Rockefeller Press Column Appears In Arkansas Campaign
Gov Winthrop Rockefeller expands campaign reach with a weekly column titled Lets Talk Arkansas paid for by Lt. Gov. Maurice Britt. The first essays argue teacher pay and welfare policy, claim needed funding totals, and defend administration against charges of political use of welfare grants. Rockefeller aides suggest he is active daily on reform and efficiency while noting likely newspaper list adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Win Rockefeller
Arkansas
Rockefeller
Maurice Britt
William BD. Leavitt
Leavitt, Ginnaven & Dietz
State Revenue Department
Administration Department
Eral Assembly
Robert Fisher
Rockefeller Public Relations
Big Defense Bill Is Under Fire in Senate Clash
The Senate turns to a $19.2 billion military procurement bill amid battles over Nixon's $70 billion Pentagon budget. A group of 40 senators may push for a spending ceiling for all 1971 Pentagon outlays, with debates over items like the Safeguard anti ballistic system, a $200 million contingency fund for the C5 cargo plane, and the F-14 program, plus the end the war amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Pentagon
Sens. Hatfield
George McGovern
D&.c
Carswell Campaigns for Senate
G Harrold Carswell moves from Supreme Court rejection to a GOP Senate bid for Holland’s seat. Once awkward in public, with TV coaching and staged train stops he now projects a confident conservative image likely to attract Democratic switchers in the upcoming primaries.
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Ben Funk
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
G. Harrold Carswell
U.S. Senate
Supreme Court
Carswell
Senate
Federal Bench
Barr
Florida
Congress
Hijacked Airliner Returns After Greek Government Swap
The Arab hijackers released 47 passengers and one crew member from an Olympic Airways Boeing 727 after Greece agreed to free two Arabs charged in a bombing and five others serving terms for Israeli airline attacks. The plane landed in Athens then Cairo before returning to Athens with seven Arabs and an ICRC representative aboard. The hijack was claimed by the Popular Struggle Front from Damascus. Onassis and Egyptian Jordanian officials negotiated as police kept a wide security perimeter. The two trial suspects face murder charges in Athens.
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Patrick O'Keefe
Associated Press
Athens
Cairo
Greece
International Red Cross
Olympic Airways
Beirut
Rome
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Egypt
Red Cross
Popular Struggle Front
Damascus
Jordan
Scorpios
Jacqueline Kennedy
Davar
Tel Aviv
Haaretz
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Louisville
J. Munter Conton
Orio
West Third
Cleveland
Shank
Mmi
Barry's
Hormel
Vienna
del Monte
Kraft Macaroni and Cheese
Blackburn Strawberry
Nabisco
Maxwell House
Wilson
Barry
Main ST
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