Pryor proposes TV debate with McClellan in runoff
Arkansas Democratic Senate race heats up as Pryor announces a TV debate format to be delivered to McClellan by Sunday or Monday night. McClellan rejects blind challenges and remains firm on positions about amnesty draft evaders marijuana gun control and schooling racial balance. Boswell denial follows McClellan accusation over campaign debt settlement and endorsement.
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Associated Press
David Pryor
John J. McClellan
Pryor
Arkansas Boys State
Camp. Robinson
North Little Rock
McClellan
U.S. Senate
House
Senate
Nixon
Vietnam
Ted Boswell
Boswell
Soviet Paper Hints Nixon Summit Ties to Election
A Soviet newspaper Komosomolskaya Pravda suggests the 1972 U.S. presidential election influenced President Nixon's visit to Moscow, praising the American side for sobriety and obedience to the summit process while noting domestic political factors.
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Moscow
Sugests
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Young Communist League
Communist Party
America
Extradition sought for hijacker over air piracy loot
U S officials plan to seek extradition of Western Airlines hijacker William Holder and the $200 000 extorted from the airline with his companion Mary Karkow Both claim exile status in Algeria connected to the Black Panther movement A second hijacker William Hahneman faces related charges in Florida and Virginia Detained robbery suspect Robby D Heady negotiates trial financing as authorities recover the remaining ransom from the Reno area and a separate hijacking case unfolds with a 100000 bail set.
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U.S
Western Airlines
Black Panther Party
Algeria
William Holder
Mary Karkow
Algiera
William Hahneman
Florida
Honduras
Eastern Air Lines
Pennsylvania
Central America
Alexandria
Nevada
Reno
Robby D. Heady
Chavez Ends Protest Fast and Attends Kennedy Memorial
Farm labor leader Cesar Chavez ends a 24 day protest fast in Phoenix and joins Mexican American farm workers at a memorial service for Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Kennedy was assassinated in Los Angeles four years earlier on the night of his 1968 California primary victory.
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Ariz
Cesar Chavez
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Arizona
Chavez
Kennedy
Los Angeles
California
Dr McDonald Voted Award by Baptists
Dr Erwin L McDonald of North Little Rock retires editor of the Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine will receive the Alumnus of the Year Award Wednesday June 7 from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Ky The ceremony occurs at the Seminary Alumni Association meeting in Philadelphia during the Southern Baptist Convention events Also honored are Dr J R White of Montgomery Ala and Dr William R Myers of Chicago McDonald has long served as religion editor for the Arkansas Democrat and writes a weekly column for the Daily Courier-Democrat He and his wife Maria Price have two daughters from London Ark.
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Erwin L. McDonald
North Little Rock
Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
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Philadelphia
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J. R. White
Montgomery
Ala
William R. Myers
American Baptist Convention
Chicago
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Russellville
Daily Courier-Democrat
Southern Seminary
Seminary
Quachita Baptist
Maria Price
London, Ark
McDonalds
Sam H. Jones
Dothan
Jas Lucas
Litte Ruck
Fatal Thunderbirds crash marks last day of Transpo 72
Maj Joe Howard, 32, of Ahoskie North Carolina, a Thunderbirds pilot, died when his Phantom II failed during an exit maneuver at Dulles International Airport. The crash followed two prior fatalities at the Transport exhibition as officials investigated. More than 1.4 million people attended the event despite criticism from Sen. William Proxmire over the $5 million cost.
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Dwis
Que Son Valley Fight Surges Amid Slow North Vietnamese Push
AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett reports the Que Son Valley south of Da Nang sees a relentless 56 day Communist push that has captured a neighboring district and cut the coast road, while the broader Anloc front slows. American advisers and Maj Nguyen Cong Chinh describe mounting danger as 800 enemy troops threaten Route 1 and Nui Thanh.
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Vietnam
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da Nang
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Thanh Binh
Timely Quotes Hall Fit Miibial Ax Hebat Tas Rigor
Fragmentary text hints at a quotes section or hall event involving Miibial and Hebat Tas. No clear person, organization, or place identified. The readable portion suggests a notable gathering or discussion about discipline or rigor but lacks verifiable names or specifics.
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Obituary for Bertha DeLamar Page in Malvern
Bertha DeLamar Page age 86 of Malvern died Sunday at Still Meadow Nursing Home. Born in Manning she lived many years in Malvern and attended First Baptist Church. Survived by son Albert Page of Hope sister Lizzie Daniels of Alabama two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Graveside service 10 a.m. Tuesday at DeLamar Cemetery.
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Bertha DeLamar Page
Malvern
Still Meadow
Manning
First Baptist Church
Albert Page
Hope
Lizzie Daniels
Alabama
DeLamar Cemetery
Computer Foulup Turns Stenographer Into Pioneer
In Sacramento California an error in a school computer placed Harold Jones in an all girl stenography class. He earned an A and became the region’s only male stenographer, reflecting a unlikely career path sparked by a misfiled record.
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Sacramento
Calif
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Berlin Accord Activated
The 1971 Berlin Accord opened travel between West Berlin and East Germany for about 2.2 million West Berlin residents with up to 30 visiting days per year allowed eastward. East Germans remain largely cut off. Negotiations to normalize relations between the two Germanys begin in two weeks. Andrei Gromyko visited Bonn to meet Willy Brandt and Walter Scheel, marking a first for a Soviet foreign minister in West Berlin.
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Soviet Union
No Rain Predicted For State From Early AR Forecast
The Associated Press reports rainless weather is forecast for Arkansas through early next week with partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures. National Weather Service notes lows in the 60s and highs in the 70s, with a potential shower later in the period as a low-pressure center moves through the region.
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Athens
Mills Visits Wallace in Holy Cross Hospital
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills of Arkansas met Alabama Gov. George Wallace at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring Maryland after Wallace was shot and paralyzed. Mills said Wallace would be a strong asset to the Democratic ticket, especially in the South, and noted Wallace had widened his appeal nationwide.
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Wilburg D. Mills
Alabama
George Wallace
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United States
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