Britain and U S Split on Red Proposal
The United States and France held back from pushing large NATO talks with the Soviet bloc on European peace. A French spokesman said Maurtice Schumann agreed with Secretary Rog ers to favor East West negotiations among pairs or small groups. Britain favored exploratory talks with many European nations plus the U S and Canada, with smaller NATO members largely backing Britain. The clash surfaced at the North Atlantic Council meeting, involving foreign ministers from 15 NATO countries.
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Associated Press
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Weather Report for Arkansas 24 Hour Period
Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday. High 86, Low 65, rainfall 0.2 inches. Forecast calls for widely scattered showers and thunder showers in extreme southwest spreading northeast tonight, mainly east portion Thursday. Highs in 80s and lows in 60s through Thursday.
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Living Cost Is Issue in Auto Wages
Detroit AP reports cost of living could be the pivotal obstacle in new auto industry contracts this year. Wages tied to the government's consumer price index may trigger a major strike, with the cost-of-living formula already adding 97 cents to the current $4.02 average hourly wage at General Motors Ford and Chrysler since 1948.
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Vietnam and Cambodia Restore Ties
Saigon and Phnom Penh announced they would resume diplomatic relations and exchange ambassadors. The move follows Cambodia's 1964 break amid border incidents and current talks between Yem Sambaur and Saigon officials. Disputed offshore islands and ethnic nationalities in each country delayed the communique.
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Expressway at L A Is Rejected
The federal Bureau of Public Roads says Little Rock's East West Expressway cannot be included in the interstate highway system at this time. The Arkansas Highway Commission cites lack of state funds to continue construction and says mileage is fully allocated. The commission remains optimistic it will be considered for future inclusion if funds become available.
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Kiwanis Lieutenant Governor Visits Hope Club
Kiwanis Division XXIV Lieutenant Governor Crow visited his home club in Hope Arkansas on Tuesday. He urged members to join civic clubs for fellowship business and service and highlighted qualities of ideal members. He noted the upcoming division meeting in Hope on June 5 with Governor Dick DeWalle and wife as honored guests, the first Hope hosting in 25 years. Harold Trent attended as the sole guest.
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Hope
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Harry Hawthorne
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Oldest Moon Rock Found Dates to Solar System Dawn
Apollo 12 lunar sample yielded a lemon sized rock with an apparent age of 4.6 billion years, the oldest native lunar or terrestrial rock. Scientists note high uranium and potassUim content and plan tests for iodine 129 decay to reinforce the age, linking Moon and meteorite origins.
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Paul Recer
AP Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Earth
Moon
Space
Paul Gast
Lunar and Earth Sciences
Manned Spacecraft Center
Gast
Anthony J. Calio
Obituary of Raymond Hughes Jr former Hope resident killed in Cambodia
Raymond Hugh es Jr also known as Bubba Hughes, 20, a former Hope resident, was killed in action in Cambodia on May 23. Survivors include his parents of Jonesboro, two sisters in Jonesboro and Houston, and an aunt and uncle in local relatives. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Hope
Cambodia
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Jonesboro
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