Backing Washington Eyes Paris Talks For Vietnam Peace
The United States heads back into Vietnam peace talks amid modest expectations. Secretary of State Rogers says reopening Paris may move Hanoi toward settlement while Green calls for hard bargaining against stubborn Hanoi leaders. Kissinger voices guarded optimism but warns no guarantee. Nixon resumes talks with Hanoi after momentum from trips and U.S. gains in bombing, Moscow and Peking visits.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Rome
Paris
Hanoi
Marshall Green
State Department
Green
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
South Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Saigon
Rogers
U.S
Moscow
Peking
Hope Lions hear history of Bruner-Ivory Handle Co
Guy Bayse spoke at the Hope Lions luncheon about the Bruner-Ivory Handle Co one of Hope’s oldest industries. The talk covered Bruner origins in Heber Springs Arkansas circa 1880 and Ivory Handle Co in Hope formed by Hickory handles and export experience. Past District Gov Wilson Hansford received a sight conservation gift. Lion Arthur Wimmell and Elmer Wagner hosted guests, and Dorris Butler introduced new member Bob Tye.
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Guy Bayse
Hope Lions
Hope
Bruner-Ivory Handle Co
Bruner
Heber Springs
Arkansas
Bayse
Ivory Handle Co
Bruner Handle Co
Carl Bruner
E. B. Link Handle Co
America
Wilson Hansford
Lion Arthur Wimmell
Hot Springs
The
Hope Club
Lion Elmer Wagner
McCaskill
Lion Dorris Butler
Bob Tye
Democrats not big spenders in tipping culture
In Miami Beach, cabbies and bellhops say Democrats are not big spenders compared with Republicans. Cabbie William Previs notes Republicans are bigger spenders. Two veteran bellhops at the Fontainebleau Democratic headquarters say Democrats aren’t high rollers. They rate doctors as the worst tippers and teachers as second.
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Miami Beach
Fla
William Previs
Fountainebleau Hotel
Kiwanis Speaker Porterfield Outlines Probation Role
David Porterfield of Nashville Ark spoke to the Kiwanis Club on probation work in Arkansas courts. He noted the program is 75 percent federally funded and 25 percent locally supported, with supervision aimed at rehabilitation rather than incarceration.
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David Porterfield
Nashville, Ark
Kiwanis Club
Royce Weisenberger
Porterfield
Hope
Bobcats
Arkansas
Bobby Steele
Pine Bluff
Federal Crime Commission
Harold Dickerson
J. H
Jimmy Porterfield
Dale Jones
All of Hope
Jimmy Miller
Memphis
Clyde Davis, Sr
Kiwanian
Benton
Cadet Reeves in ROTC training at Ft Riley camp
Cadet Olan W. Reeves Jr., 20, of Hope, is at Ft. Riley Kan in an ROTC advanced summer camp from June 10 to July 21. Reeves attends Ouachita Baptist University Arkadelphia and is a 1969 Hope High School graduate, among over 10 000 ROTC students at six U.S. installations.
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Olan W. Reeves Jr
Hope
Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
Ft. Riley
Kan
Reeves
Ouachita Baptist University
Arkadelphia
U.S
Cadet Reeves
Hope High School
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KRAFT
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Howard
North
Bama Peach
Hoppity
Hop
Sun
Rotary
Whamo
Mason
Ball Mason
Goves
Tela
Morton
Howard's
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