Nixon Ahead in State Poll Signals Close Arkansas Race
In Arkansas, Nixon leads with 35.5 percent to Wallace 34.4 and Humphrey 26.9 as 3.2 percent undecided, per an in-state association poll. A separate Republican poll favored Wallace. Humphrey backers cited a Democratic poll showing Humphrey ahead. Wallace backer Carruth predicts over 50 percent for Wallace.
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Voters urged to back Constitutional Revision Convention
In a letter to The Star Royc Webenberger urges Arkansas voters to approve calling a Constitutional Revision Convention. He notes Governor Rockefeller and the Democratic Legislature with Marion Crank as House majority leader support the move. He argues the 100 delegates would draft a new constitution for adoption in 1970 and urges a Yes vote.
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Nuclear Effects Probe on Lake Dardanelle Arkansas
Two conservation spokesmen asked the Atomic Energy Commission Safety and Licensing Board to study how a proposed Arkansas Power and Light nuclear generator would affect Lake Dardanelle. Dr. Howard Suzuki and Dr. Joe F. Nix warned heated discharge at 1700 cubic feet per second could impact fish and wildlife, even as AP&L stressed safety and environmental standards.
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Lake Dardanelle
Howard Suzuki
Little Rock
Joe F. Nix
Arkadelphia
Atomic Energy Commission Safety and Licensing Board
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Arkansas Power & Light Co
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Misquoted Says Prosecutor in G F Deal
Little Rock AP reports prosecutor Richard B. Adkisson said he was misquoted about bribery in a Game and Fish Commission matter. He turned over materials to Col Ralph Scott and said no charge determination has been made. Odell Pollard denied involvement but offered cooperation and asked Adkisson to follow up.
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Arkansas Legislative Council
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Odell Pollard
State Republican Party
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LeMay states North Vietnam will carry on war
Gen Curtis LeMay told a fundraiser in Oklahoma City that despite progress in Paris peace talks he is convinced North Vietnam intends to wage war on South Vietnam. He said shipments and ammunition into the south have increased, and roads and bridges repaired, improving supply routes from the Red China border.
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LeMay predicts new Viet Nam attacks with U.S. limits
General LeMay said North Vietnamese forces have been crushed but would resume aggression if U.S. troops are not allowed to pursue into Laos and Cambodia. He warned they have been reinforced and reequipped and that U.S. intelligence expects new attacks at any time. He claimed a simple military solution exists.
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