Non-Paying Job Club Photographers Ailing Machine
A rambling editorial notes the Arkansas Legislative Council appointment to a 25 legislator and 75 citizen Tax Reform Advisory Committee. The piece praises nonpartisan tax study, mentions no pay or travel funds, and reflects on photo operations including a faulty motor delaying production. It lists several local clubs and photographers, and reports on a printing machine motor replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Legislative Council
Legislative Advisory Committee On
Talbot Feild, Jr
Hope and Son
Olen Hendrix
Prescott
Arkansas
Legislative Council
Committee of 100
Warrant Sworn Against Chicago 7 Lawyer Kunstler
Police said a warrant was sworn out against Chicago 7 lawyer William Kunstler after a clash at the University of Toronto Convocation Hall. F. Paul Fromin, 21, a student, was carried unconscious from the steps where the unrest began as Kunstler spoke Monday night.
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Toronto
Chicago 7
William Kunstler
Edmund Burke Society
F. Paul Fromin
University of Toronto
Kunstler
Convocation Hall
Car and trailer collision reported in Hope area
Hope Police investigated an accident Tuesday at 10:35 a.m. at the intersection of South Hazel Street and Avenue E. A car driven by Willie B. Johnson of Hope and a Young American Homes trailer hauled by Wille T. Brady Jr. of Bryant collided, causing minor damage. No charges were filed by Officer Jesse Brown.
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Hope
Accuracy of Price Index Questioned By Economists
AP Business Analyst notes that two professors question the Wholesale Price Index. George Stigler of Chicago and James Kindahl of Massachusetts say price cuts during a slowdown have not shown up in the government WPI, potentially misguiding Fed policy and misreporting GNP and productivity. They plan to publish The Behavior of Industrial Prices on June 25.
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John Cunniff
New York
Nixon
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Sawdust Fire at Bruner-Ivory Handle Co.
Hope Fire Dept. answered a 12:25 p.m. Tuesday call to Bruner-Ivory Handle Co. where sawdust burned in the engine room. No damage resulted.
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Hope Fire Dept
Bruner-Ivory Handle Co
Penn Central Loan Left Politicians With Egg On Face
The Penn Central loan guarantee became a political burden as the Nixon administration balked at delivering the $200 million promised. Without the government backing, the rail line slid toward bankruptcy. A congressional aide notes the era’s tilt toward big business and bankers, explaining the motive and missed commitments in the high stakes bailout.
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Fenn-Central
Space Depots Still Beyond Soviet Grasp
US observers say Soyuz 9 advances Soviet toward a manned space station but doubt the USSR has a permanent station ready. The goal remains for the United States to match and surpass the space effort as engineers evaluate long term capabilities and planning.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Soviet Union
U.S
Fashion Takes Reporter to New York's Lower East Side
Reporter Shirley Christian joins a Sunday hunt for fashion bargains on Orchard Street. Crowded shops, roaring crowds, and steep discounts tell of a thrift-seeking tour through chaotic back rooms, where shoppers jostle for dresses, bargains, and purses amid fire rules and long waits.
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N.Y
Lower East Side
Shirley Christian
Associated Press
New York
Columbus Circle
Jim Garrison
England
Sue
Orchard Street
Mary
Fifth Avenue
Navy awards 2.55 billion destroyer contract to Mississippi yard
The Navy selected Ingalls Shipbuilding Division in Pascagoula to assemble 30 new destroyers, a decision critics say sidelines northern yards. The award could total 2.55 billion with radar and weapons, prompting bids to spread work to additional shipyards. Senators and reps debate economic impact, with Mississippi leaders calling it timely amid post Camille recovery.
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Carl, C. Craft
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Mississippi
House of Representatives
Louis C. Wyman
R-N.h
Ingalls Shipbuilding Division
Pascagoula
Miss
Ingalls
Litton Industries
Litton
Senate Armed Services Committee
Wyman
John C. Stennis
Senate
House Apy
Bath
Maine
Adm
Nathan Sonenshein
Congress
Sonenshein
Navy Ship Systems Command
James
Eastland
Dmiss
Batle
Peter N. Kyros
Dmaine
Nixon Plans Arms Limit Bid to USSR
President Nixon meets with his top disarmament negotiator to present a concrete U S bid for an arms limitation accord with the Soviet Union The plan likely covers defensive antiballistic missiles and long range offensive missiles A limited agreement in principle may be possible before the summer recess but months will pass before a treaty could be formed The Vienna talks resumed after Helsinki with increased U S optimism amid secret exchanges and a Kremlin emphasis on secrecy
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
U.S
Soviet Union
Gerald C. Smith
Vienna
Stith
Helsinki
Melvin R. Laird
London
Kremlin
Moscow
Hope Soil & Water District Named Outstanding State District
LITTLE ROCK Ark Hempstead County Soil and Water Conservation District was chosen as the state's outstanding district in Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company's 23rd annual Soil Conservation Awards. A committee of state authorities selected the winners after reviewing district accomplishments. David D. Cummings Patmos named outstanding landowner cooperator and Moss Rowe Washington district board member will visit Goodyear Farms near Phoenix Arizona for a four day observation trip. The Goodyear program has hosted over 2 000 conservationists since 1947. The Tri River Soil and Water Conservation District finished second in the national awards.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hempstead County Soil & Water Conservation District
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
David D. Cummings
Patmos
Moss Rowe
Washington
Rubber Company
Goodyear Farms
Phoenix
Arizona
Goodyear
Puerto Rico
Tri-River Soil & Water Conservation District
Cummins
Goldberg Wins In New York Democratic Governor Primary
Arthur Goldberg, former Supreme Court justice, won the New York Democratic gubernatorial primary, defeating Howard Samuels as he surged to the nomination for November. Harlem congressman Adam Clayton Powell was upset by state Assemblyman Charles Rangel by 205 votes for renomination. In early returns from most districts, Goldberg led Samuel’s 488,282 to 429,489.
