Finch to Confront Dept Rebels
Washington AP Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch, hospitalized after a sudden illness, plans to reschedule a mass meeting to address criticism within HEW over civil rights policy. He defended administration policy while urging listening, urged university renewal, and warned desegregation enforcement would continue with potential fund terminations for noncompliant districts.
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Washington
Robert H. Finch
Finch
HEW
Walter Reed Army Hospital
John G. Veneman
Department
Nixon Administration
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Pewitt
Tex
Veneman
Weather Experiment Station Report
Weather summary for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday shows a high near 84 and a low around 51. Arkansas forecast calls for fair and warm conditions through Wednesday with temperatures dipping into the 60s at night and highs in the 80s by Wednesday.
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Arkansas
Weather Across the United States and Associated Islands
A condensed weather bulletin lists forecast conditions and high low temperatures for major cities including Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee St Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Puland Piland Rapid City Richmond St Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa Washington Winnipeg with cloudiness rain and clear conditions and temperature ranges from the mid teens to triple digits.
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Sociater Press High Lower
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mils-St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Puland, Mo
Piland, Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Franklin Co Man Charged in Slaying
OZARK Ark AP Pay ton Watson 73 of Webb City was charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of Raymond Harris 45 of Ozark. Prosecutor Pete Rogers filed the charges at Ozark. Harris was killed Sunday at Webb City.
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Ozark, Ark
Payton Watson
Webb City
Franklin County
Raymond Harris
Ozark
Harris
Pete Rogers
Watson
Drug Search Becomes Bigger Burden for Tourists
Washington reports a June start for a federal crackdown on narcotics smuggling. Operation Able will increase customs enforcement across the nation, focusing on the Northeast and Southeast with coverage extending to New Orleans and potentially parts of the Canadian border. Officials say the plan is a permanent upgrade with occasional blitz inspections, tied to broader anti-drug efforts under Nixon policy and international controls with France and Turkey.
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Washington
Gulf
Customs Bureau
Treasury Department
Eugene T. Rassides
New Orleans
Treasury
Customs
Rassides
Mexico
Nixon
France
Turkey
Anti-Busing Candidate Brown Seeks Arkansas Governor Nomination
Charles A. Brown, a Little Rock lawyer and longtime school board member, campaigns for the Democratic nomination for governor while denying segregationist labels. He opposes busing as racial policy, calling Parsons Plan a sociological approach and stating education must come first, as he delays filing fees until late June.
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Robert Shaw
Associated Press
Little Rock
Charles A. Brown
Brown
Floyd Parsons
Greenwood
Miss
Hope Star Reports Hodges Trial and Conviction
The Hope Arkansas Star recounts Hodges tied to a 1964 burglary and assault case in Jonesboro and a 1967 murder conviction in Missouri involving Virginia Tobin Price. A jury found him guilty of murder in Price's death, with expert testimony noting undetermined exact cause. Hodges received concurrent sentences for burglary and assault with a deadly weapon.
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Lecomber
Hodcus
Jovesboro
Hodges
Virginia Tobin Price
St. Charles Mu
Price
Michigan States Link 10,000 Records in Computer Network
Teletypes and a central computer at East Lansing will connect seven states Michigan Arizona California Florida Maryland Minnesota New York to file and query criminal records. Each person will have a code in the system and one state can request which other states have data on that person. Delays from paper and mail will end as the system runs within minutes. Connecticut Texas Washington observe and Colorado Illinois New Jersey Ohio and Pennsylvania may join if successful, while former Gov Faubus defense of new leaders cited.
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East Lansing
Michigan
Arizona
California
Florida
Maryland
Minnesota
New York
Connecticut
Texas
Washington
Colorado
Ilinois
New Jersey
Osio
Pennsylvania
Orvald
Brown
U.S. and Soviet Navies Exchange Signals Near Black Sea
American destroyers O'Hare and Mullinnex head to the Black Sea for routing operations lasting about four days. A seven-ship Soviet squadron including submarines and a cruiser visits Cienfuegos after a Caribbean voyage, signaling a renewed display of naval reach.
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Hoffman
Washington
O'Hare
Mullinnes
Black Sea
Assea Stroyer
Cuban
Cienfuegos
Caribbean
United
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
United States
U.S. Navy
U.S
Obituary of Olin England 55 Texarkana hospital death
Olin England 55 died Sunday evening after a lengthy illness in a Texarkana hospital. Former Hope resident, member Pine Springs Baptist Church Tyler Texas, worked for Cotton Belt railroad. Survived by two sons Larry Tyler Billy Houston two sisters Alton Honeycult Shreveport Felix Wells Gladewater one grandson Tyler many relatives. Funeral 4 p.m. Tuesday Loyd James Chapel Tyler with burial Pine Springs cemetery.
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J. Olin England
Texarkana
Hope
Pine Springs
Tyler
Texas
Cotton Belt Railroad
Oscar Englund
Larry
Billy
Houston
Alton Honeycult
Shreveport
Felix Wells
Gladewater
Loyd James
Foreigners See U.S. Confidence Despite American Pessimism
At a Hot Springs conference, European and Canadian bankers express belief the United States will solve its economic woes. They note Americans may doubt themselves, while leaders like Joan Young and Allen Lambert praise U.S. resolve. economists warn political factors may hinder inflation control and warn against isolationism.
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Carole Martin
Hot Springs, Va
United States
America
Joan Young
Canada
Prices and Income Commission
American Bankers Association
Allen T. Lambert
Toronto Dominion Bank
Peter B. Kenen
Columbia University
U.S
Cambodia
Nixon
Kenen
Indochina
Paul Krebs
Deustsche Bank
Frankfurt
Germany
Chambless Named Associate Professor at Ole Miss
Jimmy R. Chambless, son of Mr and Mrs Reese Chambless of Hope, accepted as associate professor of Health Physical Education and Recreation at the University of Mississippi Oxford. A 1958 Hope High graduate and 1963 Arkansas A&M College alum, he earned an Ed D in physical education at Arkansas and coached football and track in Crossett and Norman Junior High before moving to Crossatt High School. He and wife Martha Stuckey, of Monticello, will relocate to Oxford in July for his second semester start.
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University of Mississippi
Oxford
Jimmy
Hope High School
Arkansas A & M College
College Heights
Ark
U of A
Arkansas A & M
Crossett
Norman
Crossatt
Martha Stuckey
HJ. Stuckey
Monticello
Martha
Chamblesses
Jimny
Wage-Price Policy Under Fire by Nixon Aid and Congress
Public debate over wage and price controls heats as Paul McCracken opposes government public opinion mobilization and Romney urges direct Presidentian action. Wright Patman accuses Nixon aides of feeding Congress and the public with exaggerated economic propaganda.
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Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Romney
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
Texas Democrat
Nixon
Publc
Arkansas State students back Nixon Cambodia action vote
In Jonesboro Arkansas State University students voted 223 to 173 on Monday to support President Nixon's Cambodia policy. The measure drew about 7 percent of the student body with Student Government President Johnny Horton attributing low turnout to late decision making and scant publicity.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State University
Nixon
Cambodia
Student Government Association
Johnny Horton
Social Security tax base may rise to $9000 and beyond
Washington AP report says health costs drive requests to expand the taxable earnings base from 7800 to 9000 and potentially to 25000 by century’s end. Mills testifies before House Rules Committee as bill moves to debate, with Medicare costs rising and a cautious 4 percent cost rise projected for 1974.
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Edmond le
Reton
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Charman Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Rules Committee
Mills
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