Nixon warns to bolster Sixth Fleet power if pace of war shifts
President Nixon cautioned that the United States must strengthen the Sixth Fleet if its position in the area is challenged by other powers. He did not name the Soviet Union but indicated it as the target. He met with David Bruce to discuss Vietnam talks in Paris and possible progress toward ending U.S. involvement. Nixon cancelled a planned Waterville helicopter trip and Mrs. Nixon toured Ireland with protests outside the U.S. Embassy. In Bolivia, Ovando's government faced mobilization and calls for resignation amid a looming junta and elections planned for 1972.
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Governor Winthrop Rockefeller Praised At Arkansas Reception
Mrs. Jeannette Rockefeller extolled her husband amid a Town and Country reception on October 2 praising the governor's achievements. She cited new industry growth every 38 minutes plus gains in agriculture and tourism and a 100 percent rise in aid to the disadvantaged. Representatives from several counties applauded as a light buffet followed.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
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Haskell Jones
Marilynn Harris
Marynell Branch
Jeannette
Jean
Nevada
Miller
Lafayette
Hempstead
Dr Joyce Brothers to Speak at Arkansas Chamber Meeting
Dr Joyce Brothers, psychologist and columnist, will address the 42nd annual meeting of the Arkansas Chamber of Commerce and Associated Industries in Hot Springs on November 10-11. Senator John McClellan has tentatively agreed to appear before the group.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Joyce Brothers
State Chamber of Commerce and Associated Industries of Arkansas
John McClellan
D-Ark
Hempstead Court Rules Harsh Liquor Penalty Reasonable
In Hempstead County Arkansas the Supreme Court overturned a seizure of 997 cases of liquor found in a truck without an Arkansas permit. Cactus Distributing Co was licensed in Kentucky and Arizona and had complied with federal licenses and cross country shipments for three years. The court said confiscation may be justified in some cases but must fit the facts and be reasonable, noting good faith compliance and interstate shipments.
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Cactus Distributing
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The
Kent State Report Sets Blame On Guardsmen Actions
The Ohio National Guard refused comment while under court order amid a three month commission probe into campus violence. Findings call the shooting deaths at Jackson State College unjustified and state the guard’s attempt to disperse a peaceful gathering resulted in a serious error. The panel rejects sniper claims and notes no evidence of other shooters from hundreds of interviews, three days of hearings, and 4000 FBI pages.
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Supreme Court weighs desegregation and war rulings in landmark terms
The eight year hearing probes desegregation standards under the owl rights law and the constitutional reach of the Vietnam war as Massachusetts challenges it. Justices consider capital punishment standards, voting rights expansion, obscenity, church state issues, abortion privacy, and conscientious objector rules for draftees.
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Pollution talk at Hope Rotary Club meeting
Ladd Davies of the Arkansas Pollution Control Commission addressed Hope Rotary Club on pollution causes and prevention at the Town and Country. He cited city sewage industry agriculture and natural factors as major pollution sources and linked affluence to rising waste. Guests included Sen Olen Hendrix and other locals.
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Arkansas Pollution Control Commission
Hope Rotary Club
Dorsey McRae
James Rev. Gordon Renshaw
Forrest Singleton
Hempstead
Kiwanis Club of
Hope
County Court House
C. R
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Jesse Duckett
Sen
Olen Hendrix
Prescott
Hillman Keen
Bill Stanley
Jack Caldwell
Clyde Fouse
Arkansas Weather Outlook for Monday Through Tuesday
Forecast for Arkansas calls for fair east and partly cloudy west early tonight then partly cloudy statewide late tonight and Tuesday. Scattered showers and thunder showers possible in the west tonight and Tuesday. Warmer trend with tonight’s lows in the 50s to 60s and Tuesday highs in the 80s to 90s.
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Arkansas — Fair
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
A witty Barbs column notes that some people have much virtue yet give away little of it. It also comments on a bore who won’t stop talking and jokes about a man who parades a girl on a string, claiming she has been wearing a leash.
Prediction Sees Rain in Some Areas
The U S Weather Bureau predicts rain for Arkansas as a new front moves in bringing showers and thundershowers. Western Arkansas will see showers tonight possibly spreading to Central Arkansas by Tuesday with more rain Wednesday through Friday. Cooler temps arrive in the west Thursday and state Friday. Sunday highs ranged from 84 at Texarkana to 72 at Harrison and Jonesboro with overnight lows from 48 to 62 across several cities.
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Harrison and Jonesboro
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Fort Smith
Arkansas High Court Proceedings Report 1970 Actions
The Arkansas Supreme Court and related high court actions are listed with several cases affirmed reversed or remanded from various circuits including Faulkner Clark Greene Ouachita Pope and Phillips. Rehearing and procedural motions are noted with appointments to the Supreme Court Committee on Professional Conduct and a regional chemistry award for Dr. Paul K. Kuroda of the University of Arkansas with a $1000 prize announced for December in New Orleans.
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Ariz
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Hot Springs Properties, Inc
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Charles Whisenant
Appellee
Supreme Court Committee On
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Stuttgart
E. B. Dillon Jr
Little Rock
Moorehead
Obituaries of Joplin Kluckhohn Dashiel and Brummell
In Hollywood California Janis Joplin 27 died in a hotel room while in town for a recording session. Frank L Kluckhohn 62 former New York Times foreign correspondent and author died from injuries after a car crash in Martinsburg West Virginia. Alfred Shepard Dashiel 69 longtime Readers Digest editor died at home Croton on Hudson New York. Jon Brummell 48 speedboat racing hall of fame member died after a crash during the Elsinore 500 race on Lake Elsinore California.
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Readers Digest
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Jon Brummell
Lake Elsinore
Seven Escape Jail Break in Miami Oklahoma
Seven Ottawa County jail inmates overpowered a jailer early Sunday in Miami Oklahoma and escaped with knives taken from the kitchen. The jailer Bill Hasseberg was not hurt. Deputy Klaus said most inmates are dangerous and would be more so if armed, detailing the escape after the jailer delivered medicine and magazines around midnight. The men overpowered him, locked him and several trustees inside, then shattered a glass door to flee.
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Ottawa County
H.C. Klaus
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Bill Hasseberg
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