Lake Violation at Millwood Spark Fishing Tensions
Louis Graves notes tensions among Millwood fishermen over speedboats creating dangerous wakes and illegal netting threatening bass stocks. He cites reports of large boats near Saline River, rough fish removal, and a call for enforcement as Game & Fish Commission arms wardens to patrol with boats and motors.
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Millwood
Saline
Sherman
Game & Fish Commission
Louis Graves
Nashville
Ark
Indications of Leak of Pueblo Data
Washington reports say at least one high Pentagon official leaked highly classified Pueblo incident details to right wing publications. Senator Stephen Young suggests a Senate probe if leaks continue, citing a Chicago news conference by Paul Lindstrom tied to Liberty Lobby. Mitchell says he would not accept a Supreme Court appointment.
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Washington
Pentagon
Pueblo
Stephen M. Young
Naval Board of Inquiry
Young
Senate
Ohio Democrat
Senate Armed Services Committee
Paul D. Lindstrom
Chicago
United States
North Korea
Lindstrom
Church of Christian Liberty
Remember the Pueblo Committee
Senator Saids
Liberty Lobby
Nixon and Bunker to Discuss Vietnam Withdrawal Timing
President Nixon will seek Ellsworth Bunker view on when South Vietnam can be militarily and politically strong enough to permit partial U.S. troop withdrawals. Talks at San Clemente with Bunker and Gen. Goodpaster with Rogers Kissinger and Laird to occur midweek, officials say no decisions yet. process likely long with focus on Paris peace talks and possible responses to Vietcong attacks.
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John M. Hightower
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Ellsworth Bunker
South Vietnam
U.S
Bunker
Andrew J. Goodpaster
San Clemente
Calif
NATO
Europe
Washington
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Saigon
Vietnam
Paris
North Vietnam
United States
Ug Vietnam
A Warning to Elderly Folks Dont Neglect Cataracts
A New York AP essay by Joe Wing urges elderly readers to address cataracts promptly. The author recounts his own experience of blindness from cataracts, describes surgical removal, and notes improved vision post operation while cautioning about risks and the value of treatment versus blindness.
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Joe Wing
NEW York
Opthamologists
Tye
Scott Says Answers Were Vague In Rockefeller Shakeup
State Police Director Ralph Scott told Arkansas investigators Gov. Rockefeller gave a vague answer about firing rumors. Scott announced his resignation, saying months of rumors left him with no place in Rockefeller's plans.
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Little Rock
Ralph Scott
Winthrop Rockesfeller
Fred
State Police
Criminal Investigation Division
Scott
Rockefeller
Fighting Intensifies Around Saigon in Viet Nam War
In Saigon area clashes surged on three fronts after 30 overnight rocket attacks. Allied reports tally 127 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed in four battles near Saigon, with U S casualties at one dead and nine wounded. South Vietnamese losses totaled six killed and 28 wounded.
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Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Mekong Delta
Ben Tre
Tay Ninh
Atro
Hope to Get $15,207 for Planning
The HUD grant increases to North Little Rock reach 2,051,229 for Military Heights renewal. Gould receives 7,965 for comprehensive planning. Hope secures 15,207 for planning. The Fulbright office notes these allocations as part of urban development and growth efforts.
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Washington
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Department of Housing and Urban Development
North Little Rock
Veto Denounced by Arkansas Lawmaker Over Juvenile Facility
UTTLE ROCK AP Rep. F B Manatt of Corning condemned Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller for vetoing a bill to create a dedicated first offender institution. He argued the veto undermines the era of excellence claims and stresses separation of youthful offenders from older inmates.
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Uttle Rock AP
F.B. Manatt
Corning
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Senate
Manatt
Allan Dishough
Mannatt
House
Enis
Mobile Home Offers Bargain at 6500 in Hope
Mary Anita Laseter notes Homestead Manufacturing’s move to a new site and the rise of mobile homes priced at 6500. The piece discusses economics, park living, tax considerations, and the expectation of more mobile homes in Hope, Nebraska, with residents renting space in parks and owning furnished units.
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Homestead
Negroes Walk Out at Harding College Chapel
About 20 of roughly 30 Harding College students walked out during a chapel report by Dr. Clifton Ganus on race at the Church of Christ school in Se Arkansas. The incident followed a student fair committee’s demands for black speakers, Black History inclusion, hiring of black faculty, and end to interracial dating interference.
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Harding
Ganus
Yar
Moon voyages predicted by NASA official at Air Force talk
Dr. Thomas Paine, NASA administrator, outlined a plan for ten lunar surface voyages starting with the first manned landing this July. He described four initial landings with science gear, followed by six more focused on major interest areas and possible overland exploration. Paine also outlined a second era of space probes, including Mars orbiters and a potential nine year grand tour of four outer planets using gravity assists.
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Paul Recer
AP Aerospace
Houston, Tex
Thomas C. Paine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force Association
Earth
Paine
Mars
Ife
Payne
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Comay
Off Shore Oil Leasing Is Barred Off Santa Barbara
Washington AP Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel barred offshore leasing on about 55,000 acres off Santa Barbara after a four well blowout polluted beaches. He issued no stricter federal offshore regulations for California though drilling in the Santa Barbara channel would stay shut.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Raiay
Santa Barbara
Calif
Ig Hie
California
Nixon Plans Decision on School Riots
President Nixon plans to announce a policy on campus disorders as protests erupt nationwide. A Illinois congressman says enforcement of two federal laws will increase, with injuries reported at a Denver high school disturbance and a New Jersey high school peaceful march for racial goodwill. San Francisco State College’s four month strike ends with a wait and see on amnesty. Washington delays persist as HEW officials say a statement will come soon.
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Nixon
Denver
New Jersey
San Francisco State College
S.I. Hayakawa
Washington
Robert Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
Finch
Roman C. Pucinski
Pucinski
John Mitchell
San Francisco
Kayakawa
Hayakawa
Ronald Reagan
California
Black Students Union
Third World Liberation Front
New Brunswick
Denver West High Schonl
Iheav
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Richard M. Nixon
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Homestead Manufacturing
Masonic
South Main
Riviere Suilor High School
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