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Arthur Evernett
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
Wos
New York
Howard Samuels
Canandaigua
N.Y
New York City
Upstate
Four Contracts Set on Water and Sewage
The City Board of Directors reviewed bids dated June 16 for four federally assisted contracts to advance industrial development. Druyvesteyn Construction Co. of Ft. Smith won the water line and pump houses for 230,971.30 dollars, C & B Drilling Co. claimed four wells for 92,000 dollars, Benning Construction Co. of Sheridan secured the sewage work at 44,200.63 dollars, and N. M. Graves & Son, Inc. of Pine Bluff won roads at 47,573.60 dollars. Other bids ranged up to 68,840.40 dollars. Work starts within 30 days pending EDA approval. The board also reviewed further details on page 13.
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C & B Drilling Co
Benning Construction Co
Sheridan
N. M. Graves & Son, Inc
Pine Bluff
W. C. Lee
Texarkana
Calvin Carter Construction Co
Economic Development Administration
Board of Directors
Elections at a Glance NY primary results and notable nominations
The Associated Press reports Arthur J. Goldberg defeated Howard Samuel s for the Democratic nomination to face Nelson Rockefeller. Richard Ottinger won the four man Senate primary. Basil Paterson became the first Negro nominated for lieutenant governor. Powell and Farbstein lost renomination. McMillan won Democratic renomination. Boulder ballot urged Southeast Asia withdrawal was defeated by 28 votes 4690 to 4401.
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Richard
Ottinger
Charles ©. Goodell
Basil Paterson
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Leonard Farbstein
Manhattan
D.C
John L. McMillan
Claud Stephens
Boulder
Colo
U.S
Southeast Asia
Meyer Bond Issue Wins 372 to 9
Hope voters approved a 250000 Act 9 bond for Meyer's bakery to expand its plant and hire more workers. The measure passed 372 for and 9 against, carried all four wards and the absentee box, with production expected by August 1 and a new product line planned. Precinct totals show Ward One 90, Ward Two 90, Ward Three 141, Ward Four 47, Absentee 5, Total 372 for 9 against.
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Hope
Meyer's
Dubcek Czech Hero Fired Again
Alexander Dubcek, leader of the 1968 reform wave, was dismissed today from his post as ambassador to Turkey by President Ludvik Svoboda. CTK reported he would be reassigned but gave no details. He had recently returned to Prague from Ankara citing his mother’s illness amid rumors of a trial or further action.
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Vienna
Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
CTK
Ludvik Svoboda
Communist Party
Turkey
Pulcek
Prague
All Around Town July notices and honors from Hope area
Staite Police Trooper Harvey Fullerton reminds that driver tests start July 1 and will be held Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the Hempstead County courthouse. J Larry Byers of Hope attended the 7th annual Arkansas Youth Conservation Workshop at Henderson State College. The event was sponsored by the Arkansas Association of Conservation Districts the Razorback Chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of America and several local soil and conservation districts. Judge Royce Weisenberger and Mrs Dea Murphy of Hope are at the 95th Kiwanis International convention in Detroit. Ned Ray Purtle of Hope was elected First Vice President of the Arkansas Hereford Association for 1970 71 at the association’s Russellville conference. Edward W Bode son of Mr and Mrs E E Bode of Hope graduated with high honors from Michigan State University in Electrical Engineering. Mary Ella Impson Richard Nauglas Byrd and Justin Eliot Caldwell all of Hope recently took part in the University of Arkansas summer orientation program.
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Staite
Harvey Fullerton
Hempstead County
J. Larry Byers
Hope
Henderson State College
Arkansas Assn. of Conservation Districts
Razorback Chapter
The
Soil Conservation Society of American
Soil and Conservation Districts
Ned Ray Purtle
Arkansas Hereford Assn
Assn
Russellville
Edward W. Bode
E. E. Bode of
Michigan State University
Mary Ella Impson
Richard Nauglas Byrd
Justin Eliot Caldwell
All of Hope
University of Arkansas
Senate Repeals Tonkin Act
The Senate voted to repeal the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin resolution amid debate on Nixon Southeast Asia policy. Critics, led by Sen. McGovern and Fulbright, push amendments to end U.S. involvement while Republicans argue for timely action and broader focus on military sales legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Gulf’ of Tonkin
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Lyndon G. Johrson
North Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Tonkin
Sen
Robert
J. Dole
U.S
Sen. George
McGovern
Ds.d
Fulbright
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
GOP
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
South Vietnam
Showers Forecast for Southern Arkansas With Limited Relief
The U S Weather Bureau predicts showers and thundershowers tonight and Thursday for Southern Arkansas but little relief for Central and Northern Arkansas. Rain chances stay around 30 percent in Little Rock area, with a weak northern frontal system may reach the northern half Friday. Temperatures remain warm with highs ranging 83 to 91 across the state.
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Associated Press
U.S. Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Little Rock Caven 6
Pine Bluff
Harel
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