10 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1971
Page
1
The report outlines Israel's stance against withdrawing from negotiations or territorial concessions. It notes pressure from the United States and Egypt influencing regional diplomacy and the possible impact on future security arrangements. The piece mentions Prime Minister Jaime and a June or February timeline, with emphasis on political bargaining and international reactions.
The Senate sent to the president a bill funding stepped up cancer research and efforts to find causes and cures. House action followed, with broad support, keeping the National Cancer Institute at the center of ongoing cancer research efforts.
Obituary notices for Frederick B. Lewellyn and Be Devenport list deaths in Southern Pines and Hyannis, noting former roles and affiliations. A separate item reports Ruth and Lou Geling, Bill Dickey, Tony Lazzer and others from the 1927 World Series Yankees in an auction fetch of 256 dollars, described as a record price. Also included is a New York brief about Rock Center’s annual Christmas tree lights and a safety tip about avoiding collisions when another vehicle signals danger.
An article reviews Marquis de Sade and his descendant John Vingcur, exploring whether inheriting the notorious surname harms or helps tourism and legacy. It cites a French biographer Gilbert Lely and discusses comments on freedom, scandal, and cultural workload while noting the public’s mixed reaction to the family name.
Ford Motor Company announces a 2.9 percent price increase on cars and trucks as the price committee approves the move. General Motors signals revisions with broader increases, while Ford contemplates competitive pressures and market conditions. President-sales M S McLaughlin notes the decision amid industry tremors.
A subcommittee discussed state and local oversight of vocational tech and accounting procedures, proposing a brief study by the State Council on engineering. references to J Rupert and J Marion Adams highlight department discussions and concerns over possible statutory violations. In Plainfield New Jersey a burglar kicked in a rear door at Wilma Barnett’s home, stealing a TV, kitchen clock, and a watchdog.
Weather summary reports warmer Arkansas conditions with showers ending today. Tonight and Saturday bring partly cloudy cool weather with highs in the 70s today and mid 30s to 40s Saturday and lows in the 40s.
Federal Grand Jury in the Eastern District of Arkansas was to wind up its business today and reveal three amended indictments. Atty. Wood Ladamunty said one or two more witnesses would be called and indictments might be returned. Earlier, businessmen who refused to testify were questioned, including Marshal Joseph Fo Calva and local figures Sammy Wier and others.
The Crittenden County sheriff was acquitted after a delayed trial involving 34 counts, with 2 dismissed earlier. Prosecutors urged a verdict of guilty, while defense witnesses described the accused as a man seeking independence. jurors found no evidence of embemyment and discharged him. The sheriff, who married last year, faced related charges and relief through acquittal.
The National Weather Service reported showers moving through the state with high winds from 30 to 40 mph. Rain totals varied, including 5.72 inches at Fort Smith and 4.18 at Harrison, with temperatures from 41 to 71 degrees across cities. The forecast called for showers to end tonight and a colder snap beginning Sunday into Tuesday.
Regenald, 19, of Blythe Ark, named one of two finalists for the first Maid of Cotton contest in Memphis. The story lists contest details and sponsor names, with reader guidance about driving emergencies and accelerator sticks.
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