Truman Widow and Daughter Thank mourners for support
Margaret Daniel and Bess Truman expressed gratitude for the sympathy shown after Harry S. Truman was buried at his presidential library in Independence. The funeral was simple with thousands viewing the casket and a memorial service set for Jan. 5 in Washington.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Bess Truman
Margaret Daniel
Washington
National
Nixons Onder
Randall Jlessee
White Frame House
Trumans
Hope student earns welding course at Aberdeen Proving Ground
Army Private Gary W. Barham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Green of Hope, completed an 11 week course at the U S Army Ordnance Center and School in Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland. He studied oxyacetylene arc and inert gas metal welding for vehicle repair. All Hope Schools will resume classes Tuesday January 2 per superintendent Jimmy Jones.
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Army
Gary W. Barham
Rufus Green, Hope
U.S. Army Ordnance Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Retail beef prices ease but live cattle costs rise
November saw the average retail price for all beef drop to about $1.12 per pound with a half cent fall from October, while farm value slipped to a 2-year low. Middlemen kept margins up, averaging 45.7 cents per pound, risking a price rise as live cattle costs climbed since mid November.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
West
Anniversary tide covers USSR birth and Bukovsky
On the 50th anniversary of the USSR and the 30th birthday of dissident writer Vladimir Bukovsky, supporters urge freedom at Vladimir Prison. A Leyden University invitation offers study abroad, but escape from prison seems unlikely amid Soviet crackdown on dissent.
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William L. Ryan
NEW York (Ap
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Vladimir Bukovsky
Vladimir
Soviet Union
Bukovsky
Amsterdam
United States
University of Leyden
Netherlands
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Nikolai Podgorny
Arkansas Weather Update With Showers and Cooler Weekend
Forecasts call for considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thundershowers through tonight. Saturday may bring occasional showers and thunderstorms with a colder turn by afternoon in the west. Lows tonight in the 50s, highs Saturday reaching upper 60s to near 70. Rain total around 0.04 inches.
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Arkansas
Letter expresses thanks for Sickle Cell drive donations
The Sickle Cell Anemia Committee of Hope and neighboring communities thanks donors for support toward a $1,360 goal. As of December 15 1972 the total reached $1,384.20. The message is signed from 502 N Hazel Street Hope Ark dated Dec 21.
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the Star
Citizens of Hope
Sickle Cell Anemiad Committee
Ae Soenrene Eetionery
Hazel Street
Hope, Ark
Heiskell Criticizes Editor Candidates and Press Duties
Heiskell called a potential Arkansas Gazette editor “a complete idio” and urged sending him to Little Rock. He urged Southern papers to fund editorial staff, recalling a 1948 resolution criticizing publishers for overloading editors and underfunding columns. Heiskell said he keeps working for the Gazette and offered no career advice to young journalists, noting birth gifts rather than training.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Gazette
Heiskell
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Southern Newspapers
Prescott High School grad joins Air Force at Lowry AFB
Airman Vivien E. Smith, daughter of Mrs. Juanita B. Smith of Prescott, completed six weeks at Lackland AFB studying the Air Force mission and human relations and has been assigned to the Technical Training Center at Lowry AFB, Colo, for supply field training. She is a 1972 graduate of Prescott High School.
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Vivien E. Smith
Juanita B. Smith
Prescott
Lowry Afb
Colo
Ing Air Force
Air Training Command
Lackland Afb
Tex
Air Force
Lowry
Smith
Prescott High School
Nixon income claim veiled as canal-front sale in Florida
Miami attorney Thomas H. Wakefield said he could not verify whether President Nixon earned 100000 from selling two canal-front lots near his Florida home. The sale price was cited as 150000 with purchases in 1967 and 1971 for 30000 and 23100 respectively.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Miami
Nixon
Florida
Thomas H. Wakefield
Tropical
The
Miami Herald
Wakefield
Herald
Washington
White House
Yonkers
N.Y
William E. Griffin Jr
S. Griffin
Cape Florida State Park
Griffin
C. G
Bebe” Rebozo
Dade County
Donald Berg
Cape Florida
Council adds $6 million to proposed budget
Arkansas Legislative Council approved a 96 million per year increase in state aid for teacher salaries and operating costs for the coming biennium. Teachers would see about a 750 daily average raise in 1973 74 and 500 thereafter. Kindergarten funding remained unresolved.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Legislative Council
Dale Bumpers
John. E. Miller
Melbourne
Bad Spring Hill road urged for action by reader
Mae Redinger of Route 4 Box 338, W 16th St writes that a Spring Hill road is as bad as the W 16th Street stretch, calling for condemnation if worse and noting it is a mail and school bus route. She warns a car could need a wrecker. Dec 12, 1972.
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the Star
Brown
Spring Hill
W. 16Th St
16Th St. Hope, Ark
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