Bettelheim critics college privilege not right but need discipline
In a discussion echoed by Our Daily Bread, Bruno Bettelheim argues many college students are emotionally immature and unnecessary in higher education. He favors vocational paths or youth service to curb campus unrest, while editors blame adult discipline failures for riots and point to notched tax supported schools and campus authorities.
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Bruno Bettelhalm
Ative
Vienna
University of Chicago
House Education Subcommittee
Associated Press Dispatch
Bettelheim
Forrest City
Ark
Expense Money for Sheriffs Becomes Law
A bill funding expense accounts for at least 40 sheriffs and raising deputy pay became law without Gov. Rockefeller’s signature. Most sheriffs earn 5000 dollars yearly. allowances could lift six to 9800 dollars or more. Conway County Sheriff Hawkins and Desah County Sheriff Moore receive 4800 dollar expense allowances after lobbying.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Conway County
Marlin Hawkins
Desah County
R. S. Moore
State Administration Department
Rockefeller
House
Man Held for Abduction in Fort Smith Case
Fort Smith police said a 22 year old man from Muldrow Oklahoma was arrested in Texas for questioning in connection with the reported abduction of a Fort Smith woman and her child.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Muldrow, Okola
Texas
Fort Smith
Big 4 Talks on Middle East Peace
United Nations talks among the United States Soviet Union Britain and France aim to craft a durable Middle East peace with Gunnar Jarring as mediator. Nixon hopes Soviet cooperation yields a settlement boosting his foreign policy, while Thant and the UN gain prestige. Israel rejects imposed terms and territorial concessions.
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United Nations
N.Y
Middle East
Nixon
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Gunnar Jarring
Thant
Jarring
Sweden
Moscow
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Jerusalem
Golan Heights
Syria
Nixon proposes extending tax surcharge and cutting spending
President Nixon urged Congress to extend the 10 percent federal income tax surcharge for 12 months and to enact significant spending cuts as inflation erodes budget surpluses. He warned surcharges must end only after commitments in Southeast Asia and economic conditions allow. Senate leaders pressed for substantial future cuts as the price of any extension. Arkansas Senate rejects corporate income tax increase while approving school funding distribution rules.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Callin
Southeast Asia
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
ED Shearer
Associated Press
Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas Senate
House
Virgil Fletcher
Benton
Supreme Court
Circuit
Chancery Court
Arkansas
Olen Hendrix
Prescott
W. D. Moore Jr
el Dorado
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mike Manefield
Army
National
Marine Corps
Cuba
Sthena
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Lfe
Housewives and Computers Spar Over Modern Homes
HAL BOYLE notes in a tongue in cheek column that wives are wary of homes run by machines and that many familiar comforts clash with modern tech. He riffs on gender, retirement, dining, office bosses, and memory, closing with a tease to see more on page two.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Avyerege
Fort Smith Man Shot to Death
Fort Smith Ark AP Guy Marlow 36 of Fort Smith was shot to death Tuesday night at a house in Fort Smith A woman was being questioned In connection with the incident police said Prosecutor Charles Karr said Valdis Marlene Mize 34 of Fort Smith was being questioned also police seeking witnesses to the shooting Marlow died of one shot in the chest from a .32 caliber pistol
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Fort Smith, Ark
Guy Marlow
Fort Smith
Charles Karr
Valdis Marlene Mize
Marlow
Bids opened for 7.5 million in Arkansas highway work
The Arkansas Highway Commission opened bids on 7.5 million dollars of highway projects including the Helena loop on Arkansas 49 and the Pendleton Bridge superstructure. Ben M. Hogan Co. won the loop contract at about 1.68 million, Nashville Bridge Co. posted a 1.59 million bid for Pendleton, while the largest low bid was 2.40 million by Hogan for 0.8 miles of Interstate 30 paving near Hope. Other bids covered paving and bridge work across multiple counties.
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Little Rock
State Highway Commission
Helena Loop
Arkansas 49
Pendleton Bridge
Ben M. Hogan Co
Nashville Bridge Co
Nashville
Hogan
Guernsey Road
Arkansas 29
Hope
Miller
Greenwich Village
Southwest Arkansas Co, Inc
Texarkana
Pike
Prairie Creek
Arkansas Rock & Gravel Co
Murfreesboro
Polk
Wickesworth
Scott
Lincoln High Observing FHA Week Activities
Lincoln High School in Washington observes National FHA Week with initiation ceremonies and chapel programs. Lincoln’s Homemakers delegates Anda Watson Janice Evans and Maple Golston attended the 22nd annual convention in Robinson Auditorium Little Rock with guest speaker Dr L G Augen Stine of Michigan State College.
