Egypt Fires on Israeli Aircraft Over Suez Canal
Cairo reports Egypt fired on two Israeli Phantom jets over Port Said near Port Fuad at the northern Suez. The Israeli planes reportedly returned to Israeli airspace without being hit as Egypt notified UN observers of the incident.
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Heypuer
Offici
Middie East News Age
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Suez
Eld
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Mare
United Nations
Tips on How to Lose a Freight Car
Penn Central, the nation’s largest railroad, reports it has lost freight cars amid reorganizing under bankruptcy laws. At least 277 cars valued over $1 million have vanished, with cars recently repainted and given fake series numbers. The piece explains how freight cars move across networks, the shared tracks, and the duty of lines to track all cars on their rails. It notes delays in returns and the complexity of cross‑ownership car movements.
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Lee Linder
Associated Press
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Penn Central
America
FAA
Federal Task Force On Organized Crime
la Salle
Bureau County
Illinois
United States
Association of American Railroads
Windsors Set for New York and Palm Beach Visit
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor sail Saturday aboard the Italian liner Michelangelo for New York and then Palm Beach for a three month stay. The article also notes rail freight car practices including unloading empty cars, loading delays, and illicit switching with misrepresented identities.
Weather Station Report Friday Forecast for Arkansas
Weather experiment notes 24 hours ending 7 2 a m Friday show high 62 low 35 and 0.02 inches of precipitation. forecasts call partly cloudy conditions in Arkansas with a light change in temperatures. tonight north winds bring lows near 30s then Saturday highs reach the 50s for the north and south regions with partly cloudy skies.
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Spanwich
Arkansas
Mills Seen as Possible New Hampshire Candidate
Little Rock reports say Rep. Wilbur Mills could appear on the New Hampshire primary ballot as a vice presidential option, though he denies seeking higher office. Arkansas sources tie the idea to Senate Bill 280, meant to let a U.S. Senate or House candidate run with a presidential bid. Mills says he is not a candidate, while Washington figures note his power and the Nixon revenue plan dispute.
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Wibur D. Mills
D-Ark
Washington
New Hampshire
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Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas
J. A. Womack
Camden
U.S. House of Senate
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Sperry & Hutchinson
Oklahoma
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S&h
Appeals
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Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
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Supreme Court
Bus Driver Fired Up In Portland Scene
Portland AP report describes a bus driver named Dave showing visible agitation while handling a situation onboard. Passersby observed him with head in hands as tensions rose aboard the bus, prompting attention from nearby pedestrians.
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Portland. Ore
Dave
Thousands Withdrawn From Laos Stirs Regional Tensions
The piece notes tensions between Moscow and Beijing over Indochina, with China denouncing Soviet leaders as enemies and Moscow accusing Beijing of collusion with the United States. It highlights the shifting posture as Communist leaders prepare to hear Moscow’s views, amid long-standing exchange of accusations.
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North Vietnam
Moscow
Asia
Peking
United States
China
Fhe
Grant funds aid Arkansas AMEN College program
Rep John Paul Harmerschmuidt announced an Office of Pacation grant of 36000 dollars to Arkansas AMEN College. The funds will support a counseling program helping students pursue further education and assist dropouts reentering schooling, with emphasis on expanding access to secondary and college programs.
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Washington
John Paul Harmerschmuidt
Kark
Office of Pacation
Arkansas Amen College
Armstrong in Hospital With Heart Condition Worsening
Louis Armstrong, 70, was admitted Monday to Beth Israel Hospital New York for an aggravation of a heart condition. A spokesman said he is responding to treatment and resting in the intensive care unit. Manager Ira Mangel said the singer felt well last weekend but physicians ordered his hospital admission for edema concerns.
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New York
Louis “Satehmo' Armstrong
Beth Israel Hospital
Armstrong
Ira Mangel
Man Convicted of Murder in Texas Case
George Kiley, 64, of College Station, was convicted of murder in connection with the death of his wife. He was sentenced to life in prison. The case involved details of a fatal incident that occurred in December.
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Vida Sen
George Kiley
College Station
Ante Lee Hales
Virgie Miner
Lucine
Academy Awards Obituaries for Screenwriter Poe
James Poe winner of a Academy Award for Around the World in 80 Days also received the Writers Guild Laurel Award for 1971. Other winners honored at a Guild banquet include Daniel Taradash Valentine Davies Leonard Spigelgass Morgan Cox Lamar Trotti and posthumous Founders Award recipient. Minnie Booth 61 of Magnolia died. services set at 2 pm Saturday at Church of Christ. James Ellis Dougan 50 of Emmet died in Prescott. burial in Snell Cemetery. Joseph Isaac Greene 52 of Patmos died. services Saturday at Patmos Church of Christ. Leland Hayward 68 of Yorktown Heights died. known agent and producer for South Pacific Gypsy and The Sound of Music. Dr Donald R Miller professor died in Fayetteville Arkansas.
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Hollywood AP
James Poe
World
Writers Guild
SC TeSawryune Poe
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
Guild
Daniel Taradash
Valentine Davies Averd
Minnie Booth
Hope
J. W Booth
Virgil Booth
Columbus
Clifton Booth
J. W. Boother
Arcadia
Calif
Joe Booth
Mesa
Arizona
Veda Adams
West Covina
Mildred Robbin
Foler Coates
Magnolia
Mary Lou Welk
Fordyce
5Th & Grady Streets Church of Christ
Milton Peebles
David Nichols
Rose Hill Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
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Emmet
Prescott
The
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Dougan
Charles Dougan
Houston
Texas
Emmet Baptist Church
Snell Cemetery
Yorktown Heights
Leland Hayward
Seve
Hollywood
Bond Veto Dismays Arkansas Lawmakers in 300 Million Plan
Arkansas House members voiced dismay at Gov. Dale Bumpers vetoing a 300 million highway construction bond bill. Some considered overriding to protest, but lawmaker Rep. Preston Bynum said there was no point. The veto may blunt voter support for the May 18 special election. The measure, led by Rep. Bynum and Roads and Highways Chair Rep. John Miller, faced unusual resistance as Bumpers avoided endorsement. Bumpers argued election costs and better use of funds for other highway projects. The plan faced early setback as party dynamics and political calculations arose in the Capitol. The article notes no override move was planned.
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Robert Shaw
Associated Press
Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas House
House
Preston Bynum
Sjrvama Springs
Bynum
Roads and Highways Committee
John Miller
Melbourne
Bumpers
Methodists Launch Every Member Visitation Program
The First United Methodist Church begins an Every Member campaign to fund and build new worship facilities. Lloyd Hendrix chairs the organizational personnel with four vice chairs Don Johnson Mrs Albert Graves George Frazier and Wayne Russell. Russell named Tom Waters chairman of general visitation and Danny Joyce cochairman of Children and Youth. Sixteen section leaders named four team captains each to execute the plan, with a total of 64 members under the visitation division.
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Don Johnson
Albert Graves
George Frazier
Wayne Russell
Century Bible Classroom
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Tom Waters
Danny Joyce Cochairman
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Dele Flowers
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Steve Bader
Jim Lockhart
Sam Strong
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John Wilson
Jim Cole
Joe Eason
John Graves
Janmie Griffin
Caples
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