Kiwanis Hear Williams on Heart Change and Peace
Kiwanis Club of Hope welcomed AL Williams of Williams Printing as guest speaker. Williams, not seeking credit, shared experiences of being used by the Holy Spirit to comfort and save troubled individuals, citing The Late Great Planet Earth and urging heart change to end war through Jesus Christ. Attendees included Bert McLain Harvey Eaves Lou Freedman and George Covington from Conway along with local guests Kenneth Paddie Patti Tye Mrs Dean Murphy and Mike Murphy.
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Sharp clashes erupt in Mekong Delta killing many
In the Mekong Delta, a sharp contest left at least 20 South Vietnamese militiamen and 31 Viet Cong dead plus one American wounded. A brigade of 30 militiamen suffered 13 fatalities at Vinh Dinh while another post near Horn Luong saw one survivor wounded. The Phung Hiep area ambush killed a district chief and indicated the strongest delta violence in months.
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Three Die In Nursing Home Fire In Ohio
The Hope Ohio nursing home fire killed three residents and injured a nurse in her 20s named Cleo Nattker who was hospitalized. The operator and a patient escaped. authorities withheld names pending welfare checks. Firefighters found all victims in their beds. the one story frame building burned from a basement-origin blaze.
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Job Bias Fight Rages Over Enforcement Debate
Senate opponents vow a decisive vote on equal employment enforcement. Javits and Dominick clash over whether EEOC findings should be backed by cease and desist orders or federal court enforcement. White House divided. House already favors court action for faster, clearer results.
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Arkansas Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending 7 am
Experiment Station report notes 24 hour period ending 7 am with high 53 and low 2. State forecasts for Arkansas call for mostly cloudy and warmer conditions tonight with scattered light rain mainly in the western half. Thursday remains cloudy and cool with additional light rain possible. temperatures expected in the mid 30s to mid 40s and low 50s in places.
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Pryor predicts higher taxes from Nixon budget plan
Rep David Pryor said Nixon's 1973 budget request could lead to higher taxes in coming years. He criticized the defense spending authority, noting the immediate rise in spending appears small but the extra 6 billion in defense funds will likely require tax increases later.
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Mrs Minnie Thomas 91 Former Prescott resident dies
Mrs Minnie Barhar Thomas 91 of Little Rock died Monday. Former Prescott resident and City Grove Baptist Church member survived by three daughters and a sister. Services held Wednesday in Prescott with burial in DeAnn Cemetery. A Little Rock AP report notes a delegation seeks Highway Commission approval and aid to widen US 65 from Boone to Chicot counties into four lanes or interstate.
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Planes to Stay in Thailand After Vietnam Peace Talks
Washington sources confirm Nixon peace plan ends bombing in Indochina but keeps U S Air presence in Thailand. Pentagon notes eight point proposal omits Thai base pullout and cites the Nixon doctrine as justification for continued air power. Thailand hosts over 130 F4 Phantom jets and B52s used against the Ho Chi Minh trail and targets in Laos Cambodia and North Vietnam.
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Nixon proposals draw broad favorable international reaction
The Associated Press reports that European reaction was generally favorable to Nixon's proposals with cautious notes from Asian allies. North Vietnam called the speech nothing new, while the Viet Cong accused it of electoral propaganda. Thai officials urged a ceasefire with noninterference guarantees. Japan and Britain praised the plan, and U.S. soldiers in Saigon gave mixed views on ending the war versus freeing POWs.
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