Farmers Reassured by Bumpers At Arkansas Farm Rally
Gov elect Dale Bumpers assured Arkansas Farm Bureau members that agriculture will not be short changed during his administration while balancing a state budget and road funding. Senator John McClellan noted rising costs for farmers despite small income gains, and a university-education recipient received military honors at Fort Belvoir. First Baptist Church of Hot Springs dedication marked its new church bus outreach to Royal Ambassadors and attendees.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Elec Dale Bumpers
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Ira
Farm Bureau
John McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Arkansas
Jerry L. Wilson
University of Arkansas
Autrey Wilson
Hope
U.S. Army Mobility Equipment Research and Development Center
Fort Belvoir
Bennett L. Lewis
Department of the Army
Army
Virginia Academy of Sciences
Richmond
American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and
Gainsborough Drive
Fairfax, Va
First Baptist Church
W.H. Peterson, Jr
Gerald W. Trussell
Jim Hart
Albert Zimmerebner
Hubert Thrash
Brother Trussell
Royal Ambassadors
Spring Lake Baptist Camp
Arkansas Baptist State Convention
Little Rock
Conscientious objection row threatens to force SSS director resignation
In Los Angeles AP Curtis Tarr warns that a congressional plan to broaden conscientious objection grounds could drive him to quit. The proposal would exempt youths citing antiwar conscience, complicating the job of distinguishing true conscience from political stance. Tarr said he would resign if required to administer the expanded exemptions.
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Los Angeles
Selective Service
Curtis Tarr
Tarr
Pipeline Controversy Testimony In Anadarko Basin Plan
Washington AP report on FAA hearing before the Federal Power Commission over Arkla’s plan to build a 300 mile pipeline from Hemphill County Texas to Wilburton Oklahoma to tap Anadarko Basin gas. Experts estimate Deep Anadarko reserves from 60 to 100 trillion cubic feet as opponents question supply sufficiency for a $105 million project.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Anadarko
Texas
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandles
Arkla
Arkansas
Anadarko Basin
Louisiana
Oklahomaa
Edward F. Wroblewski
Oklahomda City
Anadarka Basin
Jor
Texas and
Oklahoma Panhandles
Hemphill County
Tex
Wilburton
Okla
Communists Condemn Air Strikes Across Indochina
In Tokyo, Communist China denounces U S air strikes on North Vietnam. Pravda calls the raids an old policy of aggression. Tass and major Soviet papers echo the stance, while Peking and Moscow issue exchange of letters criticizing Washington amid the attack.
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Tokyo
China
U.S
North Vietnam
Peking
Indochina
Pravda
Communist Party
Moscow
Tass
United States
Pentagon
Cummins Prison Farm Faces No Further Trouble
Correction Commissioner Robert Sarver said no more trouble was expected at Cummins Prison Farm Arkansas after 75 armed troopers seized control during three days of racial fights involving about 500 inmates. Fifteen to 20 inmates were injured, none seriously, and guards used tear gas and mace but no shots were fired. The desegregated facility remains integrated as inmates returned to work.
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Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
Robert Sarver
Sarver
Ky Arrives Quietly at White House
South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky arrived quietly in Washington for a private White House meeting with President Nixon. He planned sessions with Henry Kissinger and a news briefing after protests against his earlier visit. Madame Ky received roses at Andrews Air Force Base as Ky toured U.S. military bases.
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Jim Luther
Associated Press
Washington
Nguyen Cao Ky
White House
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
National Press Club
Andrews Air Force Base
Williamsburg
U.S
Madame Ky
Madame Bui Diem
Defense Department
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Carl McIntire
McIntire
New Jersey
Raids Approved by Wives of Prisoners
In San Diego two wives of captives praised the attempted rescue raid near Hanoi led by Army and Air Force volunteers. Sharon Abbott called it marvelous and daring, while Sandie Dennison expressed hope the prisoners would hear of the mission and remain reassuring to them.
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San Diego
Calif
North Vietnam
Sharon Abbott
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Army
Air Force
Wilfred K. Abbott
University City
Michael
Steven
Sandie Dennison
Navy
Cmdr
Terry Dennison
Vietnam
Comment on Use of Missiles Sparks Inquiries in Vietnam War
U S command declined to confirm reports that North Vietnamese SAM missiles may have fired on B 52 bombers over Laos during raids on routes to the Ho Chi Minh trail. No B 52s were officially reported lost, while Laird said missions aimed to protect reconnaissance and interdiction of military supplies in southern Laos and along passes to North Vietnam. Meanwhile fighting persisted in South Vietnam and Puok district headquarters in Cambodia fell to North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces, with 31 wounded in the defending battalion.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Aos
North Vietnam
Laos
Washington
Mu Gia
Ban Karai
Demilitarized Zone
Laotian Panhandle
Spoesman
Laird
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Puok
Siem Reap
Arkansas Medical Society adopts tuberculosis control plan
Arkansas doctors voted Sunday to move all state tuberculosis programs under the Health Department and to require medical exams for license applicants with potential defects. They proposed five general hospitals to treat TB, chest clinics in 14 counties, and centers modeled after Jefferson Memorial Hospital in Pine Bluff. The Booneville sanatorium would close in about three years, with discharge to home after 30 days and supervision for difficult cases.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Medical Society House of Delegates
State Health Department
Division of
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Pine Bluff
Booneville
W. Duane Jones
Jack Kennedy
Arkansas Medical Society
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Jacques Cousteau
Don Knotts
Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service
Hempstead County Articultural Extension Office
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Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
Crowhaven Farm
Julia
Hee Haw
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Rome
Marcus Wespy
Johnny Carsonel
Southwest
Royals
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Texarkana College
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NBC News
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Guiding Light
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Dark Shadows
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Molly Brown
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