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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1972

Page

4

Thirteen Nixon China trip aides outlined in portraits

AP outlines the official party for Nixon’s visit to China listing William P. Rogers Henry Kissinger H R Haldeman Ronald Ziegsler Bren Scowcroft Marshall Green Dwight Chapin John A Scali Patrick J Buchanan Rose Mary Woods Alfred le S Jenkins John E Holdridge Winston Lord. Each profile notes role background age and family.

Washington Nixon China William P. Rogers Eisenhower Norfolk N.Y Henry A. Kissinger Peking Harvard Germany H.R. Haldeman J. Walter Thompson Advertising Firm Ters Bren Scowcroft Joint Chiefs of Staff West Point Air Force Columbia University Marshall Green Indonesia Foreign Service Holyoke Mass Yale Dwight Chapin White House J. Walter Thompson Co Wichita Kan John A. Scali ABC News Associated Press Canton Ohio Patrick J. Buchanan St. Louis Globe-Democrat Washington, D.C Rose Mary Woods Sebring Alfred le S. Jenkins State Department Kissinger National Security Council Manchester John E. Holdridge New York Winston Lord Pentagon Office of International Security Affairs

Family Stricken by Mercury Poisoning Returns Home

Ernestine Huckleby, 10, one of three siblings poisoned by mercury from grain fed to a home butchered hog, is now home full time after months in hospital. She cannot feed herself, talk, or see, but her family reports progress as Amos and Dorothy Jean improve with crutches and rehabilitation.

Ernestine Jean Amos Roswell Dorothy Jean

Coal miners march on Parliament for higher wages

Glyn Jones, a 27 year old Welsh miner now out of work, leads a London march of hundreds demanding higher pay. He earns 22 pounds weekly before deductions, supports a wife and three children on welfare during the strike, and describes the hard life underground with long shifts, grit, and distant hope for a $15.50 weekly raise to a base $49.40 for underground workers. Britain’s 280,000 miners strike nationwide, vowing action if demands are not met.

Tony Evans Associated Press London (Ap Glyn Jones Jones London National Health Insurance Betty South Wales Glyn Joneses Britain

Barbs II and the pits in a bowl of cherries

The piece questions reasons why life gives pits or disappointments, noting lack of clear suggestions from Women's Lib and pondering how the bowls of cherries contain more pits than expected.

National panel may back limited marijuana use in home

A national commission may recommend legalizing private marijuana use in homes to defuse myths and reduce fear while keeping penalties for public use. The report due March 22 to Nixon and Congress is expected to urge lower penalties for possession but retain criminal penalties for driving under the influence and for sharing marijuana with others.

Carl C. Craft Associated Press Washington National Commission Commission Nixon Congress Raymond P. Shafer Pennsylvania

Wars, Famine and Epidemics Slow Pop Growth in 1970 Study

A United Nations study estimates 54 million people died in military service between 1600 and World War II. It argues wars and disasters reduced population growth by only about 10 years, with civilian mortality and epidemics also shaping trends. The report projects world population at 3.6 billion in 1970 and about 6.14 billion by 2000, noting the 1970s could be a peak-growth period. Dr. Frank B. Evans to discuss Arkansas archives preservation on Feb. 25.

United Nations. N.Y U.N Indian Subcontinent Europe Little Rock Frank B. Evans United States Arkansas History Commission Evans Commission Public Records Committee

Black student named first U of A ASG president

Gene McKissic of Pine Bluff became the first Black president of the University of Arkansas Associated Student Government. He won 45 percent in a six candidate primary and defeated Bill Buffalo of Carlisle 2,140 to 1,488 in a runoff. About 12,000 students attend the university with only about 350 Black students. McKissic aims to push legislative attention to university needs.

Fayetteville, Ark Gene McKissic Pine Bluff University of Arkansas Associated McKissac Bill Buffalo Carlisle McKissie

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