Democratic Leader Mansfield Seeks Cooperative Session
Senate Majority Leader Mansfield urged cooperation with the Nixon administration in the new session. He promoted a honey rather than vinegar approach during an election year while signaling priority on a $29.7 billion education and health reprioritization. Democrats plan crime and narcotics bills amid campaign themes. Also, Hope Education Association officers were elected at Hope High School.
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Vietnam War Delta Sees Rise in North Vietnamese Presence
Sources say North Vietnamese troops in the delta have risen sixfold to 30 percent of total enemy force, with estimates placing 230,000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops in and near South Vietnam. Thieu denounced coalition or neutral talks and moved to strip immunity from three accused Communist-leaning representatives amid unsettled National Assembly talks.
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Arkansas forecast for Tuesday turns partly cloudy and warmer
The forecast for Arkansas calls for partly cloudy skies and milder temperatures Tuesday night with a low around 23 to 34 degrees. Highs Tuesday reach the upper 40s in most areas and a cooler but not frigid night follows.
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Press and violence in campus confrontations debated
The task force warns media can unintentionally fuel violence by covering clashes but also notes violence is not required for attention. It cites television drama drawing sympathy, media overemphasis obscuring messages, and political use of force to provoke police and mobilize students.
Violence in Media Report Highlights Calls for Change
The National Violence Commission task force urges news outlets to move beyond slogans and cliches, provide interpretive reporting on social issues, and present diverse analyses and solutions. It warns mass media fuel confrontation and calls for clearer coverage of underlying conditions and effective remedies.
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Agnew Heckled in Australia During War Memorial Visit
About 100 antiwar demonstrators heckled U S Vice President Spiro Agnew as he laid a wreath at Australia's war memorial in Canberra. Five protesters were arrested. A counter demo followed at Parliament House as Agnew and Prime Minister John Gorton planned further engagements during a regional tour.
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Funeral Services for Dr A D Hilton of Delight
Funeral plans for Dr. A D Hilton of Delight are set for Wednesday at 2 pm in Central Christian Church with Rev Penn Moran officiating. Burial in Delight Cemetery, Herndon Funeral Home of Hope directing. Also noted are obituaries for Walter Lee McCoy and Fills Ray Phillips with services and burials at local churches and cemeteries.
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el Dorado
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Durham
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Little Rock
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F111 troubles test Nixon pledge on national defense
AP Military Writer report notes Secretary Laird will face a decision in 1971 on whether to continue with a fourth F111 wing or cancel the program. Fifteen F111 crashes, including a December incident caused by faulty steel, have grounded all operational aircraft pending inspection. Senator McClellan urges cancellation if defects affect the entire fleet, while the Air Force weighs the cost of future production.
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Inmates Protest at Cummins Prison Farm Ark
Correction Commissioner C Robert Sarver cites two protests since Saturday at Cummins Prison Farm exclaiming discontent over clothing food medical services security and rehabilitation. About 238 inmates took part with 40 remaining by Monday night. one inmate injured by shotgun fragments.
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Hope students tap student teaching roles in Little Rock
Kay Tallant and Susan Turner of Hope will be student teachers in Little Rock for eight weeks starting January 26. Tallant, a Hendrix senior, will teach English at West Side Janitor High and has ties to Alpha Psi Omega and Student National Education Association. Turner, a Hendrix senior from Hope, will teach Art at Central High School and holds memberships in Cardinal Key and Alpha Psi, plus Who's Who recognition.
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Hope
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Hendrix Would Delay the Special Session
State Senator Olen Hendrix urged Governor Rockefeller to delay a special session until after the new fiscal year begins July 1. He argued a surplus could raise salaries for state employees and ease funding for Revenue and Welfare departments, while a later session might make tax increases more palatable. Hendrix said Rockefeller had been informed, but he expected the governor to wait.
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Ark
Olen Hendrix
Prescott
Winthrop Rockefeld
Hendrix
Rockefeller
el Dorado
KELD
Revenue and Welfare Departments
Congressional hearing open on nuclear power aims
California Democrat Holifield leads the committee as hearings begin. Witnesses Dr. Lee DuBridge and Dr. Glenn Seaborg admit nuclear power has drawbacks but argue tech know how can overcome them. Thermal pollution may be reduced by cooling water in ponds or towers or a dry cooling tower circulates water like a radiator.
Barbs By Phil Pastore treads winter comforts and sales
A column notes a winter theme and mentions a dinner hosted by Rep. David Pryor of Arkansas for South Arkansas lawmakers, tying seasonal comfort to mattress sales and political activity in a compact, period voice.
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