Truman Receives Strong Memoirs Offer Demand for Full Freedom
Reports say former President Truman has been offered a substantial deal for his memoirs, with assurances of complete creative control. The offer emerged as discussions continued at the White House with close associates noting Truman’s intent to publish candid reflections on his years in office.
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Weeklong Arkansas veteran events announced at Fair Park
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High Court Hears SPA Contract Dispute Over Power Plant
In Little Rock the High Court heard arguments on the Southwest Power Administration plan to build a new generating station at Ocean Park. The case, involving private utility interests and Union claims, centers on costs around one billion dollars and whether the project serves public interests or private gain. Representatives for the utilities argued for approval, while the administration contends the plant serves broader energy needs and regional reliability.
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Denies He Fled to Escape Questioning
Chicago reports state Rich ard Austin, assistant state’s attorney for Minols, said 20 formal complaints may lead to grand jury indictments against attorney Wethvelbauns, who allegedly owes millions. Officials denied actions or investigations by Brazillin police, while He from New York denies fleeing to avoid questioning.
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Doctors Favor Continued Funding Plan for Center
Gipson rejects claim of a loan attempt and says there is enough money to finish the Madlens Center. He notes about 900,000 dollars would fund a new building at Benton, urging doctors to back the proposal to support expansion.
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Question on extradition hinges on Chicago grand jury ruling
Austin says extradition requests will go through U S State and Justice Departments and the President's office if the Chicago grand jury returns indictments. The man named Welheelbauin faced one warrant for betting 310,000 from Evanstott, with a confidences guide and repayments in worthless cheek notes.
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Polio fund theft reported in Little Rock
Police report a March of Dimes container with fleetwear 55 and six dollars stolen from a carrier in Little Rock. A 1974 statistic claims the average U S citizen held sixty four dollars in total public debt per person.
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A promotional offer for a 40 page free book on fistula and hemorrhoids promises explanations of causes and latest treatments. The ad notes diagrams and related disorders and asks readers to write to Thornton Mingr Hospital Suite 1219 011 E Linwood Kansas City Missouri for a copy.
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Quarrel Over Split Ends in Twin Murder
Kansas City police linked a dispute over loot division to the double murder of James Calloway Fahnestock and his wife Billie in a stolen car. The couple, 22 and 21, were found shot in the head. an automatic pistol and cash were recovered. FBI and homicide detectives pursue suspects Louis Sturgis and Virginia Iser in a Rossdale State bank robbery case.
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