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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1969

Page

8

Will Submit Election Law Revision Bill

Arkansas lawmakers may soon see a bill to revamp election laws with dates shifting to September primaries, county costs shared by half, and new rules for election officials. The measure, drafted by legislative staff, sets special elections if a winner dies before taking office and tightens absentee voting procedures.

Little Rock Atty Get Joe Purcell Arkansas House Arkansas Purcell Ray Smith Jr Hot Springs County Election Commission Legislative Council Attorney General's Office Asst Thomas A. Glaze Charles D. Matthews State Democratic Committee Matthews House Senate Election Commission State Election Commission

Absentee voting changes and secrecy measures proposed

A proposed law would extend absentee voting inspection to 60 days before elections and allow counting of ballots earlier on election day. It requires more election workers, stricter duties, and a handling rule to prevent vote tracing. The Baruch Conservation Prize goes to Lindbergh and Jackson. A fire at Deans Truck Stop destroyed the small garage near Hope, with a truck bleeding valve cited as the cause and responders keeping upright and butane tanks safe.

Baruch Prize New York Charles A. Lindbergh Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Bernard M. Baruch Belle W. Baruch Foundation Jackson Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee Andbergh World Wild Life Fund International Union For the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Dean Hope Highway 67

Nixon Prepares for Jan. 20 Inauguration

President-elect Nixon enters the final week before his January 20 inauguration. He aims for a concise roughly 15 minute address and has no public schedule announced. He hosts a dinner for Maurice H. Stans and telephoned 2,500 Wisconsinites praising Melvin Laird as defense secretary candidate.

Walter R. Mears Associated Press NEW York (Ap Nixon Secretary of Commerce Maurice H. Stans Stevens Point Wis Melvin R. Laird Defense Laird United States

Trio Found in Car in a River

In Oklahoma, a car carrying Siloam Springs woman Reba Clack and her two sons was found submerged in the Illinois River. Police say the victims apparently drowned after the car drifted into the river, six feet deep, about 300 feet from a low water bridge. A month-long river search had yielded no results.

Siloam Springs Ark

Jets win Super Bowl upset over Colts in Orange Bowl

New York Jets stun Baltimore 16 to 7 to claim the AFL title with Joe Namath delivering a signature performance. Namath completed 17 of 28 passes for 206 yards, rushed in a early touchdown while the Jets defense, featuring Beverly and Sample, shut down Johnny Unitas and Earl Morrall as Baltimore’s bid collapsed after a promising start.

Ben Funk Associated Press Miame New York Jets American Football League Joe Namath Cassius Clay Namath Jets New York Baltimore Colts Joe Colts Colt Don Shula Green Bay Packers Kansas City Oakland Baltimore Earl Morrall Tom Matte Jerry Hill Matt Snell Morrall Johnny Unitas Unitas NFL Shula Weeb Ewbank Snell Jim Turner Beore Randy Beverly Johnny Sample Jim Hudson Sample Gerry Philbin Larry Grantham George Saver David Lee York Saver Ron Porter Matte Tom Mitchell Beverly Snall Hudson

The Negro Community Page Highlights 4-H Exhibit

Ester Hicks writes on peace and daily life as students Patricia Williams and Ira Williams Jr return home for Christmas. A Hopewell Elementary exhibit showcased 359 items and raised funds for a California funeral. The Hempstead County 4-H Club program expanded to over 100 participants with 175 observers, as work continues through January.

Ester Hicks Apples of Gold Patricia A. Willams Ira Willams Williams Atlanta University Atlanta Georgia Philander Smith College Little Rock Arkansas Dassie Phillips Hopewell Maxine Green Katie Harris Hempstead County Cayce B. Smith Max-ine Green

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