Agnew Compared To FDR In 1930s Media Clash
The editor notes Spiro Agnew mirrors Franklin D. Roosevelt by attacking the press and networks, arguing liberals and New Leftists dominate television and some big newspapers today while Roosevelt battled courts and press in the 1930s. The piece frames media backlash as a long-standing political tactic.
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Spiro Agnew
Nixan
Spiro Agnews
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
FDR
New York City
Agnew
High Court Affirms and Reverses Arkansas Appeals
State Supreme Court actions list affirmances reversals and remands from various circuits. Employers Mutual Liability Insurance v Puryear Wood Products affirmed. Highway Commission v Phillips affirmed. Smith and Hammond cases reversed. Littlefield reversed and remanded. Fogleman and Higginbotham cases affirmed. Bradberry and Gillenwater decisions noted. motions denying rehearings and changes in school of minor child granted. several motions to dismiss or confer error denied or granted.
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Associated Press
Carleton Harris
Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co
Puryear Wood Products Company
Desha
Arkansas State Highway Commission
W. D. Phillips
Johnson
George Rose Smith
Ark
State Highway Commission
H. B. Hammond
Conway
Lyle Brown
A. B. Littlefield
Crawford
Robert Wardrip
Rebecca Colvin Reed
Books Bought for Library for Officers in Arkansas
Col. Ralph Scott says about 1000 dollars worth of books were bought for a lending library serving state and local law enforcement. A 1200 dollar grant from the Governor's Commission on Crime and Law Enforcement will be matched by 3800 contributed by the State Police to establish the library.
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Little Rock
Ralph Scott
Arkansas State Police
Governor’s Commission On Crime and Law Enforcement
Scott
Treaty Signed to Prevent Nuclear Arms
President Nixon signed the ratification papers for the nonproliferation treaty in the Oval Office as 43 nations must sign to make it effective. Russia also ratified in Moscow with 22 nations already having ratified. Instruments will be deposited in Moscow and London within 10 days, with a possible joint ceremony at the State Department.
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Washington
Nixon
Russia
Moscow
Presidential Oval Office
White House
United States
London
State Department
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dean Rusk
Magnolia Paper Aids Grambling College
Grambling College president Dr. R W E Jones thanks Banner-News Publishing Co of Magnolia Arkansas for a gift of two linotype machines a 4 page printing setup to upgrade the college printing department. The equipment will boost student training and allow campus newspaper publication with minimal state cost.
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Gambling
R.W.E. Jones
Grambling College
Banner-News Publishing Co
Magnolia
Ark
Walter E. Hussman
Banner-News Publising Co
Jones
Grambling
Vice President Agnew Popular With Average American
AP writer notes Vice President Spiro Agnew is viewed as popular by the public. Senator Ralph Smith says Americans like his message and delivery, while Mansfield cautions against excessive rhetoric and press criticism amid debates over dissent and media.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington (Ap
Ralph T. Smith
Spiro T. Agnew
Pye
Illinois
Smith
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Congressional Record
George McGovern
D- 8
Nixon
Court Upholds Residence Vote Period
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 to uphold state residence requirements for presidential voting, rejecting a Colorado couple's challenge. Justices Brennan and Marshall dissented, arguing the issue should be considered despite mootness, highlighting equal protection concerns for movers between states. The decision affects millions barred from voting in transit months prior to elections.
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Supreme Court
Colorado
Sunflower
Miss
Christine
Colorado Springs
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Halls
Marshall
Brennan
Warren Court
See Court
Wreck Fatal to El Dorado Man in Lake Village
An El Dorado geologist, Robert S. Rushing, was killed when his single engine plane struck a utility pole while attempting to land at a private airstrip near Chicot Implement Co in Lake Village Arkansas. He was the son of Dr. S. P. Rushing of Lake Village and survived by his widow Jesse of El Dorado.
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Lake Village
Ark
el Dorado
Robert S. Rushing
Chicot Implement Co
Rushing
S. P. Rushing
Jesse
Trial Ordered in Slaying of Civilians
The Army ordered a general court martial for 1st Lt. William L. Calley Jr. over premeditated murder charges tied to the My Lai village killings in March 1968. The case, at Ft. Benning, may carry death or life imprisonment. no trial date set.
