Egyptians Vote In Referendum To Elect Sadat President
Millions lined up to cast ballots in Egypt for a six year term for Anwar Sadat, the acting president since Nasser's death. The yes or no referendum used red and black circles, with results to be tallied at 200 district centers. The process echoed last year’s Nasser era mobilization and groups pressed a rapid turnout plan. voter registration was mandatory with a fine for abstaining from voting.
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Weather Report Notes 24 Hour Outlook and Arkansas Temps
Weather experiment station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Thursday shows high 74, low 69. Arkansas forecast calls for clearing tonight with partial clouds Friday, mild Friday, cooler tonight. Friday high near 50s, low tonight in the teens. temps reaching upper 50s to near 70 Friday in some areas.
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Equal Rights Amendment Appears Dead in Congress
The Equal Rights Amendment, sought since 1923, seems dead as key Senate supporters abandon it for a new proposal to prevent discrimination against women. Earlier, the House approved it 350-15 after bypassing the Judiciary Committee.
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Arkansas Gazette backs Dale Bumpers in 1970 race
The Arkansas Gazette endorsed Democrat Dale Bumpers over Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller, citing Bumpers as better suited to lead the state and pass programs through a Democratic legislature while Rockefeller faced scrutiny over his alignment with Spiro Agnew and a swing to the right.
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Angela Davis held without bail in Kidnaping murder case
NEW YORK AP Angela Davis the Marxist black militant was held without bail for a November 9 extradition hearing to California on kidnapping and murder charges. She faced a courthouse shootout that killed four. Davis arraigned on unlawful flight to avoid prosecution then held on state charges. Poi ndexter Jr. jailed on harboring fugitive charges. Davis linked to four guns used in the Marin County courthouse attack.
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