Bolivia signals welcome to private investment after anti Communist fall
In La Paz, Bolivia, the new anti communist government pledged to guarantee private capital investment to lift the country from under development, while clashes with radical left wing students continued for a third night. Reports said several killed and many wounded as troops fought student snipers at San Andres University. The Red Cross cited at least 125 dead overall with 500 wounded since last Thursday. Col. Hugo Banzer was installed as president with MNR and Bolivian Socialist Falange backing.
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Atevestment
William F. Nichols
Associated Press
LA Paz
Bolivia
Raul Pelayz
Juan Jose Torres
U.S
Soviet Union
Washington
State Department
San Andes University
A Paz
Torres
Red Cross
Red Fross
Col
Hugo Banzer
National Revolutionary Movement
MNR
Socialist Falange
West Memphis School Desegregation Plan Appeals Court
Plaintiffs B Jo Yarbrough Jr and S L Holbrook of West Memphis appeal a July ruling by U S District Judge G Thomas Fisele that approved a desegregation plan for the West Memphis School District. The plan calls for complete desegregation of the top three grades and the creation of attendance zones for elementary and junior high schools.
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West Memphis, Ark
U.S. District Court
West Memphis
8Th
U.S Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
B. Jo Yarbrough Jr
S. L. Holbrook
G. Thomas Fisele
Treason Charges Filed Against 11 in Jackson Shootout
Eleven alleged Black separatists tied to the death of Jackson policeman William Skinner face treason charges and other counts after a preliminary hearing. Omari Obadele among those held without bond. authorities say an act of war against Mississippi was committed and a death penalty could follow if convicted.
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Ron Harris
Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
API
Hinds County
Grand Jury
Jackson Police
William J. Skinner
Republic of New Africa
FBI
ANA
Omari Obadele
Dist
Jack Travis
Mississippi
RNA
Detroit
Obadele
Travis
Michigan
Benigno Aquino Jr
Aquino
Liberal Party
Marcos
Manila
State Could Get More Showers
A trough in the upper atmosphere moved east bringing showers to the state. A cold front expected to arrive by late today or early Wednesday may increase showers. Skies to become partly cloudy Thursday through Saturday with scattered thundershowers and little temperature change. Highs ranged from 87 at Memphis to 94 at Texarkana. overnight lows from 65 to 73. Precipitation in the last 24 hours included .03 inch at Pine Bluff and 0.13 inch at Texarkana.
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Weather Experiment Station
Arkansas
Associated Press
Dakotas
Kansas
Nevada
Mississippi
Memphis
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Mills rally plans shift amid donations questions
Purcell says the Little Rock rally started as a Mills support fund event for the state Democratic Party but has become a nonpolitical gathering as friends from many groups attend. He doubts any money will remain after costs and says Mills will decide if any surplus goes to a cause. Mills distances the rally from a presidential bid while noting its timely nature.
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Purcell
Mills
Democratic Party
Little Rock
Steel May Be Out of Worst Slump
Pittsburgh April 1969 AP report notes signs of a steel industry turnaround after its steep decline. Industry insiders cite cautious optimism if Nixon policies take hold and production gradually resumes from low levels.
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M. W. Minardin JR
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Nixon
Steel Company
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Japan
American Iron & Steel Institute
Dublin
Ireland
Arkansas osteopath licensing ruling criticized by attorney general
In LITTLE ROCK AP, Atty. Gen. Ray H. Thornton Jr. urged the state Medical Board to consult his office before rejecting an Oklahoma osteopath's Arkansas license. He said Act 650 of 1971 lacks a five year schooling limit and noted questions about board legal counsel authority. Gillson said rural Western Arkansas needs more medical service for Waldron.
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Little Rock
Ray H. Thornton Jr
State Medical Board
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Thornton
Joe Verser
Harrisburg
Eugene R. Warren
Robert G. Gillson
Poteau
Okla
Verser
Gillson
Western Arkansas
Hope Star publication details and rates page
The Hope Star listing provides archival publication data from 1899 and 1927 consolidated, with January 18, 1929 as a dated entry. It lists staff titles, offices, and postal details for The Star Publishing Co. as well as AP and press association memberships, advertising agents, and subscription rates for various delivery methods and regions. College student bargain offer price appears as part of the rate table.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Aransas
Arkansas
Thieu Ky dispute looms as election plans unfold
Reports say Thieu opposes Ky's plan to resign and trigger a new vote within 90 days. Western observers doubt American power to alter Vietnam events as U.S. talks consider policy shifts if Thieu runs unopposed. Meanwhile a separate note covers new federal rules tightening school lunch director spending and comments by Lyng on budget discipline and nutrition funding.
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Thieu
U.S
el Isworth Bunker
United States
Vietnam
Supreme Court
Senate
Bunker
Neapolis
Lyng
ASFSA
Dave Martin 77 Dies in Local Hospital Veteran and Oil Worker
Dave Martin, 77, died Tuesday in a local hospital. A World War I veteran and retired Standard Oil Co. employee, he is survived by his wife Susan Nina Martin, a daughter Johnnie Martin of McCaskill, two stepsons Bobby Lee Leggett of Cape Cod USAF and Lyle Edward Leggett of Orangeburg, a sister Ethel M Cogansparger of Shreveport, and other relatives. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Herindon Funeral Chapel, with burial in DeAnn Cemetery.
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Dave Martin
Standard Oil Co
Susan Nina Martin
Johnnie Martin
McCaskill
Bobby Lee Leggett
Cape Cod
Herindon Funeral Chapel
Carlton Roberts
DeAnn Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
Wants Probe Into Bad Soup Incident
Rep. Benjamin S. Rosenthal urged a congressional investigation into federal food inspection after two botulism contaminated soup incidents. Campbell Soup Co recalled 200,000 cans of chicken vegetable soup from July 15. Bon Vivant plant in Newark had four years without inspection. FDA oversight criticized for lax plant inspections at Campbell Paris Texas and Newark facilities.
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Washington
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
New York Democrat
Campbell Soup Co
Ben Vivant
New York
Food and Drug Administration
Campbell
Paris
Tex
Bon Vivant
Newark
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Abemad Tehrani
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Beanie Man
Kang
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Hope Star
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By Star Publishing CO
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Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Hillope
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Ass’n
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Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Av
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
N.Y
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Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
National Assembly
Insurance Center
Greening-Ellis Co. Eer
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