American Party planks antibusing and court picks debated
Louisville AP The American Party platform committee starts talks on an antibusing measure possibly a constitutional amendment or federal law. Key item includes selecting Supreme Court justices with periodic voter confrontations. Also a negative stand on Nixon China relations is discussed as the convention nears Freedom Hall with about 2000 delegates from 45 states.
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Louisville
American Party
William Shearer
la Mesa
Calif
Cochairman
Alabama
George Wallace
U. S. Supreme Court
Shearer
Nixon
Red China
Soviet Russia
North Vietnam
Freedom Hall
State Fairgrounds
Death announcement first step in master China plan
Tokyo AP reports the death of Lin Piao prompts Chinese leaders to reorganize. A likely next move on Army Day is naming Yeh Chien-ying as defense minister, with a national party congress possible to fill leadership gaps. Lin’s purge left Mao and Chou as remaining Politburo core. Yeh aided United States rapprochement and participated in 1927 uprising planning.
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Tokyo
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-tung
Lin
Yeh Chien-ying
Chou En-lai
National Party Congress
Chen Po-ta
Kang Sheng
Mao
Chou
Yeh Chun
Army
Juang Yung-sheng
Air Force
Wu Fa-hsien
Li Tso-peng
Navy
United States
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Peking
Nanchang
Red Army
Hong Kong
Senate weighs ending SAM-D missile program amid weapon bill
Washington AP report says the Senate faces a decision on halting the Army SAM-D anti aircraft missile project as the Pentagon’s $20.5 billion weapons procurement bill advances. The three day schedule includes debates on end the war amendments, bombing, the draft and retirement pay. The SAM-D tally shows $171 million for engineering and about $400 million spent to date, with total procurement cost about $5.2 billion.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
All Around Town Parking Rules At School
Unauthorized vehicles behind the school administration building will be ticketed after today per superintendent Jimmy Jones. The note stresses space for authorized vehicles and those with school business. Wendel McCorkle joins Phi Delta Kappa and pursues a summer M S E degree. Ranger Jim Martin of the Department of Education will discuss environmental problems and improvements at Hope Rotary Friday as part of Man and His Environment services.
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Jimmy Jones
Jones
Wendel McCorkle
State College of Arkansas
Phi Delta Kappa
Jim’’ Martin
Department of Education
Hope Rotary Club
Three planes down in VN Thailand and Vietnam
AP reports a U S B52 bomber crashed in a thunderstorm in northeast Thailand Sunday night with 30 tons of bombs aboard. Five of six crewmen killed, one rescued. Two F4 Phantoms went down off North Vietnam. all four Phantom crewmen rescued. Hanoi claims two Phantoms shot down. one crewman wounded. U S jets also hit Red River delta area. State Department says no intentional bombing of dikes.
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Thailand
Air Force
North Vietnam
U.S
Bangkok
Hanoi
Red River
Haiphong
Nixon
U.S. State Department
United States
State Department
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Northeast
China
Paul Henri Spaak, Belgian Socialist Leader, Dies at 73
Paul Henri Spaak known as Mr. Europe, strategist of European unity and UN founder figure, died early today at 73 from kidney deficiency. A prime mover of the Common Market, he led Belgium as premier and foreign minister multiple times and helped shape postwar internationalism.
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Paul Henri Spaak
European Unity
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Spaak
Europe
United Nations
San Francisco
U.N. General Assembly
World Organization
New York
Churchill
Charles Boyer
Charles de Gaulle
Belgium
Marguerite Malevy
Papers trial stalled over wiretapping
In Los Angeles the Pentagon Papers trial stalls over a wiretap dispute. Defense opposes any delay cancellation as Justice Douglas grants a 30 day pause to seek Supreme Court review. The case targets Ellsberg and Russo for espionage and conspiracy over leaked Vietnam war material.
