Heath Pompidou Reach Accord on Economic Plan
British Prime Minister Edward Heath and French President Georges Pompidou ended a weekend summit near London with general agreement on economic issues and ease over Pompidou’s France referendum. They differed on the political Secretariat’s role in the European Community and on Western troop reductions in Europe. Pompidou favored limited Western troop cuts. Heath urged broader Atlantic security talks only if Moscow meets conditions.
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Reprocessed oil eyed to aid defense enviro effort
The Defense Department weighs reprocessed lubricating oil use as part of an environmental push. The Defense Supply Agency studies feasibility and economics, led by Dr. Richard S. Wilbur, with a focus on reclaiming used oil and creating markets within the Federal Supply System.
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Defense Supply Agency
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Weather Station Report for Arkansas Forecast
Weather experiment station report for the 24 hours ending 7 am Monday. Highs near 76 and lows around 38. Scattered thunder showers develop west this afternoon and spread tonight, ending Tuesday. Today partly cloudy to clear, tonight and Tuesday mostly cloudy. Temperatures highs mid 70s to low 80s, tonight lows upper 40s to upper 50s. Cooler conditions west Tuesday with highs in the 70s.
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Arkansas
Israel Builds Navy Of Missile Boats To Counter Red Sea Edge
The Israeli navy is advancing a six-boat missile craft program seen by Pentagon sources as narrowing an Egyptian Red Sea advantage. The boats will mount 76 mm guns with Gabriel missiles and torpedoes, boosting Israel’s coastal shipping defense and signaling an escalating regional arms race amid the Suez blockage.
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Osceola Chamber Talk Spurs River Port Plans
Senator John I. McClellan of Arkansas said he discussed locating a Mississippi River port in Osceola with Economic Development Administration officials. He told the Osceola Chamber of Commerce on Saturday night that such projects are favored, signaling potential federal support.
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Obituaries for Virginia Braden and notable medical figures
Virginia Braden, 52, died in a local hospital. Surviving husband James D. Braden, son Michael David of Hope, daughter Mrs. William Tyler of Hope. Services at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church. burial Snell Cemetery Emmet. Dr George James, former NYC health commissioner and Mount Sinai Medical Center president, died aged 56 in West Islip. Patrick H Keefe, 69, longtime AP supervising editor in Chicago, died after a long career in journalism.
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Associated Press
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Germans Promote Quick Exercise Breaks At Work
In West Germany a fitness push called Trimm Dich urges workers to take short 10 minute exercise breaks during the day. Despite health concerns and low enthusiasm, figures show many Germans face obesity and long work hours. Initiatives led by figures like Timm Pich and Karl Gelmer aim to shift culture toward regular movement through humor and workplace trials.
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Turks Seek Funds for Opium Farmers After Ban
Turkish Premier Nihat Erim travels to the United States to secure compensation for more than 100000 opium farmers and related workers as Turkey enforces a poppy ban. The US has offered 35 million over four years, with calls for up to 400 million. Erim meets World Bank head Robert McNamara and seeks additional financing through Nixon administration channels for substitution projects.
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Order to Admit Press to Hearing Is Voided
Arkansas Supreme Court rules a chancery court order barring the public and press from a hearing on a police dismissal was invalid. Chancellor Kay L. Matthews lacked jurisdiction to uphold the order at the request of B G Davidson, a state police officer fired July 22 1971 for allegedly accepting fees. Davidson requested a hearing and was notified July 30 1971 of one.
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Department of Public Safety
Five Die in Little Rock House Fire
A house fire in North Little Rock killed five people including three children. Victims were Ruth Brown Samuel Bryant Alfred Bryant Abell Grandy and Elbert Maxwell Jr Willie Bryant survived with injuries Irene Brown is hospitalized in serious condition. Police cite an open-area heater in the kitchen as the likely cause and say investigation continues.
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Little Rock
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Samuel Bryant
Alfred Bryant
Abell Grandy
Elbert Maxwell Jr
Willie Bryant
Irene Brown
Robert Cuker
Housing Conference Demands FHA Fired Three HUD Officials
About 1,000 inner city residents at the National Housing Conference in Chicago condemn the Federal Housing Administration as aiding resegregation. They call for firing George Romney, George Vavoulis, and John Warner, citing incompetence amid pressure from speculators. The group plans to reconvene in Baltimore April 29-30 with a renewed national steering committee of 370 members from 72 delegations.
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Housing and Urban Development
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Cache Valley Digest Brings News To Blind Readers
Radio provides headlines to blind residents but misses local news. Utah State University speech students record weekly local events from newspapers on tapes for three sightless Cache Valley residents. The project covers marriages, council meetings, entertainment, and letters to the editor.
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