Humphrey Apology Marks Milder TV Debate in California
Nevada County Returns. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey apologized for calling George McGovern a fool over tax ideas. Both candidates rejected Wallace as a running mate and kept to a calmer NBC Meet the Press format. McGovern defended his inheritance tax and defense plans, while Humphrey pressed McGovern's income supplement and fiscal reforms.
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Los Angeles
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
South
Fresno
Calif
McGovern
Minnesotan
Humphrey
California
Minnesota
NBC
Wallace
Coastal City Bombing Raid Isolate Vinh
U S Navy fighter bombers using TV guided smart bombs targeted Vinh a key coastal city between Hanoi and the DMZ Wave after wave of jets from three carriers in Tonkin Gulf hit Vinh and its rail lines and bridges The Saigon command said 175 North Vietnamese troops were killed in fighting around the city while U S bombers pounded the area in a broad campaign The Pentagon claimed North Vietnamese supply cuts near zero by rail from China and the front lines reported light activity aside from Kontum
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S. Navy
Vinh
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Midway
Tho Tuong
Navy
Tonkin Gulf
China
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
South Vietnam
Kontum
Arctic Air Brings Cool Temperatures Across U S
A mass of arctic air settled over the central nation chilling large areas from the Great Lakes to the Ozarks. Midwest temperatures hovered in the mid-40s after a spell of warm weather. Showers and thunderstorms followed as the cold front moved eastward, with rain extending from New York to the Carolinas and from the Florida Panhandle to central Texas.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Ozarks
Midwest
New York
Carolinas
Florida Panhandle
Texas
Fourth District primary results filtered by county
AP dispatch from Little Rock notes county by county results in Tuesday's eighth district primary election.
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Littile Rock
Compromise Reached At NATO Meeting
NATO ministers end two day talks with agreement to discuss reinforcement measures for East West stability at a 35 nation conference in Europe next year. They urged mutual talks on balanced force reductions and pledged to defend alliance members while seeking better East European relations and peace in Europe.
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Bonn
United Sates
North Atlantic
Europe
Nixon
NATO
William P. Rogers
Moscow
France
Germany
West Germany
Soviet Union
Poland
West Berlin
Pryor Says He Cracked Fear of McClellan in Runoff
Arkansas congressman David Pryor claimed the late results showed McClellan vulnerable as both candidates eyed a June 16 runoff. Pryor cautioned against certainty, urged workers to stay ready, and noted Arkansas voters want a fresh start amid reshaping politics. McClellan aides offered no immediate word on a McClellan appearance at his Little Rock headquarters.
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Dala McKinsey
Associated Press
Little Rock
David
Goliath
David Pryor
Sen
John McClellan
Pryor
McClellan
South Carolina
Everett Jordan
Nick Gilifianakis
Arkansas
Israel
Jerusalem
Aharon Katzir
Israel Academy of Sciences
International Union of Pure and Applied Biophysics
Carol Golden
New York
Tom
Miss Golden
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PFLP
Beirut
Lebanon
Smith Wins Race for Prosecutor in 8th District
Norman M. Smith won the prosecutors post with 13 348 votes to 12 524 for Damon Young in unofficial returns. Smith, a Miller county deputy and former Hempstead deputy, carried Miller county 5165 to 4290 and Clark county 3352 to 3003. Young led in Nevada and Hempstead counties, while Smith carried Hempstead by 22 votes. The report also notes separate violent event details and a fast bird speed unrelated to the election.
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Pat House
Mecaskul
Nels Epperson
F Adams
Irvin Honeycutt
Jess West
B Spicer
J. S. Moses
John Gaines
Wiig Clendenen
Spring Hill
Democratic Central
Tarpiesy
Garland Ridd
Lal
Norman M. Smith
Damon Young
Smith
Miller County
Hempstead
Young
Texarkana
Clark County
Nevada County
Court faces backlog as Supreme Court races to July
The Supreme Court must accelerate to about 16 decisions per session to finish work by July with 66 argued cases remaining. Tuesday yielded five opinions none of major impact, including a shrimp vein-removal patent ruling. The court contends with divisions as it shifts from Warren era liberalism to Burger era restraint.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Baseball
William S. Girard
Little Rock
Ark
Earl Warren
Warren Burger
Farm Bureau Meets June 1 With Two Guest Speakers
The monthly Farm Bureau meeting is Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Farm Bureau Conference room. Finis Odom and Carter Sutton will be the guest speakers. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Farm Bureau
Finis Odom
Carter Sutton
Obituaries and community notices from Hope area
Obituaries for Naomi Derryberry Patrick and Frank J. Hill note Lima and Hope deaths with service details. Kinard, Loyd Kinard obituary lists survivors and service in Hern don Chapel with burial at Memory Garden. Local items include Dean's List honor, Democratic Central Committee meeting, Kindler Band scholarship, majorettes bake sale, day camp registration, and Olney vinegar spill investigation with 6,000 gallons released onto ground.
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Naomi D. Patrick
Naomi Derryberry Patrick
Lima
Ohio
DeAnn
Paul
John
Jim
Audrey Smith
Harry
Van
Quentin
George Derryberry
Hope
Cridersville
Bayliff Funeral Home
William Loyd Kinard
First United Methodist Church
Century Bible Class
Young Chevrolet, Inc
Etta Gordon Kinard
Kenneth Kinard
el Dorado
Earl Kinard
Junction City
E.P. Young, Sr
Herndon Chapel
Charles C. Caldwell
W.D. Flowers
George Hartsfield
Lloyd Leverett
Earl Ray Murphy
James Ward
Century Bible
Memory Garden
Herndon Funeral Home of Hope
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U.S. Senate
David Pryor Foster Johnson
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Ray Thornton
Jack Coleman
Richard Arnold
Richard Mays
Dale Bumpers
George Davis
Q. Byrum Hurst
Mack Harbour
Lester Gibbs
Bill Thompson
Jim Guy Tucker
Kelly Bryant
John L. Riggs
Oscar Alagood
Vernon Whitten
Sam Jones
Benny Roark
8Th Judicial District
Ralph Barnes
Robert B. Andrews
Arthur L. Wicker
Clyde Covington
Roy Loomis
William Avery
Congressional
Day
Arnold Thorntn
Mays Coleman
Ashley
Bradley
Calhoun
Chicot
Clark
Cleveland
Columbia
Dallas
Desha
Drew
Grant
Hot Spring
Howard
Jefferson
Lafayette
Lincoln
Little River
Miller
Nevada
Quachita
Pike
Sevier
By Carl Hartman
Helsinki
B. Wallace McDowell
D.D.S
Deanna Drug
Hope, Ark
By Barry Schweid
Sears
Hope Village Shopping Center
Frank J. Hill
Methodist Church of
Faye Tarpley Hill
Preston C. Hill
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Connie Robbins
Anderson Cemetery
Oakcrest Funeral Home of Hope
Nancy Anne Hogan
State College of Arkansas
Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee
Hope City Hall
Mark Clifton Ellis
Clifton Ellis
Leota Futrell
Kindler
Mark
Henderson College
Hope High School
Martin’s Shoe
Herbert Burn
Hope Park and Recreation Department
Hope Youth Center
Olney, II
Olney
Alton Vinegar Co
Corner of
2Nd & Main Hope, Arkansas
Howard Wolfe
Jamaicas
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