Pantos Experiment Station 24 Hour Weather Summary
The Pantos Experiment Station reports a 24 hour period ending Wednesday at 6 a.m. with high temperatures near 68 and low around 71. Clouds occasionally break with thundershowers in some areas, especially north and west. Tonight low in the mid twenties. Thursday will see highs near 90 with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
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All Sams Detained by Reds After Capture
Two Americans Timothy Allan Pierson of Minneapolis and Debreani Christine Hinkle of Santa Barbara say they were captured by Communist Chinese fishermen eight days ago after straying into Communist waters. They were held aboard their yacht and questioned, then released early this morning. Pierson stated they were not mistreated during confinement.
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Tourist Dies in Arkansas Car Crash Near Viola
A woman from Council Bluffs Iowa died after a car went off U S 63 65 one mile north of Harrison and struck a culvert, authorities said. The crash occurred Tuesday, killing the traveler and injuring others.
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Nixon orders spending cuts shift focus to military
President Nixon calls for a new $3.5 billion cut across executive departments prompting senators Dirksen Manefield Proxmire Percy Aiken and Aiken to urge further reductions. Budget action targets military space and public works while acknowledging limits on space and moon program funding.
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House Economic Committee
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Charles P. Percy
R-Nl
Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Southeast Asia
St Francis County approves new courthouse vote
Forrest City Ark AP voters approved building a new courthouse and a three mill tax to finance it. Construction vote was 1,158 to 559 and tax vote 1,083 to 635. The new building will rise on the site of the 1897 courthouse.
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Forrest City
Ark
St. Francis County
Obituary notes for Nannie York and Dorsey Whatley
Mrs Nannie York 8 percent of Rt Hope native of Mes Caskill Hempstead County dies in Hope hospital. Survived by two sons four daughters two brothers one sister 15 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 pm Friendship Cemetery by Lattemer Funeral Service Nash ville Ark. Dorsey C Whatley 70 of Hope dies Memorial Hospital. Survived by widow one daughter four brothers one grandson two granddaughters two great grandsons. Funeral Thursday 4 at New Hope church Patmos under Herndon Funeral Home.
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Hempstead County
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Mas Caskill
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Kansas City
Kansas
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Odessa
Tex
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Penwell
Ester Honeycutt
Elsie Cook
Bert Montgommery
Horace Montgomery
Rosy Ross
Bingen
Ark
Friendship Cemetery
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Dorsey C, Whatley
Memorial Hospital
Whatley
Union County
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Virginia Belle Head
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Johnny F. Whatley
el Dorado
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R.A
New Caney
Texas
Roy Whatley
New Hope Primitive Baptist Church
Patmos
New Hope Church
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Arkansas highway resurfacing projects awarded by commission
The Arkansas Highway Commission awarded six projects totaling 615411 dollars for resurfacing and related work on highways 29 11 and 24 across multiple counties. Contracts include MEE and ST FRANCS 13 5 miles Arkansas Rock and Gravel Co Ben M Hogan Co and House and House Construction Co with prices ranging from 62785 to 149905 and a 3.1 mile clearing and grubbing job on Arkansas 166 by Geurin and Son Construction Co for 69786.
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Mee
ST. .Francs
Arkan
Soudan
Arkansas
Hughes
Ben M. Hogan Co
Hempstead
Nevada
McCaskill
Prescott
Arkansas Rock and Gravel Co
Murfreesboro
Lafayette
U.S
Lewisville
Arkansas Rock and
Grave E] Co
WHITE
Walker Corner
Prairie County
Junction of Arkansas
Melbourne
Independence County
House and House Construction Co
Batesville
Randolph
Noland, Geurin and Son Construction Co
Lynn
Group Named to Pick Top Farm Family
The county committee selected Hempstead County Farm Family of the Year with a meeting set for July 30 at 2 p.m. at the Federal Building in Hope. Members include B N Holt, Calvin Caldwell, Wm R Vandivere, Jeff High, Cecil Gutherie, George Brown, Dolores McBride, Ray Lawrence, Mitchell La Grone, Haskell Jones, Paul H. Jones, and Troy Buck, representing local banks, Extension, and media.
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Hope
B.N, Holt
Cofc
Arkansas
Calvin Caldwell
Wm, R
Vandivere Asst
Jeff High F
H. A
Cecil Gutherie
A,s.c.s
George Brown
C.S
Dolores McBride
Home Economist
Ray Lawrence
First National Bank
Mitchell la Grone
Living Costs Rise Again in June
Washington AP reports the nations living costs climbed 0.6 percent in June as food prices surged. Housing clothing transport medical care and recreation all rose with meats poultry and fish up 4.5 percent. The CPI reached 127.6 meaning 12.76 dollars per 10 dollars of goods. This 18 year high reflects an 7 percent annual pace for food this year.
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Washington
Labor Department
Poison Gas Policy to Be Reviewed
Washington AP reports top level government review of U S gas warfare policy likely to trigger changes and tighter oversight after Pentagon said it would speed up removal of lethal chemical agents from Okinawa and acknowledge placing gas weapons abroad The Okinawa incident on July 8 causing injuries accelerated the overall chemical warfare review called for by President Nixon Analysts note the NSC study was sparked by concerns over lax supervision of chemical biological and radiological warfare programs and the potential impact on overseas stockpiles while debates rise over regional economic and industrial implications for Bayport area tied to NASA plans and defense related growth
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Hoffman
Washington (Ap
Penstagon
U.S
National Security Council
Pentagon
Okinawa
United States
Oboewaa
Ptepee Ak
NSC
Nixon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
NASA
Bayport
Houston
John Turner
Dim prospects for early ABM vote in Senate
Opponents move to limit the Safeguard missile system to research by amending the bill, aiming to force debate but Senate hours and a high number of speakers may push a Tuesday vote past the target. Cooper and Hart seek a version barring funds for deployment at the 12 sites, while McIntyre weighs his own deployable radar proposal and strategy.
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Carl P. Leabsdor
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Mike Mansfield
Cooper
Hart
George B. Aiken
R-Vt
Hart-Cooper
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Safeguard
McIntyre
New Hampshire Democrat
Recruitment Fell Short as Draft End Promise Hit
President Nixon’s vow to end the draft and Vietnam war concerns helped the Army miss its enlistment target by 9,000 in fiscal 1969. Enlistments reached 188,000 versus a 197,000 goal as Navy recruiters faced talent shifts and waning public support amid Paris peace talks.
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Washington
Nixon
Army
Col
Donald L. Roberts
Richard M. Nixon
Roberts
Vietnam
Paris
Hilltop Dr Paving Petition Discussed By City Board
The Board of City Directors met on Tuesday July 22 at 7 30 p m to hear the petition to blacktop Hilltop Drive. No objections were heard but no action was taken due to a quorum shortage. A special meeting is likely later this week to act on the petition and other items.
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Board of City Directors
Blacktop Hilltop Drive
York Calm After Outbreaks as National Guard Patrols
York Pa faced a tense week with sniper fire and violence after a shooting spree that killed one and injured 50. The National Guard joined police in a heavy rain to restore order as about 400 guardsmen arrived from Scranton and Berwick. 57 arrests were reported for firearms violations, curfew breaches, and related offenses as officials and leaders debated racial triggers.
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York
National Guard
Jacob W. Hose
Scranton
Berwick
Pennsylvania
John Snyder
Raymond P. Shafer
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