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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1971
Page
5
HAL BOYLE reports Hildegarde the incomparable and First Lady of Supper Clubs celebrated her 65th birthday at the Rainbow Grill. She reflected on aging with humor, saying she feels 35, and spoke of her vow to be an inspiration to others through music and faith.
About 10,000 white collar workers at Chrysler Corp resume work after a three hour strike ended with a tentative three year contract for salaried employees represented by the UAW. The accord mirrors patterns used by GM and Ford, with Chrysler’s pay raises retroactive to November 2, 1970 and back to September 15, with annual salaries from 10,000 to 30,000 dollars. A Nebulous unrelated paragraph mentions a Wisconsin singer and her career.
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday shows high 38 and low 31 with .14 inch precipitation. ARKANSAS forecast cloudy with rising temperatures through Thursday, rain ends Thursday and cooler with night lows upper 30s to 40s and highs in 50s to 60s. A Heart Fund Proclamation signed Tuesday February 2 1971 by Dr S W Strong Mayor of Hope in a formal gathering urged citizen gifts and voluntary service and notes the Heart Association fights heart disease through research education and community service. Attendees included Mrs George Young Miss Mavis Slaton and Bill Butler.
Washington AP reports the Organization of American States approved a diplomacy protection pact by 13 to 1 with two abstentions. The accord denies asylum and provides for extradition for those sought in murder, kidnapping or assault of foreign officials. Experts say the measure offers limited relief amid a 17 month wave of assaults on diplomats and ransom kidnappings.
The National Institute of Mental Health released a 176 page report to Congress saying most healthy youths show no dangerous effects from short term marijuana use but evidence is incomplete. It notes effects range from none to psychotic episodes, with no cancer or birth-defect links found, and calls for more long term research.
Several hundred Indians stoned the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi in protest over the destruction of an Indian airliner by Kashmiri hijackers in West Pakistan. In Jammu Kashmir State a protest closed shops and schools while India banned Pakistani military flights.
Hijackers boarding a plane held out hope for the release of 36 imprisoned Kashmiri militants. Maqbool Ahmed Butt, leader of the Kashmiri Liberation Front, claimed Pakistan planned to remove them from the plane. Ashraf Qureshi and Mohammed Hashem, aged 21 and 20, jumped from the burning aircraft and were hospitalized in Lahore with serious and minor injuries respectively.
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