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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1971

Page

4

500 Greet New Miss Arkansas

Marilyn Morgan nineteen was crowned Miss Arkansas in Hot Springs and greeted by about five hundred people on the Johnson County Courthouse lawn in Clarksville. She and her parents traveled from Hot Springs in a car donated by a Little Rock dealer and were escorted by a State Police trooper as she expressed hopes to live up to expectations.

Clarksville Ark Arkansas Marilyn Morgan Johnson County George Morgan Hot Springs

Miss Arkansas 19 year old crowns in Hot Springs

Marilyn Morgan, 19, of Clarksville, crowned Miss Arkansas after competing as the third straight SC Arkansas coed to win. A home economics junior with a 3.85 GPA, she plans to sing "Something" at Miss America. First runner up was Pat Gideon, then Linda St. John as second runner up.

Hot Springs Ark Marilyn Morgan State College of Arkansas Washington County Linda St. John Batesville Arkansas Valley Lynn Bates Camden Henderson State College Neena Troupe Debbie Cardwell Jacksonville Margie Collie Mountain Home Twin Lakes Amelia Skinner North Little Rock Donna Connally Phyllis George America Clarksville Miss Morgan George J. Morgan

Energy Demands Studied By Senate Interior Committee

The Senate Interior Committee plans a two year study of rising energy demands and dwindling resources to frame a long range national fuels and energy program. The $400000 investigation will cover now to 1980 and 1980 to 2020 with hearings, many open, and aims to address potential shortages amid population growth.

John H. Kamps Associated Press Washington Senate Interior Committee U.S Henry M. Jackson William J. van Ness van Ness Sid United States

Ginsberg Faces Obscenity Charge at Spoleto Reading

Allen Ginsberg must be tried on an obscenity charge stemming from a 1967 poetry reading at the Spoleto Festival of Two Worlds in Italy, according to an appeals ruling.

Ekni Italy Allen Ginsberg Spoleto Festival

The Negro Community Keystone Lodge 43 F and AM Meeting

The Negro community notes that Keystone Lodge 43 F and AM will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. on July 20 1971 to install officers for 1971 72. Officers listed include H L Washington Worshipful Master and Willie Brandon Sr Senior Warden with other named officers and officials. Also mentions Nimrod Shaw as chaplain and Tyler. A court ruling referenced notes Gin sberg readings overturning a 1968 decision on crime status.

Keystone Lodge F&am H.L Washington Willie L. Brandon Sr Jas. E. Davis George Straughter Bert Pearson Leroy Gamble John McKinley Willie Brandon, Jr Bobby Harris

Judge Charged With Assault Trial Set in Arkansas

Lee County Judge Haskell A. Adams faces misdemeanor counts of assault and carrying a prohibited weapon. Trial set for July 29 after a 3 1/2 hour hearing by Municipal Judge James R. Van Dover. Witnesses Princiss Neal and Rabon E. Cheeks testified Adams drove at them, threatened to kill, and drew an 8 caliber pistol in Sheriff Langston’s office. Adams claimed threats and self defense.

Marianna Ark Lee County Haskell A. Adams Adams James R. van Dover van Dover Atty Gene Raff Helena Princiss Neal Rabon E. Cheeks Neal Cheeks Clyde Ramsey Judge Adams Langston

Iraq Breaks Ties With Jordan Amid Jordanian Campaign

Iraq and Sudan denounce Jordan over the Gaza resistance campaign as King Hussein’s forces push guerrillas into four new positions. Jordan says 800 guerrillas captured, 500 survivors displaced, about 100 soldiers killed in six days of fighting. Cairo pact rejected. Egypt silent.

Associated Press Iraq Jordan Hussein Sudan Cairo Egypt Anwar Sadat Libya Amiman Israel Beirut Jordan River Syria Ber

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