Hope B P W Club Tours Europe by Slides in January
The Hope B P W Club screened Europe photos at the Diamond on Thursday night January 9. Dr Lester Stzes provided the images from last summer, arranged by Mary Anita Laseter Frances Reynerson Charlene Wiggins. President Margie Vickers opened the 1969 meeting with party hats and a dinner of lucky black eyed peas for 42 members and 10 guests.
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Hope B & PW
Europe
Lester Stzes
Mary Anita Laseter
Betty Jane Foster
Frances Reynerson
Charlene Wiggins
Margie Vickers
Sitges
G.B. Morris
Mary Alice Davis
Verlaine Jones
Nita Batson
Wilma Carey
Tammy Daniels
Zora Middlebrooks
Mona Caradine
Hickel Promises to Protect Nation's Resources as Interior Secretary
Alaska Governor Walter J. Hickel pledged to work with Congress to conserve all natural resources if confirmed as interior secretary. Senate critics questioned his views amid expected vigorous questioning by Senator Henry M. Jackson and others. Hickel noted past actions and said decisions would reflect broad national needs.
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Walter J. Hickel
Interior
Congress
Nixon
Hickle
Senate Interior Committee
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Hickel
Jackson
Interior Post
Senate Committee
Alaska
Interior Department
Soviet cosmonauts test space transfer in orbit
Four rookie Soviet cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5 began maneuvering for what could be the first crew transfer in orbit. Vladimir Shatalov reported all well aboard Soyuz 4 after his solo flight, and Boris Volynov with teammates on Soyuz 5 said they withstood launch well and planned joint experiments as they prepared possible link up and transfer.
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Michael Johnson
Moscow
Vladimir Shatalov
Shatalov
U. S
Boris Volynov
Volynov
Yevgeny Khrunov
Alexei Yeliseyevy
Soviet Union
Tass
Moscow Television
Arkansas Weather Summary From Offset Report
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail through Thursday with scattered showers spreading from the west tonight and early Thursday. Showers end Thursday afternoon as warmer air moves in followed by a cooler trend from the west. Lows in the 50s tonight and highs mainly in the 60s Thursday.
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Arkansas
Arthur D Clark 57 dies at Hope Arkansas Highway Dept veteran
Arthur D Clark 57 of near Hope died Tuesday He was an Arkansas Highway Department employee and a war veteran Surviving are his wife three daughters and several relatives Services will be held Thursday at New Hope Baptist Church with burial in New Hope Cemetery Funeral Home in charge of arrangements The obituary lists his family members and church affiliation
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Arthur D. Clark
Near
Hope
Arkansas Highway Department
Providence Baptist Church
Mamie Clark
Louise Tewart
Prescott
Charles Irvin
Sue Kidd
Benjamin Clark
Patmos
Faye Powell
Brooksie Foster
Houston
Iris Dean Powell
Doris Jean Turnage
Matthew
Tony
Keston Clark
Lewisville
Nixon Will Keep Surtax If Possible
President elect Nixon pledged to support Johnson's recommendation that the 10 percent income surtax be continued until the facts justify its expiration or reduction. He said the surtax should end as soon as war demands the budget outlook and economic conditions permit, and Johnson shares the view. The two leaders discussed the tax by phone, reinforcing Nixon's endorsement before taking office.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Johnson
Congress
Johnson seeks record aid increase in aid request
The administration proposes a total aid package of 2.348 billion dollars with additional military assistance pushing the total to 2.723 billion. The request covers Latin America Africa Asia and Inter American Bank support while reaffirming U S commitment to development and global relief efforts.
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South Asia
Near East
Johnson
Latin America
Inter-American Development Bank
U.S
Alliance For Progress
United Nations
Congress
World Bank
International Development Association
Asian Development Bank
Republican Party
Oil Forces Evacuation of Lima Ohio
Crude oil leaks from a pipeline sent gushing into Lima sewers, prompting the evacuation of about 8,000 residents as police and National Guard units block roads and fire crews work to flush contaminated areas. Cadet J H Schultz of Henderson State College was named best cadet during ROTC drill amid the turmoil. Initial uncertainty lingered over potential disaster as authorities attempted to bring the situation under control.
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Arkadelphia
J.H. Schultz
Blevins
Henderson State College
Schultz
Lima
National Guard
Ronald Cook
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