Fight Development Discussed at Hope Lions Meeting
Hope Lions heard Rev. Jim Sewell of the Presbyterian Church discuss church growth from sanctuary to education buildings and fellowship spaces. Don Freel led the program, with Denris Butler introduced as a new Continental Trailways and Western Union member, sponsored by Dub Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Lions
Jim Sewell
Presbyterian Church
Town & Country
Swell
Lion Don Freel
Denris Butler
Continental Trailways
Western Union Service
Hope
Lion Dub Davis
David Porterfield
Quest
Paul McClelland
Nashville
Stock Market Sets Record Busy Day on NYSE
New York Stock Exchange records its busiest day ever as volume hits 25.59 million shares led by a record 3,248,000 share block of Allis-Chalmers at $18.00, later closing at $19.25 up 1.84, with White Consolidated Industries identified as seller. The gain followed earlier modest market indicators and cites a larger block trade history.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Allis-Chalmers
Goodyear Tire
American Standard Preferred
White Consolidated Industries
Cleveland
Ohio
Allis- Chalmers
Alis-Chalmers
Bill Would Stop Mixed Drinks Permits in Dry Counties
Four Arkansas representatives introduced a bill to bar the ABC Board from issuing mixed drink permits to private clubs in dry counties. It would let counties or city-county governments hold hearings on revoking existing permits, with revocation following adverse rulings. Also noted are bills on Saline River protection, state control of wholesale liquor, and a new rock festival definition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
ABC Board
John M. Lipton
Warrel
Charles Honey
Prescott
Jimmie Don McKissack
Star City
Bobby Newman
Smackover
Gean McDonald
Sheridan
Sturgis Miller
Pine Bluff
Army Engineers
Winthrop Rockefeller
Paul Meers
Arkansas
Meers
Guy J
Pottery Recall Over Lead Poison Risk Traced to FDA
The FDA announced a recall of Italian pottery distributed nationally by Holt Howard Inc. pieces contain up to 400 parts per million lead, far above the 7 ppm safety limit. Over 10,000 pieces are involved, with reports of deaths and illnesses linked to prolonged use. The recall follows prior recalls and includes shipments blocked for cadmium. tests of American pottery show no problems.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Holt Howard Inc
Lord, Conn
FDA
Clarks
Ontario
San Francisco
Baltimore
Howard Company
Bailey plans appeal to Supreme Court over New Jersey bar
F Lee Bailey says he will appeal to the U S Supreme Court the New Jersey Supreme Court order barring him from practicing law for a year. He contends the misconduct charge should be heard by a board of lawyers, not a judge, as stated in New Jersey rules.
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Boston
F. Lee Bailey
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
New Jersey
Bailey
ABA Endorses Wiretapping by the U S
The American Bar Association approved standards allowing secret electronic listening in investigations of organized crime and subversion, aligning with federal wiretap norms from the 1968 Omnibus Crime Act. Critics said the move echoes past Supreme Court disputes, while supporters urged guidance for states without wiretapping laws.
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F. Richard Ciccone
Associated Press
Chicago
American Bar Association
ABA
House of Delegates
U.S. Supreme Court
Jerome J. Shestack
Philadelphia
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
William J. Jameson
Billings
Mont
Jack G. Day
Cleveland
Food changes kept Apollo crew fed and happy
Rita Rapp, a 15 year space program veteran, oversees Apollo food and hygiene. She explains astronauts tired of tube meals, prompting a shift to spoon fed dehydrated foods with water rehydration, reducing complaints and improving taste perception. Rapp, from Piqua Ohio, is a 1971 Federal Woman Award recipient. She helped design medical kits and monitor crew health.
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Bill Stockton
Science
Space Center
Houston
Apollo
Mission Control
Rita Rapp
Miss Rapp
Moon
Manned Spacecraft Center
Earth
Piqua
Ohio
Trial Lawyer Missing After Thanksgiving Disappearance
Ventura California AP reports Ronald Hughes the Sharon Tate trial lawyer remains missing since Thanksgiving. Hughes who defended Leslie Van Houten disappeared during a weekend outing near Los Angeles. About 30 officers in jeeps and on horseback conducted a search Sunday with no clues forthcoming.
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Ventura
Calif
Ronald Hughes
Sharon Tate
Leslie van Houten
Wilderness
Los Angeles
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Dorris Butler
Left
Lion
Austin Hutson
Frank King
National Clearinghouse For Drug Abuse Information Box
Washington, D.C
Bill
Ark
U.S
Magnaves Tac
TAC
East Second St
Hope, Ark
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