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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1973
Page
3
A TV schedule fragment lists programs across channels with titles such as The Waltons Nighttime movies and talk shows. Entries mention Americas From Africa Truth Or Consequences Dragnet Buck Owens Jack Paar Tonite and Sunrise Semester among others.
Basic trainee Paul D. Clayton son of Mr Ralph Clayton McNab completed basic training at Fort Polk Louisiana. He proceeds to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for construction and utilities worker school and will be stationed at Fort Hood Texas.
The sole survivor from the Eastern Airlines TriStar crash near Miami recalls no cockpit alarm before the December 29 disaster that killed 100. Angelo Donadeo, 47, a technician from Kennedy, says the cockpit showed no concern as the plane hit the Everglades. He notes the landing gear light malfunctioned on the first approach but the gear worked on the second.
Dear reader asks about under eye bags. Dr Lamb explains fat pockets under the lower eyelid enlarge with age and may require cosmetic surgery. The column then answers questions on whether vitamin pills dissolve in the stomach, noting many pills are coated for protection or delayed absorption.
Associated Press reports two paths for Vietnam peace talks in Paris. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho hold a secret fourth session while four party discussions press public statements. Hanoi resists major U.S. demands and shows no concessions amid renewed bombing. Vietnam News cites Viet Cong urge for a nonaligned nations conference. The article notes the Canada U S border remains unfenced after a century.
Saigon AP report notes three Americans killed in action last week with eight wounded and two dead from nonhostile causes. The weekly toll marks the lowest since the Hanoi Haiphong air blitz and the total war casualties shift to American 45,931 killed in action 10,296 nonhostile deaths 303,605 wounded. South Vietnamese 162,426 killed 434,364 wounded. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong 920,538 killed.
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