Nerve gas disposal plan faces protests from lawmakers
Several congressmen accuse the Army of ignoring international law in plans to dump more than 3,000 tons of obsolete nerve gas rockets into the Atlantic Ocean. They say the 10 day notice to lawmakers and states was insufficient for UN consultation and legal review.
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Harrison
Humphries
Associated Press
Wester Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Nassau
Bahamas
Arthur Hanna
U.S
Anniston
Ala
Lexington
Sunny Point Arsenal
Southport
N.C
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
United States
Pell
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard McCarthy
United Nations
Pentagon
Congress
Army
State Department
Interior Department
North Carolina Arsenal
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Florida
Claude
Kirk
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
J. Hebert Burke
Laird
Rogers
Seventh Grade Rout Ninth Grade 24 to 3 in Softball
Thursday night in Girls Softball action the seventh graders walloped the ninth graders 24 to 3. The sixth graders defeated the seventh graders 17 to 1. Rainout games from July 27 will be played tonight.
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Leroy Kelly
Cleveland
Kansas City Chiefs
College All Stars
Chicago
NFLPA
Hew Mails Desegregation Plans to Ark
The Education and Welfare department sent desegregation plans to Arkansas in a Dallas based AP report. The message outlined steps for integration in schools and required local compliance. Officials stressed that federal guidance would monitor progress and enforce deadlines.
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HEW
Ark
Candidates for Bobetes Meet
All girls who wish to be Bobettes next year are asked to meet at Hammons Stadium Monday Aug. 10 at p.m.
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Hammons Stadium
Arkansas campaign costs draw calls for full reporting
Burton argues public reaction proves costs differ little from reported figures whether Rockefeller or Faubus or McClerkin run. He cites a $25,000 newspaper ad and argues TV ads cost far more than most earn. Critics, including Hampton, urge investigation of Rockefeller spending, while Faubus campaigns are described as shoestring. Burton says voters resist facing real totals.
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Rockefeller
Faubus
Hayes McClerkin
Burton
Arkansas
House
McClerkin
Burton Declined To Say How Much Was Spent. the Rev
R. J. Hampton
Hampton
Bob Troutt
Troutt
Simpson of Wabhesska speaks on superintendent role
An unclear fragment notes a figure named Simpson of Wabhesska addressing a superintendent position. The text is partial, with few identifiable details or context remaining for a fuller summary.
Back to School Means Advancement for Your Child
Rev W G Wynn writes a weekly commentary urging the home school bond. He asks how parents and students define back to school and stresses spiritual support and responsibility for scholastic progress. The column anchors on Bethel A M E Church events and visits from Mission Falls residents.
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WG. Wynn
Nixon promises Israel security in cease fire proposal
President Nixon assured the Israeli government that joining his plan for a 90 day cease fire in Middle East talks would not weaken Israel’s military position. He spoke at the Century Plaza Hotel saying a standstill would accompany any cease fire and urged Egypt and Jordan to join. He also touched on desegregation, budget policy, environmental bills, and campus unrest.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Nixon
Middle East
Israel
Century Plaza Hotel
Tarael
Egypt
Jordan
Washington
California
South
Congress
U.S
Cambodia
Saigon
Nasser Urges Arab Unity Over U S Peace Plan
An Associated Press report notes Egypt's Nasser backing the U S cease fire plan while warning Arab critics against division. Heikal defends the move as a last chance to push peace, urging unity to pressure Israel, with Pravda praising Nasser and Jordanian guerrilla actions against Israeli targets amid ongoing cabinet divisions over the plan.
