McGovern rails at Nixon economic palace critique
Senator George McGovern accused President Nixon of turning the U.S. economy into a palace for the privileged. He condemned Nixon's acceptance speech and urged a return to Roosevelt Truman Kennedy and Johnson principles while touring Minnesota and Maryland. The American Federation of Teachers endorsed McGovern with a $250,000 pledge as he seeks labor support.
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George McGovern
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John Kennedy
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Maryland
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Hubert
America
Saratoga School District Awarded Federal Grant
The Saratoga School District received a $10,098 emergency school assistance grant announced by Rep. John P. Hammerschmitt. Funds will preserve staff and program momentum from the 1971-72 year and run through the first semester of 1972-73.
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John P. Hammerschmitt
Washington
Conservatives Tighten Grip After Nixon Nomination
Miami Beach reports show Republicans firmly under conservative influence as the party ends its convention. Reagan, Goldwater, and Towers loom large while Rockefeller, Percy, and Lindsay recede from power. Delegates favor a Southern Western tilt for 1976 and edgily frame a potential Agnew versus Percy clash.
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Miami Beach
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Nixon
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Nelson Rockefellers
Charles Percys
Spiro T. Agnew
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Percy
Band Boosters plan activities for fall
A Band Boosters meeting at the Band Hall drew about 50 parents as Band Director Gary Wells outlined fall activities for the Junior and High School Bands and rehearsal setups. The group expects 80 marching band students, added new majorette and drum major uniforms, and works on purchasing two air conditioners for the band hall. Volunteers are asked for concession stand help at the football field and Fair Park, with first clean-up slated for Friday Aug 25 at 9 am. Beginners welcome.
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Gary Wells
Fair Park
Legon Auxiliary Hosts Potluck and Legion Meeting
Legon Auxiliary and Leslie Huddleston Post 12 of the American Legion held a regular Monday night meeting in the Douglas Building with a potluck. Twenty four families attended as Post Commander Vance Marcum opened the session and introduced guests including Larry Patterson and his wife, and former state Sen F C Crow and wife. Congressman Olen Hendrix spoke on state legislative issues as the group noted the upcoming Interstate 30 completion with a gala at the Hempstead Nevada County line. Tom Bartlett was named chair of the membership drive before adjournment.
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Vance Marcum
Olen Hendrix
Prescott
Talbot Feild Jr
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Terri Tippett
Karen Allen
Leslie Huddleston
The
American Legion
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Douglas
Joe Jones
Marcum
Larry Patterson
F. C. Crow
Prudence Jones
Talbot Feild, Jr
Feild
Hendrix
Prescott and
Hope
Chamber of Com
Merce
Hempstead
Nevada County
Tom Bartlett
Jones
The Negro Community Obituary And Travel Notices
Ester Hicks notes a visit to Little Rock by several women and mentions a death in California. Terrell Frierson, son of Mrs. Gertrude Frierson, is killed in East Palo Alto. survivors include wife, five children, his mother, six brothers, two sisters. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Messages to Rev. D B Frierson in San Francisco.
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Gertrude Frierson
John Calvin Frierson
Patmos
Hope
East Palo Alto
Calif
Mertle Frierson
Janet Frierson Ballard
Terrell Frierson, Jr
Lee E. Frierson
Vincent Frierson
San Francisco
Arthur Clifford Frierson
Chicago
Furtha Frierson
California
Lee W. Frierson
Ched L. Frierson
B.C. Frierson
Oakland
Ruby Green
Boston
Annie Wells
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LeConte Avenue
Hope Star Aug 25 1972 Hope Ark coupon rates notice
The Hope Star lists subscription and mailing rates for readers in 1972 with separate prices for in town and out of state mail. Special student and college offers are noted, along with office contact details and staff credits for the Hope Star publishing company.
Arkansas Weather Summary Report
Experiment station reports 2% hours ending 7 a.m. Friday with high 92 and low 69 and rainfall .06 inches. Forecasts show scattered showers and thundershowers in the west spreading across the state with considerable cloudiness and warmth. Tonight the outlook is mild with more showers and thundershowers. Saturday looks mostly sunny and warm with a few showers in extreme east portions. High today mid 80s to low 90s, low tonight mostly in the 60s. Saturday highs in the 80s.
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Bloodmobile to Visit Hope Aug 28–29 to Boost Red Cross Supply
Hempstead County has maintained a six year Red Cross blood supply per Red Cross Bloodmobile chairman Haskell Jones. The blood drive will be at First Presbyterian Church fellowship hall in Hope on Monday and Tuesday August 28 29 with a target of 750 pints through three visits this year. Lions Club pledges 15 pints and local industries will help recruit donors. Donors may receive Red Cross blood at out of county hospitals for themselves spouses children under 18 and parents over 60. Volunteers from Norr industrial employees Farm Bureau and church groups cover scheduling canteens typists nurses and other roles. The drive aims to process about 120 donors per day over a 16 hour period. Banners underscore the county’s quest to keep a steady blood supply.
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Red Cross
Haskell Jones
Red Cross Bloodmobile
First Presbyterian Church
Jones
Hope Lions Club
Kustom Kraft
Dale Flowers
Norr Industrial
Noor
Guest of honor sleeps through kidnapping return
Three month old Christopher Kuykendall, reportedly kidnapped by a babysitter a week earlier, arrived at Houston Intercontinental Airport in the arms of an FBI agent as reporters and onlookers watched. FBI agents had arrested Jeannette Marie Bryant, 23, at a Salvation Army residence in Little Rock, Arkansas.
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Christopher Kuykendall
Beaumont
Christopher
Houston Intercontinental Airport
FBI
Alvin Kuykendall
Jeannette Marie Bryant
Salvation Army
Little Rock
Ark
Miss Bryant
Bell Gardens
Calif
Kuykendall
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