Indications of Easing by U S Money Managers
U S money managers hint at expansionist policy as the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee signals some easing in credit conditions and higher growth in money supply. The move follows a discount rate cut to 5 percent and a 0.25 percentage point drop in the prime rate, amid debates among officials.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Federal Reserve System
U.S. Treasury
Fed
Andrew F. Brimmer
Alfred Hayes
New York Bank
Darryl F. Francis
St. Louis Bank
Charges to Be Filed in Pine Bluff Shooting Death
Pine Bluff authorities expect charges today against a 47 year old man in the weekend shooting death of James Taylor 55 whose body was found in a field near Lake Pine Bluff. Deputy Loyd Harrison said Taylor was killed by a single 18 caliber gunshot.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
James
Taylor
Loyd Harrison
Lake Pine Bluff
Quiz About Elections Reflects on 1972 Campaign Hopes
With congressional voting behind, observers assess how results shape the 1972 presidential race. A five-part People and Places Quiz appears on Page 4, with answers on Page 3, as part of the VEC Instructional Materials sponsored by Hope Star Living Textbook Program for participating area schools.
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VEC
Hope,Star
Congress Asks Report on War Powers
The House approved a nonbinding resolution urging the president to report to Congress when using emergency war powers. It insists Congress declares war and calls for consultation and prompt notification when American forces are deployed abroad without authorization. Rep. Pucinski criticized it as only interpretive.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
House
Congress
Senate
U.S
Roman C. Pucinski
DNL
Middle East
Viet troops into Cambodia expose large ammo stockpile
South Vietnamese forces pushed six miles into northeast Cambodia and uncovered a 254 ton cache of 85mm ammunition in Ratanakiri Province, while rocket and mortar rounds struck two U.S. bases in South Vietnam wounding 20 and killing three. U.S. B52s bombed routes north and south of the operation as Saigon reports 16,000 troops across the border, and Nixon orders further troop cuts reducing U.S. forces to 344,000 by year end.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Ratanakiri
Bien Hoa
12Th Infantry
Vietnam
Nixon
Groceries May Cost More Next Year But Farmers to Get Less
AP reports farm share of the food dollar will dip to 38 cents in the first half of next year, down from 39 cents this year, as wages for grocery workers rise and transport costs climb. Middlemen's profits hold steady despite higher distribution costs, with food manufacturers at about 2.4 percent and top chains earning around 1 percent.
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Don Kendall
Washington
America
Agriculture Department
Cholera Spreads Amid Cyclone Survivors in East Pakistan
Cholera now concerns storm survivors in Dacca and the Ganges delta as hunger and homelessness mount after a cyclone. Officials cite 55,000 dead with estimates suggesting 300,000 to 500,000 possible totals, though unconfirmed.
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Arnold Zeitlin
Associated Press
Dacca
East Pakistan
Ganges River
Syed Ahmed
Hatia
Ganges Delta
Hoover Rips Back at Clark in Public Feud
FBI director J Edgar Hoover and former attorney general Ramsey Clark clash over leadership and ethics in separate public remarks and interviews. Clark blames the FBI for prioritizing credit over crime control while Hoover dismisses Clark as a jellyfish and lauds his own tenure and integrity. The dispute unfolds amid broader debates on law enforcement standards and accountability.
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Mark Brown
Associated Press
Iwashington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Hoover
Clark i
Bobby
Kennedy
John N. Mitchell
The
Post
America
Nursing Home Grant Approved for 80-Bed Addition
Washington AP reports Senator McClellan announces a $400000 Hill Burton grant approved for Presbyterian Village Nursing Home in Little Rock to fund an 80 bed addition. The project aims to expand capacity and improve care. Local officials welcomed the funding as a boost to senior services in Arkansas.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Presbyterian Village
Little Rock
Lions Yule Auction Set For December Bank Lobby
The 22 Annual Lions Club Auction will run December 2 to 4 in Citizens National Bank lobby. Lions start calling merchants for contributions November 23 through December 2. University of Arkansas basketball broadcast delayed to December 2, with games on December 2 3 and 4. Public invited to view items starting Monday, November 30.
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Lions Club
Citizens National Bank
Lions
University of Arkansas
Bumpers to Meet Rockefeller on Transition Eve
Gov elect Dale Bumpers was to lunch with Gov Winthrop Rockefeller at the Governor's Mansion as the two plan talks on the January transition. An aide said the meeting time was unsettled. Bumpers had met four department heads to seek budget ideas and proposed changes to improve agencies ahead of his January take office.
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Len Blaylock
H. C. Adams
Bumpers
Blaylock
Earth Tremor Shakes Arkansas Region Faces Fault Line
A moderate tremor struck eastern Arkansas western Tennessee and southeastern Missouri Monday night. Police in Jonesboro logged two tremors about 30 seconds apart between 8 09 and 8 11 p m while Rev William Stauder of St Louis University seismograph said the event was recorded at 8 14 p m and centered about 140 miles south of St Louis with magnitude 4 to 4 5 on the Richter scale. Epicenter near Poplar Bluff Missouri, with wide area felt from Poplar Bluff to Helena Arkansas.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Poplar Bluff
Helena
Ark
Jonesboro
William Stauder
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Stauder
All Around Town charity drive and local crime report
Sheriff Jimmie Griffin and Fire Chief Jamey Cobb collect clothing and goods for Benton State Hospital with drop points at the fire station and Hempstead Courthouse. Hope police log lists multiple violations and 281 accidents this year. Sixty percent of Hempstead County students attend Southern State College amid diverse out of state and international enrollments.
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Jimmie Griffin
Jamey Cobb
State Hospital
Benton
Hempstead
Sheriff's Office
Hope City
Hempstead County
Southern State College
James L. Smyth
Arkansas
Iran
Japan
Libya
Thailand
Hope
Lanette Arrington
Wayne Atterbury
Bobby Barham
Carroll Beck
James Bell
Judith Bright
Jimmy Cowart
Sherry Crank
Cynthia Crews
Joan Davis
Gayle Dixon
Belinda Evans
Rock Bottom List Agreed by Leaders
President Nixon and Republican leaders agreed on a rock bottom wish list for the 1970 Congress. House and Senate leaders warned of casualties among bills and urged action on six pending appropriations and welfare, school aid, manpower, Social Security, highway and housing legislation before adjournment. Mansfield called Scott’s list reasonable, predicting four to five weeks of work and possible passage if allies cooperate.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Senate
GOP
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Ford
Scott
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
Mansfield
Local Girl Scouts Win at Craft Fair
Hope troop Cadette scouts dominated the Brownies Juniors and Cadettes divisions at the Council Arts and Craft Fair with first places in knitting sewing decoupage and more. Judges from Texarkana included Mrs. Truman Hobbs Mrs. Glen Price and Mr. Leslie Hackworth.
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Hope
Texarkana
Truman Hobbs
Glen Price
Leslie Hackworth
Dena Pletcher
Debbye Petre
Jan Dillard
Jodi Duncan
Lst
Carla Carey
Debby Petre
Sandra Whitaker
Pamela Neel
Donna Petre
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