Plane use by Bumpers campaign under review in Arkansas
The Dale Bumpers campaign acknowledged that aircraft owned by Arkansas residents were used by the Democratic nominee and aides. Owners said planes were offered with no strings attached and some were used by Bumpers or aides while others not used. One owner noted Rockefeller’s plane had also been flying from Clarksville. The list of lenders may be incomplete. Duwana Gail Cox, 20, of Hope, died Saturday in Arkadelphia. services held at Herndon Chapel.
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Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Little. Rock
Dale Bumpers
Arkansans
Winthrop Rockefeller
Bumpers
Rockefeller
Walter Carruth
Lexa
American Party
David Ryles
Booneville
Ryles
Clarksville
Hot Springs
Little Rock
DeQueen
Lee Cazort Jr
Cazort
Duwana Gail Cox
Hope
Arkadelphia
Ouachita Baptist University
Merlin Cox
Jerry Swope
Manticella
Sharon Denise
Anna Jenea Cox
Charles Steven Cox
Claud Edwards
Lone Star
Texas
C. M. Cox
Her
Mayor Says Incident Was Almost a Riot in Detroit
Acting Mayor Mel Ravitz recalls using his body to shield Black Panthers during a police slaying surrender. He credits patience discipline and hardheaded common sense in avoiding a larger riot.
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Detroit
Mel Ravitz
Constitution Discussed at Club Meet by Rotary Members
Bill Etter of Washington spoke at the Hope Rotary Club luncheon in Town and Country last Friday on the proposed Arkansas state constitution. He favored its improvements over 1874, stressing county government reform while urging public turnout for the November 3 vote. Benny Coleman led the meeting in the president’s absence. Visiting Rotarians Bill Ramsey and Tom Callan attended.
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Bill Etter
Washington
Hope Rotary Club
Robert LaGrone
General Assembly
Arkansas
Etter
Benny Coleman
Bill Ramsey
Warsaw
Ind
Tom Callan
Nashville
Weather Summary from Arkansas Station Report
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday shows high around 80 and low near 49. Forecast indicates thunderstorms spreading across the state tonight and Tuesday with considerable cloudiness and cooler conditions in the west half. Low temperatures expected from the northwest to the southeast in the 50s to 60s, while Tuesday highs range from the 60s in the northwest to the 70s in the southeast.
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Arkansas
Panthers rally turns deadly amid arrests and surrender
Fifteen black youths were charged Sunday with murder in the shooting death of Patrolman Glenn E. Smith, 26, near the National Committee to Combat Fascism headquarters. Police said two other suspects were arrested in car arsons, including two police vehicles, as heavy police presence loomed nine hours while black attorneys and a black newspaperwoman coaxed 12 suspects to surrender.
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Glenn E. Smith
National Committee To Combat Fascism
Panther
Parks Agency OKs $2.6 Million Improvement Plan
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Parks Commission approved a $2,647,750 capital improvement program for state parks contingent on legislative action to fund from real estate transfer tax revenues. State Sen. Clarence Bell urged keeping the plan separate from the commission’s revenue program. The plan includes Village Creek Park near Forrest City and envisions bonds financed by $150,000 annually from park revenues with potential transfer tax funding to retire the debt. The transfer tax stands at $3 per $1,000 of real estate.
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Little Rock
State Parks, Recreation and Travel Commission
Clarence E. Bell
Parkin
Commission
Com
Bell
Forrest City
Village Creek
Lloyd E. Surles
Surles
Goodell Stands Firm in Three Way Senate Fight
Sen Charles E Goodell said he would hand his head to Vice President Agnew if he withdrew from the three way Senate race He spoke at a news conference after White House disavowal and trailing polls and received endorsements from 18 Republican senators Six colleagues gathered at La Guardia Airport to pledge support and campaign upstate
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New York
Charles E. Goodell
Senate
Agnew
Goodell
White House
la Guardia
Nobel Prize for Economics Awarded to Samuelson
Stockh olm AP Paul A Samuelson of MIT won the 1970 Nobel Prize in economics for developing static and dynamic economic theory and advancing scientific analysis. Samuelson, 55, said he had no idea he’d win and planned to go to his office despite phones ringing at his Boston area home. The prize committee noted he stood apart from about 50 nominees, with Milton Friedman and Vasily Kantorovich among the named contenders.
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Stockholm
Paul A. Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Samuelson
Milton Friedman
Nixon
Vasily Kantorevich
Nobel Prize Winners Highlight 1974 Economics Award
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the 1970 economics prize to Paul Samuelson for extensive theory and new theorems. Other laureates include Nobel Peace Prize recipient Norman Borlaug and novelist Alexander Solzhenitsyn, with prizes awaiting physics and chemistry.
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Royal Swedish Academy of Sciencing
Alfred Nobel
Norm Ernest Borlaug
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Julius Axelrod
Bernard Katz
Ulf von Euler
Ind
Swedish Academy
Samuelson
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Louisiana
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Smith Funeral Home of
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Paducah
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Shreveport
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Lornie
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Hope and Hempstead County
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Chicago
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Footsie" Britt
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