Offset printing takes Arkansas papers to 73 percent
Our Daily reat Sliced Thin by The Editor Alex Washburn notes Arkansas newspapers shifted from letterpress to offset, reaching 73 percent printed offset in seven years. The Arkansas Press Association cites the change and mentions further conversions underway. First Lady Imelda Marcos was released from a hospital after a miscarriage.
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Our
Reat
Alex
Washburn
Hope Star
Arkansas
Bulletin of Arkansas Press Association
Alex Washburn
APA
Eastman Kodak Co
Louise Bowker
Little Rock
the Star
Clyde Dew
Arkansas Gazette
The
Gazette
Gazette Mail
Daily Bread
Manila
Imelda R. Marcos
Conservatives Win Texas Election
Conservative sentiment dominates Texas runoff results amid Clean House mood. Voters rejected Gus Mutscher and several incumbents tied to the Sharpstown scandal, delivering large margins in key races. Final tallies show Briscoe leading Farenthold for governor and Connally edging Hobby for lieutenant governor, with Republicans Grover and Fay prevailing for governor in their primary.
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Texas
Sharpstown
Gus Mutscher
House
South Texas
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Crawford Martin
Austin
Tommy Shannon
Mutscher
Rayford Price
Bill Finck
Price
House Appropriations Committee
Wayne Connally
Texas Election Bureau
Barefoot Sanders
Ralph Yarborough
Dolph Briscoe
Frances Farenthold
Bill Hobby
Robert S. Calvert
Jim Wilson
Henry Grover
Albert Fay
POWs split over approach to release in campaign clash
In Los Angeles Humphrey and McGovern debated POW releases and defense cuts on ABC. Humphrey urged sending a special emissary to Hanoi, possibly John Connally, while McGovern pressed for total U.S. withdrawal.
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Los Angeles
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
U.S
North Vietnam
Humphrey
Nixon
Hanoi
McGovern
Israel
Sam Yorty
New York
Shirley Chisholm
Taylor Hardin
Alabama
George C. Wallace
California
New Mexico
John B. Connally
Treasury
John Connally
Anti-Busing Bill Nears Passage
House poised to pass a $21.3 billion education bill with tight busing limits. Key provisions delay desegregation orders until appeals exhaust or until Jan 1, 1974, amid mixed support. In Indiana, Rep J Edward Roush and companions fell from a canoe while studying river pollution. rescued by bystanders.
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Washington
Senate
House
Albert H. Quie
R-Minn
Nixon
Congress
Wabash, Ind
J. Edward Roush
D-Ind
Salamonie
Wabash
Indiana
Roush
Jim Morrison
Dilemma Resolved Howard Candidate Withdraws
Elvin Dyer withdraws as Howard County judge candidate, ending a runoff dilemma after a first primary tie for second between Dyer and David Young. Incumbent Ed Reese led without a majority, triggering the June 13 Democratic runoff and leaving officials unsure which second-place candidate qualified.
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Nashville, Ark
Elvin Dyer
Howard County
Dyer
David Young
Ed Reese
Rodney Parham
Democratic Com
Girl Drowns in Little River Near Alleene
ASHDOWN Ark AP Cindy Dollarhide 15 of Foreman drowned Saturday in the Little River near Alleene authorities reported Sunday. Officers said she apparently lost her footing in the swift current while wading.
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Ashdown
Ark
Cindy Dollarhide
Foreman
Little River
Alleene
Southern governors wary of McGovern but seek input
Southern Democratic governors fear a McGovern nomination would hurt the party in the South yet acknowledge his likely win. They plan to press for southern influence on issues and a southern vice presidential candidate, with Carter, Scott, and Bumpers noting concerns but not ruling out cooperation. The National Governors Conference will weigh a potential McGovern ticket and preview Vice Presidential selections.
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Houston
Tex
George McGovern
South
McGovern
Georgia
Jimmyle Carter
Bob Scott
North Carolina
Huw
California
Carter
Scott
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Bumpers
South Dakota
Spire T. Ag- New
Vday
Wina
Nikun
Rip
Arkansas educators back Pryor for U S Senate
The Political Action for Education Committee of the Arkansas Education Association endorsed Rep. David Pryor for the Democratic nomination, citing his support for public education. It highlighted Pryor's voting record against John McClellan on education bills and urged educators to back Pryor.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Education Association
David Pryor
U.S. Senate
Political Action For Education Committee
AEA
Pryor
Senate
Congress
McClellan
PACE
Arkansas Pace
Arkansas
Retrial on Shoplifting Ordered by State Supreme Court
The state Supreme Court ordered a new trial in a malicious prosecution suit filed by Alma Owens after she was accused of stealing boots from Shoe Tree of Fayetteville Inc. The ruling reverses a Washington County Circuit Court decision and notes error in jury instructions.
