Hendrix College Choir to Sing at First Methodist Church
Hendrix College Choir and Madrigal Singers perform May 10 at First United Methodist Church at 7 p m under director Robert McGill. The concert features selections from their European tour program and marks ongoing campus musical outreach.
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Roy B. Shilling, Jr
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Methodist Church
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Vienna
Institute of European Studies
Texarkana election contest filed by Freedom Inc president
Dr. Mitchell Young of Texarkana, head of Freedom Inc., filed a notice in Bowie County district clerk's office contesting the April 4 school board election. He says Sunset precinct ballots were marked and voting occurred in unauthorized areas leading to his loss to J. C. Crownover by unspecified votes. He vowed the fight is part of a larger battle to overturn the result.
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Senators urge action to cut funds for Cambodia war
A telegram signed by senators including George McGovern and Mark Hatfield urged students to contact senators and congressmen to block funding for Cambodia. President Nixon held a news conference and discussed aims to slow enemy rebuilds, while Congress prepared a revised military sales bill restricting U.S. involvement in Cambodia and training of forces.
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Southern governors form compact to pool environmental efforts
The Natural Resources and Environmental Management Committee of the southern governors conference aims to coordinate pollution control with federal backing. Boe expects other regional conferences to follow, while Moore seeks several hundred thousand dollars from the federal government. Rockefeller signals multi-state liaison through Timothy Atkeson, with Don S. Smith as state representative. The plan emphasizes state-led health and welfare safeguards and broader federal-state cooperation for environmental policy.
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Labor Fights Management Appointee to NLRB
AFL CIO President George Meany urged the Senate to reject Nixon’s nomination of Edward B. Miller, a Chicago business lawyer, to the National Labor Relations Board. Meany said the board should include someone from labor or management, and opposed both union and employer lawyers.
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Unemployed rate climbs amid Nixon policies debate
The unemployment data fuels worries about a recession as Nixon pursues tight money high interest rates and spending cuts. AFL-CIO warns job losses loom and calls for targeted stimulus housing growth and public service jobs. Meany predicts unemployment could hit six percent if policy does not shift. Unemployment stood at 3.3 percent when Nixon took office in January 1969.
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Charter changes seek county council and term limits
A page one report notes judges favor four year terms over two and a plan to abolish county judge duties under the new constitution. It also cites 76 percent of circuit and chancery judges opposing merging credit and chancery court jurisdictions. Harry Stewart of Fort Smith cites poll responses from state chancery and circuit judges. The piece frames southern unity via initiative and leadership.
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Weather Update for Arkansas Friday Through Saturday
Arkansas forecast shows some cloudiness and warm temperatures through Friday. A few showers and thunderstorms possible in the west tonight, then across the state Saturday. Tonight low in the upper 50s to upper 60s. Saturday highs in the mid 80s to low 90s.
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Second Invasion Group Lands on Cuban Coast
An exile radio broadcast reports a second anti Castro raider group has landed in Cuba. Salvador Lew of WQBA identifies them as commandeers of the Christian Nationalist Movement. He says the Miami based group encountered no opposition upon landing.
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Governors Cancel Meet Due to Riots
Governors from 50 states cancel a spring meeting amid campus protests and national unrest sparked by Nixon orders in Cambodia. Only seven governors reach Santa Fe. Nixon invites all to the White House Monday for talks as disruption and National Guard actions loom.
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Cambodia
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New Mexico
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Momlay
David F. Cargo
National Guard
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Albuquerque
Campus unrest and killings widen antiwar protests
Protests flare as a campus roaming group beats students and vandalizes banks and buildings while Kent State plans reopening after four students were killed by National Guardsmen. Funeral services were held for two victims as nationwide college closings rise with 227 campuses reportedly closed this week. Eight university presidents say Nixon promised to curb hostile remarks toward academia.
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Claude Kirk
Florida State University
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Jeffrey G. Miller
Plainview
N.Y
William Schoeder
Lorain
Ohio
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