U S bombs hit North Vietnam as front lines endure
U S bombers struck inside North Vietnam for a third day while allied aircraft hit Hanoi base camps in the south. South Vietnamese shelling damaged a provincial capital and three district towns with two killed and 11 wounded. U S B 52 raids targeted storage depots and DMZ points as 215,000 troops were placed on a two week alert ahead of the October presidential election.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Air Force
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Ban Karai
Laos- North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Richard Gardner
Nixon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Cambodia
Tay Ninh
Heavy Rains for Portions of Arkansas
Heavy rains reach Arkansas with up to two inches forecast as a large rain front moves northeast through the state. Temperatures span 76 to 83 during the day with overnight lows around 58 to 64. Rain ends in time for the Saturday football game between the University of Arkansas and Tulsa in Fayetteville. Local rainfall totals include .09 inch at Little Rock and traces at Fayetteville and Texarkana.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
National Weather Service
Weather Service
University of Arkansas
Tulsa
Fayetteville
Fort Smith
Jonesboro
Harrison
Pine Bluff
Memphis
Little Rock
Texarkana
el Dorado
Fayetteville, Ark
Tulue
Quick Action on Tax Bills Predicted
Washington AP report says Senate Finance Committee chair Senator Russell Long expects swift action on President Nixon's tax proposals. He notes Ways and Means favors prompt passage, praising shifts by the House committee that favor big business reductions.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
United States wins first test of two-China plan at UN
The General Assembly rejected a motion to bar the U.S. two China plan from its agenda 65 to 47 with 15 abstentions. The proposal seeks to seat Communist China in both the assembly and Security Council while keeping Nationalist China in the assembly. Albania backed rival moves to oust Taiwan, and U.S. Ambassador George Bush warned the fight would continue if the item was blocked.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
General Assembly
U.S
China
Assembly
Security Council
Taiwan
Peking
George Bush
Third District Stock Show Opens With Parade
The 27th annual Third District Livestock Show and Rodeo runs September 27 through October 2 with a parade at 4 p.m. marking FFA Day. The event features cattle, swine, Quarterhorse shows, queen selection, rodeo performances, and a Saturday automobile prize.
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Third District
Richard D
Dick) Moore
FFA
Sonny Myers
Wing Ranch
Bogota
Texas
Nixon Hints Poff for Supreme Court Vacancy in One Seat
President Nixon dropped a broad hint that Rep. Richard H. Poff of Virginia could fill one Supreme Court vacancy. Harlan’s retirement opened a second seat as Blackmun and others noted, while Nixon said he favors strict constructionism and may consider a nonjudge with strong judicial philosophy.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Richard H. Poff
Virginia
Supreme Court
Poff
Economic Club of
Detroit
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
High Court
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackamn
Clement F. Haynaworth Jr
G. Harrold Carswell
Edward M. Kennedy
D. Mass
Burger
Blackmun
Black
Ziegler
Felix Frankfurter
Louis D. Brandeis
Haynsworth and
Carswell
Federal Appeals Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
Middle Age You Start to Think Who to Leave Out of Will
HAL BOYLE notes middle age arrives with small irritations and new concerns. Fading stamina, gray hairs, stubborn weather talk, longer colds, and wary views about others at work mark the shift. The piece humorously suggests growth is possible though aging remains unavoidable.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Judges Picked for Dist Arts and Crafts Show
The Third District Arts and Crafts Association selected Maurice Kellogg of Little Rock as the show judge from three candidates. Kellogg, a prolific award winner with national one man shows, has works in Southern galleries and private collections. Judging for the Fourth Annual Art Show will take place Monday at 9:00 am, with the exhibit closed until judging ends.
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Arts and Crafts Association
Maurice Kellogg
Little Rock
Kellogg
Jeanette Rockerfeller
Nixon hints at widest wage price restraints coverage
President Nixon says wage price restraints starting Nov 14 will cover the whole economy and could extend to consumer credit rates if interest trends justify it. He revealed more on anti inflation policy during a Detroit Economic Club dinner Q&A, in a hour long session.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Detroit
Nixon
Detroit Economic Club
Welfare Costs Rise as 80,000 Federal Workers Slated
Washington AP reporting that the Nixon welfare reform would create up to 80,000 new federal workers to run a national Family Assistance Program. HEW data show welfare costs up 27 percent to 16.3 billion in fiscal 1971 as 14.3 million people received aid in June, with states tightening eligibility.