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Los Angeles
U.S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Douglas
U. S
Erwin Griswold
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Pentagon
U.S
Vietnam
Ellsberg
Russo
Rand Corp
Spassky postpones ninth game amid cold in Reykjavik
World champion Boris Spassky called off the ninth game with challenger Bobby Fischer in Reykjavik citing a cold. The match was rescheduled for Tuesday after Russia requested a postponement with a medical certificate to referee Lothar Schmid. Each player may seek three postponements in the 24 game series. It was unclear if a further two day delay would be sought.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Boris Spassky
Bobby Fischer
Lothar Schmid
Hope Star staff and publication details, July 31, 1972
Hope Star provides staff roles and publishing details for its July 31 1972 edition. The page lists editors reporters and department heads, along with circulation and production staff, and notes AP and state association memberships. It also includes office addresses and national ad representatives.
Robbers Strike Plaza Hotel In Early Morning Heist
Five armed men in suits and moustaches robbed the Plaza Hotel in New York early today. They herded 20 employees and guests into a back room and rifled 15 to 20 safe deposit boxes. Police have no estimate of the haul.
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New York
Plaza
Arkansas Weather: warm pattern with isolated storms
Experiment station report for 24 hours ending 7 am Monday notes a high near 87 and a low around 66. State forecast for Arkansas calls for partly cloudy warm conditions with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the southeast afternoon, followed by fir and mild tonight. Tuesday remains partly cloudy and warm with more scattered afternoon storms. today’s highs mid to upper 80s, tonight’s lows mostly in the 60s, and Tuesday highs in the upper 80s to low 90s.
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Arkansas
Robbers Hit The Plaza In Early Morning Stickup
A five man crew robbed safes at the Plaza on Fifth Avenue near Central Park around 4 am and fled in a tan station wagon. Plaza bellman Edner Smith and elevator operator Jimmy Conway described the raid and the attackers’ handling of staff and guests. General Manager Jack Craver said about 125 safe deposit boxes existed but he did not know how many were opened.
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Plaza
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Edner Smith
Smith
Jimmy Conway
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Conway
William Levis
Levis
Jack Craver
AP and Hsinhua strike first news exchange in 22 years
An agreement on Sunday established a regular news and photo exchange between the Associated Press and Hsinhua, China's photo and news agency. The plan restores links since December 1949 after the departure of AP's Fred Hampson. The pact covers radio and mail exchanges, reached in Beijing negotiations between Hsinhua leaders and AP's Wes Gallagher and Paul Miller. An AP delegation of five has been touring Beijing and other cities as guests of Hsinhua.
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Pering
Associated Press
Hsinhua
China
People’s Republic
Fred Hampson
Wes Gallagher
Paul Miller
Associated Press Party of Five
Peking
Dr Capps Discusses Explo '72 at Hope Rotary Luncheon
Dr Bill Capps spoke at the Hope Rotary Club luncheon at Town and Country in Dallas Friday about Explo ’72 in June. He described the non denominational gathering as training believers to share Christianity to fulfill the great commission by 1980. Club President Bob Roberts welcomed visiting Rotarians Jimmie Ligon and Alex Gettie and guest Rev Norris Steele.
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Dallas
Bill Capps
Hope Rotary Club
Explo
Capps
Bob Roberts
Jimmie Ligon
Conway
Alex Gettie
Camden
Norris Steele
GOP Has Senate Chance In 1972 Ballot Outlook
Cambridge, Mass. AP The Ripon Society reports the GOP may capture Senate seats in New Mexico Rhode Island Oklahoma and North Carolina while Nixon leads in 35 states but summer strength could fade by November The survey cites factors including McGovern campaign charisma voter registration drives war and economy and school busing stances.
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Mass
Senate
House
Ripon Society
Ripon Forum
Nixon
GOP
New Mexico
Rhode Island
Oklahoma
North Carolina
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Spassky
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Donal Parker
Wanda Powell
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C. M. Rogers, Jr
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Virginia Hiscott Mechanical Department
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