Officials Hear Account Of Generals Detention
In Ankara, Pentagon officials reviewed the three week detention of Maj. Gen. Edward C. D. Scherrer and Brig. Gen. Claude McQuarrie Jr. after their plane crossed into Soviet Armenia. Russia released them Tuesday.
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Associated Press
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Pentagon
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Edward C. D. Scherrer
U. S
Claude McQuarrie Jr
Leninakan
Soviet Armenia
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James P. Russell
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Kars
Denii
Scherrer
World leaders gather for Armistice Day tribute at Colombey
World leaders from across the globe flocked to Colombey after the Armistice Day ceremony to honor Charles de Gaulle who was wounded and captive in WWI. De Gaulle’s widow, his son the navy captain, and his daughter received visits as leaders including Pompidou Chaban-Delmas Nixon Heinemann Erhard Kiesinger Heath Selassie Haile Belgians Baudouin Juliana Brandt were noted guests with Brant bedridden by flu.
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Jacques Chaban-Delmas
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France
Paris
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Ludwig Erhard
Karl Georg Kiesinger
West Germany
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Edward Heath
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Shah
Iran
Baudouin
Belgium
Juliana
Netherlands
Willy Brandt
Obituaries Highlight Dr Humber and Cal Alley Deaths
Dr Robert Lee Humber aged 72 co founder of the United World Federalists died Tuesday night in Greenville North Carolina He helped organize UWF in 1947 to support the United Nations Calvin Cal Alley aged 56 longtime editorial cartoonist for The Memphis Commercial Appeal and originator of the syndicated The Byatts died Tuesday night of cancer in Memphis Tennessee
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N.C
Robert Lee Humber
United World Federalists
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UWF
United Nations
Memphis, Tenn
Calvin ‘Cal’ Alley
Memphis Commercial Appeal
British Veto on Rhodesia at U N Security Council
Britain vetoed an Asian African resolution on Rhodesia in the United Nations Security Council, its fifth veto. The measure, opposed by the United States and France in abstention, urged independence only with majority rule for Southern Rhodesia. Prime Minister Heath’s government said it favored reopening talks on prior agreed principles. Richard Burton made a Commander of the British Empire on his 45th birthday at Buckingham Palace, with Elizabeth Taylor present.
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Associated Press
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Soybean Outlook Discussed At Hope Kiwanis Meeting
Irvin Townsend of Southern Grain and Elevator Corp spoke to the Hope Kiwanis Club on Tuesday about soybean varieties maturing at different times with varying oil content. Townsend noted 150,000 bushels handled in the first season and projected near 600,000 this year, with county soybean earnings around 2 million dollars. Ricky Renshaw, son of Kiwanian Gordon Renshaw, attended as a guest.
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Irvin Townsend
Southern Grain and Elevator Corporation
Hope Kiwanis Club
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Kiwanis Club
Arkansas Weather Summary 24 Hours to 7 A.M. Wednesday
Weather station report notes 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Wednesday with a high of 65 and a low of 36. Forecasts call for increasing cloudiness tonight with a band of showers and thundershowers spreading eastward across Arkansas, then decreasing cloudiness Thursday with highs mostly in the upper 50s to 60s and lows tonight in the mid to upper 30s northwest and mostly 40s elsewhere.
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Weather Experiment Station
Arkansas
Poitier to donate film net to Virginia Union
Actor Sidney Poitier a trustee of Virginia Union University agreed to give the school 5 percent of his net on his next two films announced by president Al ie B. James. The amount and exact figures were not disclosed.
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Sidney Poitier
Virginia Union University
Allie B. James
Virginia Union
Decision Next Week on American Party
Secretary of State Kelly Bryant said he expected a decision by early next week on whether the American party must reach 15 percent of statewide votes to remain a recognized party. It was unclear if the 15 percent threshold applies under state law, with lawyers noting no explicit requirement for the AIP to hit that vote share to stay on the ballot.
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Little Rock
Kelly Bryant
American Party
AIP
Kidnaped American and Brazilian Consul Info Surfaces
Tupamaro guerrillas release details on American agronomist Claude Fly and Brazilian consul Aloysio Gomide, via Panorama Magazine interview. Fly's letter claims innocence amid political conflict, while Gomide fears for life as Mitrione was killed. Negotiations for prisoner releases and manifesto publication are noted.
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Associated Press
Montevideo
Uruguay
Claude L. Fly
Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide
Fly
U.S
Vivianne Koestler
Panorama Magazine
Dias Gomide
Dan A. Mitrione
Mitrione
Miss Koestler
CIA
Latin America
Tupamaros
Angela Davis Indicted on Three Counts in California
Marin County grand jury charges Angela Davis with murder kidnapping and conspiracy for a courthouse shootout that killed four. The 26 year old former UCLA philosophy teacher, jailed in New York, faces charges tied to a plot to seize hostages and aid three Soledad Prison prisoners.
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Calif
Angela Davis
Marin County
UCLA
Soledad Prison
Here
Miss Davis
California
New York
FBI
Jonathan Jackson
Los Angeles
George Jackson
Seledad Prison
Trial Delays Spark Calls for Reform in Arkansas Courts
In Arkansas, Judge Scott cites delaying trials and untrained judges as fueling crime and eroding trust. He notes cases reset without witness notice risking dismissals for want of prosecution and urges the legal profession to reform. He cites Congress action on crime and a new statewide drive to cut burglary with a computerized justice system.
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Arkansas
Congress
Ham launches bid for Arkansas GOP chairmanship
Little Rock AP Ham Jr. formally announces candidacy for state Republican chairman. He helped Gov. Rockefeller build the party in the 1960s and cites a 1969 Morristown Democrat article on his party work. Other contenders include William Kelly and Charles Bernard.
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Everett A. Ham Jr
Republican State Committee
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Republican Party
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Earle
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U.S. Senate
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