Schultz to Succeed Connally as Treasury Secretary
John B. Connally resigns as Treasury chief, to be replaced by George P. Schultz. Nixon calls it a guard change, not a rule change, as Schultz, longtime OMB director and former Labor secretary, prepares to steer domestic policy and international monetary talks amid ongoing wage price controls.
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Oldest Mother Honored At Mt Mariah Homecoming
Mrs. W W Mohon of Emmet received a rocking chair from Brice and Dick Stewart during Mt Mariah Homecoming and Mother's Day service. At 91 she lives in Heritage Manor Hope, with Violet Coe of Prescott presenting an orchid corsage.
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Arkansas Weather Summary For 24 Hours Ended Wednesday
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Wednesday notes a high of 88 and low of 56. State forecast for Arkansas calls for partly cloudy, warm conditions with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Tonight remains fair and mild. Thursday should be partly cloudy and warmer. Highs today and Thursday in the upper 80s to low 90s, lows mostly in the 60s.
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Caution On Yellow Pikesville Cruiser Debuts
Maryland State Police introduced the first yellow patrol car on April 1 replacing the traditional black and tan cruisers as those older cars wear out. The AP report notes the new color will be used statewide to identify police vehicles.
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Momentous May Decision to Mine North Vietnamese Harbors
The seven-day stretch in May shows President Nixon weighing options after Kissinger secret Paris talks. Nixon, Kissinger, and Haig review pro and con of actions likely to affect U S Soviet relations and the Moscow summit while considering harbor mining as a top option.
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Honor Graduate Carol Anthony Named Magna Cum Laude
Carol Anthony daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace Anthony of Hope earned Magna Cum Laude from Ouachita Baptist University with at least a 3.5 GPA. She majored in mathematics, served as Chi Delta treasurer and belonged to Alpha Chi and Sigma Gamma Sigma. She received her bachelor of science at commencement May 6. New York University has an enrollment of 42,363 students.
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Jury Convicts North Little Rock Alderman of Abortion
A Circuit Court jury in Little Rock convicted Alderman John O. May of North Little Rock of performing an abortion at his home. He received four years in prison and a $1,000 fine. Testimony tied May to Oct. 9, 1970 in DeValls Bluff and with girl Beverly Kuykendall who testified to the abortion claim.
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Connally May Be Nixon’s Quiet Boost For 1972 Ticket
Connally resigns as Treasury head after 18 months as Nixon lauds him as architect of new economic policy and a tower of strength. Nixon hopes Connally can help carry Texas in 1972 and values his personal closeness and advice on national and international matters. Connally praises Nixon and signals strong backing for policies.
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Assailant's Brother Is Wanted Man in Miami Fraud Case
Arthur H. Bremer, 21, Milwaukee, is charged with the shooting of Gov. George Wallace and is linked as brother to William Bremer, 32, Milwaukee, a Florida fraud suspect in a weight reducing scheme. William faces more than 100 charges in Miami, including grand larceny, with extradition to Florida planned.
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