Nixon pushes for quick action on tax reform and broad agenda
AP dispatch reports President Nixon presses Congress to act this year on expanded income surtax and tax relief while outlining green and red light bills he wishes considered. He seeks swift draft reform and signals support for foreign aid, housing aid, student loans, and other programs, with little major legislation passed after nine months in session. Zeuxis the ancient painter is credited with a grapes painting so natural birds pecked at it.
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Hope Sailor Cited for Outstanding Duty on USS Hancock
Hope Ark native Charles Willie Beard received a citation from USS Hancock officers for outstanding performance as an Electri cations Mate Third Class during Aug 1968 to Feb 1969. His efforts in repairing and reinstalling vital electric motors supported combat operations and affected berthing and working spaces. Ball said a broad public outreach and mobile office expansion would be needed to enroll eligible workers into benefits programs.
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Arkansas Weather Outlook Prompt for 24 Hours
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 a m Wednesday records high 80 low 66 precipitation .68 of an inch Forecast by The Associated Press Arkansas Variable cloudiness through Thursday scattered showers and thundershowers east and south today occasional rain or drizzle northwest today and over state to night and Thursday Cooler most places today and tonight Not much change Thursday High today upper 70s northwest and mostly 80s elsewhere Lows to upper 50s north and 60s elsewhere
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Weather and political snippets mixed with school integration quote
A garbled weather-station style listing precedes a political snippet about school integration. It quotes Vice President Agnew on children and busing, and South Carolina Governor McNair praising progress and awaiting implementation. The text weaves weather data with a political remark on education policy.
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Critics of defense spending push final amendment vote
Senate critics failed to halt major defense programs and pressed a last drive to amend the 26 billion Atstay procurement authorization. Sen John Sherman Cooper offered a Laos and Thailand aid restriction amendment as debate neared an end, while another effort to cut funding for the Advanced Manned Strategic Aircraft failed 56 to 31.
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Russia and United States to Resume Middle East Talks
The United States and Soviet Union will restart discussions on the Middle East crisis in New York on Thursday. Assistant Secretary of State Joseph J. Sisco and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin will lead the talks, reviving negotiations begun in Washington earlier this year. A separate military note referenced U.S. strength figures and Vietnam-related unit details without clarity.
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Nixon Hints At Possible Vietnam Pullout Timing
Sources say Nixon will not commit to dates for reviewing the war and may announce a third reduction next year. Pentagon officials consider periodic pulls back every three to four months, with 1969 or early 1970 as possible timing. total U.S. presence in South Vietnam would drop toward 484,000 as withdrawals continue. In Arkansas, Forrest City junior high sits amid a white dominated complex, after a 1969 riot prompted $19,000 in damage at the all Negro junior high. community tensions and white and black students engaged in summer picketing.
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Smith Named to Fill Dirksen Senate Seat
SPRINGFIELD Illinois AP Ralph T Smith speaker of the Winds House was named by Gov Richard B Ogilvie to fill the Illinois U S Senate seat left by the death of Sen Everett M Dirksen The Republicans choice followed Atty Gen William J Scott withdrawal Rep John B Anderson a strong contender attended the announcement in the governor's office with Smith his wife and son present
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Mrs Janelle McCaskill Smith dies in Fayetteville
Mrs Janelle McCaskill Smith 42 a native of McCaskill died Tuesday in Fayetteville She was a University of Arkansas graduate and taught in Fayetteville schools A Methodist and Kappa Kappa Gamma member she is survived by husband Samuel C Smith a daughter Linda Kay and a son Briah at home her mother Mrs Clio McCaskill of Blevins and grandmother Mrs PH Stephens of Blevins A memorial will be placed at Roberta Fulbright Library Services were held Wednesday at Moore's Funeral Chapel Fayetteville with burial at Fairview Cemetery
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