Three helicopters shot at in Vietnam report
Three peacekeeping helicopters were fired on Sunday and today with one hit and two forced down while no casualties were reported. The Saigon command cited numerous cease-fire violations, though incidents dipped to 77 in the prior 24 hours. A helicopter on a Pleiku resupply mission landed safely after fire from mixed forces. The An Loc incident involved two helicopters with 23 aboard. both landed safely with no casualties. Canadian officials said Viet Cong promised to return the two aircraft to Bien Hoa after An Loc. The Mekong Delta saw an assassination of a deputy hamlet chief and eight relatives amid broader truce violations. In Phnom Penh, a chopper crash was blamed on mechanical failure.
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Debate on Cache River Bayou DeView Channelization Planned
The Little Rock Jaycees sponsor a Thursday night debate at Hotel Sam Peck on the Cache River Bayou De View channelization project. Readers include Jim Denton of the Flood Control Association and Dr Rex Hancock of the Citizens Committee to Save the Cache River and the Bayou DeView Basin.
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Little Rock
A Day at the U.N.
A vivid snapshot of life at the United Nations as banners rise for 132 member nations and the UN itself. The world body never closes with cables from trouble spots arriving any hour and staff translating records overnight to prepare for the next day. Calls come in at 3 a.m. on June 5, 1967, reporting Egypt and Israel at war.
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Israel
Retiring VA Regional Office Director Henry E Hudson
Henry E Hudson longtime director of the Veterans Administration Regional Office in Little Rock will retire June 30 1973 after over 32 years in federal service He a Hendrix College graduate with an LSU masters directed Arkansas High School coaching and taught at several colleges before joining the VA in 1946 He led the Little Rock office since 1963 the facility serves more than 250000 veterans and dependents in Arkansas and Texarkana Tex Hudson has held numerous public service roles and military honors including the Legion of Merit and WWII service with the British Eighth Army
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Arkansas National Guard Association
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Dallas
Dear Dr. Lamb Evaluates Atkins Diet Safety
Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb evaluates the Atkins diet, citing AMA concerns that it is unscientific and hazardous. He describes personal ill effects from a short trial, notes severe carbohydrate restriction, potential ketonuria, and warns against long term fat and cholesterol intake. The columnist endorses AMA recommendations and declines the diet for general public use.
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Jennings may stay in state government
Gov. Dale Bumpers indicated on Saturday that Dalton Jennings, resigning social services commissioner, may take another position within state government. Jennings cited conflicts with federal officials over welfare funds and said he fears federal cuts could force removal of 350 grant recipients. He also noted a $2.3 million Funds withholding and has sought a suit to recover funds while denying any coercion to resign.
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
Seven Die In Two Car Crash Near Huntsville Texas
Seven people died and three were injured in a two vehicle head on collision on Texas 19 near Huntsville. Henry George Bowden 30 of Trinity was the driver of one car. Mary Allen Rawls 41 of Houston led the other vehicle with six others killed and three injured. Delbert Rawls 3 Johnny Rawls 46 and Michael Keys 2 were hospitalized in critical or satisfactory condition.
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Trinity
Mary Allen Rawls
Houston
Rachelle Keys
Bell McQueen
Joyce Elane McDaniel
Charles Rawls
Lula Bell McDaniel
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Johnny W. Rawls
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