U S keeps three bases in Australia amid debate
The United States and Australia jointly operate three bases Pine Gap Nurrungar and Harold E Holt near Alice Springs and on North West Cape with civilian staffing. Critics warn of nuclear risk and urge scrutiny while officials frame Omega radar plans as nonmilitary and beneficial for navigation.
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Alice Springs
Australia
United States
Joint Defense Space Research
Pine Gap
U.S
North-West Cape
Western Australia
Indian Ocean
Joint Defense Space Communications
Nurrungar
South Australia
America
Labor Party
Labor
Gough Whitlam
Pine’ Gap
China
Soviet Union
Harold E. Holt
National Weekly
National Times
West Germany
Peter King
Sydney University
North- West Cape
Whitlam
King
Omega
Transport Department
Defense Department
Melbourne Age
Permit regulation hearing scheduled
A public meeting to explain the interim Federal regulation on the 404 Permit Program will be held October 22 in El Dorado Arkansas. The Vicksburg District U S Army Corps of Engineers will conduct the meeting at 2 p m on the second floor of the County courthouse.
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el Dorado
Ark
Vicksburg
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Gerald E. Galloway
Federal Register
Forrestal
Washington, D.C
Jehovah's Witnesses baptize 32 at Hot Springs convention
H J Weidner spoke to 1,910 assembled as Jehovah's Witnesses wrapped a weekend at the Hot Springs Convention Auditorium. He urged belief in a divine kingdom and noted 32 converts were baptized Sunday. The Hope congregation plans home visits to share the message.
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H.J. Weidner
Hot Springs
Jehovah's Witnesses
Weidner
Jesus
Hope Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Robert Bilbo
Loral Epohasiian
Hope Congregation
Idabel Plans Worlds Biggest Junior Rodeo Event
Idabel launches a major Bicentennial project to involve 900 youths in rodeo. The World’s Biggest Junior Rodeo is set for the first week of June 1976, supported by the Idabel Youth Rodeo Association, Idabel Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture, and local groups. Entries run Oct 1 to Nov 15 with 100 spots per eight events. Contestants must be in school and under 20 by July 1 1976. Entry forms via David Mowdy, sports editor of the McCurtain Daily Gazette. Fees total 5 per event, with a 15 entry deposit due by Nov 15. remaining payments due monthly through April. A 5 office fee funds saddles and prize buckles. Events include bareback, bull riding, calf roping, ribbon roping, team roping, barrel racing, bite bending and goat tying, with one long go and a top 15 finals paying eight and six monies respectively.
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America
United States
Idabel Youth Rodeo Association
Idabel Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
David Mowdy
S. Central
Idabel
Okla
Mowdy
McCurtain Daily Gazette
Moody
4-H Builds Fun Through Projects and 4-H Programs
Roger L. Bates extolls 4-H as a path to constructive youth activity. Members pick projects from model rocketry to ecology, leathercraft, foods, clothing, horse care, and more, earning ribbons, trophies, scholarships, and opportunities from local clubs to international programs.
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Bates
American Russian receive Nobel award for economic prize
The Swedish Royal Academy named Tjalling C. Koopmans of Yale and Leonid Kantorovich of the Soviet Union joint winners of the 1975 Nobel Prize in Economic Science for their work on the theory of optimum allocation of resources. The prize totals 630,000 kronor and will be split between the two.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Swedish
Royal Academy of Science
Tjalling C. Koopmans
Yale University
Leonid Kantorovich
Soviet Union
Andrei Sakharov
Kantorovich
Koopmans
Sakharov
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Kremlin
Back Pay Case Against IPC Referred Back to Court
The Supreme Court ordered the Eighth Circuit at St Louis to review potential back pay for black workers who sued International Paper Co and unions in Pine Bluff. Attorneys say back pay could exceed $1 million. Plaintiffs claimed discrimination across four job classifications.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
International Paper Co
Pine Bluff
Philip E. Kaplan
Little Rock
IPC
United Paperworkers International Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Oren Harris
Winions
Harris
Supreme Court
Pledge of Allegiance Origin and Changes
A historical note reports the Pledge of Allegiance first published September 8, 1892 in Youth's Companion Boston with the phrase my flag later changed to flag of the United States of America and, in 1954, Congress added the words.
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Boston
United States of America
Congragrees
Army Ant Battalions March in Panama Forests
In Panama an army of army ants advances in large battalions tracing chemical trails blazed by scouts. Nomadic insects bivouac in hollow trees, clinging together in 2 tight layers as they pursue prey described as formidable as small lizards.
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Panama
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California
Cesar Chavez
State Agriculture Labor Relations Board
RCA
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the Coast and Geodetic Survey Bureau
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
George Sanders
HJ. Weidner
Berry's
NEA, Ine
Roger L. Bates
County Extension
Agriculture
Arkansas
Afutur
Auburn
N.Y
White Motor Corp
Pocariec
FDIC
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