Israelis allege Soviet crews manning Egyptian SAM sites
A Tel Aviv military spokesman said Israel has photographic and other evidence that Soviet crews operate antiaircraft missiles on the Egyptian side of the Suez Canal. He did not specify the other evidence. The Soviets deny the charge and accuse Israel of intrusions into Egyptian air space.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Mohammed Fawzi
Loyalty oath removed from federal civil service forms
The Civil Service Commission ordered agencies to delete the loyalty oath from Standard Form 61, replacing the outdated 1969 Supreme Court challenged text within three months. The no strike pledge and related sections will also be removed, while a nonparticipation in strikes remains. The move aligns with rulings, preserving the oath against actual participation in a strike.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
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Civil Service Commission
Supreme Court
Civil Service
State Lashed by Rain High Winds and Tornadoes
Tornadoes thunderstorms and high winds swept Arkansas Thursday night causing minor damage in most areas with four injuries reported at Gentry where a tornado grazed the town’s edge and toppled mobile homes and a motel roof. Other towns including Texarkana Jacksonville McCrory DeWitt and Norman reported tornadic winds or funnels.
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Gentry
Texarkana
Jacksonville
McCrory
DeWitt
Norman
Bombings Blamed on Radicals Across West Coast
Police in three West Coast cities reported few leads on pre dawn bomb blasts at Marin County Civic Center in San Rafael, an Army National Guard armory in Santa Barbara, and a University of Washington ROTC building in Seattle. A Berkeley UC building bomb was disarmed, UCLA dorm evacuations occurred, and Attorney General Mitchell tied the incidents to radical conspirators and psychopaths.
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Weather forecast for Arkansas Baylor football game
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair skies and cold temperatures for the War Memorial Stadium game between the University of Arkansas and Baylor on Saturday night. Temperatures expected in the mid 50s to upper 40s with light variable winds.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
University of Arkansas
Baylor
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Agnew Links Democrats to Panthers in Arkansas Speech
Vice President Spiro Agnew, touring Southern and border states, accused Northern and Western Democrats of sympathy with the Black Panthers or their allies. He cited Ronald Dellums, a California congress candidate, as an enthusiastic backer of the Panthers and quoted his calls to break down walls.
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Dissenters Find That the Hand That Bites Them Feeds Them Too
AP report shows antiestablishment leaders earning from books lectures and other byproducts of rebellion. Jerry Rubin expects over 50 000 in royalties from Do It and Abbie Hoffman notes revolution profits flow to Movement branches rather than individual pockets.
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AP Living Today Department
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Associated Press
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Jerry Rubin
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Benefit for Lena Dennis Family House Fire Victims
A radiothon on KXAR will aid the Lena Dennis family after a October 3 fire destroyed their home. Friends seek donations of furniture, kitchen utensils, and clothing, with pickups via radiothon trucks and drop-off at Brunner Products behind the First Baptist Church.
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South Walnut
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Medicare claim deadline set for services through 1969
Texarkana social security district manager Otis A. Blackwood warns that claims for Medicare medical insurance covering services from October 1, 1968, through September 30, 1969 must be filed by December 31, 1970. After that date, Medicare cannot pay these bills, and local residents are urged to contact the Texarkana office for claim forms and information.
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Otis A. Blackwood
Social Security
Texarkana
Mr. Blackwood
Blackwood
Texarkana Social Security Office
Senate backs tougher penalties for terror bombs and aid for police
In a broad anti crime package the Senate approved heavier sentences for terror bombings, stronger protection for the president and Congress, and more federal aid for state and local police. The final vote was 59 to 6 after eight hours of debate amid campaign season. Also notes first snowfall reported in Fayetteville area as West Fork residents saw snow atop Mineral Springs Mountain today.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
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Fayetteville, Ark
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Here
Mineral Springs Mountain
Auto Pollution Deadline Set For 1975
Washington AP report: a House-Senate conference sets January 1, 1975 as the deadline to cut exhaust pollutants from new cars by 90 percent from 1970 levels. The target sparks industry pushback with GM arguing the goal is not technically feasible within the period.
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Mike Shanahan
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
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Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Capitol Hill
General Motors
Edward N. Cole
Bid to Cut War Funds Is Rejected
The House rejected attempts to cap Vietnam War spending at 15 billion and to force a June troop withdrawal, passing a 66.8 billion defense appropriation after adding 150 million for operations including Sixth Fleet readiness amid the Middle East crisis. Several Viet Nam amendments were defeated in an eight hour session as Congress maintained support for President Nixon's policy.
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Associated Press
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Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Donald M. Maser
D-Minn
Donald W. Riegle Jr
R-Mich
Hempstead County Notes Open House and Local News Highlights
Hempstead Democratic Headquarters will open Saturday October 10 at Third and Main and stay open through Election Day. Millwood reports river and pool conditions show near normal water levels with strong visitation. fishing prospects on Hickory Slough, Saline River, and Little River Cutoff described. Graves of Hope named for Outstanding Young Men of America 1970. Arkansas Rehabilitation Service reports 5,450 disabled citizens aided statewide in 1969-70. Latham of Hope featured in biology field trips near Ouachita River, Romeo Shoals, Albert Pike, Petit Jean and Hot Springs. Interstate 30 access changes for Little Rock travelers noted, Prescott to Fulton section status mentioned.
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Rex Eley
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Romeo Shoals
Union County
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Hot Springs
College of Species
Latham
Little Rock
Prescott
Fulton
Hope and
Texarkana Tackett jailed by Judge Arnold for contempt
Former congressman Boyd Tackett, 59, of Texarkana, was sentenced by Circuit Judge W. H. Arnold II to three months in jail and a $250 fine on four counts of contempt. Tackett was freed on a $1,000 bond after the state Supreme Court set bond and agreed to hear an appeal.
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Texarkana, Ark
Boyd Tackett
Texarkana
Tackett
W. H. Arnold II
Arnold
State Supreme Court
Nicholas H. Patton
High Court
Patton
Janie J. Tackett
Hope
Wold
Supreme Court
Congress
National School Lunch Week Observed Here
National School Lunch Week runs October 11 to 17 with a universal menu day on October 14. Students will be served Southern Fried Chicken buttered rice with gravy green peas crisp cole slaw hot rolls with butter and apricot crisp milk.
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United States
Man Killed in Two Car Accident Near Fayetteville
State Police report 40 year old Howard J. Whitlateh of near Fayetteville died early today after turning left into the path of Wanda Walker 21 also of near Fayetteville. Walker was injured in the collision.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Howard J. Witlateh
Fayetteville
Whitlateh
Wanda Walker
Miss Walker
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