Missionary Speaker Recalls Bolivia Work at Kiwanis
Rev Jerry Kidd a Baptist missionary based in Santa Cruz Bolivia spoke at the Sheraton Inn Kiwanis meeting. The Hope native shown in a slide program described missionary efforts among Bolivia natives in inaccessible areas. Al Sanders Migrant Educational Cooperative director was the only other guest.
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Jerry Kidd
Bolivia
South America
Santa Cruz
Sheraton Inn
Kidd
North American Baptist Association
Brother Jerry
Hope
Cecil Kidd
al Sanders
Migrant Educational Cooperative
Arkansas
Five die in plane crash at Springdale Arkansas
Five Fort Worth residents were killed when a twin engine Piper Navajo from Fort Worth to St Louis exploded mid air and crashed near U.S. 71 and Arkansas 264 in Springdale. Victims identified as James Ward Jimmy Fulkerson Reed Yowell Fabe In gram Jr and Nancy Barrett. Investigators attributed the crash to a single aircraft with possible turbulent winds as a factor. FAA took charge of the investigation.
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Springdale
Ark
Fort Worth
Tex
Bob Berry
James L. Ward
Jimmy K. Fulkerson
Reed Yowell
Fabe Ingram Jr
Nancy Barrett
Berry
St. Louis
U.S. 71
Arkansas 264
Wnds
Federal Aviation Administration
Risk factors for heart attack and stroke explained
The article outlines controllable risk factors such as smoking poor diet lack of exercise and obesity and notes high blood pressure as the main preventable risk. It highlights heredity sex age and race as non controllable factors and urges lifestyle changes through the Hempstead Heart Association February Heart Campaign for distribution of information.
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Hempstead Heart Association
Hempstead
Army seeks to reshape PVt Slovik image to aid widow
Philadelphia AP report outlines efforts to portray Pvt. Eddie Slovik as an unknowing conscientious objector. Legal appeals press for veterans benefits for his widow Antoinette, now 62, living in a Detroit nursing home. Georgetown students will gather witness testimony to support relief.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Slovik
Slovik
Antoinete
Detroit
Congress
Georgetown University
U S. Navy
Stanley Doyka
Congressional
Orrin Flack
Coopersburg
Flack
Maj
William Fellman
Fellman
Doyka
Washington
Fluck
Tes
Army Board For Correction of
Raymond Williams
Bernard Edelson
Two deaths blamed on gas fumes in Shreveport
In Shreveport Louisiana a rusty muffler leaked carbon monoxide from a 1963 car, killing Henry Darnell six and Nicole Collins two. Robert Lee Madison and Lucille Walker were later detained after a minor crash on Interstate 20. autopsy confirmed carbon monoxide poisoning. Police noted the adults did not face charges.
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Shreveport
Robert Lee Madison
Lucille Walker
Huntsville
Tex
Madison
Miss Walker
Henry Darnell
Nicole Collins
Los Angeles
Bastrop
Stan James to head April cancer crusade
Stan James of Hope will chair the American Cancer Society April educational and fund raising crusade in Hempstead County. The effort, announced by 1977 State Crusade chairman Dr. Ben N. Saltzman, targets 2,300,000 volunteers nationally and includes education, research support, and patient services with emphasis on early diagnosis and prompt treatment. actress John Wayne serves as honorary chair, while Ann Landers leads the national campaign.
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American Cancer Society
Hempstead County
Stan James
Hope
Ben N. Saltzman
State Crusade
James
ACS
Ann Landers
John Wayne
Warnke's Opponents Ready Last Stand In Nomination Fight
Washington attorney Paul C Warnke faced a final Senate Armed Services Committee grilling as opponents seek to label him an opportunist unable to stand firm in New START talks. Critics cite his past opposition to defense projects while proposing arms cuts and his dual role as director of the Arms Control Agency and chief U S negotiator. The 18 member panel questions focus on disarmament views amid nomination informally reviewed before any vote.
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Washington
Paul C. Warnke
U.S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Warnke
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Air Force backs Kincheloe closure ahead of Blytheville
The Air Force told the Presidents Council that Kincheloe Air Force Base in Michigan should be closed before Blytheville Air Force Base in Arkansas to cut costs. If Kincheloe remains open, Blytheville could still close as an alternative. Rep. Bill Alexander, whose district includes Blytheville, said time favors keeping Blytheville open.
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Washington
Kincheloe Air Force Base
Michigan
Blytheville Air Force Base
Arkansas
Air Force
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Bill Alexander
Blytheville Base
Blytheville
Alexander
Emerson teen killed in bike collision near Emerson Ark
Roger David Baker, 16, of Emerson was killed Tuesday when his motorcycle collided head on with a pickup on a county road just northeast of Emerson. State Police said.
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Emerson, Ark
Roger David Baker
Emerson
Here
Training with Army Rep to Start Your Skilled Career
Army representative SFC Dick Harland invites applicants in room 112 Hope P.O. Building. Tuesdays and Fridays furnish housing and meals while starting pay at 374 dollars with a six month raise to 417 dollars.
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Army
SFC
Dick Harland
P.O
Hope
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Jones Motor Service
Prescott, Ark
April Cancer Crusade
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Whitewall
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