Ringing away the home: the telephone tyranny
HAL BOYLE highlights how constant ringing has turned the home into a busy office and market. From humorous bits to real concerns, the sound of the dial dominates daily life, trapping people in a 24 7 contact culture and eroding private sanctuary.
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Hal Boyle
York
Matty
Matt
Aid
Alexaner Graham Ball
Hobe Hurley
Dogcatcher
Hobe
Meacham Seeks Re election in Arkansas House race
Meacham announces bid for re election to Arkansas House of Representatives representing District 25 in Monroe County and neighboring areas. Kwade of Brinkley joins Democratic race as party pushes for district balance amid state vote shifts.
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Litle Rock
Willd Kwade
Brinkley
Arkansas House
Motsroe County
Mansfield Seeks Cuts to Johnson Foreign Aid Plan
Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield calls for trimming Johnsons 2.92 billion foreign aid request to bare bones, opposing a full suspension. He notes economic aid must continue in Vietnam, Korea, and Southeast Asia but should be reduced as part of a broader economy program.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Johnson
Mansfield
Congress
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Vietnam
South Korea
Weather Update Points to Rising Rivers in Arkansas
Heavy rains in Arkansas raised several rivers, with the White River two to five feet above flood stage at multiple points, banks overflowing downstream from Batesville to Clarendon. Arkansas River levels rise toward bankful in Little Rock and Pine Bluff, while one to three feet of additional flood rise is possible further south and in Southeast Arkansas. Temperatures dipped to near freezing, with some freezing rain noted in Northwest Arkansas, and a mild weekend forecast ahead.
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Associated Press
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Calleo Rock
Batesville
Clarendon
Black Rock
Arkansas River
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Dardanelle
Ozark
Morrilton
Thankful
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Pine Bluff
Arkansas
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el Dorado
Fayetteville
Two Arrested for Race Bats in Little Rock Incident
Little Rock police arrested Albert Aybem and K Neal on Tuesday at separate locations and charged them with selling bats used for horse rides. Both suspects are from Little Rock and were taking into custody by local officers.
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Oiset
Little Rock
Albert Aybem
Neal
Allied forces report lower Vietnam casualties after heavy losses
Saigon AP reports a marked weekly decline in casualties across American, South Vietnamese, and enemy forces. U S Command cites 996 Americans killed and 1,916 wounded. 267 government troops killed. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths at 3,070. Enemy strength ranges cited at 807,000 to 822,000 with Viet Cong political infrastructure unchanged. Combined allied foreign strength unchanged at 62,000.
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Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
White House
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
South Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
U.S
Shoup
Robert 5. McNamara
Edwin O. Reischauer
Japan
Vietnam
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
William C. Westmoreland
Saigon
South Korea
Philippines
Thiland
Australia
New Zealand
Proximate Cause and Fault in Personal Injury Cases
A legal explainer discusses how liability hinges on causal connection and foreseeability. It outlines that driving with an expired license may not make one liable for a pedestrian if no proximate cause exists, while foreseeability can impose liability even if the harm's exact form differs. It also considers intervening causes and expected risks in assessing responsibility.
FIIBs Fate Hinges on Some Tests
Senator John Tower says the Navy version of the F111B may hinge on April carrier tests for the wingless interceptor. The Armed Services Committee weighs a $350 million request for 30 F111Bs amid pressure over the FTX contract history and contractor bids. The tests target airborne maneuverability to decide whether to back the Navy purchase and potential plane replacement options. The Army and General Dynamics involvement adds to a political battle over the aircraft’s future. The first F111B unit is in Thailand awaiting Vietnam assignment.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
John Tower
Texas Republican
Senate Armed Services Committee
Navy
Tower
Committee
Pentagon
Admirals Cent Arcent
Defense Roberts
McNamara
General Dynamics
Boeing
Thailand
Vietnam
Air Force
Grumman Corp
Long Island
N.Y
Fort Worth
Texas
Armed Services Committee
Grant to Arkansas Tech for Upward Bound program
The Office of Economic Opportunity approved a 394 562 grant to fund Upward Bound at Arkansas Tech in Russellville, aiding 15 low income youths to attend the college. A separate legal note notes a court ruling on a personal injury case where a hardware store owner was held liable despite intervening conduct by the injured party.
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Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
OFO
Navigation on Arkansas by April 1
The first 80 miles of the Arkansas River navigation channel is planned to open to traffic the first week of April. Col. Charles L. Steel said gates on Dart No. 2 downstream from Arkansas Post would close March 31 to supply water for upstream navigation to Lock and Dam No. 3 near Grady. It should take about three days for water levels to become navigable.
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Arkansas River
Army
Charles L. Steel
Little Rock
Dart No. 2
Arkafesas Post
Lockard Dam No. 3
Grady
Steel
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