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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1972
Page
12
Sargent Shriver rose to national prominence as the first Peace Corps director in 1961. President John F. Kennedy, his brother in law, presents a pen used to sign the Peace Corps into existence as he joins Sen. George McGovern's vice presidential ticket.
Dear Dr Lamb answers on sleep habits water intake and lifestyle. He notes excess tea coffee cola and alcohol disrupt sleep and urges habit change over pills. He also discusses obesity water intake and personal responsibility in illness and hints at male urinary tract infection defense from prostatic fluid study.
The visiting reporter notes strong pride in Mao era gains in Yenan and across China. He cites improved health, elimination of drugs and hunger, better schooling, vast tree planting, rising consumer goods, and continued underdevelopment. Transportation, industry, and census data are flagged as inadequate, with workers relying on manpower and hard work.
In Belfast a British soldier was killed by a sniper early today marking the 14th fatality in two weeks. Another soldier was wounded in Londonderry as gunfire erupted on a foot patrol. The Provisional IRA faced renewed pressure to halt its bombing while leaders from priests to politicians urged cease-fires.
The U N Security Council planned a vote today on Bangladesh joining the United Nations but a Chinese veto looms likely leading to delays. Chinese Ambassador Huang Hua warned of a firm veto if the issue goes to a vote, while Soviet delegate Issraelyan urged timely action amid calls for guarantees against further delays.
Hollywood actor Fess Parker defends his bid for a 40 million Frontier World amusement park in Santa Clara, saying he will fund it privately after a harsh political fight. Parker invested about 8 million and plans a 1976 opening to honor America's bicentennial with a theme touring frontier history.
Gov George C Wallace turned 53 with a birthday present from the Republican Party a copy of its platform given by GOP Senate candidate Winton Blount. Blount said he spoke with Wallace for 30 to 45 minutes at Spain Rehabilitation Center where Wallace is in therapy. Nixon asked Blount to present the platform and discuss its planks. Wallace offered no public comment.
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