Arabs Have Arms but No Unity Says Kadafi in Libya
Libyan Premier Muammar Kadafi ridicules Arab disunity claiming 1000 planes 5000 tanks and a million men exist yet political rifts hinder mobilization against Israel. He calls for a recognized Arab leader noting paralysis in policy and criticizes Jordan’s King Hussein as weak while Palestinian groups remain splintered. Israel pursues peace talks but cites Arab responsiveness as lacking.
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Associated Press
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Israel
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Zavia
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Abba Eban
Egypt
Yigal Allon
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Kishinev
Moldavia
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United Nations
New York
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Pravda
U.S
Greyhound Armour Merger Review Opens in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will hear the appeal by the Justice Department over Greyhound Corp and Armour & Co merging, a move critics say breaches a 1920 decree banning Armour from grocery business. A hearing is planned for April with a decision by June. Greyhound runs catering, restaurants, and related services. Armour assets include grocery stores via General Host.
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Supreme Court
Greyhound Corp
Armour & Co
Justice Department
Greyhound
Armour
General Host Corp
General Host
Escapee Still at Large From Arkansas Prison Farm
Stanley Nash, 22, of Pine Bluff, escaped while on a work detail at Cummins Prison Farm in Arkansas. Nash was serving a three year sentence from Jefferson County for grand larceny. authorities said he remained at large early today.
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Ark
Stanley Nash
Pine Bluff
Cumming Prison Farm
Nash
Jefferson County
Guinea Plans to Execute 50 Invaders
Guinean authorities say 58 people will be executed for the November invasion of Guinea. Sixty six others receive life terms, including Archbishop Raymond-Marie Tchidimbo. Death sentences include a West German citizen Adolf Marx. posthumous life term for Herman Siebold. No Portuguese among those convicted. 33 more in absentia.
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Liberia
Guinea
Sekou Toure
Conakry
Radio Conakry
National Assembly
Toure
Portuguese Guinea
Portugal
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Tchidimbo
Africa
Albert Ndongmo
Cameroon
Countdown Starts for Moon Shot Apollo 14 Launch
Cape Kennedy AP Electric power flows to Saturn 5 as the Apollo 14 countdown begins with a six day plan and a Sunday liftoff target. Astronauts Shepard Mitchell Roosa undergo final physical exams while holding periods allow medical data collection and flight plan review.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Charles Henschel
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Edgar D. Mitchell
Stuart A. Roosa
Thomas K. Mattingly
John L. Swigert
Shepard
Mitchell
Roosa
Patrick Air Force Base
Fra Mauro Highlands
Stepmother of WR Succumbs at 75 in New York
Martha Baird Rockefeller widow of John D. Rockefeller died Sunday at her Park Avenue home. A private ceremony followed by cremation and burial in the Rockefeller family cemetery was planned for today. She was 75 and the stepmother of the Rockefeller brothers Winthrop David John D. VII Nelson and sister Jean Mauze.
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Rockefeller Family
Martha Baird Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Park Avenue
Rockefeller Brothers
Arkansas
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David
John D. VII
Nelson
Jean Mauze
Derailment at Stephens Damages New GM Cars and Trucks
Three Cotton Belt freight cars derailed near Stephens Arkansas Sunday night. No injuries reported. The cars carried new General Motors cars and trucks en route to South Arkansas and Texas after a GM strike settlement. Rail damage prompted crews to work through the night. repair completion was not announced.
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Ark
Cotton Belt
Here
General Motors
Arkansas
Texas
University to Hear Gov Winthrop Rockefeller at DePauw
Mer Gov Winthrop Rockefeller will speak at DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana Thursday as part of the school's duathlon observance titled Man's deterioration humanity.
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Liptle Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Obituaries from CAEN and beyond honor fallen leaders
CAEN France Leonard Gille commander of French Resistance in Calvados at D Day era dies at 67. LONDON Northern Irish playwright St John Ervine former Abbey Theater manager and author of interwar comedies dies aged 87. TOKYO Shigeru Yosano director general of the 1964 Olympics dies at 66. BERLIN Hermann Matern longtime East German politician dies at 77.
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Calvados Department
Normandy
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Lonign
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Dublin
Abbey Theater
Mrs. Frazer
London
New York
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Shigeru Yosano
Yosano
Japan
Belgium
Egypt
Spain
Berlin
Hermann Matern
East Germany
Communist Party
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Hope Arkansas Star Weather Forecast and Cambodia Amendment
An Arkansas forecast notes 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. with highs in the 50s and a .03 inch precipitation. It also mentions partly cloudy skies, cooling tonight, and a Tuesday high in the 40s to 50s. The page references an amendment sponsored by Sens. Cooper and Church banning U S combat troops and military advisers from Cambodia.
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Arkansas
John Sherman Cooper
K-Ky
Frank Church
D-Idaho
U.S
Cambodia
Associated Press
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Arkansas High Court Affirms and Reverses in Multiple Cases
Proceedings from the Arkansas High Court list affirmations across numerous cases including Morrow v Shaw, Smith J. dissent, and several affirmed in part or wholly. Rehearings denied in Stover v Deere and Hughes v Hughes with orders on maintenance funds and transcript costs set.
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Associated Press
Carleton Harris
Gloria Fa Shaw Morrow
Homer Kelso Shaw
Franklin Chy
George Rose Smith
Ernest Neil Bogan
Arkansas First National Bank of Hot Springs
Garland
J. A. Riley
Thomas F. Shamel
Pulaski
Lyle Brown
Bernice Baucom
Leonard Johnson
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North Little Rock
Milton Nelson
State of Arkansas
Union Circuit
John A. Fogleman
Victoria Sanders
Larry Adcock
Ft. Smith
J. Fred Jones
John Barger
Frank
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Gun thefts investigated at Ace Hardware store
In Pordyce Arkansas the FBI and State Police probe the burglary at Ace Hardware. About $7,000 in guns and $2,000 in ammunition were stolen, with about $800 taken from the safe. Entrance was gained through a skylight, according to Benny Roark, owner of the store.
Cambodian Involvement Sparks U.S. Critics In 1971
Eyewitness reports and photos last week indicated 11 U S helicopter crewmen have set foot on Cambodian soil but White House and Pentagon officials denied they were advisers. Muskie called for careful Senate scrutiny as he rises in the race for the Democratic nomination while Mansfield urged hearings on U S role in Cambodia.
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Pentagon
Cambodia
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund
Muskie
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