Two girls win 1st in 4-H club O'Rama
Patricia Brunson and Linda Beck, both of Hope, won district trophies at 4-H O'Rama in Magnolia. Patricia took first in the Best Dress Junior Dress Revue. Linda won Home Improvement with a Be Your Own Decorator wall plaque demonstration. Other Hempstead County participants included Glenda Massingill, Debbie Rosenbaum, Peggy Williams, Tena Williams, Jerrelene Rosenbaum, Fay Dale Massingill, Gary Arrington, James Staggers, Freddy Staggers, and Jamie Washington in various events.
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Patricia Brunson
Linda Beck
Hope
O’rama
Magnolia
Patricia
Electra Brunson
Guiding Star
Charles Beck
Hempstead County
Glenda Massingill
Guernsey
Debbie Rosenbaum
Peggy Williams
Antioch Club
Tena Williams
Jerrelene Rosenbaum
Fay Dale Massingill
Gary Arrington
James Staggers
McCaskill
Freddy Staggers
Jamie Washington
Oaklawn Club
Tax trial of Matt Jones continues in Arkansas court
In Little Rock AP report, IRS agent Halley Hoggatt testifies that tax investigators questioned state Sen. Guy H. Jones of Conway for under reported income and rapid asset growth. Special Agent James A. Brown details 1965 66 disbursements across Jones three accounts showing cash heavy activity. The trial in U S District Court moves toward the defense case after proffered evidence and scheduled resumes.
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Matt Jones
IRS
Little Rock
Internal Revenue Service
Guy H. Jones
Conway
Jones
Halley Hoggatt
U. S. District Court
Here
Hoggatt
James A. Brown
Brown
Teon B. Catlett
Petition drive targets Harris for VP at DNC
At the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach a petition drive aims to add Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris to the vice presidential roster. Tulsa teen Ray Pearcey Jr and Oklahoma City’s Him Barrett lead the effort as Harris, who backed a minority plank, does not seek re election. Under party rules 50 to 200 signatures are needed, with submission 12 hours before balloting.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Ray Pearcey Jr
Tulsa
Him Barrett
Oklahoma City
Harris
Senate
McGovern pledges federal jobs for blacks if elected
Sen George McGovern promised federal employment for Black Americans in proportion to state populations if elected president. Walter Fauntroy said the pledge came as Black leaders pledged votes, with McGovern endorsing the Black Bill of Rights and most of the Black Agenda after California delegates aligned with him. The move followed talks after the California primary and aimed to secure backing from a bloc of Black delegates.
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Miami Beach
Fla
George McGovern
Walter E. Fauntroy
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Fauntroy
McGovern
South Dakota
California
Gary
Ind
Shirley Chisholm
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O'Rama
Frankis Oscar Meyer
Mee
Boz. Ea
USDA
Bernice Bede Osol
ARIES
Taurus
Aquarius
Pisces
Travel
NEA, Inc
WEO
Hope Village
Center Hope
Arkansas
U.S.D.A
John
Mer
Jane Parken
A&p Weo
Aan
Breoma
CN Odin
Oh Wesson Oil
del Monte Tuna
Coca Cola
Iy R
Lady Scott
Aoe Pintos
Lnstent
Vas
Patricia Brunson and
Billy Mabry
J. Smith Henley
George
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