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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1967
Page
2
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To match the heat of one cubic foot of natural gas, all participants would need to duel using between 1,000 and 1,200 wooden matches.
Measures introduced in the legislature this week include a health department aid bill for local mental health clinics, a voting equipment bill, a resolution mourning the deaths of three aides last week, a wiretap law change, and notices of legal ads to be read on TV and in newspapers. Senate items cover public insurance request disclosure, a banking law commission, income tax withholding alignment with federal rules, part time teacher employment across districts, and painting bids on PRA works projects. A travel transfer involves Montgomery County to the 16th Judicial Circuit, with term dates noted. a resolution honors former Arkansas player Lane Alworth.
U S sources say most bombing raids since April targeted a 20 000 square mile zone including Hanoi with about 100 000 minutes of attack by a single plane. US missions total roughly 30 000 since April in Route Package One, a 4 000 square mile area south of Hanoi, while daily sortie counts remain classified. The report notes missions and tempo are used in communiques rather than direct flight tallies.
A sweeping overview links Maoist leadership struggles in China to Peking Opera theatrics. Absences of Mao and Lin Piao since 1986 hint at a shadow play amid strategic moves across Shanghai, Nanking, Canton, and other cities with the army as key instrument. In Los Angeles, Nick Adams gains temporary custody of his two children amid a divorce case. Bear River Migratory Wild Fowl Refuge is noted as the world’s largest bird sanctuary on Bear River Bay, Utah.
North Vietnam remains just above the old DMZ as raids total only about 3,500 in the period. The area is divided into four route packages with Hanoi and the Hanoi region largely off limits except for targeted strikes. North Vietnam’s border zones include Halphong and the China border where only approved targets may be hit under strict restraints.
Larry Miller of Boge Community Television told Rope Kiwanis on Tuesday that cable service will begin in Hope soon. A 50-foot tower with a master antenna is near completion and a downtown office will open to sign up subscribers. The system aims to deliver clear pictures and sound from Arkansas stations and three Shreveport stations at a $5 monthly rate.
Senate Republican Leader Everett M Dirksen leans against the U S Sovet consular treaty, risking the two thirds support needed for ratification. The pact, aimed at easing East West tensions and shortening the cold war, hinges on Dirksen's votes after a similar standoff last year.
Senator Dirksen described a rowdy closed Senate Republican Policy Committee meeting over a treaty, with some Republicans supporting ratification despite opposition. He warned it would be very difficult to back the document as written and criticized Soviet disregard of 1933 visitor rights agreements.
Arthur Ward 1 mative of Behawat retired tarpenter died Monday in a Little Rock hospital He lived at Prescott Surviving are his wife four brothers and three sisters Services will be at 2 p m Thursday at Prescott Methodist Church Burial will be in DeAm Cemetery
Republican leader Morton warned the treaty could raise security costs by expanding Soviet presence in the US with new consulates and more diplomats. Dirksen countered that granting immunity invites espionage, while Johnson reportedly pressed for more education on the issue. In Seattle, Giovanni Martinelli, 81, returns to the stage as the emperor in Puccini's Turandot, after 17 years since his last pro performance.
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