State Dept Silent on China Policy
Washington AP report notes the State Department refuses to discuss the new U S China policy with no comment as Washington weighs UN membership for Peking and potential two China accommodation. The piece also covers Kissinger and White House hints of a forthcoming U S stand and ongoing consultations. Arkansas college work study grants totaling nearly 1.4 million are approved by HEW for eight institutions including Arkansas AM&N Southern State University and the University of Arkansas.
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Arkansas Weather Summary for Four Hours Ending Tuesday
Weather report from the Experiment Station notes a high of 88 and a low of 8 with .08 inches of rain. Forecast covers Arkansas with generally fair conditions in the north tonight and mostly cloudy skies in the south through Wednesday. Widely scattered showers and thundershowers expected mainly south tonight and Wednesday, milder tonight with lows in the 60s to 70s, highs mainly in the 80s on Wednesday.
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Nelson May Try for Congress in Arkansas race
Rogers Arkansas AP Bill Nelson of Rogers a failed Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor last year says he is looking into the possibility of running for the congressional seat held by Rep John Hammerschmidt Republican of Arkansas It looks like the position might be up for grabs in the Democratic primary and there's a good chance a Democrat could defeat Hammerschmidt in the general election Nelson said he didn't have anything personal against Hammerschmidt but he believed
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Acquitted in Rape Case in Arkansas Juvenile
A Circuit Court jury in Little Rock acquitted Tommy Smith 17 of Wrightsville of first degree rape in an August assault on a 17-year-old girl. Smith testified he did not assault her and named co-defendant Edward Jones as the only one of the five youths who had sexual relations with the complainant.
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Vaccination drive covers 11 states as VEE spreads
Vaccination of horses against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis is 85 percent complete in Texas and near completion in Oklahoma with ongoing efforts in Louisiana New Mexico Arkansas and soon California Arizona Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Florida. Human cases rise to 23 in Texas alongside 120 suspected cases while one case in a U S Public Health Service employee is linked to Texas exposure. Mosquito spraying aims to cover eight million acres by early August as vaccine totals reach about 949,950 in Texas and thousands in neighboring states. Also reported are obituaries for Mrs Callie Stingley 82 and Frank E Russell 75 of Hope with funeral details.
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Viet Cong calls South Vietnam poll a real test
The Viet Cong and the National Liberation Front signal potential influence over the October presidential vote in Saigon as they campaign against Thieu and hint at possible talks if Thieu is removed. The piece links this stance to shifting U.S. and Chinese positions and possible postwar coalitions in the South.
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English Session on Weed Control Draws 2 G. & F. Staffers
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission biologists Bill Bailey and Randy Boyd returned from an international symposium on aquatic weed control at Oxford England. They discussed grass carp as weed control, its history in Arkansas from import in 1963 to large fry production and field trials at Lake Greenlee. They note the carp as table fare and summarize ongoing bobcat diet research at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville with public support invited.
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Lonoke
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Jonesboro
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Farm Bureau Officers to Head August Conference
Arkansas Farm Bureau Officers and Leaders Conference will be August 2 to 4 at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Headlining are Rep. John Paul Hammerschmidt State Rep. B D Brandon State Sen. Robert Harvey and William J Kuhfuss of Illinois. The event aims to brief about agricultural legislation and Farm Bureau services for about 400 leading farmers.
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Sinatra Invited by Agnew Dinner Guest in Lisbon
In Lisbon AP reports Frank Sinatra was on the invitation list for a dinner today hosted by Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. The retired entertainer, who arrived Monday, was met at Lisbon airport by an Agnew aide while vacationing in Europe after retiring from show business.
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Viet Cong Sappers Hit Lai Khe Base in Early Raid
Viet Cong sappers slipped into the Lai Khe base about 3:30 am 30 miles north of Saigon, destroying four American helicopters valued over 1.5 million dollars and damaging a fifth. Two U.S. soldiers were slightly wounded. no South Vietnamese casualties were reported. The attack marked the third assault on a U.S. helicopter compound in under two weeks.
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