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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1969
Page
2
Judy Croom and Nancy Martindale pose with prize melons in advance publicity for the CBS nationwide Glen Campbell show in Hollywood. The TV date is to be announced with September as a likely window and official dates forthcoming.
Prague reports four demonstrators killed and 277 wounded in Bohemia and Moravia during last week’s unrest on the Soviet invasion anniversary. Government tallies show 1,893 arrests, 1,797 questioned. Prague and Brno deaths total four each. Property damage cited, foreign detentions noted. U.S. envoy sought info without results. Weather section notes hot Arkansas forecast.
Hempstead County farmers will vote by mail September 9 to 19 for community ASC committee members who serve next year as local administrators of national farm programs. Ballots must arrive by midnight September 19. Eligible voters are farmers in programs administered by the ASC, with lists available at the county office.
A family conversation reveals Tracy's idealistic plans after college. Her father notes her certainty while she admires a well planned life. Tracy later falls ill prompting a White House physician and transfer to Walter Reed Ward 8 for observation.
The report notes four governments say eight times more soldiers and police were injured than demonstrators. The Communist Party newspaper Rude Pravo argues this undermines reports of police brutality.
Tricia Nixon, 23, daughter of President Nixon, was admitted to Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington, D.C., for observation of abdominal pains. The Nixon family, vacationing at the Western White House, awaited examination results to determine her illness.
Frances Lewine reports the Nixon administration rejects any belief in a postwar free resources bonanza. Moynihan says peacetime spending could even rise and the nation should adjust its economic priorities. A three hour Urban Affairs Council session at the Western White House examined five year fiscal projections and peacetime transition plans led by Herbert Stein’s group.
In a August 1989 briefing Moynihan argued money now spent on Vietnam cannot be redirected to peaceful aims after the war. He noted built in budget pressures from Medicare and education, new welfare programs, and a potential larger defense budget. He cited a 22.5 billion postwar projection as unrealistic.
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