The Negro Community Ester Hicks reflects on community life
A compact feature listing calendar items and an obituary. Mrs. E M Nelson hosts the Anna P Strong Federated club meeting January 15 at 7 pm. Bethel AME Church senior choir rehearses Wednesdays at 7, with parsonage venue in cold weather. Obituary notes Myown Sanders of Hempstead County died January 11, 1971 at 78. survived by family. Hope High School Class of 1960 reunion December 26 at Hope Country Club with 75 attendees and prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.M. Nelson
Anna P. Strong Federated Club
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Wynn
Myown Sanders
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Lonoke Baptist Church
Harold Sanders
Cecil Stephens
Hope
Gertrude Sanders
Bessie Stephens
Katie Sanders
Phoenix
Arizona
Curtis L. Stephens
Curtis Stephens, Jr
Hope High School
Hope Country Club
Larry Patterson
Ron Sorenson
San Francisco
Sherry Hawkins
Bill Hairr
Georganne Lowe
Television Logs A Night Of Classic TV Lineup
TV schedule lists 6:00 to 12:00, featuring Americans From Africa Truth Or Consequences News and various afternoon to late night programs. Highlights include Governor's Inauguration coverage, Hillbillies, World We Live In, Assault on the Wayne, Secret Ceremony, All In The Family, NBA Basketball, CBS News Special, Volcan o film, Merv Griffin, Johnny Carson, News Weather Sports and the film Marry Me Again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Don Knotts
Julia
Ask the Council
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Texarkana College
Arkansas A.M. Nh
CBS News
All My Children
Little Rock
Honeymooners
Arkansas
Lucille Rivers
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bay City
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Flipper
Bozo Judd
NBC News
Eddie
Shiloh
Rome
Music Hall Medical Center
Dick Cavett
Main Street
Broadway
Figures Out Reason the Whales Died
Two researchers contend 29 pilot whales stranded on San Clemente Island died after following spawning squid into shallow water where rocks injured some. Navy biologist Bill Evans cites failing sonar in detecting shallow depths, while Marineland curator John Prescott notes the squid drew the herd toward an estarpment near Pyramid Cove.
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Los Angeles
San Clemente
Navy
Bill Evans
San Diego
Munday
John Prescott
Marineland Creanarium
Evans
Pyramid Cove
San Clemente Island
Walter
Fivans
U S Protests Treatment of Americans in Moscow
The U S Embassy in Moscow lodged an oral protest over harassment of Americans in the Soviet capital as US officials, led by President Nixon and New York Mayor Lindsay, denounced anti Jewish extremism. JDL threats and vandalism against Soviet diplomats and cars were reported, with officials warning of continued pressure if protections do not improve.
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Associated Press
U.S
Moscow
Kremlin
Nixon
John V. Lindsay
New York City
United States
Jewish Defense League
Meir Kahane
JDL
United Nations
Nikolai N. Loginov
U.S.A
Thompson R. Buchanan
Pan American World Air Ways
Draft call outlook for 1971 studies upper limit at 195
Washington reports Selective Service Director Curtis Tarr says lottery number 195 may cap 1971 draft calls as the pool of 19 year olds shrinks, with 80,000 to 120,000 draftees expected overall. He notes moves toward ending college deferments and a uniform national call require Congress approval. He also cites colleges not required to share student information.
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Washington
Selective Service
Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
Secretary
Melvin R. Laird
House
Defense Department
Budget battle trims 1972 OEO funds despite no cut plan
The Office of Economic Opportunity narrowly avoids a 23 percent 1972 budget reduction while facing an overall about 10 percent cut. Nixon proposals show $800 million for OEO, $110 million above OMB suggestion, with VISTA kept at 33 million amid protests and several programs phased out or shifted to other agencies. In Chicago, the teachers union strikes the public schools for the second time in two years, canceling classes for over half a million students after rejecting a 4 percent pay raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Poverty Agency
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
Office of Management and Budget
Antipoverty Agency
Budget Office
VISTA
CFO
OEO
Chicago
Chicago Teachers Union
House of Representatives
Board of Education
John E. Desmond
Pine Bluff High School Bomb Threat Leads to Arrest
Pine Bluff police arrested a 16 year old on Monday in connection with a series of bomb threats at Pine Bluff High School last Friday. Officials did not release the youth's name and police said the incident remains under investigation.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff High School
Bill Reduces State Agencies to Only 13
Arkansas plan by Gov. Dale Bumpers consolidates major departments to 13. New departments include Planning, Finance and Administration, Health, Public Safety, Education, and Social Rehabilitative Services with police moved to Public Safety. Education board appointment subject to gubernatorial approval. Over 60 agencies affected.
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Little Rock
Erecr Dale Bumpers
Department of Correction
Correction Department
Board of Correction
Administration and Revenue
Welfare Department
Department of Social Rehabilitative Services
State Police
Department of Public Safety
Department of Commerce
Public Service Commission
Commerce Department
Insurance
State Bank
Livestock and Poultry Commission
Oil and Gas, State Forestry and Geology Commissions
State Racing Commission
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Department of Finance and Administration
Commission On Coordination of Higher Educational Finance
State Board For Higher Education
Department of Higher Education
Educational Television Commission
State Library Commission
Schools For the Blind and Deaf
Department of Education
Board of Education
Children’s Colony
Department of Mental Retardation
State Rehabilitative Service
State Juvenile Training School Department
Hutto Described As Incapable Of Murder Intent
Sgt. Charles Hutto 22 of Tallulah La is charged with assault with intent to murder in My Lai civilians. Psychologist Norman Reichenberg testifies Hutto is a constrained rigid individual likely to be guided by training and others expectations. The defense argues Hutto shot civilians but acted without intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L
Hutto
Reichenberg
Fingerprint science eyed for disease detection in medicine
The medical field grows interest in der matoglyphics the study of finger and footprints as a potential tool to detect diseases such as schizophrenia and leukemia. A University of Rochester specialist predicts new developments within a decade to help prevent some forms of epilepsy. Insurance data show specialist fees rising 105 percent since 1940 while obstetrical rates climbed over 150 percent. Bring all your prescriptions and drug needs to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Rochester
Center For Brain Research
Stork
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Hope High
Ester Hicks
Clyde Davis Photo
Hops
New York
East Europe
Radio Free Europe
Afe
Box
Mi Vernon
Deanna Drug Store
6Th & Main St. Hope
Haynie
H & R Block
America
South Elm
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