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Washington
Army
William L. Calley Jr
Vietnam
Calley
Ft. Benning
Orwin C. Talbott
Ft. Benting
Arab Merchant Still Supreme Technocrat in Salesmanship
AP dispatch from Tangier describes the Arab bazaar trade as a masterclass in sales, with Ali ben Nadim inviting shoppers to sit, drink, and consider purchases. Prices drop from 100 to 80 dirhams for trinkets as a wary child-merchant offers tea, while a wall placard proclaims fixed price ethics and no haggling.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
Tangier
Morocco
Madison Avenue
Ze Casbah
Ali Ben Nadim
Moon Walkers Scheduled for Reentry Today
Apollo 12 crew Charles Pete Conrad Jr Richard F Gordon Jr and Alan L Bean face a precise high speed reentry 76 miles above the Pacific at 24600 mph with splashdown planned near 400 miles southwest of American Samoa at 3 58 p m EST They expect a live televised recovery and have held the first in space news conference detailing lunar landings moon rocks and Surveyor 3 parts arrival and readiness for future missions
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Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Apollo 12
Charles
Pete’’ Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Alan L. Bean
Pacific Ocean
American Samoa
Hornet
Conrad
Gordon
Bean
Space
Pacific
Navy
Donald C. Davis
Pete
Moon
Earth
Apollo
Real Estate Subject of Rotary Real Estate
Vincent Foster spoke to the Hope Rotary Club at Town and Country luncheon about his 35 years in real estate and shared humorous and serious accounts. He outlined Hempstead County Industrial Foundation prospects and a positive ten year outlook for Hope with expansion and new industry. Benny Coleman led the meeting as Alex Geddie of Camden visited.
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Hope Rotary Club
Vincent Foster
Hempstead County Industrial Foundation
Intal
Benny Coleman
Alex Geddie
Camden
Colleges Share Sears Donation Across Arkansas
ATTLE ROCK AP nine Arkansas colleges will receive part of an $8,400 distribution from the Sears-Roebuck Foundation as part of a national $1.5 million grant program.
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Associated Press Attle Rock
Arkansas
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Tax Loophole Lets Oil and Mining Firms Exploit Foundations
An Associated Press study finds a federal tax loophole lets oil and mining companies funnel income through foundations that pay little to charity, totaling about 100 million dollars yearly. The deals, legal now, could be closed by the pending tax reform bill in Senate debate. Foundations gain exempt status as non profit charities, but act as intermediaries in multimillion dollar bank and mineral producer transactions.
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John
Lang
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Supreme Court reverses three Interstate 40 land condemnations
Arkansas Supreme Court reversed two lower court jury awards for land condemned for I-40 in Conway and Alma with a third award of 9,000 upheld for 11.11 acres in Johnson County. The court found Hammond’s $80,150 claim excessive and reduced damages, while upholding Phillips family compensation.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Cour
W. D. Phillips Jr
Johnson County
State Highway Commission
Phillips
Conway County
Hammond
Supreme Court
Highway Commission
High Court
Crawford County
A. B. Littlefield
W. C. Littlefield
Alma
Cecil Dunn
Consignee
Skelly Oil Co
Had Enough Agnew Says of Protesters
New York AP Spiro Agnew criticizes antiwar protesters not at Nixon’s urging but because he had had enough. In Life magazine he authors a guest editorial defending his Oct 19 speech attacking the Vietnam Moratorium protest. He avoids referencing Des Moines and Montgomery remarks.
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New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
Des Moines
Iowa
Montgomery
Ala
Ark raid nets 25 gallons moonshine near Jacksonville
Authorities seized 25 gallons of moonshine during a raid on a still near Jacksonville. Nichols, 51, was charged with possession of an unregistered still possession of untaxed liquor and operating a distillery without a license.
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Jacksonville
Ark
Jacksonville Satheney
Nichols
Hope area crime and events round up for week
The weekly police report lists six traffic violations, two license infractions, one drunkenness arrest, one disturb ing the peace charge, one for public drinking, one petty larceny, and one AWOL. Wrecks total 300 for the year with 75 injured and one death. Thanksgiving courthouse closings noted. Daisy Dorothy Heard Bower profiled in Who's Who of American Women and World Notables. Playoff tickets for Hope vs Camden available at local banks and agency offices.
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Hope
Daisy Dorothy Heard Bower
Hope Star
Hope High School
Louisiana State University
Joseph R. Heard
Heard
Grady
Bower
The
Star
Gls at War Lowest in Two Years
The U5 Command reports American troop strength at 484,400 as of Thursday, the lowest in two years, with a weekly drop of 4,800 and only 464,000 allowed under Nixon’s ceiling. Officials expect further reductions toward 480,000, but movement along the Ho Chi Minh Trail raises warnings of potential broader actions.
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U.S
Vietnam
George Fsper
Associated Press
Armetican
Viateham
Nixon
Washington
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Julian J. Ewell
Ewell
Mls
Cougarad
U.S. Command
South
Laos
Ranger
Hancock
North Vietnam
Two Persons Killed on Highways in Arkansas Weekend
Two people died in Arkansas highway crashes over the weekend. Mary Maglim Holand, 83, of Rushing Stone County, died near Mountain View after her vehicle collided at Arkansas 263 and Arkansas 9. Enig, 55, of Bison was killed Friday night in a one vehicle crash two miles south of Stephens on Arkansas 73.
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Arkansas
Mary Maglim Holand
Rushing
Stone County
Mountain View Cline
Arkansas 263
Arkansas 9
Mania Yen
Oenig
Bison
Stephens Op
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