Rogers to stay on job amid Kissinger uncertainty
President Nixon said William P. Rogers will remain as secretary of state in the second term while Henry A. Kissinger's future remains uncertain. Kissinger plans a two week Mexico vacation, with odds discussed on his possible departure after Vietnam peace efforts. Congress members debate his role, and rumors swirl around his testimony and status. A separate item notes Hope Star vending machine theft and a $100 reward for tips leading to arrests.
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Associated Press
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the Star
Sickle Cell Radiothon Planned By KXAR
KXAR will host a Sickle Cell Anemia Radiothon from 12 30 to 6 30 p m on December 9 to solicit donations for the disease. St Andrew No 10 meets December 2 at 7 30 p m with all members asked to be on time. Edward Thaxton of Blevins leaves November 30 for Lackland AFB Texas for six weeks basic training prior to Electronics Field at Keesler AFB Louisiana. Second Lt Robert Warrick a former Blevins High School teacher and counselor is in Air Force Pilot Training at Ennis AFB Oklahoma. Butch Reeves a Hope senior majoring in religion is named treasurer of Blue Key at Ouachita Baptist University. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Olan Reeves Sr of Hope and participates in student senate cheerleaders BSU and Pershing Rifles.
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Edward Thaxton
B.E. Thaxton
Blevins
Lackland Afb
Texas
Air Force
Keesler Afb
Robert Warrick
Blevins High School
Ennis Afb
Okla
Butch Reeves
Hope
Blue Key National Honor Fraternity
Ouachita Baptist University
Butch
Olan Reeves Sr
Ouachita
BSU
Pershing Rifles
Obituary notices for Green Johnson Carter Laseter families
Ben F Green 80 of Rosston died November 30 in a Texarkana hospital. Survived by two sons Bennie and Burchie, three daughters Ruby Keeton Trudie Clayborn and Myrtie Bearden, two brothers W J and L B Green, a sister Effie Hicks, 23 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. Funeral at Morris Baptist Church Caney community with burial Caney Cemetery. Body lies in state Cornish Funeral Home Prescott. Mary Alice Johnson 89 of Washington died today in local hospital. Survived by daughter Lee Hicks Columbus, son Albert Johnson Plainview, three brothers Bill Vaught Elkhart Sam Vaught Rusk Austin Vaught Rusk, four grandchildren seven great-grandchildren. Funeral p m Sunday Herndon Chapel. Burial Columbus Cemetery. Pauline Britt Carter 63 of Hope died late Wednesday November 29. Employee of Hope Brick Works. Survived by brother John Britt Hope and sister Jessie Lingo Hope. Funeral 2 p.m. today Herndon Chapel. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Genevieve G Laseter 62 of Little Rock formerly of Hope died November 29 in Little Rock hospital. Survived by son Donald Laseter Little Rock, brothers A F Gunn Dallas M V Gunn Magnolia, two grandchildren. 11 30 a.m. Thursday Herndon Chapel. Burial Memory Gardens. Home of Hope.
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Magnolia
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Malvern
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Myrtie Bearden
Hope
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L.B. Green
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Morris Baptist Church
Caney
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Nyle
Caney Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home of
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Washington
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Columbus
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Plainview
Tex
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Elkhart
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Rusk
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Hope Brick Works
John Britt
Jessie Lingo
Herndon Chapel
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Dev. S.A. Whitlow
Burig
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hierndon
Genevieve G. Laseter
Little Rock
Donald J. Laseter
AF. Gunn
Dallas
M.V. Gunn
Arkansas forecast for Friday and Saturday cool and sunny
State forecasts show Arkansas sunny and cool today with fair skies and not as cold tonight. Saturday will be partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the upper 40s to 50s today and upper 50s to 60s on Saturday, with lows in the 30s tonight.
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Mills says Kennedy is top contender for 1976
Little Rock AP Wilbur Mills says Senator Edward Kennedy leads the 1976 Democratic bid while young governors like Arkansas Governor Dale Bumpers rise fast. Mills notes Kennedy is seasoning as a future leader and rejects ouster talk about party chair Jean Westwood. He cites governors’ growing influence and recalls presidents who began as governors.
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Mills
Nixon
George McGovern
Jean Westwood
National Party
Bumpers
Democratic Party
Tax reform to top Mills committee agenda in Arkansas
Rep Wilbur D Mills says tax reform will be first order of business for the House Ways and Means Committee when it convenes in Little Rock He notes possible February hearings depend on House organization and committee setup while stressing urgency to begin reform efforts
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Little Rock
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Washington
Mills
Committee On Committees
Edwards vows to prevent a repeat tragedy in New Orleans
Governor Edwin Edwards toured the charred 16 story Bault Center after a deadly blaze. He pledged to leave no stone unturned to prevent another tragedy and ordered a review of tall-building fire regulations with emphasis on sprinkler systems.
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New Orleans
Edwin Edwards
Edwards
Bault Center
Raymond Oliver
Oliver
Commitment by Bumpers set Sunday
Gov. Dale Bumpers said he would likely decide Sunday on a successor to replace Jean Westwood as Democratic National Committee chair. He withheld public or private commitments and denied backing Robert Strauss, though Strauss could be acceptable. As chair of the National Democratic Governors Caucus, Bumpers remains neutral while the caucus meets in St. Louis.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Jean Westwood
Democratic National Committee
National Democratic Governors Caucus
Bumpers
St. Louis
Robert Strauss
Westwood
Strauss
Coming And Going Spec
Dwyane Jackson spent 15 days with his parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Jackson of Hope. Jackson graduated from Fort Lee Army Base in Richmond Va. He left Nov 13 for Fort Dix Army Base before transferring to Germany.
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Charlie Jackson
Hope
Jackson
Fort Lee Army Base
Richmond
Fort Dix
Germany
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