Wide scale test of warning system eyed by Pentagon
The Pentagon plans a wide scale test next month of a home radio warning device for natural disasters and nuclear alerts. The DIDS receiver would activate on a coded signal and could be installed voluntarily, delivering instructions to state and local officials and home receivers in a wide 10 state area.
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Brooks Jackson
Associated Press
Washington
Pentagon
Civil Defense
Big Brother
George Orwell
Baltimore
Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
DIDS
Weather Bureau
White House
Farmers Home Administration
Obituaries and Death Notices From Hope Area
Obituaries list Mrs. Claudia Hutson 87 of Hope died Jan 22 in a local nursing home. She leaves three sons and three daughters, eight grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. funeral Jan 23 at Herndon Funeral Home Chapel. Amanda Victoria Blevins, 95, former Hempstead County resident, died Jan 20 in Murfreesboro rest home. services Jan 22 at Shover Springs Church. Maggie Daniel Anderson, 73, of Longview, died Jan 19 in Nevada County hospital. services Jan 21 at Old Union Church, burial Old Union Cemetery. Also notes the death of Mrs Miriam Yocom on Jan 15 in Texarkana with services Jan 17. survivors include two daughters, two brothers, two sisters.
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Claudia Hutson
I.W. Hutson
Hope
First Baptist Church
Leonard
Paul Hutson
Houston
George Hutson
Waco
Tex
Charlene Goodell
Huston
Lucille Malone
Austin
Alice Kate Baker
Herndon Funeral Home
5.A. Whitlow
Rose Hill Cemetery
Amanda V. Blevins
Amanda Victoria Blevins
Hempstead County
Murfreesboro
Kenneth
LeRoy
Auzie
Hot Springs
Claude
New Orleans
Leffel
Ordie
Oroville
Calif
Ira Blevins
Texarkana
Rubye Rose
Los Angeles
Maggie D. Anderson
Maggie Daniel Anderson
Longview
Nevada County Hospital
Tom Anderson
Longy Tex
Jick Wes
Rosie Martin
Rosston
Will Martin
Stamps
Della Martin
Prescott
Nettie Bennett
Tyler
Callie Easterling
Old Union Church
Nevada County
Jesse White
Wesley Thomason
Old Union Cemetery
Miriam Yocom
M. M. McCloughan
Gunmen surrender after hostages escape to roof in Brooklyn
A two day siege at John Al's Sports in Brooklyn ended as four gunmen, who described themselves as servants of Allah, surrendered after nine hostages escaped to a sealed stairway roof and cops terminated the standoff. Patrolman Stephen Gilroy was killed earlier. others wounded. Police prepared murder and kidnapping charges.
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New York
Brooklyn
John & Al's Sports, Inc
Williamsburg
Poice
Eugene Gold
Stephen R. Gilroy
Jose Adorno
Frank Carpentier
Jerry Riccio
All Around Town: Town Notices and School Honors
The column lists Bodcan High School 1973 Homemaker of Tomorrow Sandy Ward and Lincoln High School 1973 Ruthy Mae Stuart awardees. It notes a Jan 29 Lions Club program, a Texas to California oil pipeline film by El Paso Natural Gas, Scout Troop 91 meeting info, Arts and Crafts meeting details, and Andy Stone in the State College of Arkansas band in Washington's inaugural parade. The items reflect local honors, events, and community announcements.
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Bodcan High School
Sandy Ward
Sandy
Annals of America
Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation
Lincoln High School
Ruthy Mae Stuart
Ruthy Mae
Henry H. Boy
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Texas
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Forest Felling
Andy Stone
Sue Stone Hardy
State College of Arkansas
Washington, D.C
Time says Hunt offered money to codefendants in Watergate case
Time magazine reports that during the Watergate espionage trial’s third week one of the seven original defendants, E Howard Hunt Jr., allegedly offered cash to four fellow defendants as part of an attempt to influence testimony and proceedings in the case before the court in Washington.
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Washington
House
Bob Kastenmeier
Wisconsin Democrat
Judiciary
Kastenmeier
Peter Rodino Jr
D-N
Senate
Time Magazine
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Alfred C. Baldwin III
FBI
U.S
Watergate
Hunt
William O. Bittman
Assassination by agents alleged in Guinea report
Reports from Guinea allege Portuguese agents assassinated Amilcar Cabral, leader of PAIGC in Portuguese Guinea. President Sekou Touré said Cabral, 47, was killed outside his Conakry home by paid killers, with principal attackers arrested. Cabral had led guerrilla fight for independence for nine years and controlled about two thirds of rural Guinea-Bissau’s liberated zones.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Guinea
Amilcar Cabral
Cabral
Sekou Toure
Africa
Toure
Conakry
Independence
African Independence Party of
Eduardo Mondlane
Liberation Movement
Mozambique
United Nations
U.N
Portuguese Guinea
Maryland
Delaware
Senegal
Weather and political scandal report fragment
The weather section notes 2A hours ending 7 a.m. Monday with a high of 58 and a low of 38 and .03 inches of rainfall. Arkansas forecast shows fair and colder tonight then partly cloudy and cool Tuesday with lows in the 20s to mid 30s and highs upper 30s to 40s. A magazine report claims Hunt pressured four to bug Democratic offices referencing John Mitchell and Charles Colson. Colson denies and Baldwin testifies about security work for the Nixon campaign. Liddy named in a motel-room surveillance context and on trial.
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Arkansas
Time Magazine
Hunt
Colson
Mitchell
Atty
John Mitchell
Nixon
Charles Colson
Baldwin
James W. McCord Jr
Committee
G. Gordon Liddy
White House
Treasury
Democratic
Liddy
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Cials
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Mrs. Miriam Yocom
Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
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Jerry Bookout
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Tom Watson
Monette
Joint Budget Committee
Arkansas House
Dale Bumpers
Larry Brown
Interstate Texaco
Lions Club
Olen Overturf
Red River
Third District Arts and Crafts Association
Douglas
Bill Spradling
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