Page Ten Would Expand Educational Television
Frank Pace, chairman of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, said Arkansas has not remotely tested educational television and should move forward. John Macy Jr. and Pace were introduced with Lee Reeves, director of ETV in Arkansas, at a news conference by Rep. Wilbur D. Mills. Reeves said the system reaches about 50 percent of the population, with expansion to all of Arkansas estimated to cost about $855,000. Pace added that educational television is well suited to Arkansas, offering opportunities to those unreachable by brick and mortar investment.
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Little Rock
Frank Pace
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Arkansas
Pace
Arkansan
John Macy Jr
Lee Reeves
ETV
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Reeves
Peace Makers Seek Better Way Out of Subpoena Clash
Washington AP report says congressional peace makers seek a nonfloor settlement to the CBS contempt dispute over raw footage for the Pentagon papers documentary. The Commerce Committee recommended CBS and president Frank Stanton be held in contempt, but the full committee split 2 to 13 backing leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Congressional
House Commerce Committee
Columbia Broadcasting System
Frank Stanton
Congress
Harley C. Staggers
D-W.va
Staggers
Stanton
New York
House
CBS
Justice Department
CBS News
The Negro Community Calendar July 1971 Hope church events
Ester Hicks notes a gospel meeting starting Monday July 5 1971 at North Walker Street Church of Christ Hope with Brother Johnnie McGhee Texarkana to speak nightly at 7 30. Dinner July 11 at 12 30 followed by a fellowship at 2. Public invited. Also mentions Sylvester Hicks recovering after a one car accident and Mt Pleasant CME Church Men and Women Day July 4 at 2 30 with Rev. R C Thomas Dayton Ohio preaching.
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North Walker Street Church of Christ, Hope
Johnnie McGhee
Texarkana
Mt. Pleasant C.M.E
R.C. Thomas
Dayton
Ohio
W.T. Keys
Nixon administration weighs motives in Viet Cong peace plan
AP reports the Nixon team probes the motive behind a Viet Cong peace plan as speakers cite confidential White House info about progress toward ending the war. The piece notes other AP items including Pentagon papers on Johnson, Coast longshore strike, Soyuz 11 funeral, and health care funding steps.
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Washington
Fights Across Cities Tap Several Boxers in AP Roundup
In Copenhagen Juarez de Lima outpointed Denmark's Tom Bogs. In Sapporo Shozo Saito beat Ray Vegan. White Plains Herchel Jacobs stopped George Johnson in Portland Maine. In Stateline Peter Cobblah defeated Eltefat Talebi in San Francisco. Manuel Fierro outpointed Papa Villa in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Juarez de Lima
Brazil
Tom Bogs
Denmark
Portland
Maine
Herschel Jacobs
White Plains
George Johnson
Trenton
N.F
Stateline
Peter Cobblah
Ghana
Eltefat Talebi
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Manuel Fierro
Mexico
Papa Villa
New York
Welfare group presses reforms at Arkansas Medical Center
Governor Dale Bumpers met for nearly an hour with representatives of ACORN to hear patient complaints about the University of Arkansas Medical Center. They discussed creating a consumer board to address delays, staff conduct, after hours pharmacy access, and lower medical fees, with plans to brief Dr. James Dennis on the issues.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Gloria Benson
Arkansas Community Organizations For Reform Now
ACORN
Bumpers
James Dennis
Submarine Trapped Sailors Rescued After 10 Hours
Three Royal Navy submariners aboard the Artemis were trapped in the torpedo room as the ship sank near Gosport. They surfaced after a 10 hour ordeal following underwater contact with the Ocelot. Names Rob ert Croxon David Guest and Donald Beckett were reported well after medical checks.
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Gosport
England
Royal Navy
Robert Croxon
David Guest
Donald Beckett
Ocelot
Portsmouth Harbor
Alan Turvey
Artemis
Navy
Regatta semi finals today at Henley Diamond Challenge Sculls
World champion Alberto Demiddi of Rosario Argentina faces England's David Sturge in one semi final while Jim Dietz of the New York Athletic Club meets England's Pat Delafield in another at the Henley Royal Regatta Diamond Challenge Sculls.
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Noel Hughes
Henley-On-Thames
England
Alberto Demiddi
Rosario
Argentina
David Sturge
Jim Dietz
New York Athletic Club
Pat Delafield
POWs in China Revisit Old Espionage Case
Senate hearings revive focus on four Americans held by China, including two civilians Downey and Fecteau captured in 1952. Cohen urges renewed inquiry into charges, possible early release for good behavior, noting differing era and potential deal to secure freedom.
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Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
Washington
North Vietnam
U.S
China
Peking
Korea
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.s.china
Sen. J. Fulbright
Harvard University Law
Jerome Cohen
Cohen
John Thomas Downey
Richard Fecteau
Downey
New Britain
Conn
Fécteau
Lyn Mass
United States
Fecteau
John Foster Dulles
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Ester Hicks
Sylvester Hicks
AP News Digest
Carl Albert
Nixon
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Lyndon B. Johnson
South Vietnam
Moscow
Red Square
Seattle
San Diego
Sapporo
Shozo Saito
Gov
Pajers
Richard Pyle
Laos
Vietnam
Indochina
Col
David Hackworth
Creighton W. Abrams
Tu Do
Thieu
Arvn—Army
Republic of Vietnam
Laos Panhandle
Cambodia
Hanoi
John
General Motors
GMC
James Motor Company
Hope
East Third Street
Hope, Ark
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