Old Washington resident pens occult novel in Arkansas
New York Exposition Press releases IN SEARCH OF GRAPES by Inez S. Carr of Washington Arkansas. The story follows Ned and Louise Taylor as a mysterious arid fruit-filled vision leads them to an Arkansas mountain farm, where vicious animals and an eerie secret trap them. Carr, born 1914 in Mississippi, later ran a kitchen in Washington with her husband.
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NEW York—Exposition Press
Inez S. Carr A
Washington, Ark
Ned Taylor
Louise
Arkansas
Taylors
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Pioneer Kitchen
Arafat rejects Syrian cease-fire terms as offensive raids resume
Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat rejected Syrian terms for a cease-fire while Syrian tanks and heavy artillery renewed a four day assault on Bhamdoun and Aley in the mountains east of Beirut. Two thousand rockets hit Aley and clashes near Beirut killed more than 75.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
Bhamdoun
Aley
Beirut-Damscus
Arafat
Lebanese National Movement
Palestine Liberation Army
Syria
Cairo
Tripoli
Justice Dept involvement in Ford campaign probe
Atty. Gen. Levi and top Justice officials referred alleged campaign spending irregularities in Ford's Grand Rapids district to Watergate special prosecutor Charles Ruff. Investigators have reviewed GOP finances in Kent County and Grand Rapids to see if contributions were diverted to Ford. Ford denies any diversion and says Ruff will reach a conclusion. he cites political motivation concerns from Dole and others.
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Washington
Edward H. Levi
Justice Department
Watergate
Ford
Department
FBI
Grand Rapids
Mich
Levi
Atty
Harold R. Tyler
Clarence M. Kelley
Charles Ruff
Tyler
Ruff
Kent County
GOP
Hope Thursday Cattle Sale at Federal State Livestock Market
Receipts expected around 1500 with last week 1150 and year ago 2500. Slaughter cows declined 1 to 2 dollars, bulls steady, feeder steers and heifers mostly steady to higher. Good 300-400 lb slaughter calves 31 to 33, cows 13 to 22, bulls 26 to 31, feeders 28 to 39 across 300-650 lb ranges. Replacement cows and cow pairs quoted per hundredweight and pair prices.
TV shows boost toy makers at Dallas Spring Toy Show
Toy companies showcase products tied to popular TV programs at Dallas Market Center. Licenses link shows to toys, with firms noting TV exposure can substitute for traditional ads, though success hinges on hit programs and prudent risk.
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Dallas
Toy Company
Dallas Spring
Dallas Market Center
Dick McGrail
H-G Toys, Inc
Lone Beach
N.Y
McGrail
Los Angeles
Jeff Lewis
Southwest
L.J.N. Toys, Ltd
New York City
Lewis
Gene Churchill
The
Southwest Toy and Hobby Association
Parker
Ms. Weaver
Contradiction over CIA contact with Oswald revealed
Newly released CIA documents show an officer said the agency showed interest in Lee Harvey Oswald as a potential intelligence source in 1960 and discussed interviews, contradicting sworn Warren Commission testimony by Richard Helms that there was no contact or contemplation of Oswald.
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Washington
CIA
Lee Harvey Oswald
Soviet Union
Warren Commission
Richard Helms
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Associated Press
Allen Dulles
Commission
Dulles
Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S.S.R
Minsk
How They Voted on Overriding Ford Veto in Congress
Roll call shows Texas New Mexico and Arkansas votes in the House on overriding Ford's veto of a 56.6 billion labor and H E W bill. Arkansas Democrats Alexander Mills Thornton voted yes with Hammersmith also yes. New Mexico Democrat Runnels yes. Republican Susanne voted yes. Texas section ends abruptly with unrelated line about dogwood state tree of Missouri.
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Washington
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
House
Ford
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Alexander
Mills
Thornton
California adopts right to die law in historic move
Governor Brown signs the first US living will law allowing doctors to disconnect life support for terminally ill patients with a signed living will. The provision requires patient consent and two nonrelative witnesses, renewals every five years, and shields doctors from liability.
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Sacramento
Calif
Edmund Brown Jr
Brown
Karen Anne Quinlan
New Jersey
Gray Davis
Los Angeles
Barry Keene
Dureka
Keene
Quinlan
Mills Receives Congress Tribute After Four Decades
In Washington Arkansas congressman Wilbur Mills is honored after forty years in the House with about 40 eulogies as he prepares to retire at year’s end. Rep Bill Alexander calls Mills a former power in Washington while Tip O Neill lauds him as a legend in his own time.
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Congress
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Arkansas Gazette
Bill Alexander
Mills
Fanny Foxe
Arkansas
House
Thomas ‘Tip’ O'Neill
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Hope Ark
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Jim Harris
Guye
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Gideons
Gospel Meeting
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Paul Newman
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