City districts run by revolutionary committees in Peking
The article describes a West Peking self governing district of 53 000 people with six factories and 14 300 homes. A revolutionary committee handles administration while a central city body provides utilities. Families work, day care is run by teachers and wives, and health services include clinics and vaccines. The system aims for self sufficiency and personal governance through small units. Yellowstone National Park becomes a national park in 1872, the world’s first big public wildlife refuge.
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Peking
China
United States
Daley
Lindsay
Nanking
District Revolutionary Committee
Yellowstone National Park
Levant the Wit Dies at 65 in Beverly Hills
Oscar Levant, famed pianist, author, and television host known for wit and eccentricity, dies at 65 in Beverly Hills. He had been inactive for years and reportedly died in his sleep, with authorities ordering an autopsy to confirm natural causes.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Oscar Levant
George Gershwin
Levant
Pittsburgh
Arnold Schoenberg
Lady
Mandolin
Selective Service Considers Cutbacks After Volunteer Army
In Little Rock AP dispatch Byron V. Pepitone, acting national director, said the Selective Service may trim salaried staff once the nation shifts to an all volunteer Army. He cited the proposed 27th Amendment as signaling women could be drafted and that criticism of the service has lessened due to reforms. Pepitone noted his interpretation aligns with both supporters and opponents that women would register for the draft.
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Little Rock
Byron V. Pepitone
Pepitone
Woman's Day program committee meets at Bethel Church
The Woman's Day program committee will meet at Bethel A M E Church today at 5 30 p m The senior choir will rehearse at 7 p m Also notes on guests and an obituary for Richard Matlock of Murfreesboro who died Monday night August 14 1972 Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Woman's Day
Bethel A. M. E
Richard Matlock
Murfreesboro
Hicks
Park opens for protestors at Flamingo Park Miami Beach
About 100 campers were ordered from Flamingo Park by 40 police officers eight hours after the City Council allowed demonstrators for the Republican National Convention. The marchers, mainly Zippies, left the park and roamed the area while officials planned sanitation and medical facilities by Thursday. No arrests were reported.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Flamingo Park
Rocky Pomerance
Miami Beach Community Church
Pomerance
Jumping to conclusions in Hal Boyle style humor
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle offers light obser vations on aging, gender quirks, grandparents, cats, retirement gifts, and film endings. He jokes that older people adapt, pets influence daily life, and cinema now lacks happy endings, urging readers to carry a crying towel on trips to the movies.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Probate Court Hearing on Ladie L. McDonald Estate Codicil
Emmett McDonald as executor seeks probate of a 1967 handwritten codicil to Ladie L. McDonald's will, with court hearing set for September 1, 1972 in Hope. A separate petition asks authority to sell estate lands and personal property at public sale. Court notice dated August 11, 1972.
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Ladie L. McDonald
Hempstead County
Emmett McDonald
City of
Hope
Arkansas
Dress code ruled unconstitutional in Perryville schools
U S District Court Judge G Thomas Eisele found most of Perryville Junior and Senior High School dress code unconstitutional. He noted that if officials enforce remaining portions or craft a new code, students cannot be disciplined without a defense opportunity. The ruling follows a previous decision striking down bans on facial hair and long hair.
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Little Rock
Perryville
U. S. District Court
G. Thomas Eisele
Eisele
Hope Star 1972 Hope Arkansas newspaper masthead listing staff
The Hope Star presents its August 15 1972 edition with staff credits for editorial advertising and circulation. Includes the masthead noting publishers editors and departments and distribution details for Hope Arkansas and surrounding counties.
Mitchell blasts Clark as naive over Hanoi war view
Former U S attorney general John Mitchell attacked Ramsey Clark as a naive American who was unwittingly duped by Hanoi. Clark warned to end bombing in North Vietnam after touring the country and seeing bombed hospitals schools and churches. Mitchell urged Sen George McGovern to face the issue as Clark defended Cabinet caliber status.
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U.S
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Ramsey Clark
Hanoi
Clark
Johnson
North Vietnam
San Francisco
Mitchell
Committee For
United States
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McGovern
Nixon
Police Patrolman Montgomery wins CSC ruling in North Little Rock
The North Little Rock Civil Service Commission overturned Patrolman Monte E. Montgomery's firing and suspended him 30 days without pay for subordination and disrespect. Montgomery, 29, said he would appeal to circuit court and called the decision a form of reinstatement victory.
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North Little Rock
Monte E. Montgomery
Reo Bowman
Montgomery
Commission
U.S
W.D. Younts
Robert L
Estate of William L Kinard Executrix Notice
The estate of William Lloyd Kinard deceased No 2520 last address 507 East 14th Street Hope Arkansas Date of death May 30 1972 An instrument dated February 17 1950 admitted to probate August 11 1972 executrix appointed Contests must be filed by law Claims must be verified and presented within six months from first publication This notice first published August 15 1972 Etta Gordon Kinard Executrix 507 East 14th Hope AR 71801 Mail address August 15 22 1972
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
William Lloyd Kinard
East 14Th Street
Hope
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