Fulbright rival Hayes cites campaign missteps in Arkansas race
Arkansas voters heard claims that Fulbright’s campaigning hurt his image. Hayes warned Fulbright seeks more than the Senate and aired concerns from a National Broadcasting Company program. Meanwhile Foster Johnson rejected purchase offers in the Senate race and described a $25,000 bid to stop his filing. Johnson’s stance on Vietnam differed sharply from Fulbright’s bombing curbs. Mrs. Johnson campaigned for governor as her husband sought a U.S. Senate seat, quipping about a junior senator coming home weekly.
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Hopeful of Curbing Atom Missile Race
U S and Soviet Union aim to start talks on curbing the nuclear missiles race by week’s end. William Foster and Alexei Roschin plan preliminary talks in Geneva before the July 16 disarmament session. Private two power meetings, possibly in Moscow or Washington, are seen as the likely forum for serious bargaining. The 1963 test ban limited only underground tests, while the nonproliferation treaty signed last week restricts weapon transfers to nonnuclear nations.
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Aeroflot to Launch New York Moscow Air Service
Aeroflot will inaugurate weekly Moscow to New York flights next Monday using a Russian built IL-62 jet carrying 120 passengers. The route will be Moscow via Montreal to Kennedy Airport with first class 854 dollars one way, 1110 dollars round trip and basic economy 730 dollars one way. Pan American aims to start service to Moscow the same day under a Soviet government accord aided by the State Department.
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Mixed Drink Permits Disputed in Arkansas
State Police Director Ralph Scott says law enforcement wants to ensure that ABC Board permits enabling mixed drinks are legal before action. The ABC Board issued 36 Class 6 permits to private clubs despite Atty. Gen. Joe Purcell's ruling that dispensing mixed drinks is unlawful. Purcell has filed suit to void the permits. the case is pending in Pulaski County Chancery Court. Scott warns raids would overburden state police already spread thin.
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Britons Fear Loss as London Bridge Sails to Arizona
European Staff Correspondent reports London Bridge is being dismantled and sold for 2.46 million dollars to a Lake Havasu City, Arizona, sparking debate in Britain over selling heritage. Pieces will be shipped to Lake Havasu for reassembly as a tourist site amid calls Britain should keep its monuments.
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Blaiberg Rallies Amid Transplant Crisis
Blaiberg, the world’s longest surviving heart transplant patient, shows improvement after doctors use a new antilymphocyte serum. Dr Christiaan Barnard reports a dramatic change in his condition and notes no further emergency heart transplant is anticipated. Blaiberg’s wife Eileen cites cautious optimism as he recovers at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town.
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Fragmentary OCR notes on peril and a distant danger
A garbled January remark recalls ongoing concerns about ent ry and danger in a serial project. The text references ALG a heart art a tran and a world saver retiptente, with unclear claims about survival.
Civil Rights Appeal Disrupts Texas Folk Festival
An American Folklore Institute critic walked off stage during a five day Smithsoninan Institute festival honoring folk culture. Reverend Kirkpatrick urged unity and the song This Little Light of Mine while actor Ace Reid objected to the civil rights appeal. The concert honored John Lomax Sr. and featured Texas artists from varied ethnic backgrounds.
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