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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1971

Page

5

Screwworms Infest Ark Tex Affect Ouachita Drama

A Texas Arkansas screwworm outbreak touches Ouachita Baptist University as Mark Gunter rehearses The Great Crime from Lloyd Douglas. USDA confirms first June case in a calf navel near Hooks Texas and a dog in Miller County Arkansas, with four more cases in Bowie County Texas. A joint task force investigates spread across Texas Louisiana Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Mark Gunter Hope Ouachita Baptist University Verser Lloyd Douglas Washington Texas Arkansas Agriculture Department USDA Hooks Tex Miller County Ark Bowie County Louisiana Oklahoma

JFK understood war problem say Rostow on TV program

Former adviser Walt Rostow says Kennedy told him late in 1963 that withdrawing from Vietnam would not bring peace but trigger a larger possibly nuclear war. Rostow, now at UT, commented on CBS What They Mean about the Pentagon Papers. He cited Kennedy’s grasp of the domino theory and Southeast Asia’s link to the Indian subcontinent through Burma.

New York White House Walt W. Rostow John F. Kennedy Vietnam Rostow Johnson University of Texas CBS Kennedy Southeast Asia Indian Subcontinent Burma Heston Ellsberg North Vietnam Daniel Ellsberg U.S Tho Tinner Elisberg Sberg Henry Suger Nixon Ronal Security Affairs Pentagon Wea Ribberg

Nurse's Aide Arrested for Arson in Senior Home Fire

Louisville AP report details Mary Ann Wyatt a 21 year old nurse's aide charged by Jefferson County grand jury with 10 counts of wilful murder and one of arson over the Westminster Terrace Presbyterian Home blaze that killed nine residents. Wyatt aided evacuations then was hospitalized after rescuing survivors. arson theory centers on ignition source used in a 1.3 million dollar building. Indictment lists 400 witnesses including police officers and home staff.

Louisville Mary Ann Wyatt Westminister Terrace Presbyterian Home Jefferson County Miss Wyatt Helen Turner Donald Thomas Louisville General Hospital City Fire Department Wyatt Jack ‘Pt. Goodykaontz

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