Nixon may talk to Apollo 11 astronauts on moon
The New York Times reports President Nixon may speak with the Apollo 11 astronauts during their moon walk Monday. White House phone calls to ABC and NBC coordinated pool coverage, with sources noting an announcement could come today. NASA and ABC officials described the lunar activity and Luna 15’s orbit amid Russian speculation.
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Feed Notes on Hot Weather for Dairymen in Arkansas
Dairymen in Arkansas can offset heat stress by feeding higher energy rations low in fiber,grazing in late evening and early morning, limiting forage intake, providing shade and ample ventilation, ensuring cool fresh water, and milking in well ventilated barns. Sprinklers and fans may help, avoid long drives to pasture, and consider hauling feed when practical.
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14 Year Old Runs Aboard B52 At March Air Force Base
An Air Force base security lapse allowed a runaway 14 year old to board a parked B52 bomber at March Air Force Base California. He opened compartments stole fuel supplies two pistols and ammunition and was caught attempting to depart. All items recovered and classified documents accounted for. Security officer reassigned. no reprimands issued. The boy was turned over to Riverside police.
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Glimmer of Hope for Heat Relief
The Weather Bureau sees a low pressure system easing Arkansas heat by late Saturday or Sunday with cloudiness and showers in the southeast before moving northwest. Thursday was hot and humid with many areas hitting 99 degrees. overnight lows ranged from 66 to 75 across several cities.
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Apollo 11 Day Narrative and theft report
A detailed Apollo 11 account describes pressurization, hatch openings, crew inspections, meals, rest periods, and a televised Earth view from 148000 miles as Aldrin and Armstrong enter the lunar module and perform checks. Separately, a $16000 heist of a Little Rock savings and loan branch is linked to Ronald Campbell, with license-plate data aiding the hunt.
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G F Defense Questions Fair Verdict in Ouster Case
In Arkansas, Governor Rockefeller will judge ouster proceedings against Game and Fish Commission members Newt L. Hatley and Raymond Farris. Hearings featured defense claims of bias and calls for Rockefeller’s disclosure of funding sources. Farris ill with tuberculosis, proceeding continued for Hatley’s case. bids on vehicles and related prices were reviewed by commission director Hugh Hackler.
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Low Rent Housing Planned for Searcy Elderly and Low Income Units
SEARCY Ark AP Construction will begin by January on a $790,000 federally financed low rent housing project for 37 elderly families and 17 low income families. Housing Authority Director R G Deener said Wednesday.
Labor Is Overridden on Work Law in Arkansas Convention
LITTLE ROCK AP The right to work provision, adopted in 1944, was approved Thursday by the state Constitutional Convention as part of a new constitution despite labor opposition. The vote was 77 to 8. AFL-CIO head J Bill Becker pledged to work against a constitution containing the provision. Arthur Hays offered amendments to water down rights, but both proposals were defeated. The convention also refused to limit governor terms and approved removal procedures for the Highway and Game and Fish Commissions.
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Texarkanian Held for Mail Fraud
J. H. Howell of Little Rock announces the arrest of Howard C. Reynolds of Texarkana on federal mail fraud charges. Reynolds, in his early 30s, allegedly sent chain letters seeking $102,400, using fictitious locals, renting post office boxes in five Texarkana area towns, and targeting next of kin of Vietnam service members with a promise of $1,024 in 60 days.
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Jonesboro and Malvern Girls Win in Miss Arkansas
In Hot Springs Ark Jo Ella Todd Miss Jonesboro won a talent prelim and repeated her 1968 pageant victory. Deborah Lynne Vantrease Miss Malvern captured the swimsuit prelim crown. Todd, 21, previously Miss Arkansas State University 1968, sang Musetta's Waltz and Aquarius.
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