Lions Club Luncheon Showcases Indian Life and Poultry Leader
Dr. Suresh Prasad, director of research and diagnostic services for Mountaire Poultry, spoke at the Lions Club luncheon in Town and Country. He shared insights into India life and customs with slides, tracing his education in Bihar and his move to the United States in 1965 and 1966. The event was arranged by program chairman Haskell Jones and Bill Hairr of Mountaire. A Broom Sale is planned for April 19 to support the Lions Light Conservation Program, with several local hosts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Suresh Prasad
Mountaine Poultry Company
Nashville
Arkansas
Dr. Prasad
Chopra
Bihar
India
Mountaire
Prasad
University of Missouri
Columbia
Missouri
Government of India
America
Haskell Jones
Bill Hairr
Lions Light Conservation
Connie Cochran
New Holland Machinery
Bossier City
Miles Laha
George Wright
Union Life Insurance Co
Arkadelphia
Jack Caldwell
Lioness Wimmell
McCaskill
Ark
Arthur Wimmell
Gene Trussell
Shreveport
Gerald Trussell
Bumpers Has Place for Col Scott
LITTLE ROCK AP Sources in the Bumpers administration said Col Ralph D Scott whose resignation as State Police Director takes effect May 1 was under consideration for a post in a federally funded pilot program to reduce drunken driving Gov Dale Bumpers said Scott was under consideration for another administration position but did not name it He said it did not involve the correction commissioner or state Board of Correction Scott a former FBI agent tendered his resignation under legislative pressure and Bumpers accepted it He is being considered for either director or enforcement coordinator of the pilot program funded by a 2 million grant from the National Safety Administration of the Department of Transportation Scott said he talked with the governor and was confident there was a public service role for him but no commitment was made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Bumpers
Ralph D. Scott
Dale Bumpers
Scott
Correction
State Board of Correction
FBI
National Safety Administration
Department of Transportation
Kosygin Promises Peace and Progress With Military Strength
Premier Kosygin outlines a five year plan to boost consumer goods and living standards while expanding the armed forces. He condemns U.S. actions in Vietnam Cambodia and Laos and warns that tension and war threats persist. The plan targets 1971 75 growth with consumer goods up 44 48 percent and heavy industry up 41 45 percent. He forecasts 528 544 billion rubles in industrial output by 1975, a doubling in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Communist Party
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Middle East
Kosygin
Tass
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Election in Chicago to Draw Million Voters
About one million voters are expected to turn out to decide if Mayor Richard J. Daley should seek a fifth four year term. His challenger is Richard E. Friedman, 41, a Republican who left the Democratic party to oppose the 68 year old incumbent. Polls suggest Friedman may cut into Daley's solid support with a focus on policy over projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Richard E. Friedman
Democratic Party
Daley
Friedman
Underground Newspaper Pair Arrested on Campus
Two Ozark Mountain Times staff members were arrested after one tried to sell papers on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville. Jimmie White, 18, refused to leave when warned by officials. John Cooke was arrested for filming the arrest. Cooke faced disobeying police. Several students and nonstudents have been arrested recently over campus paper sales. Hope. A church campaign for 405000 dollars over five years began with a 200-strong kickoff, as Rev. J. Edwin Keith outlined the plan and George Frazier urged prayer and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville, Ark
Ozark Mountain Times
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Jimmie White
John Cooke
White
Cooke
Arkansas
J. Edwin Keith
George Frazier
Bethel A M E church events and Prescott District Conference
The Bethel A M E Church calendar lists 4:30 p.m rehearsal for the junior choir and 7:00 p.m. senior choir practice for Easter, plus Wednesday prayer meeting at 7. The Prescott District Conference will be hosted by Shorter Chapel A M E in Blevins on Friday April 9 1971 with morning sessions at 9:30 and 11 00 led by Rev R L Lilly, featuring the Seven Last Words from the Cross and a 6:00 p.m. song service with district choirs and guests Rev John Hushing and Bruce Memorial Methodist Church choir. The Lonoke Baptist Church Easter service at 2:30 p.m. will feature The Melotone Gospel Singers of Tyler Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.P.D
Bethel A.M.E
Prescott
Blevins
District Institute
R. L. Lilly
Magnolia District
W.G. Wynn
John Hushing
Bruce Memorial Methodist Church
Curtis H. Pharr
A.C. Burton
J T. Giles
Hlh Scott
JL Ward Nichols
12Th Episcopal
Melotone Gospel Singers
Tyler
Texas
Lonoke Baptist Church
Get Part of Sales Tax Says Landers
Arkansas news item reports state Rep. Lacy Landers urging AFSCME Council 38 members to claim a portion of any sales tax increase and to resist revenue plans that exclude workers. The piece also includes brief items on local events and a casualty report from Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Little Rock
Lacy Landers
Benton
American Federation of State
Landers
Afscme
Also Mentioned on This Page
Page Fight Lions Club
Wayne Courtney
Forrest City
Legislative Council
Out of Svasion
Ats
Frank King
Star
Col
Assembly of God
J.D. Rayborn
Russia
HOPE
First United Methodist Church
Clyde Davis Photo
Bethel
Melotone Singers
Kathleen Jordan
Lonoke
Willie Marie Cooper
Hope High School
Guthrie Job Corp For Women
Guthrie
Oklahoma
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Reena Cooper
Willie Cooper
Walter Joe
All of
Dorothy Butler
Shelia Jean Butler
Los Angeles
California
Willie Mae Davenport
Grant Davenport
Mt. Pleasant C
Cavehill Cemetery Association
H.L. Washington
Warm
Arkansan
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Laymon Palmer
Ruth Bally
Southeast Asia
Our
Ollier
West Second ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!