Debate on arms cutoff begins today in Senate
Washington AP The Senate opens debate on a 1.7 billion foreign military aid bill that would cut off U S funds for troops in Vietnam after August 31 An end the war amendment would require unconditional withdrawal of ground troops by Aug 31 and conditional halting of all air and naval operations in Indochina Funds would be barred once a ceasefire with North Vietnam is reached and U S prisoners are released The bill also sets a 250 million cap on Cambodia expenditures and requires Congress approval for foreign forces in Laos Thailand or North Vietnam
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Homemakers Club Meeting Plans Picnic and Dates
The South East Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Willie Malone's home with president Mrs. W T Keys presiding. The lesson covered care and selection of ranges. The next meeting is set for July 13 at Mrs. A R Johnson's home. A picnic is planned for June 23 at Millwood Dam.
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Treaty Seen as Key to Arctic Gas Marketing
Oil and gas conservationists from 34 states heard a plea for a US Canadian treaty with strict guidelines on natural resources. Herbert M. Sampson of Northern Natural Gas urged a treaty to enable marketing of Arctic reserves, noting Canadian policy blocks and the need for firm assurances for large investments.
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Bell elected moderator of Presbyterian Church in the US
Dr. L. Nelson Bell, 77, former surgeon and missionary now in Montreal, was chosen moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States at the 112th General Assembly. He defeated Dr. Joseph A. Morton and faces a split over merging with the United Presbyterian Church while pledging to unite factions and move toward a future merger and centralized leadership.
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Bell
Christianity Today
Presbyterian Journal
William W. McDougald
University of Georgia
David Stitt
Houston
Ben Lacy Rose
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Donkeys At Wallace Rally In Florida
A pair of donkeys draped in bright campaign banners competed with country stars for George Wallace fans at Wallace's Woodstock fund raiser in Lakeland. Dewey Smith, Wallace campaign coordinator for Florida, organized the day long event at Old Plantation Music Park to support the wounded candidate. George Wallace Jr. spoke before an estimated 7,000 to 10,000 attendees amid bluegrass acts Tammy Wynette and Ferlin Husky.
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Woodstock
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Ferlin Husky
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Hope Laws Institute warns voters in primary participation
Thomas A. Glaze of North Little Rock, chair of The Vlection Laws Institute, cautions that voters who participated in the Republican primaries two weeks ago face illegality if they vote in Tuesday's election. The warning targets crossover voters and stresses compliance with election law.
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North Little Rock
Flection Laws Institute
Arkansas Runoff Law Talk and Voting Details
Glaze warned that crossover voting in the Democratic runoff between Sen. John L. McClellan and Rep. David Pryor could be a misdemeanor with up to 1900 dollars fine and a year in jail. Charles Bernard urged strict party rules for who can vote in Tuesday’s runoff. Bryant leniency on third party ballot petitions drew questions about authority.
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Labor Leader Harold Wilson Visits Romania
Harold Wilson, British Labour Party leader and former prime minister, visits Romania. He is welcomed by Romanian officials led by Manea Manescu, secretary of the Romanian Communist Party Central Committee, according to Agerpres.
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Austria
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Labor Party
Romania
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Manea Manescu
Romanian Communist Party
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