Johnson and Kosygin push for disarmament talks during treaty signing
President Johnson announces that the United States and Soviet Union will begin talks on limiting offensive nuclear missiles as the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty is signed at the White House. Kosygin calls for international talks on disarmament including halts in weapon production and stockpile reductions. London and Moscow ceremonies accompany the signing.
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Washington
Johnson
United State
Soviet Union
White House
London
Moss’cow
Johte Son
Alexel N. Kosygin
Moscow
Kosygin
United States
U.S.A
Vietnam
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Britain
U.S
Navy
Securities and Exchange Commission
Developments Politically Over Nation
A roundup of political developments notes Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy could back GOP contender Nelson A. Rockefeller for president under conditions. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey aides push to prevent a McCarthy backed third party split. Rockefeller questions Nixon's nomination certainty as a third of Nixon's delegates may switch amid November prospects. George Deukmejian denies racist philosophy and says his third party program would aid all Americans with no White backlash vote.
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Associated Press
Eugene J. McCarthy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hubert H. Humphrey
McCarthy
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Wallace
George Deat
ED Shearer
Gee Rock Lee Sen Ugeng, Jr
Sedbort
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
Arkansas
Leon Catlett
Democratic Party
Humphrey
Catlett
Winthrop Rockefeller
Little Rock
Collision Fatalities Rise in Arkansas Weekend Crashes
Two people died in a Sunday U S 71 collision near Ogden, bringing total weekend Arkansas fatalities to six. Victims were William J. Thompson, 21, and Doris L. Hopkins, 32, both of Texarkana, who were alone in their vehicles.
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Associated Press
U.S
Attle River
Ogden
Arkansas
William J. Thompson
Doris L. Hopkins
Texarkana
Thompson
Steel Lavelle McCarley
Paris
Jamie Hickson
Gall
Gerald Willis
Bradford
Elizabeth Windsor
Kensett
U.S. 67
Judsonia
McCarthy's Statement About Rockefeller Stirs Reactions
Arkansas leaders react to McCarthy's remark that Nelson Rockefeller should be considered for president. Governor Winthrop Rockefeller says outcome unclear while Leon Catlett believes Humphrey will secure the nomination and the Arkansas delegation. The piece also mentions Berkeley curfew and campus unrest.
Bombing Eases Viet Cong Food Problem Says Analysts
US intelligence reports indicate North Vietnam’s food issues may ease as civilians mobilized during bombing return to farming. Red River Delta rice fields show renewed intensive farming while Haiphong port shipments fall. Wheat imports continue from the Soviet Union and petroleum deliveries surge.
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Freds. Hoffman
Washington
North Vietnam
U.S
Red River
Soviet Union
Haiphong
North Vieteam
Pentecostal Program Tuesday at First United Church
The Bibleaires quartet from Western Apostolic Bible College in Stockton California will sing at First United Pentecostal Church Tuesday night July 2 at 1 30. There is no admission. Everyone is invited says Rev B W Lane pastor
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Western Apostolic Bible College of
Stockton
Calif
First United Pentecostal Church
B. W. Lane
Rash of Auto Wrecks Investigated Over Weekend
City Police investigated a weekend rash of auto accidents with no serious injuries. Incidents included mild rearings at North Hazel and Avenue B and 3rd and Elm with minor damage. Morrison cited for driving while intoxicated after a crash at Compress and Edgewood.
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Avenue B
Mildred Wyatt
Betty Heaton
Officer Brown
3Rd
Elm
Homer Jones
Thurman Riddling
James Rowe
Edgewood
Freddie Morrison
Fulton
Herman Worthey
Hope
Brown
Morrison
East Third
Shover
David L. Sanders
Joe F. Medugin
LaPorte
Texas
Johnson and
Shirley
South Elm
Leroy Murphy
Pamela Jo Flowers
R. Rows
McCulley
West Avenue
Phillis E. Gilley
John F. Lester Jr
Police
Willis
Youth Is Drowned at Prescott
Prescott Arkansas AP reports Rose Sell Scott ten year old daughter of A G Scott drowned Sunday while swimming with four companions at a stock pond near a Prescott park. The youth was described as a poor swimmer.
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Prescott
Ark
Rose Sell Scott
Scott
A. G. Scott
New Scout Executive Named for Cossatot Woods District
Thomas H. Berry, promoted from Arbuckle Council Ardmore Oklahoma, becomes District Scout Executive for Cossatot Woods District in Caddo Area Council. He and wife Betty Collins Berry will live in Hope with children Kathy David and Collin. Berry, from Sparkman Arkansas, began Scouting in 1955 after Northwestern State College graduation and has held district roles in El Dorado and Ardmore.
