Arkansas Third District Views And Hammerschmidt Support
Western Arkansas voters see John Paul Hammerschmidt as a capable representative. The editorial favors keeping the district in Western alignment and notes his work on water sewer issues and Gilham Dam, while contrasting Pryor and Hammerschmidt and arguing against moving the area to a different district. The piece praises Hammerschmidt’s responsiveness and conservative stance.
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Arkansas
Third Congressional District
Missouri
Red River
Texas
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Harrison ‘Way
Nashville
Dierks
Gilham
Western Arkansas
Southwest
Fourth
Oren Harris
David Pryor
Camden
Hammerschmidt
Washington
Louis Graves
Nashville News
Airlines
Albert to Quit in Eight Years Albert to Quit in Eight Years
Washington AP reports Carl Albert the new House speaker plans to retire from politics in eight years. He wants to spend his old age in Bug Tussle Oklahoma, the tiny community where he grew up, saying no place has ever been home except Bug Tussle. He notes he does not plan to stay until age 70.
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Washington
Carl Albert
House
Bug Tussle
Okla
Albert
WKY Radio
Oklahoma City
Memory Molecule Transferred Between Rats by Scientist
Baylor College of Medicine researcher Dr. Georges Ungar reports synthesizing a memory transferring molecule. The chemical, identical to a natural memory molecule, induced fear in mice never shocked, suggesting potential human applicability pending funding and further study.
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Houston, Tex
Baylor College of Medicine
Georges Ungar
Ungar
Hungary
Baylor
Johnson Wears a Hearing Aid at UT Dedication
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson appeared with a hearing aid attached to his glasses at the University of Texas building dedication on Thursday. When asked about the device he replied with a cordial greeting and said it was mighty good to see you.
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Austin
Vex
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Texas
Johnson
Environmental Plans Would Be Previewed
Washington AP The Council on Environmental Quality proposes over the shoulder previews of federal actions that affect the environment. Agencies must disclose environmental impact statements 15 days before hearings and 90 days before effect. Public comments and drafts would be released earlier, reshaping transparency.
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Washington
Council On Environmental Quality
Associated Press
Council
Congress
John D. Dingell
Dmich
Russell E. Train
House
Subcommittee On Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation
Dingell
Dardanelle to Get New Plant
The Dardanelle Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club will hold a joint meeting Tuesday where it is expected to be announced that Beauty Maid Mills will locate a plant near Dardanelle. The firm manufactures clothes.
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Associated Press
Dardanelle, Ark
Dardanelle
Battle over House rules stalls opening of new Congress
Congress opened amid delay as House Republicans balked at a Democratic caucus move that would strip $1.5 million in committee staff funds they were guaranteed. Speaker Carl Albert urged action, but a quorum failure and adjournment left rules unadopted and Democrats bound to support the caucus position.
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John Bhurl
Associated Press
Washington
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Capitol Hill
Albert
GOP
More Sheep in Utah Die Mysteriously
In Garrison Utah more than 1250 sheep died on a western Utah range 150 miles from Skull Valley. Causes under study include another nerve gas mishap radioactive dust from a nuclear test and loco weed. State officials and Army deny responsibility while Utah State University conducts lab tests. The dead belong to Clarence Ingram & Sons Inc. of Nephi.
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Garrison
Utah
Utah State University
Atomic Energy Commission
Army
Dugway Proving Ground
Skull Valley
Calvin L. Rampton
Rampton
AEC
Ramp
Dugway
Clarence Ingram & Sons, Inc
Nephi
Greg Llewellyn
Hijacker trades Algeria for Havana on Northwest jet
A tall Michigan man armed with a hatchet and a bomb threat hijacked a Northwest Airlines Boeing 727 from Milwaukee to Washington. The hijacker forced a Havana stop after Detroit refueling, with 59 aboard. He was identified as Gerald Grant by FBI agents. Four armed soldiers escorted him on arrival in Havana. no sky marshal was reported aboard.
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Miami
Northwest Airlines
Algeria
Cuba
Detroit
Havana
Milwaukee
Washington
Northwest
S%coff
Darlene Luther
Moorhead
Minn
Caroline Aulwes
Fred Wolter
Wolter
William G. Milliken
Michigan
Howard Liberty
Essex Junction
Mike Passarrella
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
FBI
Gerald Grant
Ex Agents Say Army Spied on Students
Ex Army intelligence agents say they spied on student political meetings in Minneapolis. They described notes on speakers like Walter Mondale and John Kenneth Galbraith and crowd reactions in reports to Army Intelligence Command in St.Hola bird Maryland. All six said the surveillance was not aimed at spying on Mondale or Galbraith personally. One agent recalled a protest to the snooping and a commanding officer replying You are ordered to re
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Minneapolis
Army
Walter Mondale
John Kenneth Galbraith
Army Intelligence Command
St. Holabird
Associated Press
Mondale
Galbraith
113Th Military Intelligence
Lord Snowdon Undergoes Surgery and Heads to Barbados
Lord Snowdon traveled to Barbados on Thursday to convalesce after recent surgery. Princess Margaret remained in London to attend a theater outing with Lord Lichfield, a cousin on her mother’s side, and Snowdon said his wife would join him in Barbados next week.
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London
Lord Snowdon
Barbados
Princess Margaret
Lord Lichfield
Snowdon
Non
Barbadys
Ellender gains control of Senate Appropriations Chair
Senator Allen Ellender takes over the powerful Appropriations Committee after the death of Senator Richard Russell, becoming senior member and president pro tem. At 80, he vows to run for a seventh term in 1972, aiming to extend his long Senate career. He favors defense spending cuts, has a mixed security record, and continues his hands-on, old-fashioned legislative style.
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Gordon Brown
Associated Press
Washington
Allen J. Ellender
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen
Richard Russell
House
Russell
Georgia
Ellender
Appropriations
Southeast Asia
U.S
Europe
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Huey P. Long
Kingfish
Long
Agriculture Committee
Reactions to Nixon Address Split on Capitol Hill
Washington AP reports Nixon’s State of the Union drew mixed Capitol Hill reactions. Democrats balk at the $16 billion federal state revenue sharing plan while acknowledging support for medical care and a national health push. Republicans warned revenue sharing risks dependency and framed details as future proposals.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Capitol Hill
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
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