Economists Err Beef Shortage Projection Disputed
Washington AP reports a miscalculation by government economists on beef consumption misled investigators about a 1975 beef shortage. A Agriculture Department study by Livestock Economist Donald Seasborg shows per capita beef use rising to 119 to 121 pounds by 1975, four pounds higher than earlier congressional estimates, challenging charges the industry would fail to meet demand.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Donald Seasborg
House
Congressional
U.S
Sensibility talk invites woman to shop at 523 West 3rd
Bill Brumfield quotes talk on savoring life and urges women to chat with the woman who cares. A sales pitch lists Jaunty bath oil powder Maria panty girdle Maria Diva Bra Koret Jane Colby Aileen slacks and colorful slippers priced around 4 dollars as a daily beauty routine and wardrobe starter for women who care at 523 West 3rd.
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Bill
Stanley H. Brumfield
Koret
Jane Colby
Aileen
West 3Rd
Weather Summary for Arkansas Through Thursday
Weather station report for 24 hours ending 7 ath. High 85 low 67. Partly cloudy and warm through Thursday. Widely scattered thunderstorms this afternoon mainly in the northwest, increasing tonight and eastward Thursday. High Thursday in the upper 80s to low 90s. Low tonight mid 60s to low 70s.
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Arkansas
Weather Elsewhere As Reported By The Associated Press
Weather across cities shows varied conditions with temperatures and precipitation. Notable entries include Albuquerque clear 87 48, Albany rain 61 56, Chicago rain 83 52 with 1.12 inches, Denver cloudy 80 42, Los Angeles clear 71 56, New York cloudy 85 61 with 0.5 inches, Phoenix clear 93 60, Seattle clear 56 39, Portland Oregon clear 60 39, San Francisco cloudy 62 53 0.03, St Louis cloudy 88 72, Winnipeg cloudy 48 38, and several locations reporting trace amounts or light rainfall.
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Albuquerque
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Bismarck
Boise
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Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Des Moines
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Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Indianapolis
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Los Angeles
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Miami
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New York
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City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
Seattle
Muskie Nixon Face Criticism Over Air Pollution Policy
A task force led by Ralph Nader's student investigators accuses President Nixon and Senator Muskie of passively allowing deadly contaminants to accumulate in U S air. The report says weak laws and corporate irresponsibility have fouled cities nationwide. John is quoted calling air pollution this year's motherhood issue.
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James Phillips
Associated Press
Washington
Ralph Nader
Nixon
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
United States
America
Sen. Muskie
John
Hope High School Elects Student Council 1970 71
Hope High School recent election names the 1970 71 Student Council with officers Tommy Holt president Rusty Quillan vice president Melissa Mahon secretary Sandra McFarland assoc secretary Barbara Fuller treasurer Senior Class reps Ronnie Massanelli Robert Jones Jerry Pruden Jimmy Pruden Richard Stuart Junior Class reps Steve Routon Kenneth Ellis Tommy Frazier Steve Harris Sandy Flowers Sophomore reps Rebecca Stuart Donald Orden Billy McCorkle Betty Honeycutt Alan Foster Freshman reps Tommy Tolleson Heneritta Woods Carol Frazier Jill Herring Mona Rowe Class Presidents Joe Fouse Jack Turner Mike Huckabee Bud McLarty sit on Council Executive committee includes Holt Quillan Mahon McFarland Fuller Massanelli Jones Routon Ellis Stuart Ogden Talleson Woods.
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Hope High School
Tommy Holt
Rusty Quillan
Melissa Maohon
Sandra McFarland
Assoc
Barbara Fuller
Ronnie Massanelli
Robert Jones
Jerry Pruden
Jimmy Pruden
Richard Stuart
Steve Routon
Kenneth Ellis
Tommy Frazier
Steve Harris
Sandy Flowers
Rebecca Stuart
Donald Ogden
Tommy Talleson
Henerits Woods
Markets Take Sharp Slump on Tuesday
New York AP reports the Dow Jones industrial average plunged 5.48 points to 704.59, a seven year low near August 8 1963. Analysts cite economic softness and Middle East Indochina tensions as factors behind the broad market decline.
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New York
Indochina
Middle East
Tornado Damage in Lubbock Runs into Millions
Rescue workers and relief agencies pressed a search for more dead and injured after a devastating West Texas tornado in Lubbock. An estimated 4,800 homeless, up to 750 dwellings destroyed, about 500 injured, and 20 dead were reported. Damage estimates ranged to 200 million dollars as the city faced curfews, rationing, and federal disaster aid plans.
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Mike Cochran
Associated Press
Lubbock, Tex
West Texas
Great Plains Life
James Granberry
National Guard
State Department of Public Safety
Hilary Sandoval
Small Business Administration
Ben Barnes
Lubbock-Avalanche Journal
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Politician Leaders Face Same Palliate Voices Says Esposito
C Esposito criticizes both the senator and the President for offering more of the same pallatives that have failed the nation in recent years. He frames the debate around ineffective policy and calls for substantive change beyond slogans and temporary measures.
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C. Esposito
Blackmun confirmation may tilt Supreme Court right
Judge Harry A. Blackmun’s 940 Senate confirmation fills the Supreme Court, likely nudging it toward the right. The nine-member court can resolve close 4 to 4 splits, with Burger hoping Blackmun shares restraint and reluctance for social reform.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
Harry A. Blackmun
Senate
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Warren E. Burger
Blackmun
Burger
Nixon
New York
Desegregation Suit Filed by Parents in Arkansas
In Little Rock Arkansas a suit seeks an injunction to block state funds to school districts maintaining segregated facilities and programs. Plaintiffs include nine Negro children’s parents with districts in Union Jefferson and Lincoln counties, challenging the Board of Education and Education Commissioner for failing to unify systems and equalize educational opportunities. The Justice Department has warned 39 districts to comply, with most agreeing to voluntary settlement.
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Little Rock
State Department of Education
U.S
Justice Department
Arkansas
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Phillip E. Kaplan
Asa M. Christian
Strong
Union County
Corrine Woods
Plum Bayou-Tucker
Jefferson County
Willie Caihan
Grady
Lincoln County
State Board of Education
A. W. Ford
McGovern aims to end Vietnam war with Senate amendment
A televised Senate discussion features McGovern and Hughes urging a law ending U.S. involvement in Indochina. They are joined by Church Goodell and Hatfield while Mansfield schedules weeks of debate on funding cuts and a repeal of the Gulf of Tonkin resolution.
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Vietnam
Scott
White House
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Senate
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Frank Church
D-Idaho
Charles Goodell
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Mark O. Hatfield
Rore
Gulf of Tonkin
Senate Storm Center Controversy Shapes Nixon Era Debates
The U S Senate stands at the center of national controversy in early Nixon years, as battles over the Vietnam War, Supreme Court picks, tax policy, and civil rights unfold. Youth mobilization targets lawmakers while Democrats McGovern and Hughes push the war opposition and fund-cut proposals frame intensifying clashes with the White House. The era echoes Wilsonian conflict as antiwar sentiment grows beyond founding rivals Morse and Gruening.
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