Foreign Aid Measure Has No Chance
The House votes on a new foreign aid resolution likely to give the administration a brief respite, but the Senate will not approve it. The Senate debates a sharply reduced aid program far below administration levels as Congress stalled on a replacement for the $2.5 billion package rejected earlier. Senate leaders see no path to a continuing resolution beyond November 15, while Fulbright urges striking foreign aid provisions to force authorization before any further spending.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
WASHINGTON /API
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State Department
Hugh Scott
White House
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Pentagon
JL W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Appropriations Committee
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Kidnapped Girl Freed Unharmed After Negotiations
A 15 year old girl Debbie Devore of Martinez was abducted Sunday and rescued unharmed after about three hours of negotiation with the suspect at a Concord house. Pleasant Hill Concord and FBI officers participated in the operation. The gunman had beaten a girl and wounded her parents prior to the kidnapping. The assailant’s identity was not released.
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Pleasant Hill
Calif
Tim Martell
Debbie Devore
Martinez Calif
Concord
FBI
Debbie
Martel
Weather Outlook for Arkansas Featured Cold Turn
A weather note from Staten reports light rain this morning in eastern areas fading as a cold front moves in from the west. Temperatures rise into the low 60s but will fall tonight to the upper 20s to near 44, with daytime highs in the low to mid 60s expected tomorrow. Strong winds and a sharp temperature drop are forecast, bringing a freeze risk in northern counties.
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Staten
Arkansas
Becum
Fair Weather Forecast for Arkansas This Week
The Associated Press reports fair skies in Arkansas tonight through Wednesday as a trough moves east and a high pressure ridge blocks new storms for the next two to three days. Temperatures will warm with sun but many areas will see radiation cooling and near freezing at night. Highs Monday ranged from 40 to 49, with today in the 60s and Wednesday in the upper 50s to 60s. overnight lows 20s to upper 30s. Rainfall was light in several towns, with trace amounts in Jonesboro and Memphis and small amounts in others such as Pine Bluff, Fayetteville, and Harrison.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Harrison
el Dorado
Fayetteville
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Fort Smith
Castro to Lead Chile Visit by Fidel Castro
Fidel Castro will head an official delegation to Chile on Wednesday for the first visit by a Cuban leader since the two nations established ties. The trip aims to strengthen diplomatic and economic links between Havana and Santiago amid regional Cold War tensions.
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Fig
Fidel Castro
Willead
Chile
Att Wedniesdas
If You Have to Tell a Secret Pick a Woman Over 80
Hope Arkansas Star quotes HAL BOYLE offering light aphorisms on secrets aging women and everyday ironies. The column riffs on snoring, topless waitresses, running quarterbacks, artichokes, finances, waxed mustaches, and nature, delivered in Boyle’s signature witty style.
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Ark
Star
Hal Boyle
New York
Supreme Court denies Jolley plea to avoid deportation
Washington AP reports a 27 year old North Carolina native who renounced citizenship to dodge Army service was denied a hearing by the Supreme Court. Jolley left for Canada in 1967, later returned to the United States, and was ordered to depart after immigration authorities found him an alien. The government argued his renunciation created alien status and that draft obligation is citizenship, while Jolley claimed duress.
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North Carolina
Supreme Court
Thomas Glenn Jolley
Greensboro
Canada
Toronto
Jolley
United States
Atlanta
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Board of Immigration Appeals
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Chrysler Raises Prices on Colt Models and Cricket Sedan
Chrysler Corp. announced price increases on four Colt models and the Cricket four door sedan following the Nixon administration tariff change. Increases range from 169 to 216 dollars, making the Cricket the most expensive among import and domestic cars. prices approved by the Cost of Living Council in Washington.
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API
Chrysler Corp
United States
Chrysler
Washington
China Enters UN With Cautious Self-Confidence
Premier Chou En-lai says Communist China enters the United Nations with self confidence but will take a very cautious approach. In an interview conducted in Peking on Oct 28, he noted the vote approval exceeded two thirds and warned against indiscretion while affirming equal treatment of all UN members and opposition to major powers and domination.
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Tokyo
Chou En-lai
China
United Nations
Japan
Hiroo Goto
Asahi Shimbun
Peking
Chou
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Pull-Out of Troops in Ireland Unwise Debate
Pentagon officials reportedly selected Donald Miller, 39, of Seatrain Shipbuilding as leading candidate for the deputy assistant secretary of defense for civil rights post after a 10 week search. The job, vacant since August, aims to curb racial discrimination in the armed forces with full support from Defense Secretary Melvin Laird. Miller, a retired Army major, would implement a training program and use backing to push reforms.