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Woods
Caddo Area
Boy Scouts of Wares
Thomas H. Berry
Arbuckle Council
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Hope
The
Baptist Church
Berry
Sparkman
Arkansas
Norwastern State College
Louisiana
el Dorado
Caddo
Nive County
Cossatot Woods
Melvin R. Cook
Tom Berry
Caddo Council
Mamre
Five Ark craftsmen invited to Folk Life festival
Five Arkansas artisans who appeared at War Eagle fair join 65 draftsmen nationwide invited to the Festival of American Folk Life in Washington. They will demonstrate skills before the Smithsonian Institute as the event opens with a concert and square dance. The Arkansans named include Mrs. Charles Moreland of Springdale Mrs Johnnie Head and Mr and Mrs Roy Harris of War Eagle and Mrs Thelma Hall of Benton County.
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Associated Press
WAR Eagle
Ark
Arkansas
Benton County
Washington
Smithsonian Insiiutute
Arkansans
Charles Moreland
Springdale
Johnnie Head
Roy Harris
Thelma Hall
U S Bombers Hit North Vietnam In First Move Since May
American B 52 bombers raided North Vietnam near the demilitarized zone for the first time in nearly two months, targeting coastal artillery sites and Viet Cong camps around Saigon. The strikes included operations near Cape Lay, Tay Ninh, Hau Nghia, Binh Duong, and Long Khanh, with forces concentrating on suspected bases and enemy troop concentrations as part of a broader effort to deter a new assault on Saigon.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Cape Lay
Gio Linh
Tay Ninh
Hau Nghia
Binh Duongs
Long Khanh
Cigarette Ads May Be Barred
New York AP report says the Federal Trade Commission plans to push banning cigarette advertising from radio and television with a Newsweek story citing a 3 to 2 decision to end about 250 million dollars yearly tobacco ad spend. TFC Chairman Paul Rand Dixon offered no comment citing no legal power to bar ads.
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
Newsweek Magazine
TFC
Paul Rand Dixon
Newsweek
FTC
Vietnam and world news flash in brief
A Vietnam bound American transport is forced down by MIGs off a Soviet land area after straying over the Pacific. U S intelligence says North Vietnam’s food shortage eases as bombing subsides. U S B 52s pound Viet Cong around Saigon amid fresh reports of an attack planned in July.
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Pacific
U. S
North Vietnam
Saigon
Eugene J. McCarthy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hubert Jr. Humphrey
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Soviet Union
Europe
Edwards named general manager of KMCW radio
Service Communications Inc announces John W. Edwards of Jonesboro as general manager of KMCW radio station, scheduled to go on the air in Augusta around September 15. Edwards brings industry experience to the new Arkansas station as it prepares for launch in TRUMANN TRUMANN area.
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Trumann, Ark
Service Communications, Inc
John W. Edwards
Jonesboro
KMCW
Augusta
Local notices and upcoming meetings in Hempstead County
All Around Town items report large print books funded by federal sources available via the Arkansas Library Commission. Whitfield Masonic Lodge 239 meets July 2 at 7 30 p.m. State College of Arkansas names a Hughes residence hall honoring O L Hughes. Hempstead County Rescue Unit to meet July 2 at WOW Hall. Red Cross official Jim Stringer to speak on disaster needs. Upward Bound visitors from Ouachita Baptist University attend June 27 program. Dr Herbert Rogers named to Hempstead County Memorial Hospital Board of Governors term July 1 to June 30, 1975. A wrist watch found at Fair Park. owner may claim after 5 p.m. at 74648.
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Lanette Arrington
Debbie Huckabee
Hope
Ouachita Baptist University
Miss Arrington
Southern State
Truman Arrington
Wanda Williams
Buck Williams
Patmos
Miss Huckabee
Conway Huckabee
Finis Odomany
Herbert Rogers
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Soviet MIGs Force Down Troop Plane
A chartered DC-8 with 214 U S armed forces personnel en route to Vietnam was forced to land on Sturup Island in the Kuril chain after MIG fighters redirected it. The State Department pressed for swift release, while US officials in Moscow and Washington awaited findings as radar tracked the vessel before its disappearance.
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Aft
Vietnam
Pacific Ocean
McChord Air Base
Seattle
Wash
Kuril Chain
Pacific
State Department
MI6
Sturup Island
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Vsily V. Kuznetsov
Pentagon
Seaboard World Airlines
Joseph Tosolini
Arkansas
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