Rogers Gromyko talks probe Middle East peace path
Secretary of State Rogers and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met at the U.N. to assess progress toward Arab-Israeli talks amid new U.S. Vietnam and Berlin issues. Cairo's Mahmoud Riad described no breakthrough after nearly two hours, while both sides prepare for another session and possible wider meetings with other foreign ministers. He noted no concrete agreement on alleged ceasefire violations as discussions remained cordial.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
William P. Rogers
Andrei A. Gromyko
Egypt
Cairo
Mahmoud Riad
Rogers
Foreig
U.N. General Assembly
Riad
General Assembly
U.S
Nixon
Middle East
Suez Canal
Moscow
Israel
United Nations, N.Y
New Economic Report Could Aid Countering Charges
Washington AP reports with less than three weeks until the off year elections that new data from GNP and industrial output offer political ammunition. GNP rose 6 percent in July-September while industrial production fell 1.7 percent in September due largely to the United Auto Workers strike against General Motors. The Commerce Department notes the real GNP rose 1.4 percent, but inflation’s rise and strike effects complicate the outlook.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Gorss
GNP
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
McCracken
Commerce Department
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Canada invokes War Measures Act amid FLQ crisis
Ottawa announces use of War Measures Act after Pierre Trudeau declares insurrection threat as FLQ kidnaps British trade commissioner James Cross and Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte. Police sweep Quebec for separatists while paratroopers move toward Montreal. demands for prisoner releases rejected.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Canada
Trudeau
Alerta
Montreal
James R. Cross
Pierre Laporte
Robert Lemieux
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
Lemieux
Associated Press Ottawa
Housing group discusses low cost 235 housing program at Douglas Building
A coalition of housing developers builders crafts men and realtors met at the Douglas Building to discuss low cost housing under Section 235 of the National Housing Act. HUD official Wilson Porter explained provisions as attendees from Hope authorities and local firms engaged in urban renewal expressed intent to pursue housing under the program.
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Douglas
Wilson Porter
HUD
Little Rock
Housing Authority of Hope
Jack Lowe
David Brown
Jack Reynard
Eugene Ferguson
Arthur Streeh
T. S. McBay
Harold Poole
Joe Dillard
Coy Breeding
Carlton Valentine
Horace Samuels
Leonard Ellis
Glen Calhoun
Leonard O'Dell
Turkey May Not Release Hijackers
Turkish officials said Ankara will reject Soviet extradition demand for Brazinsk as Koroyevo and his son Algedas if they lack a valid political asylum motive. The AeroFlot hijack killed a stewardess and wounded crew. Four Soviet embassy officials attended to passengers as authorities consider trial in Turkey on murder charges. The flight seized after taking off from Batumi bound for Sukhumini.
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Ankara
Turkey
Brazinskas Koroyevo
Algedas
Black Sea
Trabzon
Foreign Ministry
Soviet Union
Istanbul
Aeroflot
Batumi
Sukhumin
Koroyevo
FBI Agent to Speak at Legion Meet
Herschel R. Johnson announces that Herbert E. Hoxie head of the Little Rock FBI field office will speak at a joint American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary meeting in Hope. The event, a Pot Luck dinner at 7:00 p.m. October 20, at the National Guard Armory, invites Post 12 members to attend with their families.
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Herschel R. Johnson
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion of Hope
Herbert E. Hoxie
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
Mr. Hoxie
Little Rock
F.B.I
Arkansas
Explosion Destroys Side Door at Kansas City Police Center
A bomb shattered a side door of a Kansas City police storefront center injuring two patrolmen, Officers Kenneth Fleming and Charles Robinson, who were admitted to Menorah Hospital in good condition. Police found no link to any radical group and noted the device’s exact type had yet to be determined.
