Arkansas grateful to Rockefeller after election defeat
Rep. John Paul Hammerschmidt says Arkansas will be eternally grateful for Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller's push for competitive government. He notes Rockefeller’s efforts helped erase old alliances and empower spokesmen. Hammerschmidt adds Agnew's Arkansas visit may have hurt GOP prospects by attacking Sen. Fulbright.
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Democrats May Offer Own Economy Plan
Rep. Carl Albert signals House Democrats may push their own economic program if the Nixon administration fails to address inflation and unemployment. He cites a growing majority, notes past steps like standby credit and price controls, and says Democrats will lead with unity as they prepare to elect a speaker in January.
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Senators Consider Leadership as Elections Narrow
The article reviews party leadership options after election results with William Proxmire? No, mentions Baker and Scott as possible leaders. It notes George Murphy and Ralph T. Smith were defeated as potential challengers. It highlights Baker as more conservative than Scott and describes shifts in GOP sentiment. It also includes international reactions to Nixon’s defeat and opinions from European newspapers praising or critiquing the U.S. vote.
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Lowell P. Weicker
Connecticut
William V. Roth
Delaware
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
William EB. Brock III
Tennessee
Baker
George Murphy
California
Ralph T. Smith
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Scott
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Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Gordon Adott
Colorado
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
DeAnna Drug Store Opens In Hope Arkansas
New Deanna Drug Store opens on Sixth and Main in Hope, owned by Doug Haynie who also runs Gibson Rexall Drug. The feature-filled store showcases cosmetic lines, gifts, men and baby departments, stationery, veterinary supplies, and a modern pharmacy with a Family Record System. The Haynie family invites locals to visit this eye catching, full service shop.
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King
Converesant Aids Center
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Paul Morgan
U.S. to Pull Division From Korea Border
Pentagon sources say a U.S. Army Division guarding about 18 miles of the Korean DMZ will be pulled back and placed in reserve as forces in South Korea are reduced. The drawdown begins around mid 1971 with about 20,000 of 62,000 garrison personnel to leave, while Seoul and Washington discuss withdrawal details.
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Obituaries for Helton and Four Notables Across Cities
Funeral services for Robert B. Helton 57 of Texarkana killed in a Canton Texas truck car crash will be held at Oakcrest Funeral Chapel Friday at 2 p.m. Burial in Memorial Gardens Texarkana. Peter II 47 last king of Yugoslavia died in exile from pneumonia in Paris or London offices. Olof Wallenius 68 Swedish shipping magnate died after pioneering auto shipment methods with boats used worldwide. Rene Pinchart 79 retired fencing master who coached four U.S. Olympics teams died in Middletown Conn. His trainees earned 87 national titles.
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Yugoslavia
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Stockholm
Sweden
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Middletown
Conn
Rene Pinchart
Elections and Economic Policy Debate From Page One
The article notes Democrats gaining ground in some industrial states while Congress remains largely conservative. Since Nixon, efforts to curb inflation and layoffs have continued, with scholars proposing direct public education on wage and price limits. Modern economies pursue full employment policies risking inflation as wages and prices rise.
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Some Races Remain Undecided
The Associated Press reports elections leaving several races unsettled. Indiana Senate Vance Hartke leads Richard Roudebush by 3698 votes with a recount possible. House Kentucky sees Romano Mazzoli up by 114 over William Cowger though 733 absentee ballots remain. Governors Michigan Milliken leads Sander Levin by 88587. Maine Curtis up 702 over James Erwin with recount starting Nov 23. Rhode Island Licht leads DeSimone by 2710 with about 7550 absentees to count and a machine recount.
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Kenneth M. Curtis
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James S. Erwin
Rhode Island
Frank Licht
Herbert F. DeSimone
Hijacker Claims Unloaded Gun In Longest Airborne Hijack
In Rome today Raphael Minichiello, a former U S Marine corporal, testified he hijacked a TWA jetliner across the United States with an unloaded gun. He said he told the pilot the weapon was unloaded and that he loaded the rifle and fired by accident near New York when police approached the refueling aircraft. He said he chose Italy to avoid U S robbery charges and feared an unfair trial. The court session was continued to Friday for more testimony.
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Weather Elsewhere and a Message to Nixon’s Delegation
Bruce remarks to the North Vietnamese chief condemn his words and attitude as shameful and inadmissible. He stresses courtesy if not quiet. Vietnamese communists call Tuesday’s midterm elections a personal rebuke to Nixon and his aim to push America toward reaction.
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Peace Envoy Lashes Nixon in Paris Peace Talks
North Vietnamese Ambassador Xuan Thuy insulted President Nixon during a Paris peace talks session. U.S. spokesman Steven Ledegar described a sharp exchange and said Ambassador David K. E. delivered a strong reprimand. The remarks were not repeated.
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David K.E
Arkansas forecast shows fair, warming into Friday
An Experiment Station report covers a 24 hour period ending 7 am Thursday with a high of 52 and a low of 31 and light frost. Forecasts from ARKANSAS indicate generally fair and warmer conditions through Friday with night lows in the 30s to low 40s and Friday highs mostly in the 60s.
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Arkansas party fate in state remains uncertain
Walter Carruth of Lexa the American party nominee for governor said it is too early to tell what will happen to the party in Arkansas after a vote showing no candidate reaching the 15 percent threshold. He suggested moving to Mississippi or Alabama and noted voters backed liberal policies, with Bumpers winning and Rockefeller defeated. Carruth predicted lawmakers would support Bumpers programs, including tax increases and unitary schools, as reflected by the mandate voters gave.
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