Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor
A brief satirical column by editor Alex H. Washburn reflecting on daily bread and editorial perspectives, presented in a concise commentary format.
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Alex. H. Washburn
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1975
Page
5
Windmills Over Washington Quote Echoes From Texas Editor
A tear sheet from Beaumont Journal July 1 quotes a Texas Employers Insurance Association member on wind power over Washington. The note recalls Memphis editor Charles Patrick Joseph Mooney, his 1926 letter on well-edited papers, and plans to frame copies for Hope High School and Star Building offices. Mooney, a famed editor and tough manager, is praised as a model.
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Reagan Cornelius
Texas Employers Insurance Association
Beaumont Journal of
Washington
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Charles Patrick Joseph Mooney
el Dorado Daily News
Memphis
Mooney
Associated Press
South
Star
Ernie Deane
University of Arkansas
America
Prisoner in Paris Court Hall Seizes Hostages
In Paris a prisoner on trial for armed holdup opened fire wounding two guards and taking the court president M. Cozette and a prosecutor hostage. A woman disguised as a lawyer entered with a grenade and handed a pistol to the prisoner before he fled the Palace of Justice. The court attempted to intervene as Willoquet and the hostages escaped. one officer was gravely wounded and a guard lieutenant sustained facial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean-Charles Willoquet
Willoquett
Willoquet
M. Cozette
Cozette
Palace of Justice
Tornado strikes Arden Arkansas damaging station and store
A tornado ripped through Arden near Ashdown Arkansas around 5:30 p.m. Monday injuring Richard Bowman and Mrs. Joe Jewell inside a Fine Service Station and grocery. The storm lifted the roof, blew in the back wall, scattered food, damaged barns and sheds, a chicken house, and a building under construction, with debris 50 feet away in a field.
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Arden
Ark
Richard Bowman
Joe Jewell
Ashdown
Soviets Expand Somalia Foothold Reported Increases
U S intelligence cites about 3000 Soviet specialists in Somalia amid a growing military complex near Berbera. Evidence includes a missile handling facility, underground complexes, fuel storage near Berbera, a new airfield west of Berbera, and a communications station north of Mogadishu serving the Indian Ocean fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Somalia
Sen. Dewey F. Bartlett
R-Okla
Pentagon
Bartlett
Berbera
Indian Ocean
Persian Gulf
U.S
Mogadishu
Suez Canal
Truckers petition to reinstate CB radios in state patrol cars
Arkansas truckers protest Col. Doug Harp order banning CB radios in troopers’ patrol cars. They say CBs aid communication and事故 reporting at truck stops and accident scenes. Harp says troopers should rely on the official radio system. about 100 of 522 vehicles had CB units. Petitions circulate statewide to repeal the ban.
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Little Rock
Doug Harp
Arkansas
George Arnold
Rock Island
Nere
Harps
Harp
David Pryor
Ford declares candidacy for 1976 election from White House
President Ford announced from the Oval Office his bid for reelection in 1976 vowing an open campaign and to serve all the people. He named Robert C. Moot as campaign treasurer and said four aides would lead the nominating effort with Callaway Packard and Burch among them.
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Ashington
Ford
White House
All the People
Oval Office
Ert C. Moot
Defense
President Ford
Anti Americans protest amid emergency rule in New Delhi
About 200 demonstrators from the Nehru Brigade staged a sit down in front of the U S Information Service building in New Delhi denouncing the CIA while police allowed the protest under the emergency rule bans. Police later raided Jawaharlal Nehru University dormitories, detaining about 50 students for interrogation. Meanwhile Mrs Gandhi pressed industry leaders to cooperate, pledging to punish production blockers while keeping tight credit and supplying power and raw materials as she uses emergency powers to energize the economy. Arkansas weather update noted with warm humid conditions and a chance of showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Snothatan
Nehru ‘Brigade
Congress Party
Mrs. Gandhi
Central Intelligence Agency
Jawaharlal Nehru University
P.S. Bhinder
Gandhi
Chairman Appointed In Breath of Life Campaign
Mrs. John W. Rushing is named Chairman in Blevins for the Breath of Life Campaign to be held in September. Mrs. Becky Hume Ross, State Chairman for the Arkansas Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, made the announcement. Rushing will join volunteers in Hempstead County to raise funds for CF research care and education benefiting children with lung disease.
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John W. Rushing
Blevins
Becky Hume Ross
Arkansas
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Rushing
Etter
Hatch
Teading
Hempstead
Ross
CF Center
Little Rock
Ford administration readies tougher gun control bill
The Ford administration is finalizing gun control legislation including mandatory sentences for gun crimes, tighter controls on dealers, and federal checks for handgun buyers. A treasury official said the bill mirrors recommendations from April, with a possible waiting period for handgun purchases and new dealer licensing.
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Washington
Ford Administration
White House
Ron Nelsen
Ford
Justice Department
Domestic Council
MacDonald
John Rector
Senate
Subcommittee On
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Dorothy Winchel
City of
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Kenneth Housley
Richard Davis
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Houssey
Pocatello
Idaho
Davis
Atlanta
Prescott
Nashville
Magnolia
Haynesville
Springhill
Betty
Rob
Moot
Campaign Committee
Howard “Bo” Callaway
David Packard
Dean Burch
Hope City
Lewis
Times
Treasury
David R. MacDonald
Jim Harris
First National Bank
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