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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1969
Page
2
Senate ethics disclosure debate prompts new trial period
The committee aims to extend the current limited disclosure system in place this year. Senators and higher paid Senate staff file two reports annually one confidential with the comptroller general including tax return and assets and liabilities while the public report lists year’s contributions and their use plus each honorarium of 300 or more. Sen Charles H Percy of Illinois supports broader disclosure saying the ethical scrutiny should not end with the Haynsworth nomination case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Secretary of the Senate
Charles H. Percy
Ill
Congress
Haynsworth
Percy
Nixon peace plan reminder faces Soviet hurdle in Middle East
Washington sources say the U S plan asks Israel to withdraw from pre-1967 borders in return for Egypt's pledge to make peace and for talks based on the Rhodes formula on Gaza and Sharm El Sheikh. Soviet acceptance is uncertain and could shape Arab states’ response before the December 20 summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engre Marton
Associated Press
Washington
Nivet
Israel
U.S
Middle East
Soviet Union
New York
Anatoly F. Dobryn
Benid
Egypt
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Strait of Tiran
Gulf of Aqaba
Rhodes
Rockefeller invites Nixon to Arkansas Texas game
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller sent a telegram inviting President Nixon to attend Saturday’s Texas-Arkansas gridiron showdown in Fayetteville. Rumors had circulated that Nixon planned to attend. the White House would not confirm plans. Texas and Arkansas, both 9-0, were ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Nixon
Fayetteville
Rockefeller
White House
Texas
Arkansas
WANTED Men and Women for U S Civil Service Jobs
Advert reads that adults 18 and older can prepare for U S Civil Service openings over the next year. It claims high starting salaries and job security, notes many positions require little education, and promises a free booklet and test preparation guidance from Lincoln Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Pekin
State Board of Education
Livestock Auction Barn Destroyed in Arkansas Fire
SEARCY Ark AP a fire destroyed the Montgomery Livestock Auction barn causing about 75000 in damage. Nearby businesses a tractor and implement company and a feed firm suffered about 15000 in losses as well. The incident comes as local men face possible draft notices next year.
Nixon faces defeat as OEFO fate hangs in Senate action
The OEO struggle centers on Donald Rumsfeld persuading Republicans to back preserving OEFO. After four months of effort he failed to unite sufficient House support while the Senate backed preserving OEFO's administrative control. Nixon loses either way as his bill never reached consideration and he alienates conservatives without aiding the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Economic Opportunity
Donald Rumsfeld
House
Rumsfeld
Nixon
OEFO
OEO
Senate
OFO
Obituaries for Hendrix Hairston Carrigan Franks in Nevada issues
Obituary notices list Etta C. Hendrix 74 of Blevins postmaster 1942 1965. John W. Hairston 78 of Hope retired farmer Union Baptist Church. Emanuel Carrigan Chicago former Washington Ark sign painter veteran Baptist. Sam Franks 92 long time Sutton Nevada County rural mail carrier. Services and burial details noted for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta C. Hendrix
Blevins
Ira W. Hendrix
el Dorado Hospital
Hempstead County
Union Grove Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
John W. Hairston
Hope Rt. 1
Union Baptist Church
Nevada
Hempstead
Lois Bailey Hairston
J.C. Hairston
Dallas
Albert
Charlie Hairston
Bodcaw
Effie Dyess
West Memphis
Wesley Thomason
Old Union Cemetery
Emanuel Carrigan
Chicago
Washington, Ark
Archie Lee Carrigan
Dorothy French
Mable Lee Robinson
Camden
Samuel Carrigan
St. Louis
Archie
Walter Carrigan
Will Carrigan
el Dorado
Pink Carrigan
Missouri
Lucy B. Goodwin
Mary Lou Jackson
Susie White
Ohio
Ester Mae Stuart
Hope
Sam Franks
Sutton
Nevada County
Long Beach
Calif
Nerces
Herndon Funeral Chapel
Billy Franks
Harmony Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Hone
Pleasant Weather Across Arkansas Through Tuesday
The Associated Press forecasts pleasant weather for Arkansas through Tuesday with sunny days and mild, clear nights. A cold front from the Canadian Rockies is expected to move in by Wednesday, bringing colder conditions and challenging travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Canadian Rockies
Stile
Arkansas High Court Proceedings Summary
The Associated Press reports multiple Arkansas high court actions. Justices including Teddleton Harris and Charlie Davidson affirmed or reversed various cases from circuits such as Ouachita City and Faulkner. Entities named include Sulphur Springs Recreational Park, City of Camden, and The Matthews Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Teddleton Harris
Charlie Davidson
Harriet Beilrote
St. Francis Chy
George Rose Smith
Ate
State Highway Commiseion’ S
Steve Marlar
Ffott
Nevada Chy
Affirmed
Tple Brown
Sulphur Springs Recreational Park, Inc
Camden
Ark
Ffom Ouachita Ciy
John A. Fogleman
Arky
Arky State Highway Commission
Wiliam J. Dean
Faulkner
I Fred Jones
A. G. Hayrood
John Willie Turher
Bradley Circuit
Conley Byrd
Narrigan
E, Wortsmith
Axvy
the Matthews Company
Pulaski Chy
Frank Holt
Crawsford Ryall
Crawsford Ryall, Et al
Water Works Improvement Dist, No. 3
Wneoln Chy
Governor Rockefeller's Father-In-Law Dies in California
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller travels from Arkansas to Palm Springs after the death of his father-in-law William P. Edrts, 70, who died following a lung operation. Funeral arrangements at Seattle may be considered. unclear if Rockefeller will attend. Separate legal notes list denials of rehearings and motions in Arkansas cases including Bonnie Hunter v. Connelly and Blanche Wood v. State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Palm Springs
Calif
William P. Edrts
Edrts
Rockefeller
Seattle
Wash
Curlam
Bonnie Hunter
John L. Connelly
John H. Pointery
State of Ark
Fulbright criticizes Pentagon public relations spending
Senator Fulbright charges Pentagon public relations outlays have risen to 27.9 million dollars, far outpacing budget growth, with many costs uncounted. He cites TV news, film programs, and official propaganda as a deliberate effort to shape public opinion. He contrasts defense agency spend with defense secretary allocations and criticizes Vietnam era news films and press interplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Fulbright
Spiro T. Agnew
Nelork
Senate
Secretary of Defense
Southeast Asia
Agnew
Vietnam
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