Fear of life thwarts Indochinese refugee sponsorship
Fear of American life prompts many Indochinese refugees to reject sponsorship offers at Fort Chaffee and other camps. Officials report refusals due to anxiety about leaving camp, cold weather abroad, or choosing where to settle. Counseling aims to persuade acceptance as Chaffee eyes potential closure before Christmas with a refugee population of about 15,454 at Chaffee and other camps across Guam Camp Pendleton and Indiantown Gap.
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FT. Chaffee
Ark
Feenik -Comipttead Bd
Donald MacDonald
MacDonald
Chaffee
Cave
MacDonal
Vietnam
William Luken
North Dakota
Canada
Luken
Guam
Camp Pendelton
Calif
Indiantown Gap
Wallace plans European goodwill tour in October
Governor George C. Wallace will lead a six-nation Western Europe goodwill mission starting October 11. The trip targets meetings with heads of state and industrialists, including visits to London Brussels Rome Bonn West Berlin Paris and Edinburgh to explore Alabama facility opportunities. If Alabama lawmakers fail to fund state government, the tour could be delayed as the legislature nears adjournment.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Billy Joe Camp
Cornelia
London
Brussels
Rome
Bonn
West Berlin
Paris
Edinburgh
Alabama
Camp
Arkansas arts grants approved for several institutions
The advisory council to the Arkansas Office of Arts and Humanities approved multiple grants. The largest grants, $10,000 each, went to the state Educational Television Commission and the Hot Springs Foundation for the Performing Arts. Others included $9,850 for the Arkansas Arts Center, $2,000 each to the North Arkansas Symphony and Magnolia Fine Arts Council, $2,400 to the Community Center of Learning and the Crossett Players, $9,500 to the South Arkansas Arts Center, and $6,500 to the South Arkansas Symphony.
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Little Rock
State Office of Arts and Humanities
State Educational Television Commission
Hot Springs Foundation For the Performing Arts
Arkansas Arts Center
North Arkansas Symphony
Fayetteville
Magnolia Fine Arts Council
Community Center of Learning
Russellville
Crossett Players
South Arkansas Arts Center
Dorado
South Arkansas Symphony of
Alberty Convicted in Stilwell Slaying Over Involvement
A 65 year old Stilwell man, Edgar Alberty, was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the July 31 1974 killing of Alvie Kindle in a Stilwell tavern after a dispute over Alberty involvement with Mrs Ben Crittenden Lea of Bentonville Arkansas. The jury was deadlocked on second degree murder.
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Tahi
Equah
Okla
Stilwell
Arkansas
Edgar Alberty
Alvie Kindle
Privacy Act opens government files to U S citizens Saturday
U S citizens can request information the government holds about them starting Saturday under the Privacy Act of 1974, with rights to correct errors. Agencies must disclose record system names, and individuals can see who views their files. About 8,200 systems are expected, with exemptions including police intelligence data and employment records. Violations carry fines up to 5000 dollars and civil action rights.
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Washington
U.S
Justice Department
Alaska Railroad
Federal Register
Pentagon
Sam Ervin
Dn.c
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Elvis Presley Putting Two Jetliners Up For Sale
Presley Jet Command advertises two luxury jets in Wall Street Journal for 550000 and 750000 dollars while Presley keeps an 850000 Jetstar and a 1.2 million Conair Voyager 880. Nigel Winfield of Miami handles inquiries noting the Elvis connection drives interest.
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Nashville, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Wall Street Journal
Wal
Nigel Winfield
Miami
Elvis
Winfield
Presley
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Arlington
Texas
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Hope Church of Christ
Rock Mound Rd
Hope, Ark
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