KXAR plans Caribbean cruise trip for staff group
KXAR International announces its fourth trip, The Caribbean Cruise, departing March 20, 1976 from Dallas to Miami aboard a VIP eight day voyage visiting Nassau San Juan and St. Thomas. Prices run 599 outside cabin 569 inside with plane fare and meals included. Down payment 100 due by Dec 31 1975 balance due Jan 20 1976. A Mardi Gras preview film shows Friday at 7 p.m. in Red River Vocational Tech Commons. Contact Sherry Hollis at Radio Station KXAR 777-3601 for details.
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Kxar International
Dallas
Miami
Nassau
Bahamas
San Juan
Puerto Rico
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Red River Vocational Technical School
Sherry Hollis
KXAR
FBI Says FBI Sought to Destroy King Leader of Civil Rights
Senate intelligence committee released evidence that the FBI waged a six year campaign to undermine Martin Luther King Jr. The drive included bugging hotels, a blackmailing letter suggesting suicide, plans to replace King with a new national Negro leader, and attempts to thwart King’s meetings with Pope Paul VI and other actions. Bureau officials faced questions about the scope and legality of the effort.
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Washington
FBI
Martin Luther King Jr
Senate Intelligence Committee
King
Memphis
Ing
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Pope Paul VI
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
J. Edgar Hoover
F. A. O. Schwarz III
Curtis R. Smothers
Hoover
Bureau
Schwarz
Smothers
Mondale
Martin Luther King
Lorraine
Tenn
Atlanta
The
League officers elected at Arkansas Municipal League
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP Mayor Neil Stallings of Jonesboro was elected president of the Arkansas Municipal League at its annual convention. Stallings follows Mayor Tom Ellsworth of Hot Springs. New officers include Mayors Harry Kolb Magnolia Dick Prewitt Osceola Jim Miller Judsonia Bob Knight Siloam Springs and Hays Stephens McGehee as vice presidents in four districts. Nebraska has won its last six bowl football games.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Neil Stallings
Jonesboro
Arkansas Municipal League
Stallings
Tom Ellsworth
Harry Kolb
Magnolia
Dick Prewitt
Osceola
Jim Miller
Judsonia
Bob Knight
Siloam Springs
Hays Stephens
McGehee
Kissinger works on new Mideast peace moves
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said he was preparing new Middle East peace moves and would respond soon to a Soviet proposal to resume the Geneva conference. He reaffirmed the U S position opposing PLO participation and noted plans to broaden talks toward a multilateral Geneva meeting while pursuing a Syrian Israeli accord. He spoke after meeting with UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim as Waldheim toured the region.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Mideast
Palestine Liberation Organization
Kissinger
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Israel
Egypt
O. Kissinger
U.N. General Assembly
Geneva
Middle East
U.S
PLO
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