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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1975

Page

10

Paul Klipsch shows film to Rotary club

Paul Klipsch presented a program at the Hope Rotary Club on Friday January 31 at the Town and Country. The program featured a film he shot with a history of sound reproduction and scenes from Colorado California and Arkansas including a Hope native Jim Haynes and Reader Railroad. Rotary events announced include February 28 Banquet at the Sheraton Inn and attendance at The Music Man at City Hall. The Town Country noon address will feature the University of Arkansas president. Visitors included Frank Key, Rev. William S. Bishop, and student guests Margie Reyenga and Mary Browning.

Paul Klipsch Hope Rotary Club Margie Reyenga Mary Browning

Eviction talks shape Menominee takeover at abbey estate

GRESHAM Wis AP The Menominee Warrior Society’s seizure of an unused mansion neared resolution with terms to evacuate and surrender weapons. A deal to transfer the estate from the Alexian Brothers to the Menominees was announced as a national Indian rights victory, as about 40 demonstrators remain inside and guards tighten security around the 225 acre property.

Gresham Wis Menominee Warrior Society Naval Guard Robert Bryan American Indian Movement AIM Bryan Mit Shawano County Maurice Wilson Alexian Brothers Menominees Marlon Brando James E. Groppi Milwaukee Brando Groppi Mennominee Warrior Society Menominee Land Alexians

Ford seeks Congress support for 1976 budget drive

President Ford invites Democratic and Republican congressional leaders to breakfast to press for backing of his 349 billion dollar budget. After signing the deficit heavy budget outline, he plans to promote economic and energy programs in Atlanta with speeches, a dinner with Southern governors, and a news conference before returning to the White House. Susan Ford attends a Mardi Gras ball as an honorary princess.

Washington Ford White House Atlanta Ence William J. Baroody Jr

Five killed in traffic in Arkansas weekend toll

The Associated Press report details four fatal Arkansas highway crashes over the weekend and a fifth death from injuries sustained in a weekend accident. Charles Michael Thompson, 20, of Paragould, perished when his vehicle was struck by a Cotton Belt freight train at a crossing in Halliday. Passenger Dana Porter, 18, died at Paragould Hospital. Beth Lane, 19, was hospitalized. Additional deaths include Joe Henderson, 54, in North Little Rock after being struck by a car on Arkansas 130. Francis Boff, 30, of Van Buren, struck by a car near home. and Harold McMaster, 27, whose tractor-trailer ran off I-40 near Carlisle into a creek. A separate AP note lists CARE fundraising efforts in New Delhi, India.

Associated Press Arkansas Charles Michael Thompson Paragould Halliday Greene County Thompson Dana Porter Marmaduke Beth Lane Joe Henderson North Little Rock Arkansas 130 Francis Boff van Buren Harold McMaster Arkadelphia Interstate 40 Carlisle Larry Imboden

Two stabbed on Greyhound bus near Bourbon Missouri

Two out of state men were hospitalized after a scuffle on a Greyhound bus on Interstate 44 near Bourbon Missouri. Michael E. Davis a 26 year old soldier stationed at Fort Hood Texas and Richard R Roehm 30 of Santee California were wounded. Roehm was listed in serious condition at St Louis County Hospital. Davis condition not disclosed but believed less serious.

Bourbon Missouri Michael E. Davis Ft. Hood Tex Richard R. Roehm Santee Calif Sullivan Community Hospital Davis Roehm St. Louis County Hospital Clayton

Depression era stress linked to rise in alcoholism say experts

Providence psychologist Malcolm Todd cites research showing unemployment and financial stress raise drinking, noting a Brown University conference on medical training may address alcohol addiction. He recalls the Depression era surge in alcoholism and the later founding of Alcoholics Anonymous, while cautioning current recession effects vary by individual.

Brown University

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Rotary Club Colorado California Hope Jim Haynes The Louisiana State Society Susan Ford India T.g.&y. Revolv Americard Golden Golden “T H. Hayre University of Houston Hayre For Providence R.J Ea Malcolm Todd Ammietica Medical Asodiato Heinz Rae Bedin First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Hope 209 South Main
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