Intra-Mural Golf Champs Crown Sam and Partner
Sam and his partner won the intra mural golf championship as first place finishers. In war news, U S and allied forces report high casualty figures with 791 enemy killed and 720 Americans wounded in the past week. Major ground actions near the Laotian border involved about 100 North Vietnamese troops attacking a base 70 miles northwest of Saigon, leaving casualties on both sides.
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Nang
U.S
Paris
Saigon
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
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Agnew Visit Sparks Protests and Police Action
Armed with a 42 hour stay, Agnew arrives in Honolulu amid demonstrations as police contend with insults and resistance. The scene recalls protests in Caneberra and Kabul, while Holyoake hosts Agnew and his wife at Government House. a quiet schedule includes a reception at the White House.
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Auckland
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Caneberra
Austria
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Afghanistan
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Keith Holyoake
Australia
Arthur Porritt
Agenew
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Washington
Escapees From Camden Jail Captured in Wickenburg
Three men who escaped from Camden Arkansas jail were captured in Wickenburg Arizona after a confrontation. Officers identified the trio as Larry Chambers Bobby Simms and L G Davis. The fugitives broke from the Camden jail Sunday and were pursued across state lines.
Beggs to Earn Ed Education Degree at Southern State
Jerry T Beggs son of Mr and Mrs W B Beggs of Hope will be candidate for the Bachelor of Science in Education degree at the end of the fall semester at Southern State College Jan 23 registrar James L Smyth said Beggs attended North Texas State University before enrolling at Southern State where he is a senior majoring in secondary education and did his student teaching at Waldo High School Students completing work for their degrees at mid year will receive their diplomas with the spring graduating class at commencement May 29 Smyth said.
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Jerry T. Beggs
W.B. Beggs of
Hope
Southern State College
James L. Smyth
Beggs
North Texas State University
Southern State
Waldo High School
Smyth
Prescott man Owen McBride dies at 74 in Arkansas
Owen McBride 74 of Prescott Arkansas died Monday January 12 born in Texas lived much of life in Southwest Arkansas where he farmed before retiring. Survived by wife Maudie four sons Enis Jimmy Herman Dan and four daughters and many relatives. Funeral at Carey Baptist Church near Prescott at 2 00 p m with Cornish Mortuary.
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Arkansas
Texas
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Enis
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Herman
Emmet
Dan
Hughes
Charlie Campbell
Howard Cox
Joe Johnson
Lewisville
Jesse Crouse
Texarkana
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Rockefeller plan sparks call for clear springboard bills
El Dorado lawyer Bob Compton says Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller should submit detailed bills to the legislature rather than merely asking lawmakers to draft legislation. He warns a special session is wasteful without a defined program and specific spending plans.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Bob Compton
el Dorado
Winthrop Rockefeller
Compton
Rockaefeller
Rockefeller
Thatcher Named to Water Commission
H K Thatcher of Camden was elected Wednesday as chairman of the Arkansas Waterways Commission, succeeding Pratt Remmel of Little Rock who had been chairman since the agency’s start two years ago. The panel asked Army Engineers to study mooring facilities along navigable river banks and to seek a plan from the University of Arkansas IRE Center in Little Rock for placing storage containers along rivers to allow towboats to discharge waste oil and bilge.
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Camden
Arkansas Waterways Commission
Thatcher
Pratt Remmel
Little Rock
Army Engineers
University of Arkansas Industrial Research and Extension Center
FCC Finds KTVE-TV Compliant With Studio Rules
The FCC ruled KTVE-TV Channel 10 El Dorado Ark complies with main studio location requirements after El Dorado Chamber of Commerce complaints about coverage from El Dorado and Monroe. It origination split is 51.1 percent from El Dorado with 4 staff in El Dorado and 24 in Monroe. agency warned movements could trigger further inquiry.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Ktve-Tv
EL Dorado
Ark
FCC
KTVE
Monroe
Expansion of Air Travel to Continue
Expansion of U S air travel is expected to continue in 1970 though growth may slow as inflation erodes purchasing power. The Civil Aeronautics Board forecasts a 6 percent rise in passenger traffic on major domestic airlines, lower than 9 percent in 1969, due to modest economic growth, no recession, and rising fares.
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New York
Vrs Abe
Thedr
Vern Haugland
AP Aviation
Washington
U.S
Civil Aeronautics Board
Gaffie
Weather Station Report for Arkansas
Weather data covers 24 hours ending 7 AM Thursday with high 4 and low 23. Forecast partly to mostly cloudy tonight and Friday. Warmer tonight and mild Friday. Widely scattered light showers likely late Friday. Low tonight.
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Arkansas
Accused Killer Comes to Court in Red Attire
Los Angeles AP Charles Manson wearing a red velveteen shirt and embroidered vest attended court for the Tate and LaBianca slayings case with motions to form a jail co counsel group. He sought to direct his “Family” and asked for continuances, evidence disclosure, and other relief while defendants faced the judge.
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Charles M. Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Bel Air
Lena LaBianca
Superior Court
George M. Dell
Pami- Ty
Infinite Soul, Inc
California
Dell
Atureney
Ape
Rice farmers push for allotment relief amid cuts
Arkansas, Missouri, and Mississippi rice farmers met to discuss the 1970 rice acreage allotment cut to 1,836,461 from 2,160,142. Mills urged using 10 million dollars of Title II funds from Public Law 480 for rice. L. C. Carter warned of a $30 million impact to Arkansas from the allotment reduction, with $19 million from lost production and the rest from lower processing and labor costs. The cut reflects a USDA estimate of a 16.3 million bushel rice surplus by July 1.
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Missouri
Mississippi
Department
Tee
Mills
L. C. Carter
Arkansas Rice Growers Association
USDA
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