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Kansas City
Kenneth Fleming
Charles Robinson
Menorah Hospital
California
Washington State
New York
Massachusetts
Arkansan Army Killed in Southeast Asian War
The Defense Department announced that Army Spec. 4 Donald N. White of Morriston and Army Spec. 4 Joe H. Morrison of Little Rock died in Southeast Asia. White was killed in action while Morrison died not as a result of hostile action.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Donald N. White
Betty Mitchell
Morriston
Department
Joe H. Morrison
Eddie Morrison
Little Rock
Halt Work on Gillham Dam Sought in Arkansas Suit
Richard S. Arnold of Texarkana, attorney for a group, filed a motion in U S District Court in Little Rock asking for a preliminary injunction against the Army Engineers. If granted, the injunction would halt construction of the Gillham Dam on the Cossat River until the court rules on the suit.
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Little Rock
Richard S. Arnold
Texarkana
Gillham
Cossatot River
U.S
Army Engineers
Indictments in Kent State violence probe
The piece reports 25 individuals indicted in a special grand jury probe into Kent State violence. It also notes Nixon administration arguments to the Supreme Court against two proposed changes to death penalty procedures, defending current jury standards and trial structure.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Kent State
Nixon
Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Erwin N. Griswold
Philip A. Lacovara
John N. Mitchell
Kent State riot report clears guardsmen amid university criticism
A state grand jury exonerated National Guard troops who fired on Kent State students during the May 4 campus killings. It accused Kent State administration of laxity and permissiveness, while labeling May 1 to May 3 gatherings as a riot and noting guardsmen injuries from projectiles.
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Bob Shaffer
Associated Press
Ravenna
Ohio
Kent State University
National Guard
Common Pleas
Edwin Jones
Taylor Hall
Kent
25th Infantry Division to Leave War
The 25th Infantry Division and two brigades of the 4th Infantry Division along with the 5th Marine Regiment will be withdrawn under President Nixon's plan to cut American forces in Vietnam by 40,000, reducing total U.S. strength to 344,000. Remaining personnel will be reassigned to complete one-year Vietnam tours, with the 25th to depart for Hawaii and Brigades 1 and 2 already moved near Saigon.
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Saigon
25Th Infantry Division
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Indochina
4Th Infantry Division
Ath Marine Regiment
George Esper
Associated Press
5Th Marine Regiment
25Th Division
Hawaii
Lth Armored
Fall From Truck Proves Fatal Near Corning
C H Bauschlicker aged 72 of near Corning was killed Thursday when he fell from a two ton truck. Officers said the truck ran a stop sign and collided with a tractor, and he was run over by the truck after the wreck.
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Corning, Ark
C. H. Bauschlicker
Near Corning
Bauschlicker
Town and Country invites candidates wives meeting
Public invited to meet Democratic candidates wives at Town and Country restaurant Saturday Oct 17 from 2 30 to 4 30 p m attending will be Mrs Dale Bumpers Mrs Bob Riley Mrs Kelly Bryant Mrs Ray Thornton and Mrs Donald Poe Hope Lions Club light bulb sale starts Monday Oct 19 eight bulbs for 2 Package contains eight bulbs for 2 Mary Ella Impson joins University of Arkansas Associated Student Government Job Placement Committee vis itation September 172000 Little River water murky lake rising Numerous Arkansas students in state and out of state Federation meeting Future Homemakers of America Henderson State College nine thousand three hundred ninety three Arkansas students on campus plus two thousand three hundred sixteen from outside the state WIBC bowling league meeting Emmet Oct 20 6 30 p m to organize officers and elect new leadership
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Town and Country
Dale Bumpers
Bob Riley
Kelly Bryant
Ray Thornton
Donald Poe
Associated Student Government
The
University of Arkansas
Mary Ella Impson
Tom Impson
Hope
Homemakers of America
Henderson State College
Dallas
Nevada
Hempstead
Pike and Clark
Donna Mildrew
Okalona
Cindy Porterfield
Ouachita High
Virginia Daniel
Prescott
Joyce Hopson
Rosston Oak Grove
Patricia Hart
Judy York
Spring Hill
Shelia Reed
Sparkman
Candace Wright
Yolanda Fellows
Washington
Marjorie Royston
WIBC
Emmet
Mary Riley
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