Our Daily Sliced Thin by The Editor Alex Washburn
The Mechanical Department describes a malfunction in one of two Morisawa headline machines. Fairchild Graphic Equipment supplies the Japanese origin machines. A switchover to two new computerized photo typesetters is planned for next week with safety checks on electrical circuits and a dedicated power line to prevent signal interference.
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Our Daily
Alex. H. Washburn
Billy Dan Jones
Fair+ child Graphic Equipment
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Fairchild
Joplin
Compugraphic Corporation
Atlanta Ga
O.K
Alvin Gordon
Lawmen Targeted by Rioters in McClellan Speech
Washington AP Sen John L McClellan told law enforcement officers at the FGI national academy graduation they are the immediate target of law violators and revolutionaries. He urged restraint while condemning violent dissent and said right forces support them in the war on crime. In Fayetteville Ark AP an honorary Doctor of Laws will be given to Dr Samuel P Massie of the U S Naval Academy.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
DeArk
FGI National Academy
McClellan
Anr
Massie
Samuel P. Massie
U.S. Naval Academy
Oregon voters reject 19 year voting age measure
Portland AP reports Oregon voters chose to keep the voting age at 21, with nearly two thirds opposing lowering it to 19. Gov. Tom McCall and Treasurer Robert Straub campaigned for 19, while campus unrest and violence influenced public sentiment.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Bitters Hess
Earl Blumenauer
Tom McCall
Robert Straub
McCall
Portland State University
Blumenauer
Lewis and Clark College
Congress
Straub
Water system set for Cedarville and nearby areas
Cedarville Arkansas residents will gain a $440,000 water distribution system serving Cedarville Uniontown Beverly Hills addition Van Buren areas. Fraser Construction Co. of Fort Smith won the contract. Construction starts in about 30 days and should be finished within five months.
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Cedarville, Ark
Cedarville
Uniontown
Beverly Hills
van Buren
Private club at NLA padlocked for public nuisance
Circuit Judge Warren Wood ordered The Boat, a private club moored at North Little Rock, padlocked temporarily as a public nuisance. Prosecutor Richard Adkisson said he would file criminal charges next week in connection with activities at the club but declined to elaborate.
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North Little Rock
Warren £&. Wood
Richard B. Adkisson
North Little Rokk
Adkisson
World market rout follows U S plunge in stocks
The U S market drop triggers a global slide with London down to a three year low and the Dow Jones at 631.16 its lowest since 1962. Toronto and Montreal also drop as analysts blame Wall Street crisis and a loss of confidence in the Nixon administration.
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John Henry Ap
New York
London
Financial Times
United States
Toronto
Montreal
Wall Street
Paris
Paris Presse
Nixon
Cutie Pie Talks Sex Imagery and Career Goals
New York AP interview with Jacques Bisset discusses being considered sexy, her views on gender and image, and her evolving career. She notes a desire for personal identity beyond fame, plans for growth, and a casual lifestyle.
Nixon Calls Parley on Business
Washington reports Nixon invites national financial and business leaders to a White House dinner to ease fears over the economy and explain the Cambodia move. Mixed economic news includes a stock plunge and a slower rise in wholesale prices. House subcommittee advances wage and price guidelines with a watchdog plan, while deficit and debt projections widen.
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Washington
Dent Nixon
White House
U.S
Cambodia
Nixon
Bernard Lasker
New York Stock Exchange
Labor Department
Capitol Hill
House
Council of Economic Advisers
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Ways and Means
Ronald L. Ziegler
Lasker
Rockefeller Holds Back on Plans in Arkansas
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller will reportedly delay announcing his political plans until within two weeks of the June 16 filing deadline. He said he would not reveal plans this week after returning from a tour of France. He dismissed the idea that Democratic rivals would influence his decision, saying not one iota.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
France
Westark Junior Colege
Russia Faces China Influence in Southeast Asia Crisis
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Moscow’s fury as Red China moves swiftly after Cambodia’s upheaval. Beijing aligns with Sihanouk and promotes protracted war, complicating diplomacy and threatening Western hopes for a negotiated settlement in Indochina. The Kremlin’s hesitation and gamble risk estranging Asia’s Communist movements while Sihanouk’s government exiles presses Beijing-backed strategy.
