Oklahoma Puts It Differently
The Hope Star quotes an Indian prayer and notes a painted sign seen above its masthead. The editor thanks Mrs. Marjorie Dildy Holland and Mrs. James L. Byrd for contributions. Roy Anderson supplied the line from a friend’s letter. The Star plans to retain its current paraphrase.
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Hope Star
Star
Alex. H. Washburn
Marjorie Dildy Holland
Hope
Tahlequah
Oklo
James L. Byrd
Texarkana
Hattie Anne Feild
Talbot Feild, Jr
Roy Anderson
Holland
Byrd
America
McGovern in trouble with Daley again
Sen George McGovern travels to Wisconsin after an Illinois visit that sparked the campaign flap over his candor He acknowledged asking Pierre Salinger to discuss POWs with North Vietnamese in Paris saying meetings were exploratory not negotiating He denied improper conduct Lyndon Johnson endorsed him but Daley tensions linger ahead of a Chicago meeting
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George McGovern
Wisconsin
Illinois
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Pierre Salinger
Paris
Salinger
Indochina
South
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Daley
Shriver Attacks Nixon as Labor Disaster in San Francisco Rally
Sargent Shriver told San Francisco labor leaders Nixon is an economic and moral disaster for labor and urged McGovern victory. He pressed fundraising among split Democratic donors and urged a homeward pull for America with Meany as a central figure amid a vibrant, pro labor crowd on Montgomery Street.
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Nixon
Shriver
California
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Houston
George McGovern
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COPE
Committee For Political Education
George Meany
Bumpers pick for Democratic chair aims to unite party
Brad Jesson of Fort Smith named by Gov. Dale Bumpers as the choice for state Democratic party chairman after the governor's announcement. Jesson said his goal is to unify all party segments and give every group a chance to be heard. He is a Tulsa and Arkansas Law graduate who has known Bumpers for years.
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Dale Bumpers
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Morocco Defense Chief Oufkir Kills Self After Assassination Bid
In Rabat Defense Minister Mohammed Oufkir shot himself after rebels attacked King Hassan II’s jet. The strike wounded several, including Tourism Minister Abdelrahman el Kouhen, and damaged the plane and palace area. Oufkir’s death follows a prior regime attempt 13 months earlier. The king, uninjured, greeted officials after landing. The new defense minister was named as General Driss ben Omar el Alami.
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Oufkir
Europe
Driss Ben Omar el Alami
Hassan
Wicks Ad Mari
Abderrahman el Kouhen
Moulay Abdullah
Paris
France
Four U.S. soldiers die in Vietnam last week
U S commanders report four Americans killed in action in the Vietnam war last week with six missing and seven dying of non hostile causes and 28 wounded. South Vietnamese officials say enemy losses were 3,099 last week, the highest in five weeks, while allied totals reach 45,847 KIA, 1,651 missing, 303,322 wounded, and 10,253 non hostile deaths.
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Saigon
U.S
Mil ton Stone dies at 65 in Hope service set
Milton C Stone 65 of Hope died Tuesday in a local hospital. He was a retired service station attendant and Church of Christ member. Survivors include son Thomas Darwin Stone of Wickett and daughters in Prescott Hope and Chicago. Funeral 2 p.m. today at Friendship Church near McCaskill with Rev Harley Sisson officiating. Burial Friendship Cemetery under Latimer Funeral Service.
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Pat) Stone
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Church of Christ
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Wickett
Tex
Randy Grimes
Prescott
Dick Hamilton
Ronnie Smith
Chicago
Wendell Stone
McCaskill
Friendship Church
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Hope Nursing Home
Hope and
Fulton
Presbyterian Church
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Herbert Cox
Nerces
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Rose Hill Cemetery
Gerald Trussell
Herndon Funeral Home
Weather Snapshot From 24 Hours Ending Thursday Morning
A weather station report notes a 24 hour period ending 7 am Thursday with a high of 93 and a low of 68 and a trace of rain. Arkansas forecasts call for mostly sunny hot conditions today and Friday with scattered thundershowers mainly in the south, tonight fair and mild, highs to the low 90s, lows mid 60s to mid 70s. Louisiana expects partly cloudy warm days through Friday with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms, interior highs in the low 90s, coastal upper 80s, and tonight near 70.
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Louisiana
Two Killed in Car Truck Crash Near Hot Springs
Two people died and another was injured in a collision on U S 70 about six miles east of Hot Springs Arkansas. The victims were Stephen P Hoffman 24 of Memphis Tennessee and Mrs Jean Keller Whaley 26 of Memphis Tennessee.
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Here
U. S. 70
Stephen P. Hoffman
Jean Keller Whaley
Memphis, Tenn
Salute to Arkansas Agriculture set for August 30
Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz and Gov. Dale Bumpers will join Arkansas leaders in a Salute to Arkansas Agriculture on August 30 at Convention Auditorium Hot Springs. More than 3 000 people expected for a 6 p.m. box dinner as county committees organize to boost attendance and public awareness of agriculture's economic role. In 1971 Arkansas set a record 1 4 billion income from farming led by soybeans rice and broilers with state ranks high in broilers and rice and cotton.
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Earl Butz
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Arkansas Agriculture
Hot Springs
USDA
Legion meeting opens new year with Hendrix talk
All Around Town notes Commander Vance Marcum announces that Olen Hendrix will speak at the first regular Legion year meeting, a joint event with the Ladies Auxiliary. The event, on August 22, 1972 at 7 30 p.m., features a pot luck dinner at the Douglas Building, 720 Texas Street, and covers the Arkansas Legislature session.
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Vance Marcum
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion
Olen Hendrix
Marcum
Douglas Building
Texas Street
Archaeology TV Show Teaches Arkansas Excavations
A Thursday Channel 2 educational program presents the Arkansas Archeological Survey dig at a prehistoric Caddo ceremonial center near Emmet led by Dr. Frank Schambach of Southern State College. Finds include burial and temple mounds, a cemetery, Fourche Marine debris, and Dalton era artifacts dating to 7000 B.C. The dig occurred on the Carroll Ferguson farm. Belfast gunmen kill bar patron as violence toll reaches 510 in three years.
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Arkansas Archeological Survey
Emmet
Frank Schambach
Southern State College
Carroll Ferguson
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