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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1969
Page
5
Hope Star listing schedule and staff ed notices
The Hope Star page lists daytime and evening broadcast schedules with programs from Little Rock Today to The World Turns, plus station notes, pricing, and circulation details. It lists staff roles including Alex H. Washburn as President and Editor Donal Parker as VP and Advertising Manager, with various department heads and addresses for newspaper offices and advertising bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Publishing CO
Alex, H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.m.pod
Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Eddie
Room 222
Baverly Hillbillies
Music Hall
Medical Center
International Magazine
Bronson
Hawaii Five-O
Johnny Carson
Jaycees
Merv Griffin
Long Weary Of Bill Backed By House Senate Conferees
Russell B. Long, Louisiana Democrat and Senate leader in the House Senate tax reform talks, opposes the bill as fiscally irresponsible and says he would veto it himself. The longtime strategist is praised for friendships and political craft but faces a stiff conference as Nixon warns the bill’s costly amendments may keep it from becoming law. Long defends oil industry ties and asserts Louisiana’s oil and gas output justifies his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Russsell B. Long
Senate
House
House-Senate
Russell Bilihu Long
Huey Long
America
Russell
Huey
Long
Nixon
Finance Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Louisiana
Picture Shows Civilians Were Armed in Viet Cong Unit
A Columbus newspaper published a photo depicting armed women and young boys alleged to be part of a Viet Cong unit near My Lai before the alleged U S massacre. The image was released by an Army officer with the 11th Infantry Brigade who later served on duty at Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benning
My Lai
U.S
Columbus
11Th Infantry
Ft. Benning
Columbus Enquirer
William L. Calley Jr
Vietnam
My Lot
Reid Kennedy
Calley
Kennedy
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Community notices and engagements from local paper
Ester Hicks column lists Bethel A.M.E church events and choirs, An na P Strong Federated Club Xmas party, and homemakers club gathering with carols. Marriage engagement announced for Asa Mae Garland and Cecil Anthony Flenory. Obituaries for Rev. LC Keys Leroy King and James Conway. Military trial notes reference Calley and My Lai coverage. weather note on high altitude sound limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC. Keys
Walker Chapel
C.M.E
Texarkana
Bethel Cemetery
Lexington
Mississippi
Hicks Funeral Home of Hope
Gun imports loom as U.S. law tightens in 1969 era
The piece traces a circuit of gun parts and assembled weapons moving through Florida and Miami factories, including RG Industries and Big Cutlery, as federal moves under the 1968 act reshape imports and domestic assembly. It notes Dodd's plan to apply import standards nationwide, bans on small automatics, and industry reaction from Colt, Winchester, Remington, and High Standard. It cites Miami producers, Brazil’s Arminius revolvers, and police use in Chicago and Boston cases. The report connects parts imported for 408,000 guns with a loophole that treats guns as assembled products rather than parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
United States
William Ethier
Dodd
America
Colt
Winchester
Remington
Connecticut
Miami
Fla
Florida State Corporation
RG Industries Inc
Heinrich, Peter
Guenter Roehm
Boehm Gesellschaft
Southheim Breng
Germany
Reevolvers
Treasury Document
Dade County
Big Cutlery Inc
Sauldig Cutlery
U.S
Boehm Guns
Big
Porters
Gemini Investment Corp
Los Angeles
Firearms Import and Export Corp
Firearms
Arminius
Florida
Valor Import Corp
Hialeah
Mitchell Mogal Inc
New York City
Department
CDM Products, Inc
New York
CDM
Arms Corporation of America
Nashville
Tenn
Chicago
Boston Ballistics Laboratory
Boehm
Boston
Probate Notice of Estate of George S Barber
In Hempstead County Arkansas the probate court notices the estate of George S Barber deceased with last address Hope. Violet Barber named administratrix on December 12 1965. Creditors must file verified claims within six months of first publication December 16 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Arkansas
George S. Barber
Hope
Nixon to reduce U.S. troop ceiling by 50,000 by April
President Nixon announced a 50,000 troop ceiling reduction planned by April 15 next year. He warned Hanoi that ongoing infiltration and enemy activity could risk the gains and urged Hanoi to abandon any military victory aims and return to serious negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
U.S
Hanoi
Readers Letters and Thanks From Hope Junior Auxiliary
A letter from the Hope Junior Auxiliary dated December 12, 1969, thanks the First National Bank of Hope for use of its lobby during a Christmas Bazaar. The notice outlines letter submission rules for The Star, including signed letters and possible pen names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
P.O
Hope
Ark
First National Bank
the Hope Junior Auxiliary
Loyola adds club football as campus trend grows
CHICAGO AP Club football expands as students at Loyola of Chicago vote 3632 to 242 to tax themselves $2 per semester to fund a team independent of the administration. About 40 players mix varsity and lower teams with admission charges planned. Grams notes this as Loyola’s centennial year fueling interest and funding aims around $22000 for gear insurance field rental and a $3000 coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Fordham
St. Louis
Detroit
Georgetown
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola
Eastern Colleges
Bill Grams
Grams
St. Louis University
Fayetteville Methodist Church Burns Central Church Fire Damages
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the main building of Fayetteville's Central Methodist Church. The auditorium valued at 506000 and an organ valued at 100000 were lost in the blaze, causing more than 600000 in damages to the church campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville, Ark
Central Methodist Church
Orioles Dominate AL Pitching as McLain Shines
Baltimore's pennant winners led the American League in team ERA at 2.83 with Cuellar, Palmer and McNally headlining a top trio. Detroit's Denney McLain posted a 24-9 record, tying for the Cy Young, while McDowell led strikeouts and Wood topped appearances among relievers. Overall, the league ERA rose to 3.62 from 2.98 in 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Eldadge
Associated Press
Boston
Baltimore
Orioles
Detroit
Denny McLain
Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
Dave McNally
Dick Bosman
Washington
Palmer
Cuellar
McNally
Mike Nagy
Quiland
McLain
Cy Young
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Chicago
Wilbur Wood
Minnesota
Ron Perranoski
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Jim) Conway
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