Tank Battle on Golan Heights Escalates Clash
The Associated Press reports heavy fighting along the Israeli Syrian cease fire line on the Golan Heights with air raids artillery duels and the first tank engagement since 1967. Israel says it shot down six Syrian jets and each side claims 12 to 14 tanks destroyed or knocked out.
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Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Ahmed Ismail
FBI erred in shooting tires on hijacked jet to Cuba
Harold Johnson, wounded copilot of the Southern Airways DC9 hijacked to Cuba, says the FBI should not have shot the tires during takeoff from Orlando. He recalled captor plans to attack the fuel truck and noted no pilot request to shoot tires, while detailing his arm wound and the hijackers’ actions. Syrian Israeli clashes and cease fire tensions near Egypt and Sadat's meetings with Ismail are also noted.
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Southern Airways
Cuba
FBI
Orlando
Fla
Harold Johnson
Memphis
College City
Ark
Walnut Ridge
Johnson
William R. Haas
LaGrange
Tenn
Arkansas Ordered to Repay $615,548 Misspent Education Funds
The U S Office of Education said Arkansas must repay 615,548 in allegedly misspent Title 1 funds intended for compensatory education for poor children. The action part of $10.2 million across eight states, with total repayments reaching 19.5 million from 18 states and Washington, D C over 14 months.
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Texas
Koreans Vote On Park Referendum Amid Snowy Turnout
In Seoul President Chung Hee Park seeks lifelong rule with expanded powers as more than 80 percent of Korea's 15.6 million eligible voters cast ballots in a nationwide referendum on a revised constitution. Polls closed without violence. Park and family voted near the presidential residence. He defended the overhaul as shielding Koreans from big power politics and aiding reunification talks with North Korea.
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Chung Hee Park
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Korean Peninsula
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Peking
North Korea
Peron and allies push for united front in Argentina
Juan Peron returns from exile and chairs a six hour meeting with 90 leaders from 15 parties including Radicals to craft a common front against the military rulers. The conference aims to balance forces before elections set for March 11 as legal moves allow Peron’s return.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Radicals
Peronists
Peron
Alejandro Lanusse
Peronist Party
Death notice of Warnie C Carpenter with family ties
Warnie C Carpenter 64 died Monday in a local hospital. Survived by wife Jean of Hope three sons H D Carpenter of DeQueen Bobby Carpenter of Baytown and Ben Carpenter of El Dorado his mother Mrs Mary Elizabeth Carpenter of DeQueen one brother Ferris Carpenter of DeQueen seven sisters all of DeQueen five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Herndon Chapel with Rev Gerald Trussell. Graveside burial 2 p.m. at Edgewood Memorial Park Cemetery under Herndon Funeral Home of Hope.
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Jean
Hope
H. D. Carpenter
DeQueen
Bobby Carpenter
Baytown
Ben Carpenter
el Dorado
Mary Elizabeth Carpenter
Ferris Carpenter
Marguerite Atchley
Fresno
Calif
Nellie Hawkins
Gilmer
Margie Birge
Nora Carpenter
Yvonne Brewer
Ruby Thomas
Bessie Brewer
Herndon Chapel
Gerald Trussell
Edgewood Memorial Park Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home of Hope
Governor Bumpers favors Westwood resignation timing
In Little Rock on Monday Governor Dale Bumpers said Jean Westwood need not resign when the Democratic National Committee meets on December 9 but urged eventual departure for new leadership. He warned against any appointments to party posts before a new leadership is in place, including the charter commission selecting party rules.
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Dale Bumpers
Jean Westwood
Democratic Party
Party
New Charter Commission
Bumpers calls Harris the real villain in policy shift
Dale Bumpers told CBS Face the Nation that Fred Harris was the real villain of the policy changes he blamed for a crushing national election defeat. The Arkansas governor also discussed leadership changes within the party and efforts to avoid a fight, saying he didn’t want Mrs. Westwood pressured into defending her position.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Cbs-Tv
Bumpers
Harris
Democratic Party
George S. McGovern
Democratic Commission
McGovern
Governor Bumpers pushes $67 million surplus plan
Dale Bumpers told the Arkansas Legislative Council that $67 million of an anticipated $81 million increase in revenues for state agencies should be budgeted for operating needs and the remaining $14 million placed in a reserve. The governor said the $14 million reserve would cover extra operating costs from construction and program spending funded by the surplus, which totals about $91 million and will be used for one time expenditures.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas Legislative Council
Thanksgiving services announced for Mt Zion and Shorter Chapel
Thanksgiving services will be held at Mt Zion C M E Church on Thursday November 23 at 10 00 a m with Rev W G Wynn of Bethel A M E Church delivering the sermon Rev A Walton pastor Also at Shorter Chapel A M E Church Blevins Thanksgiving services run Thursday through Sunday November 26 with daily 7 p m services A Thanksgiving basket will be given to the ticket holder Public invited Rev J T Giles pastor Charity Baptist Church observes the 6th an
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Mt. Zion C.M.E
W.G. Wynn
Bethel A.M.E
A. Walton
A.M.E
Blevins
J.T. Giles
Anniversary of their pastor set for December third
Community notices invite attendance at a pastor anniversary on December 3 at 2 00 p m. Personal mention highlights PFC Freddie Lee Sharp son of Mr and Mrs Fred Sharp Jr of Rt 2 Hope recently returned from Korea after service with the U S Army attached to Detail Platoon 3rd Battalion List Field Artillery 4th Missile Command stationed at Camp Colbern Korea. Obituary notes Mrs Florine Slaughter died in Chicago Saturday November 18 1972 sister of Mrs Elizabeth Muldrow and Claude White of Hope funeral services planned Tuesday in Chicago messages may be sent to Mrs Helen Benjamin 438 East 91st Place Chicago Illinois.
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Freddie Lee Sharp
Fred Sharp, Jr
Rt. 2, Hope
Korea
U.S. Army
List Field Artillery
4Th Missile Command
Camp Colbern
Florine Slaughter
Chicago
Elizabeth Muldrow
Claude White
Hope
Helen Benjamin
East 91St Place
Iinois
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