Rodeo Saddle Won By Miss Betty Gary At Arkadelphia Tie
Third District Livestock Show rodeo awards a saddle to Miss Betty Gary of Arkadelphia for selling the most advance rodeo tickets. Ray Turner presents. Betty sponsored by Rocking A Round Up Club. Joe Eason of Hope wins new Chevrolet Biscayne in rodeo drawing. Details from Detroit poll and grape spill noted.
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Betty Gary
Arckadelphia
Ray Turner
Betty
Arkadelphia
Detroit
Johnson
University of Detroit
White House
Alabama
George Wallace
Michigan
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Young Republicans
Young Democratts
Joe Eason
Hope
Melinda Davis
Gordon
Melinda
Gorden Riding Club
Radeo
Moon Landing Prospects Drop as NASA Leadership Changes
AP report from Cape Kennedy notes NASA Deputy Administrator Seamans resigning for personal reasons amid Apollo fire fallout and budget cuts. The piece links delays, contractor pressures, and personnel shifts at centers to skepticism about achieving a moon landing this decade.
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Howard Benedict Cape Kennedy
Fla
Robert C. Seamans Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
NASA
Seamans
Congress
RCA Missile and Electronics and Control Division
James &. Webb
Apolla
Huntsville
Ala
Houston
Tex
Cape Kennedy
Washington
Somme
Webb
North American Rockwell Corp
Putie
Hes
Backers Turn Against Johnson as Tonkin War Debate Deepens
Washington analysts note growing Senate and public opposition to Johnson over Vietnam. Fulbright led the Tonkin resolution, which Congress endorsed to empower presidential action, but critics fear abuse of power. The debate splits along party lines, with Case and Dirksen defending caution and Morse and Gruening dissenting.
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James Marlow
Washington
Speinatsler
Johnson
Vietnam
J. W. Fulbright
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
House
Senate
Tonkin
South Vietnam
Fulbright
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Case
Wionbay
Everett M. Dirksen
Minots
Sean
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Dotinson
Twce
One Room Schoolhouse Echoes of Miss Speer Career
In Sunburst Montana a 26 year old teacher Karen Speer runs Loughlin Elementary from a one room schoolhouse 1 8 miles from paved road with outhouse nearby. She teaches six hours daily handling janitorial chores while guiding 14 students across grades, snack breaks, and a hay field setting. For companionship she keeps a pony pet and reads Black Beauty among others, as she endures isolation and routine tasks.
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Nea
Karen Speer
Miss Speer
Yloughlin
Woon
Sodatiin
Hubtubaya
S O'Loughlin
Elise
Leuk
Speer
Thas
Miarest
Sted
Trorming
Gairls
Roebuck
O'Loughlin
Honiton
Mias Speer
Obis
Speer Bastiates
EL Soni Ptt
Nixon Leads Early in Republican Primaries Say Strategists
An Associated Press survey shows Nixon holding an early lead in New Hampshire Wisconsin Nebraska and Oregon. Romney expands campaign organization in Michigan while Reagan may challenge for conservative votes California maps for a potential draft. Endorsers and supporters push for active campaigning as candidates eye the spring contests.
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Gaylord Shaw
Associated Press
Washington
New Hamphtire
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Richard MM. Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
District of Columbfa
New Hampshire
Sebraska
Oregon
Oregin
Ronald Reagan
Nedghiberdys
Cadaforuit
Nixon
Reagan
Caogan
California
Sixon
Ronny Campy
New fHanipalire
Mixa
Thon
Teagan
Guy
Nelson al Ruekeletler
New York
Yen
Charles Ho Percy
Wringls
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Jaycee Shotgun
LBJ
Penn Yan
N.Y
Houte 54
Finger Lakes
Yates County
Taylor Wine Co
Hainemondsport
Fioe
Ken Jenkins
Texarkana
Willie White
Prescott
Jayonss
Te Hope
Crup
Hope Star
ARK
Cape
Lret
Uowa
Rodeo
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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