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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1971
Page
5
The Lanoke Baptist Church Youth Department hosts a game tournament and weiner roast on Saturday July 31 at 5:00 p.m. on the church lawn. The event is open to the public with Beebe M. E. Church children’s choir sponsoring a separate roast at Muldrew residence at 7:00 p.m.
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Nixon's China initiative fuels talk of Premier Chou En Lai visiting the United Nations in New York before Nixon's trip to Beijing. The piece also notes U Thant might delay retirement amid looming dramatic possibilities in U.N. decisions on which China sits in the General Assembly and Security Council.
A teen focused column Helena Bettel presents answers to youths questions on problems and pleasures in this newspaper feature. The section invites letters about teenage concerns including relationships and future family planning with candid guidance and light humor balanced by seriousness.
James H. Jones announces W. G. Wynn has been hired as Social Worker for Hope Public Schools, succeeding Vander Lloyd, Jr. Wynn, educated at A. M. & N. College Shorter College and Philander Smith, holds a BA in English and has studied social deprivation and guidance counseling at Ouachita Baptist and Henderson State. He is certified in English mathematics and social studies.
Former U S ambassador Eldridge Durwrow recounts a Nov 11 12 1960 attempted coup against Ngo Dinh Diem by Col Nguyen Chanh Thi. The United States threatened to break relations and cut aid if rebels shelled Saigon, influencing Diem to retain power and tighten control. Durwrow, awakened at 3 am, warned rebels of American casualties and possible responses.
LITTLE ROCK AP Gov. Dale Bumpers dodged reporters in Little Rock on Thursday when asked if he plans to challenge Sen. John L. McClellan in the next year election.
Dale Bumpers said discussions on more state office space occurred in cabinet meetings and a building purchase option was considered. Planning officials were told to identify saleable buildings and study a zoning code to shield the Capitol view. National Old Line Building near the Capitol was mentioned but not explored as a sale.
Gov. Dale Bumpers urged Wilbur D. Mills as a presidential candidate at a 300-strong Arkansas breakfast. Mills did not attend. supporters plan a Aug. 26 rally and fund drive. Bumpers called Mills the most uncandidate, while others urged loyal delegates to back Mills for the Democratic nomination.
In a Christian Athletic Association softball doubleheader Hope Church of Christ defeated Assembly of God 10 to 9. No home runs were hit in that game. In the nightcap First Baptist beat Unity Baptist 6 to 2, with Ronnie Higgins homering for First Baptist and Harvey Fullerton for Unity Baptist.
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