People to admit Demo conventioneers by humans
In Miami Beach the Democratic National Convention will use people at the gates instead of machines. Army Major John O. Amos, son of Oliver W. Amos, completed the U S Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth and was among graduates praised by General William B. Rosson. A security emphasis follows with secret tickets, color codes, and metal detectors as preparations for a bomb-aware, inside-outside command center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Army
John O. Amos
Oliver W. Amos
Hope
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Ft. Teavenworth
Kan
William B. Rosson
U.S. Army (Pacific
U.S. Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Maj
Amos
Vietnam
Henderson State College
Arkadelphia
Secret Service
Wesley Pomeroy
Convention Center
McDonnell-Frain
Camp Pioneer Scouts Award Milestones for Hope and Fulton Troops
Hope's Troop 92 with First Presbyterian Church and Fulton Guernsey's Troop 73 joined Camp Pioneer near Mena for a week. Scouts earned merit badges, completed 18 mile Rich Mountain hikes, and received awards including second class ranks, wildlife management, conservation, canoeing, and the Order of the Arrow tapout. Scoutmaster Harold Sission led the group with helpers and families present for ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
First Presbyterian Church
Fulton- Guernsey
Luke's Plumbing Co
Camp Pioneer
Mena
Larry Patton
Paul Patton
Scott Patton
Mike Beard
Gerald Beard
Ricky Sission
Glenn Cochran
John Walker
Ricky Adkinson
Ted Tolleson
Edward Morgan
Robert Gary
Robert Barger
Mark Moore
Joe VanHorn
Scotty VanHorn
Tim Arnold
Ricky Trout
Leslie Ferguson
Mike Smith
Bill Smith
Lou Moore
Milton Moore
Chris LaGrone
John Gams
Randy Biddle
Buddy Arnold
Billy Arnold
Eddie Akin
Gary Smith
Ken Cox
Scott Rowland
Harold Sission
Lawrence Adkinson
Richard VanHorn
Sisson
Adkinson
Scoutmasters Club
Order of the Arrow
Bobby Barger
Sission
Albert Patton
Harold Sisson
Larry
Cindy
Bill Walker
Bill Morgan
Jerry Moore
Luke Biddle
Robert Arnold
Frank Cochran
Muncey Wins Madison Regatta World Championship Trophy
Bill Muncey captured the unlimited hydroplane world title at the Madison Regatta in Indiana, receiving the Governors cap amid relief. Terry Sterett’s Miss Budweiser took second, Tom Sheehy third, Jum McCormick fourth, and Bob Gilliam fifth on Pizza Pete as organizers plan a fresh start for 1973 after a troubled event marked by Miss Madison sinking and Agnes flood debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ind
Bill Muncey
Indiana
Terry Sterett
Tom Sheehy
Atlas van Lines I
Jum McCormick
Bob Gilliam
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Chicago
Sherborne
England
Cold Harbor Mental Hospital
Winfrith Villa
Peter Johnson
Johnson
Oil Company
Waya
Lawrence F. O’brien
Boy Scout
Agnes
Ohio River
Highway
Hope, Arkansas
Howard
Howards
Suara
Discount Hope
Ark
Iee
Monsanto
H.P
Sunshine Dog Food
Lady Hope
del Monte
Ultra Brite
Green Beans
Coun
Breck Basic
Bora
Famous Name
Donald Duck
Hoppity
Caela
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