Fertilizing Farm Ponds Boosts Hempstead County Fish Production
George F. Brown, district conservationist, urges Hempstead County pond owners to start fertilization this March to stimulate plant and animal life in ponds. About 2000 ponds need treatment. use 16-164 fertilizer at 50 pounds per acre every 7 to 10 days until blue-green coloration appears, then continue until first fall frost.
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Hempstead County
George F. Brown
Soil Conservation Service Office
Negro Community District Youth Congress Session in Texarkana
The District Youth Congress and Singing Convention of the Texarkana District meets at Church of God in Christ Costal Temple 911 Bell Street. Madam Roden of Malvern and Madam Lewis of Texarkana will sing. Elder RN Sanders Malvern District president and Elder O N Dennis state president. St Andrew Lodge No 10 meets Friday at 7 30 pm. Members urged to attend.
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Texarkana
Church of God In Christ
Costal Temple
Bell Street
Roden
Malvern
Madam Lewis
Sanders
Malverns
O.N. Dennis
St. Andrew Lodge No. 10
Armstrong Wom
Pentagon picks Knowlton to lead US Military Academy
Gen Willan A Knowlton, 49, a decorated veteran with West Point ties, is named to head the U S Military Academy after the dismissal of a former superintendent. He previously taught at West Point and later served in Army staff roles, bringing experience from Vietnam era operations and international relations.
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Bob Horton
Washington
Pentagon
Voinbat
West Point
Willan A. Knowlton
Toe
Ariys
Pentager
Artey
Stanley Besser
Raughton
Maj
Ge Sufburt Koster
Academ
Kinwhion
Wat
Hewell
Ure
Cottitand
Suring
Arisy Cordils
Vietnals
Commerce Group Plans Hearings in Arkansas Rail Rates
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Commerce Commission begins hearings at the state Capitol on requests by 26 Arkansas railroads for rate increases. One proposal seeks 3 percent on most freight and up to 10 percent on several articles. A 6 percent interrate increase is also requested to align with a 1969 Interstate Commerce Commission rise.
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Little Rock
State Commerce Commission
State Capitol
Arkansas
Federal Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cook Charged in Murder Aboard Plane
A Boston bound airliner shooting left a pilot and a passenger dead. The suspect, Dunn J. DiViva, 27, a West New York cook, is charged with murder and may face Air Piracy Act charges. He remains in serious condition at a Boston hospital after a bullet wound.
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Boston
ELS
Herbert F. Travers Jr
Dunn J. DiViva
West New York
Nuj
Massachusetts Crrteral Hospital
Ohls
Shana Wednestiat
Hye
Utadltel
Sauxfar
Robert M
Af Fairlas
Lagat liv 3
Aritin
Tight Money Supply Easing Hints Surface In House Debate
The article notes speculation that the money supply may be loosening, with comments from treasury and congressional figures. It highlights uncertainty among lawmakers about the pace of policy changes and mentions remarks attributed to Finance and House leadership.
Biggest Brothel is Shut Down
Reno AP report states Nevada’s largest bordello was closed after an alleged sale of Nquor without a $50 federal tax stamp. Owner Joe Conforte condemned the move as an IRS atrocity and moved workers from Mustang Ranch to a nearby location as agents seized property and ordered departures.
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Reno
Nev
Revenuers
Nevada
Nquor
Joe Conforte
Internal Revenue Service
Mustang Hanch
Subpoena Covers Records Of Firms In Securities Probe
LITTL ROCK AP State Securities Commissioner WilCina idd Wil- cin a Wed- nesday subpoenas records of Latle Buck based Latle Buck for examina tion. DBS Inc and Napac Chemical Corp were also cited as targets in the inquiry into alleged violations of securities laws. The case involves two Predetesca firms and a probe into possible misdeeds by Latle Buck and others.
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Wil- Cina
Lato, Inc
Sherrinn Sabi
DBS, Inc
Napac Chemical Corp
Orns
Atkuivas Seourites
Lada
Qirui
Bucks
Harlan Lane
Mali
Udge J
Smith
Rail labor talks collapse as sheet metal union rejects plan
Washington AP reports a government effort to settle the nationwide railroad labor dispute failed after the sheet metal workers union again refused to negotiate. AFL-CIO Vice President J W O Brien said talks were futile without industry concessions and raised concerns about unbiased mediation as Congress considered a mandatory settlement.
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Ies
Reil Gilbride
Washington
J. W. O'Brien
Afl-Cio
W. J. Usery
Obrien
Usery
Labor Department
Nixon
Congress
O Brien
Secretary of
George P. Shultz
House Commerce Committee
O'Brien
John P. Hiltz
Wnions
U S General Injured in Plane Crash
The Americal Division commander Maj General Lloyd Halsey was aboard a helicopter that crashed on a jungle hillside two days ago, injuring him and five others. Survivors and two bodies were rescued after an all‑ground and air search. The unit reported 161 U.S. troops killed in action last week and 620 wounded.
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Saiggn Lap
U.S. Army
S America Division
King Wu Ten
U.S. Command
U.S
Lloyd Hatusey
Abe
Aetie
Allays Halsey
Sen
Chu Gbeisten
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Judy Heath
Los Angeles
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Commerce Group
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Heserve
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Burris
Bygre Mart
House Maurity
Gerald Forset
East Germany
Willie Brandt
Neuhoft
Las
Crisco
Midwest
Lipton
Nester
BAMA
Sam
Spagetti
L&m
Main ST
Mope, Ark
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