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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
6
CBS Drops Its Instant Analysis Ambush on Presidential Address
A letter praises CBS for abolishing instant analysis as a means to let the public judge the president’s address without network color. The Star notes CBS policy aims for fair coverage, suggesting the real motive is public resentment of intrusion. Included is a reader letter from Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Baker praising ambulance service in Hope to Perrytown, Arkansas, with tips on emergency numbers and directions.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
John
Star
William S. Paley
CBS
John Public
the Star
Hope
Perrytown
Telephone Company
Ervin
Milk price hike expected from AMPI
The Albuquerque Journal reports Associated Milk Producers Inc will announce a wholesale milk price increase next Tuesday at a news conference in Albuquerque. The change likely adds only a few cents per half gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N.M
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Albuquerque Journal
Milk Producing Co-Op
Dollar weakens in Europe after inflation delay
In London and Zurich early bullion markets the dollar slid as Washington delayed new inflation curbs. Gold prices rose with Hong Kong up $1.31 to $117.04 an ounce while London and Zurich opened at $119 per ounce, ending hopes of immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Washington
Nixon
Zurich
America
U.S
Hong Kong
Greece forms presidential republic after monarchy toppled
Greece proclaims a presidential republic under George Papadopoulos with a seven year term for the president who cannot seek a second term. A July plebiscite will ratify the ouster of King Constantine and the new regime, modeled on France, with 20 honorary parliamentarians without voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Constantine
George Papadopoulos
Franco yields presidency in Spain to Carrero Blanco
Gen Francisco Franco steps down as president but remains chief of state. He names Adm Luis Carrero Blanco to succeed as president and designates Prince Juan Carlos as future chief of state. Alejandro Valcarcel to be vice president and secretary general of the Movement. Franco plans a cabinet shakeup after Campora’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Franco
Luis Carrero Blanco
Juan Carlos
Secret Council of the Realm
Associated Press
Hector J. Campora
Alejandro Rodriguez de Valcarcel
Cortes
Valcarcel
Carrero Blanco
SWEPCO seeks court ruling on power line right of way expropriation
In Shreveport Louisiana an appeal court reviews whether Southwestern Electric Power Co. may expropriate rights of way for its own natural gas pipeline. SWEPCO argues a dedicated line is needed to avoid fuel shortages affecting plants while the case proceeds. The court did not indicate when a ruling will be issued.
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Shreveport
Southwestern Electric Power Co
Swepco
Court of Appeals
Asst
Atty
Kendall Vic
Federal Power Commission
FCC
ArkLai Gas
Senate poised to approve farm bill as debate continues
The Senate expected to pass the Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act of 1973 extending federal crop programs through 1978. The bill includes food stamp liberalization provisions, rural development, and a controversial target price system for cotton, wheat, and feed grain with subsidies tied to market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Camp Pow Wow Returns With Daily Activities at Hope Fair Park
Camp Pow Wow resumes Monday June 1 through June 15 at Hope Fair Park 8 30 a m to 10 p m daily for retarded children. Dee Singleton and Marie Stuart will tell stories and transport children. Lifeguards include Jill Herring Gigi Gladney Melissa Jordan Patsy Birch and Joey Galloway. Forty campers enrolled last week with counselors listed. Call Mrs Haskell Jones at 777-4463 if unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Jill Herring
Gigi Gladney
Melissa Jordan
Patsy Birch
Joey Galloway
Jimmy Smith
Beth Gibert
Dawn Gary
Tammy Collins
Ruth Jones
Brenda Brooks
Marilyn McPherson
Darleen Mobley
Tina Cobb
Belinda O'Dell
Sonya Hart
Enoa Clark
Carolyn Ellis
Doreen Smith
Robin Jones
Haskell Jones
Verlaine Jones
Jo Ann Pine
Environmental law debated at Arkansas Bar meeting
At the 74th Arkansas Bar Association annual meeting in Hot Springs, speakers debated the state of environmental law amid Supreme Court review delays. Richard Arnold urged caution on projects like Gillham Dam while Gholson warned against overregulation. James Jeans supported environmentalist concerns about quality of life and irreversible degradation.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Richard S. Arnold
Texarkana
U.S. Supreme Court
Arnold
Arkansas Bar Association
Hunter A. Gholson
Columbus
Miss
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Gillham
Cassatoi River
Arkansas
U.S. Supreme Cent
Calvin Coolidge
America
Gholson
Committee To Leave America Natural
Santa Maria
Europe
James Jeans
University of Missouri At
Kansas City
Former POW weighs action against fellow officers
Senior U S naval officer and former prisoner Stockdale contemplates legal moves against other military men who shared captivity. Eight Army and Marine enlisted men were accused last week of aiding the enemy while POWs, marking potential first charges against former POW officers. Stockdale, on convalescent leave from a Navy hospital in San Diego, reportedly headed to Hawaii for a cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stockdale
San Diego
Hawaii
Saigon Prepares to Sign Joint Call for Cease Fire
The Saigon government said it is ready to sign a joint appeal for an end to hostilities in Vietnam. A source noted that the critical part is a written understanding detailing measures for the four parties to implement the appeal.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Two Injured Men Treated After Truck Train Collision
Tommy Mosier of 562 Peach St Hope suffered severe facial cuts but rested well after a truck train crash Thursday near Hope. James L. Williams of Prescott, driver of the truck, also received facial lacerations and other injuries but was released. The Missouri Pacific train struck the truck’s fourth car after swerving to avoid the crossing on Highway 32. In Paris, Kissinger and Le Duc Tho planned another Paris session to advance the Vietnam cease fire signed January 27, with Saigon in close contact with the United States and debates over control zones continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 32
Hope
Tommy Mosier
Peach St
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Milton Mosier
James L. Williams
Prescott
Missouri Pacific
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Kissinger
Tho
Presidential
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Charles Whitehouse
Republic of Vietnam
Dr. Kissinger
Bui Bao Truc
True
Six escape from Poinsett County Jail in Harrisburg
Six men escaped from the Poinsett County Jail in Harrisburg around 9 p.m. Thursday after overpowering Deputy Charles D. Branyan and visiting officer Arvy Dunkerson and locking them in separate cells. The escapees fled with two revolvers as road blocks were set up by state police and county authorities.
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Harrisburg
Ark
Poinsett County
Gerald Crawford
Charles D. Branyan
Branyan
Arvy Dunkerson
Community events and honors across town June notices
All Around Town presents homecoming at Southside Baptist Church with guest speaker Carrol Byers on Sunday June 10. Lunch at noon followed by singing and visiting. Hope Round-up Club hosts SCHASA horse show Saturday June 9 at 7 p.m. at the Coliseum with free admission. Southside Child Development Center holds a promotion exercise Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Free Zion Church of Christ. TOPS Club style show Monday June 11 at 8 p.m. in the Douglas Building, no admission, public invited. Henderson State College reports 265 students on spring honor roll including Saundra Hargis, Margie Reyenga, and Judy Wells. Gorden students listed: Karen Davies, Roy Glen Dixon, Jacqueline Downs, Michael Miller, Emma Taylor, Terri Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Baptist Church
Carrol Byers
Hope Round-up Club
Southside Child Development Center
Free Zion Church of Christ
South Walnut Street
Tops Club
Douglas Building
Helen Clark
Carole Lester
Henderson State College
Hope
Saundra Hargis
Margie Reyenga
Judy Wells
Gorden
Karen Davies
Roy Glen Dixon
Jacqueline Downs
Michael Miller
Emma Taylor
Terri Thompson
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New Republic
Food For Peace
ABA
Ghulson
Jeans
Corps of Engineers
The
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