Foreign ministers meet at Helsinki to ease postwar tensions
Foreign ministers from 35 nations gather in Helsinki for the Conference on European Security and Cooperation. The talks center on easing contacts with the West, reducing forces, and aligning on a roadmap toward a Geneva-endorsed agreement. Key issues include Soviet Western contacts and a possible summit. Talks in Vienna on reductions continue, with a week of discussions aimed at guiding forthcoming committees in Geneva.
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Jones Day committee thanks local press for coverage
The Jones Day Committee expresses gratitude for the Hope Star and KXAR publicity aiding June 24 events. Co-Chairman Mack McLarty and Hugh Reese thank Mrs. Rebecca Lazenby, Miss Dorothy Winchel, and Haskellanes of KXAR for coverage. June 30 and June 28, 1973, Hope Ark.
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Hope Star
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the Star
Haskellanes
Weather Report From Experiment Station Tuesday Forecast
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Tuesday shows a high of 94 and a low of 73. State forecast for Arkansas calls for partly cloudy warm humid conditions with widely scattered thundershowers through Wednesday. Expected highs in the low to mid 90s and tonight’s lows upper 60s to mid 70s.
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Moses Rites Set For June Death In Hope Arkansas
Moses family mourns as Moses, a Hempstead County native and Church of Christ member, dies at his Washington home June 30. Survived by nine children and many grandchildren, funeral at Walker Street Church of Christ in Hope with burial in Washington cemetery under Hicks Funeral Home. Also notes a July 4 Hope Youth Center dance with DJ James MacDonald, admission 50 cents.
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Hope
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Little Rock
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Geneva Jefferson
Oliver Moses
Kansas City
Missouri
Mary Johnson
Detroit
Michigan
Henry Moses
San Francisco
Pearline Cheatham
Reather Graham
Washington, Ark
Lucky Moses
Murfreesboro
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Bural
Washington Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home
Hope Youth Center
Iq) Park
Tett Street
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Lions hear report on club activities
At the weekly Hope Lions luncheon Ann Smith spoke of her Girls State legislative experience and three bills drafted. Gary Rhodes shared insights from Boys State, stressing citizenship and constructive building. Harold Hensz reviewed a trip to Mena Lions Club 50th anniversary with speaker Johnnie Balboa. James Morrow received a Lion of the Year desk set. Guests included John Drake and Mrs. Calvin Smith.
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Arkansas
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Calvin
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Hope Lions Club
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A. J
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Boys State
Gary
Harold Hensz
Mena, Ark
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Balboa
Illinois
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Mena
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Doug Drake
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Arkansas State Police Back Beating Claim Case
Cleveland E. Barfield of Little Rock says he was beaten last year while aiding police in tracking marijuana pushers in Trumann. He filed a claim with the state Claims Commission seeking 751.75 dollars.
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Trumann
Texarkana Principal Dies at 40
Doyle L. Young principal of Texarkana Arkansas Senior High School since January 1971 died of an apparent heart attack Monday afternoon after collapsing in the hallway. He joined the Arkansas schools system in 1959 as a coach and later taught social studies and history, serving as assistant principal before becoming head principal. Survivors include his wife Mary two sons Lindy and Randy his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Young of Dierks Ark two brothers Junior Young of DeQueen and Lon Young of Nashville a sister Mrs Bob Runge of Jacksonville and many nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements pending.
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St. Michael’s Hospital
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Arkansas Schools System
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Lindy
Randy
Texarkana
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Dierks, Ark
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DeQueen
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Nashville
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Jacksonville
Ark
Nixon urges unity on Independence Day in national address
President Nixon’s Fourth of July message urged unity and shared purpose for all Americans as the nation celebrated its birthday. In Oslo, King Olav V received Norway’s Gold Medal for Outstanding Civil Service from Premier Lars Korvald. In Los Angeles, Sharif B. Sirhan was sentenced to six months in federal prison for threats against Golda Meir. In Tacloban City, a $12 million bridge linking Samar and Leyte, a gift from President Marcos to his wife, was unveiled with Yevtushenko and Christina Ford present.
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Philippines
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Obituary for John LeRoy Liverett Sr. in Stamps
Funeral services for John LeRoy Liverett Sr., 65, were held at Smith Funeral Home Chapel in Stamps with Rev. CW Quaid officiating. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. A Holier resident, he died Sunday in a Shreveport hospital and was a member of Oak Grove Methodist Church. He had ties to Lafayette County with several siblings and six grandchildren named.
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Stamps
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Herndon Chapel
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Modery Gardens
Lewis
Hietune
Hope
Medicare premiums rolled back to July levels
Medicare premiums for Medical Insurance will revert to the prior rate under Nixon’s 60 day price freeze, with higher amounts to be charged until records are corrected. Refunds will be issued later. Applies to railroad retirement beneficiaries and civil service annuitants also enrolled.
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Otis A. Blackwood
Social Security
Texarkana
Blackwood
Medicare
California Condor Wings Span Ten Feet for High Altitude Flights
A California condor has wings up to ten feet across with white patches beneath and can soar to altitudes around ten thousand feet. The large bird’s impressive wingspan enables powerful lift and long glides in high-altitude thermals.
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