Anderson Wields Oil Link as Treasury Secretary Hope
Washington Post report ties 1957 deal involving nearly 1 million dollars to Robert B. Anderson before he became Treasury secretary. About 270,000 to be paid during Eisenhower term, with roughly 450,000 tied to oil price. Anderson says details were ordinary and he never received full 900,000. Delinda Lyn England funeral set. 13 months old dies from auto crash injuries. services in Shover Springs.
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Arkansas
Marines Paid $100 For Haircuts During Film Shoot
Hollywood AP reports thirty Marine recruits received 100 dollars each for hair shaving as part of a scene for the ABC TV movie Tribes about a drafted hippie. The cast included Michael Vincent who joked about the haircut easing his Reserve meet duties.
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Arkansas Weather Summary For 24 Hours Ending Thursday
Experiment Station report notes 24 hour period ending 7 am Thursday with a high of 92 and a low of 71. Forecast calls for chance of thundershowers in extreme south tonight and Friday, partly cloudy in the south half, fair in the north half. Temperatures mostly steady with a slight cool down in the north tonight. Friday highs expected in the upper 80s to low 90s, with lows in the 60s north to around 70 south.
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Textile quotas and oil import controls debated in Congress
Congress weighs Ways and Means textile and shoe quotas to shield U.S. industries while allowing the president wide power to set limits on other imports. A split Cabinet panel advised a tariff approach for oil, with studies ordered as Nixon remains undecided. Also, Air Force policy shifts may let skirts rise two inches above the knee for WAFs.
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Six Firms Face Pollution Suits Under Refuse Act
Justice Department approves anti pollution suits against six firms and Bridgeport municipality under the Refuse Act of 1899 with injunctions sought rather than fines. The move follows criticism of restrictive guidelines and a push from Rep. Ottinger to enforce the act.
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UN Delegates Withdraw Over Disruption at World Youth Assembly
South Vietnamese delegates quit the World Youth Assembly amid claims of Communist disruption and brutal UN staff conduct. They alleged a floor denial by a “permanent campaign of unruly disruption” and an interpreter was reportedly restrained during an attempt to speak. The assembly’s environment commission backed anti marijuana legalization and supported making contraceptives widely available. Leaders urged redirection of funds to education and extended another invitation to Communist China.
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Associated Press
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