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Fred 8S. Hoffman
Washington
Pentagon
New York
Donald Miller
Seatrain Shipbuilding Corp
Miller
Laird
Ham
Senate OKs broad consumer legislation on warranties
The Senate approved a large consumer bill 76 to 2, expanding FTC powers to regulate warranties and allow class actions to recover funds for deceived customers. Key provisions require clear replacement or repair terms, trial attorney fees paid by the company, and disclosure of such costs in the warranty for products over five dollars.
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John Lengel
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Frank Moss
Utah
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
FTC
Ralph Nader
Roman Hrska
R-Neb
Marlow Cook
Rey
Cook
Hruska
Sen
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Four Injured in Hunting Accidents in Arkansas
Four people were hurt in hunting accidents on Monday the opening deer season in Arkansas. James Haynie, 17, of El Dorado, was shot through both thighs on his grandfather’s land. Maureen Eiland, 46, of El Dorado, was shot in the left foot. two toes were lost. Herschel Upton, 45, of Mariam Kane, and Walter Taffer, 38, of Ravenden, were wounded near Pocahontas, likely from the same bullet as a large party hunted nearby. Lawrence County officials said an investigation is ongoing.
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James Haynie
el Dorado
Maurine Eiland
Lawrence County
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Marium, Kane
Walter Taffer
Ravenden
Pocahontas
Eight Charged in Connection With Gambling
LITTLE ROCK AP Pulaski County Grand Jury met privately Monday with Prof. Atty Jim Guy Tucker. The jury is investigating gambling activities in North Little Rock and will resume deliberations at 1 p.m. The grand jury previously met Oct 29 and adjourned while Circuit Judge Richard B Adkisson was on vacation. A federal grand jury has indicted six persons in North Little Rock gambling and Tucker has filed charges against two others in Pulaski County Circuit Court.
FFA Work Highlighted by Troy Buck at Lions Club
Troy Buck vocational agriculture instructor from Hope High School spoke to the Lions Club at Town and Country. He outlined FFA projects in the Southwest District, including scholarships, banners, rodeos, and a hay hauling project that funds equipment through student labor. Buck noted crowded facilities for 247 students daily and the value of hands on training alongside theory. Bob Daniels attended as the only guest, recognized by Bud Collier.
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Troy Buck
Hope High School
Lions Club
Royce Pendergrass
Buck
F.F.A
Mr. Buck
Bob Daniels
Bud Collier
Steele Talks at Rotary Club Meet
The Rev Norris Steele told Hope Rotary Club on Friday November 5 that juvenile delinquency is a local problem and that moral responsibility rests mainly with the home He praised youth programs by the Parks and Recreation Commission Scouts churches and schools Rotarian Vincent Foster urged voting on November 9 for two bond issues and discussed industry changes and housing need Dr Emmet Thompson arranged the program and Dr Sam Strong welcomed the guests Claud Garner George Frazier James H Pilkinton and Terry Becherer were noted attendees
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Hope Rotary Club
Parks and Recreation Commission
Scouts
Vincent Foster
Emmet Thompson
Sam Strong
Claud Garner
George Frazier
James H. Pilkinton
Terry Becherer
Pryor Possible Candidate for U S Senate in Arkansas
Rep. David Pryor spoke to the Jonesboro Lions Club and urged that he may run for the U S Senate next year, not necessarily seeking re election to the House. He cited four top issues in the 1972 race and voiced reservations about Nixon economy policy while predicting clashes over presidential powers in labor and business.
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Jonesboro, Ark
David Pryor
D-Ark
Pryor
el Dorado
Jonesboro Lions Club
U.S. Senate
Pryce
Nixon
United Nations
Taiwan
Puley Wyward
China
Wallace Busing Stance Marks Southern Governors Meet
A committee of the Southern Governors Conference plans behind closed doors talks on a mild antibusing resolution by Gov. George C. Wallace. The measure urges the Senate to ban federal funds for busing, even where ordered for integration, and seeks amendments to block nonfederal funding for busing.
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William L. Chaze
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Southern Governors Conference
Alabama
George C. Wallace
U.S. Senate
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Senate
William Waller
Charles Evers
Mississippi
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Florida
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