Water supply talk at Rotary Club luncheon
City Manager Garland Medders presented groundwater facts at the Town and Country luncheon. He used a film from a geological survey to explain wells as Hempstead county supply and proposed Millwood water piping projects. Water department guests included Gene White Jack Fielding Donal Parker and Lloyd Spencer. Other guests were Coner Buyette and L B Tooley of Richardson Alex Getty of Camden.
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Garland Medders
Rotary Club
Hempstead
Millwood
City Water Department of Water and Light Commission
Gene White
Jack Fielding
Donal Parker
Lloyd Spencer
Co« Iner Buyette
L.B. Tooley
Richardson, Tex
Alex Getty
Camden
Benny Coleman
Nixon Honors Apollo 13 Crew With Medal of Freedom
President Nixon returned from Hawaii to the White House with his wife, meeting Apollo 13 astronauts Lovell, Swigert, and Haise. He awarded them the Medal of Freedom and praised the mission as a man aver machine achievement while recalling prayers and faith in God.
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California
Honolulu
United States
White House
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
James A. Lovell Jr
John L. Swigert Jr
Fred W. Haise Jr
Manned Space Headquarters
Houston
Hawaii
Nixons
Kawaiahao
New England
Islands
Obituary for C B Hubbard of Idabel Oklahoma
C B Coote Hubbard eighty two of Idabel Oklahoma died Sunday He formerly lived in Hope Survived by wife Jessie Bright Hubbard three children and two sisters Jewell Burns Hope and Harvey Wright Spring Hill Services set for 2 p m Tuesday at the Idabel Church of Christ
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C.B. “Coote
Hubbard
Coolie” Hubbard
Idabel
Okla
Hope
Jessie Bright Hubbard
Jewell Burns
Harvey Wright
Spring Hill
Idabel Church of Christ
Laird Calls for Decision on Arms Talks
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird warned Washington is at the edge of prudent risk by delaying major new offensive nuclear weapons to maximize SALT talks chances. He cited rising Soviet missile threat and urged not to unilaterally halt MIRV deployment or Safeguard ABM expansion at the talks’ outset.
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New York
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Associated Press
Pentagon
Salt
Vienna
United States
Impeachment Move Stuns Some GOPs
Associated Press reports House Republican Leader Gerald Ford spearheading a bid to impeach Justice Williams Douglas caused shock and doubt among GOP colleagues. Moderates and liberals voiced reservations while noting the move’s populist appeal to conservatives. Some said leadership missteps and timing drew criticism from party figures including Rogers Morton.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
House
Gerald Ford
Williams
Douglas
Ford
Rogers C. B. Morton
Tornado Toll and Damage Across Arkansas
Two tornadoes crossed Arkansas causing extensive damage with no serious injuries. Harrisburg’s Calvary Baptist Church suffered major losses as ten classrooms were destroyed and roofs damaged. West Side near Hughes was hardest hit, with 11 buildings damaged and one blown away, two people injured lightly. Severe storms and hail affected other areas, and flood warnings were issued for nearby rivers.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Harrisburg
Calvary Baptist Church
Joe Martz
West Side
Hughes
U. S. Weather Bureau
Petit Jean
Buffalo
White Rivers
Texarkana
Harrison
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Calico Rock
Weather Summary for Hope Arkansas Area
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am reports high 73 and low 52 with 2.30 inches of rainfall Sunday morning. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies today tonight and Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the north this afternoon ending early tonight. Cool through Tuesday with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s and lows in the upper 40s.
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Hope (Ark) Star
Weather Experiment Station
Arkansas
Weather Across Cities Shows Variety of Skies and Temperatures
An assortment of city forecasts lists conditions from cloudy and mild to clear and hot. Temperatures span from the 30s in Bismarck to the mid 80s in Albany and Atlanta, with rain and snow noted in several locales including Cleveland and Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Five killed as Mississippi tornado hits Corinth area
Five people died and about 65 were injured when a tornado blasted through Corinth and nearby districts Sunday afternoon. More than 100 homes were wrecked and churches damaged as crews cleaned debris by nightfall under curfews. Eighteen of the injured were hospitalized. power and communications were down. The dead were identified as Hattie Batie, 98. Malba L. Clark, 12. C A Swinny, about 2. Tony Bishop. and Marlon Reaton. A second tornado struck Ripley, damaging several homes and businesses but causing no injuries. A separate court ruling overturned a $22,000 land-award related to Interstate 40 in Johnson County.
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Corinth
Miss
Art Murphy
South Corinth
Pam
John JD. Mercier
Hattie Batie
Malba L. Clark
C. A. Swinny
Tony Bishop
Marlon Reaton
Ripley
Here
Blackmun Opposes Death Penalty Says Court May Overturn
In a private AP interview, Justice Harry A. Blackmun voiced personal opposition to the death penalty and suggested the Supreme Court might rule it unconstitutional. He noted it could unsettle Senate debates and that repealing capital punishment is primarily a legislative issue. He warned a future court decision could declare it cruel and inhuman.
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James R. Polk
Associated Press
Rochester, Minn
Harry A. Blackmun
Supreme Court
Senate
Blackmun
United States
Networks to carry Nixon address live tonight
AP reports spokesmen for NBC CBS and ABC said Nixon’s Vietnam speech from San Clemente California would be carried live on radio and television starting at 9 p.m. EST. The hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee open April 29 and death dispute is expected to figure in questions.
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New York
Nixon
Vietnam
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
San Clemente
Calif
Senate Judiciary Committee
Court upholds welfare rules on stepfather in home
The California Supreme Court sides with scaled down payments for dependent children when a stepfather or other man lives in the home. The court strikes down a HEW rule that income of the man could not be counted unless legally obligated by state law. Justice Douglas notes the decision reflects practical realities andmarriage ties.
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George Rose Smith
High Court
Arnold
Cross
Supreme Court
Arnald
Smith
Herbert Lee Brown
Fort Smith
Brown
Lyle Brown
Angus Trip
Jett
Triplett
Sebastian County
California
San Francisco
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Douglas
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