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Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Fayetteville
Supreme Court
Washington County
Shoe Tree of Fayetteville Inc
R.L. Culpepper
David
Alma Owens
Culpepper
Frank Holt
Circuit Court
Maupin Cummings
Pakistan plans ban on drugs sold under brand names
Rawalpindi reports that Pakistan intends to outlaw manufacture and sale of medicines under brand names, pushing to require generic names acetylsalicylic acid would replace aspirin. Health Minister Sheik Mohammed Rashid argues against pressure from vested interests and says the government will not back down.
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Associated Press
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Subcontinent
Delhi
United States
Sheik Mohammed Rashid
Lahore
Accident injures six at highway intersection crash
Six people suffer minor injuries in a collision at the junction of Highway 67 West and Ferguson Street. A car driven by Lula Morrison of Futon struck a truck carrying at a passer beers Lusd Stmuittle. Emergency crews were called to the scene.
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Highway 67
Ferguson Street
Lula Morrison
Futon
Beers Lusd
Hetupeslead Counts
Galance Serie
Memorias Dusp
Tal
Murriuoh
Ani Ruan Sipe Ff
U.S. Postal Rates Cut By Post Office Proposal
The Postal Rate Commission unanimously trimmed proposed USPS rates by 78.3 million dollars. It kept first class at eight cents per ounce, lowered airmail to 11 cents, and advised reductions for ordinary postcards to six cents. Second class mail and parcel post were adjusted with broader simplification and rate drops.
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Post Office Department
Postal Service
Postal Rate Commission
Parcel Post
Nixon Visit Suggested to Ireland in September
Dublin reports an Irish-American industrialist says President Nixon accepted an invitation to vacation in Ireland for two weeks in September after the Republican National Convention. Florida White House spokesmen said they know nothing of the trip. John A. Mulcahy, host to the Nixons during a prior Ireland visit, reported the plan.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
Nixon
Irish Republic
Florida White House
John A. Mulcahy
Nixons
Connally to Start Round the World Mission
Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally will depart Tuesday on a round the world tour to about 15 nations. The White House said the trip will discuss matters of common concern and current economic issues with various governments on behalf of President Nixon.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Nixon
White House
Hearings on USSR Treaty Begin Today
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird urged Congress to fund new submarine and bomber systems to keep negotiating leverage for SALT with the Soviet Union. He warned against unilateral action to eliminate the U.S. ability to add Trident submarines and the Bll bomber to the arsenal, saying it could jeopardize meaningful arms talks.
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Hwarrison Humphries
Associated Press
Washington
Melvin RK. Laird
United States
Soviet Union
Laird
Congress
Senate Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
Federal deficit for 1972 seen at 26 billion dollars
The deficit for fiscal 1972 is estimated at 26 billion, highest since World War II yet 12.8 billion below January predictions. The administration asks Congress to raise the debt limit by 15 billion to 465 billion as the 1973 deficit outlook sits near 27 billion.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Office of Management and Budget
Treasury
Hawaii antiabortion activist houses pregnant teens
Sandra, a 15 year old Hawaii resident, refuses abortion and plans to have her baby. Robert J. Pearson funds prenatal care and housing at his Maui residence, offering shelter to expectant teens to prevent abortion. He estimates costs near twenty thousand dollars, aiming to help about a hundred girls.
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Honolulu
Sandra
Maui Island
Saundra
Robert J. Pearson
Hawaii
New York
Bur Pearson
Pearson
Earson
Police weekly report lists traffic and liquor violations
Hope City Police weekly report shows seven traffic violations and sixteen license violations. two liquor violations and six for drunkenness. five driving while intoxicated and one evading a blue light. one drinking in public and two cases of illegal cohabitation. one contributing to delinquency of a minor and one destruction of private property. no accidents reported. yearly total 16,126 with 14 injuries. among death list at Southern State is LaJuan Foster of Carden, granddaughter of the Fosters. Hendrix College awards given to Gwen Edwards and Jamiy Turner for honors convocation. Cardinal Key scholar Gwen Edwards. 25 Hamilton Students listed for spring term.
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Hope City Police
Gwen Edwards
Jamiy Turner
Hope
Hendrix College
Hendrix
Miss Edwards
Cardinal Rey
Heeotis
Cardinal Key
Gwen
Hope High
Lebel
Brimina Edward
Hamilton
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