Hope Lions honor highlights Kus Rumpe visit
The Hope Lions Club luncheon featured Kus Rumpe director of Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind in Little Rock. Rumpe praised the ARB’s 24 year growth and the rehabilitation center born from Helen Keller’s challenge to aid the blind.
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Cease-Fire Call in Indo China by U S Envoy Bruce
David K. E Bruce, outgoing U S negotiator, urged immediate general cease-fire talks for Indochina at the Paris peace talks. The proposal, rejected by Communist negotiators for two years, faces strong opposition from Viet Cong and awaits replacement by William J. Porter.
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Hope Vietnam Election Accusations From Viet Cong
Mrs Nguyen Thi Binh accuses the United States of sponsoring fraud in the October presidential vote under direct supervision of the American Embassy in Saigon at peace talks. The session marked ambassador David K Bruce’s final appearance as head of the U S delegation before his retirement.
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Sinatra complaint against New Jersey panel dismissed
Frank Sinatra’s suit seeking to quash a warrant and subpoena before the New Jersey State Investigation Commission was dismissed by a federal judge. The case, filed Nov. 28, 1969, ended after Sinatra testified in secret Feb. 17, 1970, rendering the complaint moot.
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Urban League criticizes Nixon policy toward U.S. minorities
Vernon Jordan Jr., new Urban League director, denounces the Nixon administration as ambivalent toward minority groups. Speaking at the group’s conference in Detroit, he warned that leaders are insulted and urged a total commitment with resources to end poverty and racism. He outlined new programs including a Northern voter registration drive and a drug prevention effort.
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Marian Tensley Captures Craighead County Tractor Title
Marian Tensley, 15, won the Craighead County tractor driving contest in Jonesboro defeating seven male rivals. Daughter of Herman and wife, she is active in 4-H and will compete next month in the state contest in Little Rock.
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Black Power Thought Sparks Debate In Interview
Atlanta born attorney Jordan urges channeling shouts into constructive moves to build black political power. He notes many Black Americans still favor integration despite racism, saying even the angriest hold hope change will come. He cites his move to the Urban League after leading the United Negro College Fund.
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