Typhoon of Vietnam Conflict Casts Shadow Across News
A Vietnam era report notes a terrorist bombing south of Da Nang injuring no reported American casualties after another blast at a separate building wounded five Vietnamese. Two American helicopters were shot down with no casualties, bringing total U S helicopters lost since January 1 1961 to 3 476. President Thien plans to sign March 26 land reform granting free distribution to tenant farmers after the national Assembly approved the bill.
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Postal Strikers Told To Return To Work
The Nixon administration and Congress demand postal workers end the strike before any talks. Postmaster General Blount urges restarting mail flow as White House signals cooperation with unions and no mobilization plans. Congress warns it will not act under strike pressure, noting the pay increase demand and penalties for the walkout.
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Laos battle report from Long Chen to Sam Thong amid Vietnam war
North Vietnamese forces move toward Vang Pao's Meo army headquarters as government troops fall back from Sam Neua and Sam Thong outposts. U S air loss rises with a fighter-bomber crash and continued bombing along the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos.
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First Day of Spring Celebrated Across Arkansas
The Associated Press reports Arkansas marks the first day of spring with sun and milder daytime temps. A 6:57 p.m. seasonal start follows a high pressure system bringing drier air, while a deep low in the Southwest hints at weekend rain. Overnight lows dip to the 30s with highs in the 50s to 60s and varied precipitation across cities.
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University of Arkansas President Warns Students
Dr. David W. Mullins, president of the University of Arkansas, cautions that those unwilling to follow grievance procedures may be suspended or dismissed. He stresses that violators of the law are subject to arrest and outlines procedures for seeking audience with officials, noting the need for advance arrangements for large delegations to ensure suitable housing and participation.
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David W. Mullins
University of Arkansas
Mullins
the Traveler
Sherman predicts voluntary release of LaCo records
Arkansas Securities Commissioner William F Sherman said he believes LaCo Ine of Little Rock will voluntarily turn over books and records for an investigation into possible securities law violations. Sherman cited conversations with LaCos attorneys after subpoenaing the firm’s records, and noted Harlin Lane returned to the state as board chairman and chief executive officer.
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LaCo
El Dorado School District Ordered to End Racial Identification
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in St Louis rules the El Dorado School District must eliminate racial identification at Ave elementary schools. The decision, returned to U S District Court, directs the district to remove vestiges of segregation without detailing methods. The court notes the district operates a completely black elementary school alongside a largely white one.
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Carswell Nomination Attacked Over Civil Rights Record
Senate debate intensifies against Supreme Court nominee G Harrold Carswell as opponents accuse him of civil rights hostility and past white supremacy ties. Sen Edward Brooke, Sen Mike Gravel, and ABA telegrams join a broad opposition showing amid questions on Tuttle and Wisdom endorsements.
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San Francisco
Rock company fined for air pollution violation in state
PTL Rock The Mort Little Rock Tis Compress Co was fined $100 Thirdday for violation of state air pollution control. Municipal Judge Milton Sic Lees reviewed the fine. Judd Davies director of the Pollution Control Commission said this was the first time pollution charges had been filed statewide by the commission.
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Water Works Group Must Answer Suit
The Little Rock Water Works Commission was ordered by U.S. District Court Judge J. Smith Henley to answer within 10 days a suit seeking reinstatement of striking waterworks employees. Union members struck Feb 18 over firing of W. H. Looney and to demand union recognition and dues deduction, among other items.
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Anticraft clashes at protests and Cambodia shifts
A Pittsburgh protest turned violent as H David Kelly Jr. 18 was seized for draft evasion amid a 350-person demonstration. Three others were arrested after a court hearing clash. vandalism and threats accompanied actions in Missouri Colorado and Illinois. The U S will recognize Cambodia’s Chen Heng regime while U S officials weigh Sihanoukville aid routes and a possible Cambodian leadership comeback.
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First Presbyterian Church to Hold Holy Week Series
The First Presbyterian Church of Hope announces Dr. James Wagner of Arkadelphia will speak during Holy Week March 23 24 25. Topics include Suffered Under Pontius Pilate Cruci fied Dead and Buried He Descended Into Hell. Maundy Thursday service recalls the Last Supper. Services start 7 00 pm with Good Friday open for prayer 12 00 Noon to 6 00 pm.
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James Wagher
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Arkadelphia
James Wagner
Christa
First anniversary of Pentecostal Church of God noted
The Pentecostal Church of God at 914 N Sherman Street celebrates its first anniversary Sunday March 22 at 2 30 PM Elder B T Smith pastor of Bethel AME Church Rosston will be guest speaker and guest choirs will perform The public is invited Elder Jesse Graves is pastor.
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Pentecostal Church of God
N. Sherman Street
B.T. Smith
Bethel Ame
Church of
Rosston
Jesse Graves
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