Early Report Asked on Compliance for Hempstead Farmers
Hempstead county farmers in feed grain wheat and cotton programs are urged to certify compliance early to receive payments soon. H B Gilbert ASC chairman warns certifications must reflect actual acreages and diverted acres and that all program rules, including conservation bases, are met. Payments begin after July and are expected by end of August, with random checks to ensure accuracy.
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Hempstead County
Orly
H. B. Gilbert
Hempstead County Agricultural Stabilization
ASC
ASCS
Gilbert
As Asc
Moon Origin of tektite pebbles, study suggests
NASA scientist Dr. John A. O Keefe says Apollo 12 moon rock tektite glass mirrors tektites on Earth. He argues moon origin fits chemical hallmarks and age discrepancies, noting tektites may be older than Earth rocks and could have been launched by lunar volcanism or impacts.
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Vern Haugland
AP Aviation
Washington
John A. O'Keefe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
O'Keefe
Science
Moon
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Earth
Bohemia and
Moravia
Czechoslovakia
East Indies
Australia
D. R. D. M. Verbeek
Social Security Q and A by Ken Hargis here to help
Questions and Answers on Social Security invite letters to Ken Hargis. Answers explain that telephone filing can start claims earlier and faster, most business can be handled by phone, spousal benefits at 50 percent or reduced at 62, Medicare can cover unpaid doctor bills after submission of receipted bills with the claim.
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Social Security
Ken Hargis
Social Security Administration
P.O
Texarkana
Texas
Social Security Office
Medicare
Mississippi rejects help in Jackson State shootings probe
Gov. John Bell Williams says Mississippi will not aid the Justice Department inquiry into the Jackson State College campus violence. He cites FBI cooperation failures and asserts state authorities will handle the case locally, while Leonard contends federal evidence and interviews may be needed. Jackson State classes resumed after the riots.
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James Saggus
Associated Press
Jackson, Miss
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Justice Department
Jackson State College
Williams
FBI
Washington
Asst
Jerris Leonard
Leonard
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Jackson State
Standoff Between Korea and U S Over Gunboat Incident
At Panmunjom the United States and North Korea maintained opposing accounts of last Friday’s Yellow Sea gunboat clash. U S Army Maj Gen James H Sheldon said North Korean forces attacked a light South Korean vessel, towed it into North Korean waters, and detaining 20 crewmen illegally. North Korean Maj Gen Lee Choon sun countered that the vessel was a heavily armed spy ship sent by the United States and was sunk north of the DMZ.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United States
North Korea
Yellow Sea
U.S. Army
James H. Sheldon
South Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Lee Choon-sun
Dmz
Dauer Nominated by Arkansas American Party for Congress
James L Dauer, a Missouri native living in Belleville Illinois and owning an 80 acre Randolph County Arkansas farm, is the Arkansas American Party nominee challenging Rep Bill Alexander in the 1st District. Dauer, 46, plans to retire from federal service June 30 and will file with the secretary of state after a Hatch Act pause. He criticizes Defense Department spending as wasteful and pledges to run on reform.
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Associated Press
Weller
American Party of Arkansas
Congress
Misssouri
Illinois
James L. Dauer
Bill Alexander
Arkaneas
McBride
Belleville
Iil
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Army Aviation Assistance Command
Dauer
Randolph County
Arkansas
Dale Enoch
Alexander
Arkansas Democrat
Enoch
Washington
Arkansas American Party
Little Rock
Asa C. Douglas
Fort Smith
United States
Ft. Chaffee
Kelly Bryant
Daver
AVCOM
U.S. House
Senate
Defense Department
Works Progress Administration
Treasury
Pager
Kentucky
George Wallace
Charles T. Bernard
Barle
J. W. Fulbright
Television Logs for Wednesday
Television schedule notes a varied lineup from 10:30 to night including News in Perspective and Weather reports, Johnny Cash and Engelbert Humperdinck concerts, then film and talk show nights. Programs feature news, music, cartoons, and classic movies across multiple time blocks and channels.
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Bronson
Hawaii Fiveso
Hell
Frisco Bay
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Mery Griffin
My General Hospital
Bay City
Mike Douglas
USMC
Colorado Territory
R.F.D. Gu
Bialle
Beverly Hillbillies
Ewsle
Arkansas A.M
Quer
Big Valley
Lucille Balluta
All My Children
Andy Griffith
Arkansas Gane and Fish
That Girl
Animal World
Hollywood Squires
Daniel Boone
Family Affair
Jim Nabors
Ironside
Tom Jane
Merrill
Dean Martin
Dick Cavet
Arkansas Sportsman
Merv Griffin
Eernity
Education Board Cites Low Fund
A brief note records the Education Board citing a low fund level. The items listed include 8 30 and 9 00 schedules and a sequence of program titles such as That Girl and Love of Life. The fragment also mentions Jeopardy and News entries with unrelated time stamps and channel notes.
Arkansas Board tightens cushion fund for 1970 71 budget
Arkansas state Board of Education says its cushion fund is unsafe as it will total about 500000. The board directs staff to inform all agencies and local districts that only the 500000 can be guaranteed for the 1970 71 budget. Officials warn a revenue drop could outpace this reserve. No action taken on a former Crowley’s Ridge director’s deficits. Contracts awarded for Hot Springs Rehabilitation Center work. Rabie Rhodes reelected chairman and John Cole vice chairman. Also notes on potato starch content.
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Little Rock
State Board of Education
State Education Department
A. W. Ford
Joe Hudson
Hudson
Conway Wilson
Crowley’s Ridge Vocational - Technical School
Forrest City
Wilson
Hot Springs
Kaufman Electric Co
Floyd Sutton
Rabie Rhodes
Harrison
John Cole
Malvern
Arkansas Senate Race Tie and Life Story Highlight
The article notes an Arkansas senatorial race and excludes the vote recipient in the governor's race. It profiles Pauer, married 28 years to a Fredericktown native with two children, who found a Randolph County farm near Pocahontas and Imboden while seeking retirement housing. He praises local residents as very conscientious.
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Arkansas
Pauer
Fredericktown
Randolph County
Pocahontas
Imboden
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