to compile a list of campus demonstrators was blown out of proportion and labeled the items small and informal. He stressed the list targets only nonpeaceful protesters and urged FBI periodic appraisals to identify agitators while avoiding confrontations with police.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
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FBI
Hot Springs
Hayes McClerkin
McClerkin
Thoughts Tuesday January 6 1970
A brief felt page lists quotes urging honesty, progress, and faith. Verses from Psalms, Calvin Coolidge, James, George Goethals, Alfred Smith and a note on leadership note sincerity, humor, and simple manners as tools for influence.
Photo Coloring for Pleasure or Profit Adopts Simple Techniques
A Chicago publisher explains easy methods to color photographs in oils as both a hobby and potential career. The booklet Photo Coloring for Pleasure or Profit is offered free by mail from National Photo Coloring School, 835 Diversey Parkway, Dept. 296-711, Chicago, IL 60614.
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