Nixon seeks FBI campus bombing powers in omnibus crime bill
President Nixon asks Congress to grant federal authority to intervene in campus bombings and to expand the FBI to 8 000 agents to aid bombing investigations and hijacking cases. The plan, supported by Rep. Emanuel Celler, faces GOP backing but prompts frustration over consultation and pacing. McCain visits Pearl Harbor, noting 700000 miles traveled as Pacific commander and no prior Hawaii outer island visits since 1934.
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Arkansas forecast for 24 hours to Wednesday morn
Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 a m Wednesday with high 90 and low 71. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies across Arkansas through Thursday with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms mainly in the north. Temperatures range from the low 60s in the northwest to around 90 in the southeast, with tonight’s lows in the 60s to 70s and highs Thursday in the mid 80s to low 90s.
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Bodcaw Grades Elect New Officers
The Third and Fourth Grade Classes elected officers. Third Grade President Terri Brown Vice President Karen Lee Secretary Carol Russell Treasurer Tina Tatum Fourth Grade President Clifton Clark Vice President John Ward Secretary Marty Purdy Treasurer Steven Rogers Reporters Teressa Rogers Jeanette Daniels Steve Dellard Mrs Ruth Tyler the teacher.
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Showers Expected in Arkansas as Weather District Clears
The Associated Press reports that showers and thunderstorms in Arkansas will lessen tonight and Thursday as a low pressure wave moves northeast. A flash flood warning covers Boone and Newton counties with warnings of full small streams around Harrison. Temperatures will cool mainly in the northwest. overnight lows range from 64 at Fayetteville to 75 at Pine Bluff and 73 at Texarkana with highs in the mid 80s to low 90s Thursday.
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125 Times U.S. Has Sent Forces Abroad
Washington officials cite more than 125 cases in U.S. history where the President sent armed forces abroad without a declaration of war or congressional authorization. The list spans from 1798 1800 undeclared war on France to the 1960s Cambodia incursion, Lebanon 1958 Thailand 1962 and Dominican Republic 1965 deployments.
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Embezzlement Case Retrial Set in Arkansas
Circuit Judge Russell C. Roberts scheduled October 21 for a retrial of Robert L. Pruitt of Phoenix charged with four counts of embezzling 28655.50 from State College of Arkansas during 1969. The prior July 20 trial ended in mistrial after prosecutor Mobley circulated campaign cards to jurors. The August 11 date was postponed due to a death in Mobley’s family.
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Hope Star reads community support for retarded children gifts
The Hope Jaycees gift to the School of Hope aids disabled children, with thanks to local merchants who supported the Ernest Tubb Show. Hempstead County Association for Retarded Children expresses appreciation for donations. The note highlights local involvement and gratitude.
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Instruct Youths on Drugs Says Linkletter
Sacramento AP reports entertainer Art Linkletter urged teaching youngsters about drug dangers starting in second grade. He criticized educators as uninformed and urged collective effort to improve society, inviting readers to join a crusade by sending boxtops or encouraging messages.
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Prescott Man Realizes Value of Tools
Prescott dairyman John Ratcliff credits records and computer print outs with boosting efficiency and profits. Feeding costs remain the largest expense, but improved data such as butterfat percentage and income over feed per cow per day guide management. From 5000 pounds per cow in 1957 to 11343 pounds in May 1970, Holstein herd productivity more than doubled aided by record keeping and artificial insemination.
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U.S. Hints at Intervention Over Jordan Crisis
U.S. officials warned any action would aim to rescue Americans in Jordan where thousands of Jordanians and Palestinian guerrillas died in a week of fighting. About 400 Americans and 54 guerrilla-held hostages, including 38 Americans, are dispersed and unaccounted. Arab leaders met in Cairo to push a mission to King Hussein and Yasser Arafat to patch the rift and seek a truce or peace.
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