Army surveillance of civilians urged to pause by Supreme Court
Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to halt the Army civilian surveillance inquiry until there is concrete proof of constitutional rights violations. The suit, begun in 1970 by Arlo Tatum and others, seeks to challenge Army data gathering since 1965, with the court expected to rule by mid June.
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Associated Press
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U.S. Circuit Court For
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Justice Department
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Askin
Hartke Drops Out of Democratic Presidential Race
Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana ends his bid and backs Hubert H. Humphrey. Hartke cites money as the barrier after a weak showing in New Hampshire and Florida. Humphrey says the endorsement may help Wisconsin but won’t turn the race. Muskie, Jackson, and Lindsay downplay Wisconsin’s impact.
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Associated Press
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Maine
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Ohio
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California
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UA president to review plans for medical center expansion
Dr. David W. Mullins to receive preliminary expansion plans for the University of Arkansas Medical Center. An educational wing for nursing pharmacy and allied health schools is proposed, freeing the current wing for the School of Medicine. Officials seek a 50 to 100 percent rise in health manpower to meet state needs as the state Board of Higher Education weighs program duplication among universities. Howard Holthoff-Oswald noted no wish to cut degree programs despite some schools producing many graduates.
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University of Arkansas
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University
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Hope Star Names New Head of State Tuberculosis Hospital
In Little Rock the Board of the state Tuberculosis Sanitarium at Booneville selected Dr. George W. Smiley as head of the hospital. Smiley, previously assistant medical director, succeeds Dr. W. Duane Jones who resigned on December 15. The report notes Egypt now has a surplus of electricity after the Aswan High Dam doubled the nation's power supply.
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Booneville
George W. Smiley
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W. Duane Jones
Egypt
Aswan High
Russia expands military aid to Arab world says AP
AP reports U S defense analysts say the Soviet Union is increasing arms shipments and high level visits to Arab capitals to bolster influence after backing India in the India Pakistan conflict. Yemen reportedly to receive MiG 17 jets tanks and boats as Egypt's arms needs are reviewed following talks with Kremlin officials.
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Washington (Ap
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Pakistan
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Yemen
Russia
Ussr
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Kremlin
Andrei A. Grechko
Grechko
Somalia
Soviet Venera-8 launches unmanned craft to Venus
Moscow reports Tass says the Soviet Union launched an unmanned spacecraft named Venera-8 aimed at Venus. The craft is expected to reach the planet’s vicinity in July and weighs about a specified amount.
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Soviet Union
Venus
Tass
Appreciation for Better Schools Boosts Hope District
Teachers in the Hope School District commend the Citizen's Committee for Better Quality Schools for their time and energy in securing a millage increase. They pledge ongoing support and thank Hope residents who voted for the measure, noting improved education benefits the entire community.
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Hope
Citizen’s Committee
Marion Robertson
Hope Education Assoc
Rain Seen for Arkansas Rain Seen for Arkansas
National Weather Service predicts Tuesday will bring relief from damp and drizzle in Arkansas with continued showers and thunderstorms mainly in the east. Skies will clear to partly cloudy Tuesday with mild tonight and cooler highs in the 60s to 70s. overnight lows range from the upper 40s to mid 50s across cities, with varied rainfall totals from Fayetteville to Fort Smith.
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