Arkansans Forecast Two More Rainy Days
The Associated Press reports Arkansas will see two more rainy days with occasional showers and a few thunderstorms through Wednesday. Mostly cloudy skies will accompany continued warm temperatures and a 60 percent chance of precipitation.
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The
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Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Texarkana
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Jonelsboro
Calico Rock
Gilbert
Hope Star Weather and Circulation Notes and Ads
The Hope Star for August 1974 provides weather outlooks for Arkansas with rain chances, high and low temperature forecasts, and rainfall reports from multiple locales. It also lists staff, offices, and publishing details, plus a garbled non sequitur about advertisers and lubricants ending with an unrelated note.
Fourth West German Bank Fails in Two Months
The Frankfurt Trade Bank, a small Frankfurt institution, had its license withdrawn by the federal supervisory office for credit in Berlin after a stockholders meeting and its annual report showed it could not meet obligations. It reported a balance sheet total of 5.38 million dollars and capital of 538 dollars, with private deposits guaranteed by the national German bank association and Frankfurt city savings bank. The failure followed three larger collapses, including Herstatt Bank of Cologne, which owed substantial sums to foreign banks and U.S. lenders.
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Federal Supervisory Office For Credit
Frankfurt Trade Bank
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National German Bank Association
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Herstatt Bank of Cologne
United States
Actor Cyril Ritchard Off Critical List After Heart Attack
British actor Cyril Ritchard, famous for Captain Hook in Peter Pan, is off the critical list with improved condition after a heart attack during a dress rehearsal. Hospital says no release date yet for his return to the stage production Sugar at the Music Center Los Angeles.
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Cyril Ritchard
Ritchard
Captain Hook
Music Center
Women post equality signs at two cathedrals
Women activists observed Women s Equality Day by posting proclamations demanding support for the Equal Rights Amendment at St Patrick s Cathedral in New York and St Peter In Chains in Cincinnati. The protests drew mixed reactions, with officials and bystanders debating church and government roles in equality efforts.
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Albany
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Albuque
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Amarillo
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Asheville
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Atlanta
Irs
Barbara Jones
Edy Ficki Brown
Birmingham
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Elr Mechanical Department
Boston
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Brownsville
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Buffalo
Charleston
Inny Lewallen
Charlotte
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Meorge Smith, Jr
Chicago
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Denver
Mary. Harris
Des Moines
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UN to Stay in Turkish-held Cyprus, Waldheim Says
U N peacekeeping troops appear set to remain in the Turkish-controlled areas of Cyprus, as U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim reports Turkish leaders did not request withdrawal. He notes a gap remains between Greek and Turkish positions on resumed negotiations, with Greece accepting Moscow’s plan for an 18 nation Cyprus conference and the U S cautious about adding forums. Greek sources say Turkish machine gun fire on the border caused no casualties.
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U.S. State Department
Lindbergh’s Transatlantic Flight Heralded in History
The aviator left Wisconsin for Lincoln flying school then funded by a St. Louis group. He built a Ryan airplane, and on May 20, 1927, departed Roosevelt Field for Paris in The Spirit of St. Louis. Paris welcomed him with a huge crowd and medals upon his return.
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University of Wisconsin
Lincoln, Neb
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Shirey Jr. 60 Dies. Former Arkansas Senator, Attorney
Arthur M. Shirey Jr., 60, of Lewisville died Sunday in a Shreveport hospital. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Lewisville, with burial in Wilson Cemetery. An attorney and former Arkansas state senator, he served as senate secretary and was WWII veteran. Survivors include two sons, a sister, his parents, and two grandchildren.
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Lewisville
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Texarkana
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Wilson Cemetery
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Arkansas
Senate
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Helena
Ark
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Arthur M. Shirey Sr
Keith explains city government budget to Hope Rotary
City Manager Gerald Keith detailed Hope's operational budget at a Town and Country luncheon on Friday August 23. The four funds are airport street health sewer and general with general covering small operations. He urged potential revenue options including an occupation tax license tag fee or a five mill tax and noted two additional fire stations to be built. He also mentioned other needs not in the budget and Rotary president Keith welcomed visiting Rotarian Billy Mitchell of Van Buren.
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Hope Rotary Club
Hope
The
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Billy Mitchell
van Buren
Editor recalls Lindbergh kidnapping case details
The article recounts the 1932 Lindbergh kidnapping and ransom, noting the note details, the role of Dr. John Condon, Hauptmann's arrest with recovered gold notes, and key witnesses. It covers the investigation, handwriting and wood expert evidence, and the 40th anniversary reflections on the trial and appeals.
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Isidor Fisch
Fisch
Germany
Atty
David T. Wilentz
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Internal Revenue Service
Wilson
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Wilentz
Arthur Koehler
United States Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
McCormick, S.C
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