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William L. Ryan
China
Indochina
Peking
Cambodia
Washington
Moscow
Kremlin
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Mac
Mao
Asia
Red China
Crank Heads Conservation Group Elected at Hope Meeting
Marion Crank of Foreman chairs the newly formed Southwest Arkansas RC D project with Alfred Stinnett of Camden as vice chairman and Louis Wilson of Magnolia as secretary treasurer. The Soil Conservation Service leads the program with Herman Wilson as project coordinator based in Hope as attendees from 12 counties discuss area resource needs.
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Hope
Marion Crank
Foreman
Southwest Arkanas
Alfred Stin«nett
Camden
Louis Wilson
Magnolia
Rc&d
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Herman Wilson
The
Agea
Calhoun
Columbia
Dallas
Hempsteal
Howard
Lafaysette
Little River
Miller
Uae
Nevada
Sevier
Unio
George F. Brown
District Conservations
Finis Odum
Monroe Samuel
Moss Rowe
Slomon Goodlett
Board of
Hempstead County
Soul and Water Conservation District
City officials weigh clean up of old buildings and land sales
City directors reviewed a plan from the Citizens Advisory Committee on housing to remove dilapidated structures cited as hazards. The board agreed to pursue FHA permission for Galen May to acquire land near Oakhaven for a hay storage facility. They also studied a water from Millwood Lake report and planned joint work with the Water and Light Commission. A petition for mayor council government reorganization met validity as an election call. Grants totaling 110514 were approved for health planning in several Arkansas counties.
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Citizens Advisory Committee On Housing
Thar
Ferrell Williams
Citizens Advisory Committee
Guy Griggs
George
Boots) Smith
Frank Yarbrough
James Pruden
Joseph T. Rowe
Galen May
Oakhaven
May
Federal Aviation Administration
Permisson
John E. Hawkins & Associates
Millwood Lake
Hope
Hope Water & Light Commission
The
Water & Light Commission
Douglas
Hope Water and Light Commission weighs millwood dam plan
The Hope Water and Light Commission met May 22 to review Brown Hawkins report on two schemes for delivering up to 10 million gallons daily from Millwood Dam to Hope. One route calls for a Millwood intake and Mt Olive treatment plant with a 30 inch line to Hope, plus future expansion to 10 million gallons. Estimated costs run 6.62 million for the transmission route and 5.6 million for the alternate McNab Fulton route. The study favors the most populated line and notes Champion Paper’s absence raised costs, with Southwest Arkansas Water District plans offering potential savings that have not materialized.
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Hope Water and”Light Commission
John E. Hawkins
Faceey Oo
Yellow Creek
McNab-Fulton
Hope
Millwood
McNab
Southwest Water District
McNab- Fulton
Champion Paper Company
Champion Paper
Hope Water & Light Commission
Brown & Root
Magnolia
Water District
Champion
Southwest Arkansas
George Peck
Lloyd Spencer
Vincent Foster
Southwest Arkansas Water Disstrict
Post Office Reform Advances in Senate Panel
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee approves a plan to replace the Post Office Department with an independent U S Postal Service run by a board of governors. The reform would set rates by a rate-making commission and authorize up to 10 billion dollars in bonds for operations and capital improvements. An 8 percent pay raise for postal workers is included.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
Postal Service
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Post Office Department
U.S. Postal Service
Board of Governors
Congress
Postmaster General
Board of Rovetnols
G Aie
Nixon
Ralph W. Yarborough
Dtex
Vocational Ed Hearing Set by Arkansas Education Dept
The Arkansas Education Department will hold a public hearing Monday on its annual vocational education plan as required by federal law. The hearing aims to solicit public input on program goals and funding priorities for the coming year.
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Little Rock
State Education Department
Whites of Military Seek Separate School in D C Area
The Pentagon faces a contentious proposal to fund a Bolling Air Force Base elementary school for mostly white military children amid racial tensions in Washington. The House approved 2.3 million in a military construction bill. the Defense Department has not taken a position, while the Military Parents Association argues local public schools fail to protect their children from intimidation.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Washington (Ap
Pentagon
Senate
Air Force
Bolling Air Force Base
Washington
Defense Department
House
Armed Services Committee
Military Parents Association
George Benson
Asst
Defense For Education
Benson
United States
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