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Associated Press
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
U.S
Nasser
Mohamed Hassanein Heikal
Israel
al Ahram
Heikal
Middle East
United States
Isaeli
Pravda
Communist Party
Syria
Iraq
Jordan
Tel Qazir
Shaar Hagoland
Sea of Galilee
Beirut
al Fatah
Scoreless Tie in Football Dispute
Veteran NFL players nationwide boycott training camps in a protracted contract dispute with owners. Panicky owners open camps as mediation fails, threatening season impact. leaders like Mara warn of financial losses, while some players report to camps to preserve unity and leverage.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
National Football League
Wellington Mara
New York Giants
Green Bay
Mara
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Brown
Bengals
Wilmington
Ohio
NFL Players Association
NFLPA
Phil Sobiinski
Atlanta Falcons
Sobiinski
Mike Curtis
Baltimore
Players Association
Curtis
Colts
Colt
John Mackey
Chicago
Philadelphia
Falcons
Sobbinski
Gary Bugenhagen
Dan Darragh
Buffalo
Bills
Tom Sarkisian
Philadelphia Eagles
Bob Print
San Diego
Cleveland Browns
Houston Oiler
Kerryville
Tex
Olen Underwood
Oilers
Eugene Thomas
Kanas City
San Francisco
Camip
Bobby Walden
Curtis Gentry
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh
Latrobe
Tim McCann
New York
Don Alley
Charlie Waller
San Antonio Beats Arkansas in 12th Inning Finish
The San Antonio Missions edged the Arkansas Travelers 5 to 2 in 12 innings. Marty Miller doubled in a run in the top of the 12th and Ken Rudolph brought in two more with a single. Don Nottebart earned the win with four innings of shutout relief after entering to pitch for a pinch hitter with two out in the top of the 12th. Jose Cruz homered for Arkansas, contributing a two run shot in the first. Other league results included Amarillo over Dallas-Fort Worth 9-7 Memphis over Shreveport 3-2 and El Paso defeating Albuquerque 6-4.
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Little Rock
Marty Miller
Ken Rudolph
San Antonio Missions
Arkansas Travelers
Don Nottebart
Arkansas
Jose Cruz
Amarillo
Dallas-Fort Worth
Memphis
Shreveport
el Paso
Albuquerque
Caps Become Virginia Squires Caps Become Virginia Squires
The ABA announces the Washington Caps will relocate to Virginia as the Virginia Squires, marking the state's first major league franchise. Commissioner Delph issued the franchise certificate. HQs will be in Norfolk with offices in Hampton Richmond and Roanoke, and four regional home sites.
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Williamsburg
American Basketball Association
Washington Caps
Virginia Squires
Caps
Old Dominion
ABA
Jack Delph
Earl M. Foreman
Virginia
National Basketball Association
Squires
Norfolk
Hampton
Richmond
Roanoke
Top Seeds Reach Quarterfinals at Louisville Tennis Classic
The four leading seeds in the $25,000 Louisville Tennis Classic advanced to the quarterfinals after easy opening-round wins. Notably, Australians John Newcombe and Rod Laver headline the field, with no two favorites slated to meet until the semifinals. In other news, China defeated Japan 12-0 to win the Little League Baseball Tournament for the Pacific region.
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Louisville
John Newcombe
Rod Laver
Japan
China
Pacific
Taiwan
Senaceanie Pa
Beard defends golf tour book as Westchester Classic opens
Frank Beard, defending Westchester Classic champion, says his controversial golf tour book remains an honest report. He posted a 68 opening round amid rivals at 67 as Sun City, Harrison, N Y, hosts the $250,000 event. Players such as Nicklaus, Palmer and Player react with mixed remarks while BEard notes earnings of $82,468 this year. Several stars were absent or injured including Trevino, Hogan, Knudson.
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Will Grimsley
Harrison
N.Y
Frank Beard
Beard
Bruce Crampton
Larry Hinson
Tommy Jacobs
Hugh Royer
Brian Barnes
Ted
Louisville
Dick Schaap
Jim Bouton
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Jack
Palmer
Annie
Westcheater
Lee Trevino
Ben Hogan
Canada
George Knudson
Orville Moody
Ray Floyd
Gene Littler
Jerry Mcgee
Mike Rallo
Fred Marti
Player
Bill Casper
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Dallas
Educa- Department of Ten and Welfare
HOPE
Moon Village
Felix Drury
Yale University
Three Rivers
Binpaon
Ut Simpson
Wabhesska
The
Ministerial Alliance
Bethel A.M.E
Sanford B. Tollette
BeeBee Memorial A.M.E
Ray Johnson
Mission Falls, California
C. G. Carmichael
Alice Johnson
Ola Malone
United Front
San Antonio
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