Success of Dollar Action to Be Slow
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports that the U S international economic program relies on bilateral pacts, but momentum slows as other nations resist a dollar devaluation and threaten countermeasures. Canadian subsidies, Japan yen revaluation reluctance, and Latin American concerns frame a cautious outlook. Business leaders fear retaliation and world trade decline even as exporters gain short term benefits. John Carroll of American Hoist & Derrick voices cautious optimism about exports but warns of a boomerang effect.
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American Hoist & Derrick
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Escapee Still at Large From Cummins Prison Farm
Cummins Prison Farm officials continued Sunday to search for Johnny Williams aged 45 of Helena. Williams is serving a 21-year manslaughter sentence from Phillips County and remains at large after the escape.
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Arkansas Weather Summary for Fourteen Hour Period
Weather report from the station notes generally fair conditions through Tuesday. Daytime highs expected in the upper 80s to lower 90s with warm days and mild nights, and nighttime lows in the mid 50s to near 60s. Forecast covers Arkansas with warm spells continuing into midweek.
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Weather Experiment Station
Arkansas
Tne fAe
Appeals Court sets date for Little Rock desegregation plan
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered Little Rock School Board to submit a complete elementary school integration plan by November 1. In a separate ruling the court approved North Little Rock School Board’s desegregation plan and urged implementation as far as possible in the current school year.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Trial opens in fight to overturn UMWA election
In Washington federal court the Labor Department seeks to overturn W. A. Boyle's 1969 UMWA presidency amid charges of intimidation, bribery, and misuse of union funds. Key officers Titler and Ownes also face potential removal as the Boyle faction fights back.
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Associated Press
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Tony” Boyle
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No Decision on Acquisition of Land Impasse in UA land talks near action
The University of Arkansas Board of Trustees reported Saturday an impasse in negotiations to buy 40 acres from the Methodist Children's Home near the Little Rock campus. The board hinted at eminent domain as a possible path, after offering $1 million opposed by a $1.5 million asking price. The board cited state fiduciary duties in not exceeding appraised value.
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University of Arkansas Board of Trustees
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UA Board
Man Held in Shooting at Carthage Arkansas
Dallas County authorities held a man in Fordyce on Monday over a Sunday shooting that killed Nathaniel Allen, 40, of Carthage. He was shot twice in the chest during a residence argument with a .22 caliber pistol. investigation ongoing. Rotary program featured Unity Music Makers with Unity Trio and local performers at Town and Country.
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Hope Rotary Club
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Jerry Brown
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Senate Debates Draft as Defense Pay Clash Looms
The 21 billion military procurement bill faces extended debate while the Senate considers the draft renewal. Democratic leaders push for troop withdrawal within nine months, but the chamber delays action until after the August recess amid war critics vows to renew filibusters. The pay measure could shift attention away from defense planning for days.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
Vietnam
Alan Cranston
California
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Obituary notices for Sutton Long Olson and Spencer
W W Spud Sutton 54 of Texarkana Ark dies at home Sept 9 survived by wife Katherine son Don and brother Aubrey burial at Memorial Gardens Texarkana Services held at East Funeral Home Rev Dorsie Caldwell officiating In Summit New Jersey Ly man H Long 64 World Almanac editor dies Sunday Long joined 1956 as associate editor editorship since 1965 In Centralia Washington Ebner Olson 67 Daily Cronicle executive editor dies Saturday Managed editor since 1968 In Greenfield Indiana Richard B Spencer 50 editor GM of Greenfield Daily Reporter dies after year long illness
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Spud) Sutton
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Greenfield, Ind
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Greenfield Daily Reporter
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American bull fighter arrested at Spanish bull ring
Jerez de la Frontera Spain JAP American bull fighter John Fulton was arrested Sunday after he left his spectator seat and jumped into the bull ring to fight the fifth bull. He was stopped immediately and later said the act stemmed from a poster drawing used without his permission.
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Jerez DE LA Frontera
Spain
John Fulton
Fulton
Three Tech Schools Sites Designated by State Board
State Board of Education designated three vocational technical school sites including Pulaski County and allocated funds. Education Commissioner A W Ford said Springdale will receive 100000 in state money and 200000 in recently acquired federal funds, funds not anticipated. A meeting with 11 business leaders was to follow.
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State Board of Education
Pulaski County
A.W. Ford
Springdale
Ford
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