Senate Cambodia debate nears vote on Cooper Church limits
In Washington the six week Senate clash over Cambodia policy narrows to a vote on the Cooper Church amendment. Supporters say it signals congressional responsibility, while opponents warn of only symbolic impact and possible influence on Nixon. The debate centers on restricted future U S action and potential for limited emergency steps. Separately in Moscow Jewish informants report 12 arrestees linked to a Soviet air hijacking plot, with six tied to a letter seeking aid to reach Israel.
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Cambodia
Carl P. Learsdorf
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
U.S
House
Nixon
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Cooper Church
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Frank Church
Idaho
South Vietnam
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Cooper
Byrd
Dole
Moscow
Israel
Soviet Union
Leningrad Pravda
Leningrad
Aeroflot
Karelia
United Nations
U Thant
Arthur Dillard Egg Producer of Year
The 11th Annual Arkansas Poultry Festival named five Producers of the year at the June ceremony in Hot Springs. Awards included trophies, appliances, and cash totaling 200 dollars from sponsors Production Credit Associations Arkansas Electric Cooperatives and Joe Ray. Millard A Condrey won Broiler Producer of the Year for Mountain View. O L Briggs won Breeder Hen Producer of the Year for Briggsville. Vance Virden was Turkey Producer of the Year for Russellville. Eugene Koger of started Poultry Producer of the Year.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas Electric Cooperatives
Joe Ray
Broiler
Millard A. Condrey
Mountain View
Arkansas
Edwin Cox to Speak to Kiwanis in Hope Arkansas
Edwin Cox of El Dorado and Lion Oil Monsanto unit will speak at the Hope Kiwanis noon luncheon on Tuesday June 23 at Town and Country restaurant. His talk is titled The ABCs of Public Relations for the Business and Professional Man. Cox has 25 years in oil and holds industry roles and awards.
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Monsanto Company
Hope Kiwanis Club
Kenneth Hamilton
Cox
ABC
Hamilton
Little Rock
Arkansas Petroleum Council
American Petroleum Institute
API
el Dorado Chamber of Commerce
Ouachita River Valley Association
Public Relations Society of America
Mid-South
PRSA
Kiwanis International
Obituary for Leonard Rudolph of Taylor La 81
Leonard Rudolph 81 died Saturday at a Springhill Louisiana nursing home after a brief illness. A World War I veteran, he lived in Taylor and was survived by his wife three daughters and eight grandchildren. Funeral services were Sunday at Forrest Grove Baptist Church near Taylor with Rev. Carol Kinney officiating and burial in the church cemetery under Smith Funeral Home of Stamps.
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Leonard Runoipo
Leonard Rudolph
Springhill
Taylor
H. W. McKamie
Hope
Carmen Pickett
W. C. Goodwin
West Monroe
Forrest Grove Baptist Church
Carol Kinney
Smith Funeral Home of
Stamps
Marine seeks trial by judge only in Vietnam case
Lawyers for Pfc. Thomas R. Boyd Jr. asked that the murder case be heard only by a military judge rather than a full court-martial. The request was granted at the opening of the trial for the 19 year old Evansville Indiana Marine among four Marines charged in the February 19 killings of five Vietnamese women and 11 children during a night patrol in Son Thang near Da Nang.
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Michael Putzel
Associated Press
DA Nang
Vietnam
Pfc
Thomas R. Boyd Jr
Evansville
Ind
Son Thang
Hope in but crime up violence tapering off
FBI crime data show a 13 percent nationwide rise in the first quarter, but the Justice Department notes a slower increase in violent crimes than in the same period last year. Attorney General Mitchell calls it a slowdown trend in murders and robberies.
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Washington
FBI
Justice Department
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Crime rises across the nation in first quarter
FBI reports violent crime up 12 percent nationwide in the first quarter, with property crime rising 13 percent. Large cities and suburbs see higher increases while rural areas also climb. Regional gains include 17 percent in the South and North Central states and 4 percent in the Northeast.
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FBI
Arkansas Supreme Court Term Reversals And Affirmations By AP
National Life & Accident Insurance Co. v Murl Dean Abbott and several other Arkansas circuit appeals are listed with outcomes reversed remanded affirmed or denied. Cases span Saline Lonoke Columbia Cleburne Pope Clark Pulaski Hempstead and White counties. Rehearings denied and motions to withdraw exhibits from transcript noted.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Carleton Harris
The
National Life & Accident Insurance Co
Murl Dean Abbott
Salne
James M. Kearby
Yarbrough Brothers Gin Co
Lonoke
Marika Zhekova Negovanova
Betty Wenoko
Columbia City
George Rose Smith
Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Co
Stacey Everett Howell
Cleburne
Monroe Davis
Ralston Purina Company
Pope
Lyle Brown
Joe Neal
J. E. Still
Clark
Andrew Wright
Dean W. Samson
Pulaski
John A. Fogleman
H. C. Pearrow
Harald Huntsman
Huntsman Farm
J. Fred Jones
Daniel L. Troxel
Bob Sullivan
Chevrolet-Cadillac Co
Miss. Chy
Chick
James A. Penney
City of North Little Rock
Ark
Conley Byrd
First Heritage Life Assurance Co
James K. Butter
Frank Holt
Highway Commission
W. D. Davis
Hempstead
Roy Penix
Marion E. Carter
R. E. Hartenstein
Georgia Black McKinley
John H. Hilliard
Jack Stanley
III
State of Ark
J. W. McCarty
Robert Blaylock
Tribute To Youth From Yerger Junior High Acknowledges Hope Youth
A Hope Arkansas reader thanks Yerger Junior High students and the Hope community for nine months of steady effort and good conduct. Principal Rutherford commends Berry McLarty Thomas Williams and all students and parents for shaping a positive civic spirit in Yerger Junior High and Hope.
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the Star
Hope
Hempstead County
Yerger
Franks
Berry
Bud) McLarty
Thomas Williams
Hope High School
Wal
Rutherford
Yerger Junior High School
Arab Chiefs in Libya for War Plans
Leaders met in Tripoli to discuss Palestinian guerrilla networks use of Arab states as bases for raids on Israel. Egyptian President Nasser attended with other heads of state as Kuwait Sudan Tunisia Algeria and Morocco sent representatives. Arafat sent a message urging intervention to prevent new clashes. he warned of a grave situation and endangered cease fire. Israeli air raids on Egyptian positions along the Suez Canal continued with five hour strikes and multiple sorties.
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Associated Press
Libya
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Tripoli
North African
Arafat
Jordan
Lebannon
Nasser
Hussein
Cal
Muammar Kadali
Hassan el Bakr
Iraq
Nureddin el Alassi
Charles Helou
Kuwait
Sudan
Tunisia
Algeria
Morocco
Suez Canal
Israeli air force reports safe return of aircraft
The Israeli army said all Phantom and Skyhawk jets returned safely after participation in operations on Monday and Sunday. Separately, acid attacks targeted a tourist bus in Hebron but injured two Arabs. a grenade attack on a Khan Yunis bank caused no damage. Israeli papers claimed Washington held up arms deals pending UN 1967 resolution acceptance.
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Israel
Hebron
Khan Unis
Gaza Strip
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Cut Trem Smal
Jaan Parker
Pricas
Aguonys Club
Gold Chest
Wang
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Boston Roll
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