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Incoln High School
Washington
Linda Watson
Lincoln
Robinson Auditorium
Little Rock
Anda Watson
Janice Evans
Maple Golston
G.B. Golston
FFA
Billy Colston
Nixon pushes private talks on Vietnam endgame
President Nixon signaled fresh momentum for private negotiations to end the Vietnam war while insisting such talks must stay secret. He told the National Association of Broadcasters that progress comes through discreet discussions with the North Vietnamese and others, and that no admin official will disclose any details about whether talks have begun or what has occurred.
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Schwartz
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
National Association of Broadcasters
City Board Approves Paving Bid for 6th Street
The City Board of Directors authorized bid advertising for 6th street paving with opening set for April 29. Plans by John Hawkins cover work and a schedule with underground railroad work moving to the east side soon to precede curb, gutter, and paving. Urban renewal bodies approve an underpass at Shover Street with Planning & Zoning and Hope Housing Authority backing the project.
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City Board of Directors
6Th Street
John Hawkins
Sam Strong
Clyde Fouse
Leonard Ellis
Urban Renewal Commission
Planning & Zoning Commission
Hope Housing Authority
Shover Street
Viet Cong strike Vietnam headquarters and logistics dump
AP dispatch reports the Viet Cong bombarded the U S 9th Division HQ hitting an ammunition dump and helicopters. Staff officers say a withdrawal may take up to two years after final decision on American troop pullout.
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Vietnam
U.S. 9Th Disvision
Farm Bureau Plans Victory Celebration in Hope
Hempstead County Farm Bureau will host the Membership Victory Celebration on Friday March 28 at 7 PM in the 3rd District Livestock Coliseum Hope. Barbecue for families, salad or dessert from ladies, speaker Jack Dulard of K W K H Shreveport LA, plus music by Dale Goodner and The Country Boys. Past due 1969 members may pay at the meeting.
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Troy Burson
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
3Rd District
Hope
Jack Dulard
K.W.K.H
Shreveport
Louisiana
Dale Goodner
Country Boys
Allied Ammo Dump Blown Up by Cong
Viet Cong mortars hit a major American base south of Saigon blowing up hundreds of tons of ammunition and destroying three helicopters. Casualties included a small number of American deaths and over 60 wounded. The Dong Tam base, home of the 9th Infantry, endured a night of heavy shelling as the enemy pressed its spring offensive.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
9Th Infantry Division
Gdong Tam
Besore
Ira Hunt
McLean
Dong Tam
Hunt
Max Nash
9Th Division
U.S
Col. Hunt
Quang Tri City
Demilitarized Zone
Hijacker Forces Plane to Cuba
A Delta Air Lines jet with 114 aboard including 26 Marine recruits was hijacked from Dallas and forced to fly to Havana Cuba. The aircraft landed safely as Cuban authorities tightened security. US authorities expected release and return to the United States.
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Miami
Delta Air Lines Jor
Marine Corps
Cuba
Havana
Dallas
DBCG
Delta
Newark
N.J
San Diewgo
Los Angeles
William Wood
Persmission
Ae Oe
Ued States
San Diego
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Ft. Smith
Lincoln High
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Howard
Lafayette
Nevaska County
Cleophus Ray Conway
Sheridan Kaserne Augsburg
Germany
Verger High School
George Conway
Minnie Lee Brown
Hope, Rk
Herbert E. Morrow
Thomas W. Morrow
Rt. 5
Blytheville Afb
Vietsnam
Prescott High School
McMuursey College
Abilene
Joan
Warren W. Singleton
Lions Club
Little River
Sevier
Howard, Pike, Polk
Montgomery Counties
Masonic Education Institute
M.D. Burt
Dierks
Howard A. Houston Jr
Howard A. Houston
Hope, Ark
Fort Polk
Houston
University of Arkansas At Houston
University of Arkansas
Pamela Diane Norwood
Mineral Springs
Northside
Rogers
AP News Digest
Pakistan
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