Lon Nol may quit Cambodia amid Phnom Penh crisis
Diplomatic reports suggest Cambodian President Lon Nol could step down within two weeks and depart abroad, as insurgent Khmer Rouge leaders may enter Phnom Penh to form a government. Premier Tone Boret formed a new cabinet amid fighting. U S sources said a 30 day emergency airlift would be extended. Sihanouk warned of hangings for Lon Nol and others if captured.
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Washington
Lon Nol
Khmer Rouge
Phnom Penh
Tone Boret
Ins
U.S
State Department
United States
Notodorti Sihanduk
Lon ‘Nol
The
Far Eastern Economic Review
Hong Kong
Sihanouk
Peking
Saukham Khoy
Senate
Khoy
Pianos Organs Buy Sell Trade House of Music ad
Classified listing featuring Wurlitzer pianos and organs with tuning and repair by House of Music at 219 Main, phone 777-3095, plus additional notices: easy street wear, two year old Brangus bulls for sale with fertility tests, AI services by American Breeder Service Roger Davis contact 777-5995, and Wrights Green Houses plant sale with varieties, baskets, and shrubs near Rocky Mound at 777-4465.
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Wurlitzer
House of Music
Wrights Green Houses
Rocky Mound
Chancery Court Notice in Hempstead County
Essie Goodloe and others sue Edna Jones Josephine Adams Edith Griffin Robert Griffin James Griffin Mattie Griffin Lula Griffin in chancery court, order to appear within 30 days and answer the complaint. Witness dated February 24 1975 with clerk Bonnie Lively seal. Notices run February 28 March 7 14 21 1975.
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Josephine Adams
Edna Jones
Edith Griffin
Robert H. Griffin
James A. Griffin
Mattie Griffin
Lula
Griffin
Essie Goodloe
Bonnie Lively
Carolyn Neel
D.C
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Case 1975
In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas Mary Lee Smith et al sue Tom Jamison et al warning order issued to Jamison and all heirs of the Jamison line and Hill Jamison deceased with other heirs at law. Publication dates March 21 28 and April 4 1975.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Mary Lee Smith
Tom Jamison
Will Jamison
Gus Jamison
Jesse Jamison
Henry Jamison
George Jamison
Amelia Carter
Fronzie Smith
Mattie Collins
Lou Turner
Janie Jones
Mollie Maddix
Frank Jamison
Hill Jamison
Curtis Jamison
Public Auction Notice of Hempstead County Lands Sale
Commissioner in Chancery will sell at public auction in Hempstead County Arkansas on April 18 1975 the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter Section 12 Township 12 South Range 25 West 9.08 acres more or less. Terms credit of three months with bond and security retaining lien as in the March 10 1975 decree. Bonnie Lively Commissioner In Chancery March 21 28 April 4 11 1975.
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Chancery
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
First National Bank of Hope
Hope
Thomas E. Hays, Jr
Esemex, Inc
J. R. Bennett
Don N. Tidwell
Hempstead
County of
Section
Township Twelve
Bonnie Lively
Mild Temperatures Span Most of United States Amid Rain and Snow
The Great Lakes and Northeast saw damp spring conditions with 2 inches of rain in Hartford and Mumford. Snow fell in northern Minnesota and northern New England while the Oregon Cascades faced locally heavy snow. Rain light in Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois. Gale warnings on the Pacific Coast and New England coast with gusts to 54 mph in Boston. The James River near Richmond rose toward flood levels as runoff from earlier rains persists. Temperatures ranged from the 30s and 40s in the Rockies to 70s in Colorado Springs and the Plains. 70s to 80s spread into the south and Missouri and Kansas.
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Associated Press
Northwest
Midwest
Plains
Atlantic
Minnesota
New England
Oregon Cascades
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Hartford
Conn
Mumford
Maine
Settlement near on four Sinai issues in Kissinger talks
Secretary Kissinger returned from Egypt with four major elements of a Sinai agreement close to settlement though key questions remain over how far Israel would pull back and whether it would relinquish the Mitla and Gidi passes and the Adu Rudeis oil field. US officials cautioned the talks could still deadlock over the withdrawal line.
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United States
Israel
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
United Nations
Kissinger
U.S. Air Force
Mexico slides shown to Garland School fifth graders
Nona Knox of the State Parks and Recreation Dept. in Washington Ark presented colorful slides of Mexico City and nearby areas to about 80 Garland School fifth graders and their teacher Mrs. F S Smith. She described each scene in detail and answered questions about Aztecs and settlers.
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Nona Knox
State Parks and Recreation Dept
Washington, Ark
Mexico
Garland
F.S. Smith
City
Mexico City
Miss Knox
Smith
Helen Hatch
Real Estate Course Offered by Arkansas College at Batesville
Arkansas College at Batesville lists a four day course titled Basic Principles of Real Estate to run April 4 5 18 and 19 at the Holiday Inn Interstate 30 Texarkana to satisfy 30 hour state education for licenses. Classes run 8 30 AM to 6 PM totaling 32 hours and Texas Real Estate Commission accepts toward its requirements. Early enrollment urged contact 988 1508 for enrollment forms.
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Arkansas College At
Batesville
Holiday Inn
Texas Real Estate Commission
CIA recovers two nuclear torpedo warheads in Pacific pull
Washington Post reports CIA raised wreckage from a Soviet submarine sunk in 1968. Two nuclear torpedo warheads were retrieved from 17,000 feet northwest of Hawaii by the Glomar Explorer under CIA direction. Senate leader hints at Hughes subpoena, then backs off.
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Washington
CIA
Pacific Ocean
Washington Post
U.S
Senate
Special Intelligence Committee
Howard Hughes
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
Howard
Post
Hawaii
Hughes
Glomar Explorer
Farm bill at a glance with emergency price supports
Washington outlines the one year emergency farm bill passed by the House. Key items include target prices for cotton corn wheat and other grains, loan levels for major crops, dairy supports kept at 80 percent of parity, quarterly adjustments, and an estimated $470 million cost to the government. Consumer impact projected as milk butter and cheese price increases totaling about $495 million next year, offset by inflation.
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Washington
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Muscle building for weight loss in women guidance
Dr Lamb explains safe weight training for women focusing on lifting light loads three to 12 repetitions, three days weekly, with rest days. Pushups pullups and isometric work build muscle without bulking, with maintenance possible once optimal mass is reached. Supervision advised. YMCA and YWCA programs offer guidance.
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DR. Lamb
YMCA
YWCA
Common Catechism Set for Easter Publication
NEW YORK AP A joint Roman Catholic Protestant catechism titled The Common Catechism A Book of Christian Faith will be issued at Easter by Seabury Press. The 720 page work, produced over five years by 40 scholars, presents four fifths on shared beliefs and one fifth on differences, and aims to guide lay followers in ecumenical understanding.
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New York
Seabury Press
Couple killed in Monett car truck collision
Fred Johnson 70 and his wife Helen 59 of Monett died Thursday night in a crash on U S 60 east of Monett. Their vehicle collided with a tractor trailer driven by Leroy McGuire 31 of Ola Arkansas who was not injured.
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Monett, Mo
Fred Johnson
Helen
Monett
U.S. 60
Johnson
Leroy McGuire
Ola
Ark
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