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G.C. Thelen Jr
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Department of Health Education and Welfare
HEW
John D. Twiname
Nathan
Two Accidents Reported On West Third And East Third
Late yesterday on West Third St a 6 year old boy Lee Edward Gamble ran from behind a car into the path of another driven by Mrs Evelyn Luck and was barely hit with no injury. Later at East Third and Greening a collision between vehicles driven by Frank E Devenny and Patsy Rhodes caused minor damage. Devenny charged with following too close. Football forecast for Arkansas vs Tulsa with 72 degree high and light northwest winds.
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West Third St
Lee Edward Gamble
Evelyn Luck
McCulley
Shirley
East Third
Frank E. Devenny
Patsy Rhodes
Hope
Sulzer
Devenny
Military pay rise may face wage squeeze after freeze
Senator Gale W. McGee warns that a $2.4 billion military pay increase approved by Congress could be blocked by a wage price squeeze. He pushes to freeze military pay on the civilian scale, arguing equity since civilian raises are paused until July 1. McGee, chairman of the Post Office and Civil Service Committee, says without a military freeze Congress may act to unfreeze civilian pay and undermine inflation controls.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
McGee
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Nixon
Senate
President’s wage price freeze broken AFL-CIO charges
AFL-CIO says the Nixon administration violated the wage price freeze by charging $5 this year for the Consumer Legislative Monthly Report, which had been free. Virginia H. Knauer, the consumer adviser, said the publication can no longer be offered free of charge. An AFL-CIO spokesman says the executive office of the President is breaking the wage price freeze.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Consumer Legislative Monthly
Virginia H. Knauer
Rogers and Gromyko Plan Talks at White House Next Week
Secretary of State Rogers plans Berlin and European security talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Washington tonight. A White House call by Gromyko is planned next week as SALT talks at Helsinki resume amid efforts to curb ABM and offensive missiles. The talks follow a busy UN General Assembly start with Rogers meeting about 65 foreign leaders and coordinating on Moscow Washington hot line updates. Berlin remains a priority due to the post Berlin access pact.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
United Nations, N.Y
William P. Rogers
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
White House
Rogers
Waldorf Suite
Helsinki
U.S
Moscow-Washington
U.N. General Assembly
China
Middle East
Washington
Maurice Schumann
Japan
Iceland
Turkey
Iran
Upper Volta
Nixon
Peking
Kremlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
All Around Town items from Hope area clubs and events
Mrs Arch Wylie leaves for Little Rock for AFMA state meeting joined by Mrs Helen Hatch and others. Hope High Band runs a concession at Third District Livestock Show. Henderson State College Concert Choir has 45 fall term members including Brenda Milus. Navy airman Dodson serves on USS Ticonderoga in the Pacific aboard ROPEVAI 3 71. National Bass Tournament begins with 15000 in prizes, spaghetti supper precedes Hope Fairview game at 7 30. Lions Club to sell bulbs October 4 to aid the blind. Millwood Lake level at 255 feet, 420 below normal with 13 tainter gates open. bass fishing good around Saline and cement Plant area. crappie, bream, catfish biting well.
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Arch Wylie
Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs
Little Rock
AFMA
Music Club
Helen Hatch
Mary Anita Laseter
Calvin Smith
Millwood Lake
Bee Lake
Top Soviet Spy Defects to Britain
London AP reports the British Foreign Office ordered the expulsion of about 90 Soviet officials tied to intelligence work and barred 15 others already out of the country. The move targets the Soviet Embassy trade delegation and related offices, citing a KGB officer who supplied infiltration plans.
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London
British Foreign Office
Foreign Office
Britain
KGB
Aeroflot
Intourist
Moscow Narodny Bank
Moscow
United States
Medina Silent on Report of Job Offer
Capt Ernest L Medina acquitted of all charges from the My Lai massacre declines comment on reports a Florida promoter offered him a job. A Turner Enterprises spokesman confirms an offer but cites no role or salary details. Turner, Orlando based, runs 58 corporations employing about 300000 door to door cosmetic salespeople.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ernest L. Medina
My Lai
Florida
Glenn W. Turner
Orlando
Turner
Medina
Joe Bailey
Turner Enterprises
Harlan Never Gave Interview Says Court Spoke For Him
Washington AP reports former Supreme Court Justice John M. Harlan did not grant any interview during his 16 years on the bench. He gave speeches critiquing press coverage of court decisions, while at George Washington Hospital his calls were referred to the court in the hours before his retirement.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John M. Harlan
Harlan
George Washi Hospital
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Navy
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Wayne Dodson
Rt. 4
Hope Fairview
Hope Lions Club
Halan
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