U S Bombers Attack Viet Cong Positions Across Border
U S B52 bombers struck North Vietnamese positions at eight border points from the Mekong Delta to the DMZ amid reports of new enemy buildups. The raid dropped 1,200 tons on bunkers and depots as additional strikes hit supply routes from Laos and Cambodia.
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UN report: origins of crime still not identified
United Nations experts concede after extensive study that no single cause of crime can be pinpointed. The paper outlines factors linked to delinquency, including urbanization, poverty, youth culture, and migration, and notes projections may guide policies to curb crime over five years.
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Arkansas Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending Monday
Experiment Station report notes high 90 and low 66 with .07 inches of rain in Arkansas. Variable cloudiness and warmth continue through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and evening. Highs in the upper 80s to low 90s, lows around 70s.
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Mills Holds Birthday Celebration in Little Rock
In Little Rock Arkansas Representative Wilbur Mills chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee marked his 32nd birthday with a Sunday reception at Barton Coliseum attended by about 1000 guests. Courted by colleagues including Pryor Hammer Schmidt Boggs Bryens Steed and Albert Mills said the gathering was to ease homesickness and connect Arkansas friends with his congressional peers.
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Carl Albert
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Obituary for Miss Amanda Cupp 88 in local hospital
Funeral services were held Monday at 3 p.m. in Herndon Chapel for Miss Amanda Cupp 88 who died Saturday in a local hospital. Burial followed at Huckabee Cemetery. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Emma Turner of Spring Hill.
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Herndon Chapel
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Huckabee Cemetery
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Spring Hill
Immunity for Tate murder witness Kasabian in Manson trial
Linda Kasabian 21 a key witness in the Sharon Tate murder case will receive immunity for her testimony this week. Prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi says she will recount that Charles Manson ordered followers to shoot stab and write with blood. The trial resumes as prosecutors present initial witnesses including Tate's father and maid.
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Charles M. Manson
Sharon Tate
Linda Kasabian
Manson
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Arkansas Eyes State Self-Insurance for School Buildings
Arkansas school officials consider a statewide self-insurance program for school buildings. Insurance firms report rising premiums and reluctance to insure educational properties amid nationwide unrest. If pursued, premiums would go into a state pool funding losses from fires or mishap with potential investment income.
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State Education Department
Rudolph A. Bryant
Ernest J. W. Fennell
A. W. Ford
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Rickover Warns Subs Plan Could Weaken Security
Vice Adm. Hyman Rickover told the Joint Atomic Energy Committee that the Soviet Union may lead in undersea power and that a State Department plan to sell used nuclear submarines to allies could erode U.S. propulsion technology and defenses. He noted Soviet ballistic subs near U.S. coasts and questioned the wisdom of gifting Polaris propulsion know‑how, while Senate debate on a $19.2 billion military procurement bill opened alongside his testimony. Three women have served as governors in American history: Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming and Miriam Ferguson of Texas elected in 1924, and Lurleen Wallace of Alabama elected in 1966.
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Linear Accelerator Laboratory
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Wyoming
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Texas
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Alabama
Rockefeller and candidates rally for Arkansas race in Marion
Gav Winthrop Rockefeller told Sunday rally attendees that Farbus appointees were a millstone around his neck as he campaigns for a third term. Five others running for the Republican nomination spoke at the Fast Arkansas Cooperative Association event. Rev R J Hampton backed Rockefeller if he secures the GOP bid and pressed Rockefeller on a reciprocal gesture. Hampton said Arkansas suffers from an untrue image.
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Arkansas
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