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Indy critics call Indianapolis 500 outlived its time
An Indianapolis Star piece quotes critics arguing the Indy 500 is no longer sport and risks lives at 200 mph. The debate centers on safety, tire tech, and the spectacle’s relevance, with quotes from A J Foyt highlighting fear at such speeds.
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Indy
A.J. Foyt
Atlanta
Meramec Caverns
Jesse James
Gastonia
N.C
Florida
Lake Lanier
Corps of Engineers
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Gazette
Farm Bill Advances Amid Subsidy Debate In House
Washington AP reports the House Agriculture Committee tentatively approved a farm bill amid controversy after accepting a new subsidy limit and a target price plan to support major commodities.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Miss your Star paper contact for delivery help
City subscribers are advised to call 777-3431 between 6 and 6 30 p m Saturday before or by 5 p m to arrange a carrier delivery for missed issues indicating the service window and contact during the specified day.
Skylab astronauts return after 28 days in space
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P Kerwin and Paul J Weitz returned to Earth after 28 days 50 minutes in orbit aboard the Apollo ferry ship. They landed in the Pacific 60 miles from USS Ticonderoga and were hoisted aboard for medical checks. The mission lasted 28 days 50 minutes and orbited the globe 395 times.
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Skylab
Pacific Ocean
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Conrad
Uss
Ticonderoga
Earth
Tory
Kerwin
Weitz
Space
Mission Control
Apollo
Thailand
San Diego
Calif
U.S
Court Ruling Sparks Times Square Obscenity Debate
After the U S Supreme Court said states may set obscenity standards, Times Square venues erupted in outrage. Brooklyn maintenance man Joseph Belin condemned censorship while bookstore operators warned of job losses. managers urged focus on broader crime. Patrons defended the freedom to buy explicit material amid protests and public comments on morality.
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New York
Times Square
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Joseph Belin
Brooklyn
Fire damages nursing home in Hot Springs Arkansas
Fire department officials said one patient suffered minor burns and a nurse was overcome by smoke as flames swept a portion of the Hot Springs Nursing Home. Two rooms burned, 92 patients evacuated and returned within about an hour. The blaze reportedly started in a clothes closet.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Margaret Chitwood
Bonnie Williams
Vern Smith
Smith
Nixon Brezhnev Ready Third Summit in 1974 Moscow
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev plan to sign a secrecy cloaked accord at the White House and then meet for a Moscow reunion summit in 1974 to formally limit nuclear arsenals. Brezhnev will meet about 40 business leaders at Blair House to discuss trade.
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Washington
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
White House
Pll
Brezhnev
Blair House
Weicker Says Nixon Stepped On Truth Seekers in Watergate
Senate Watergate panel member Sen Lowell Weicker accuses the Nixon administration of stepping on anyone seeking truth about Watergate. He urges listening to John W Dean II as hearings resume next week, noting Dean’s credibility and courage amid pressure. The committee weighs ending closed door witness sessions to curb leaks.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Lowell O. Weicker Jr
White House
John W. Dean II
Dean
Weicker
Martin Agronsky
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Executive Branch
Connecticut
Spiro T. Agnew
Watergate Panel
Committee
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Committee OKs 5.5 Percent Social Security Increase
Senate Finance Committee approves a 5.5 percent cost of living rise for 28 million Social Security recipients effective January next year. The measure advances as part of a debt limit extension bill with 11 to 2 approval. Long insists Congress must relieve beneficiaries amid high inflation despite administration concerns.
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Joe Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Nixon
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Hope area notes highlight poetry honor and civic news
Mary Browning, a Hope High junior, has a poem selected for a National Anthology by American Poetry Press of Los Angeles. In Prescott, Rev. H.R. Barnett retires after 3 years at First Presbyterian Church. Jerri Pruden, Arkansas Republican Women president, joins State Policy Council in Little Rock. Paula McClellan earns entry to U A Medical Center School of X Ray Technology. Century Bible Class observes Past-President's Day with former pastor Edwin McFadden leading. Twenty three University of Arkansas Business students posted straight A averages, including Hope’s Jimmy Alford and Willian Tolleson Jr.
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Clyde Browning
Hope High School
American Poetry Press of
Los Angeles
H.R. Barnett
First Presbyterian Church
Prescott
Barnett
Hot Springs
Jerri Pruden
Arkansas Federation of Republican Women
State Policy Council
Arkansas Women's Political Caucus
Little Rock
Century Bible
First United Methodist Church
Edwin McFadden
Arkansas Supreme Court
Hope
Century Bible Class
University of Arkansas College of Business Administration
Jimmy D. Alford
Willian Tolleson Jr
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