11-Game Schedule for Hogs 1971 season announced
The University of Arkansas Razorbacks open the 1971 football season against California in Little Rock on September 11 after NCAA approved an 11th game. The schedule lists eight home games with four in Little Rock and four in Fayetteville, including matchups against Oklahoma State Tulsa Texas and Texas Tech among others.
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University of Arkansas Razorbacks
University of California
Little Rock
NCAA
Razorbacks
Stanford
Southern California
Arkansas
California
Oklahoma State
Tulsa
TCU
Baylor
Waco
Texas
North Texas State
Texas A&m
Rice
Houston
SMU
Dallas
Navy
Texas Tech
Obituaries James M Hamm 56 dies at local hospital
James M. Hamm, 56, died early Wednesday in a local hospital. He worked 20 years for Bruner Ivory Handic Co and was a member of Bodcan No.1 Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife Bonnie a son Billy Don of Hope four daughters and his mother. Funeral services set for Thursday at Bodcan No.1 Church with burial in the church cemetery under Herndon Funeral Home of Hope.
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Bodcan No.1 Baptist Church
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Billy Don
Hope
Bobby Jean Poindexter
Emmet
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Mary Lou Auld
Beeville
Texas
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Baytown
Della Hamm
G. J. Hamm
Emmmt
A. R. Hamm
Fay McKamie
Madie Garner
Nashville
Jim C. Watson
Houston
Bodean No.1
Cemtery
Herndon Funeral Home of
Nowotny Ends Run for Arkansas Governor Nomination
State Rep. George Nowotny of Fort Smith withdraws from the Republican gubernatorial race saying it could harm the GOP to clash with Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller in the primary. He will seek re election to the Arkansas House and may consider a 1972 bid. he cites Rockefeller’s money, statements, and term plans as reasons for stepping back.
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Associated Press
George Nowotny
Fort Smith
Winthrop Rockefeller
Nowotny
Rockefeller
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GOP
Rockefeller to Run for Third Term as Governor
Governor Winthrop Rockefeller, 58, announces a bid for a third term, naming Lt. Gov. Maurice L. Britt as campaign manager. The news conference at Hotel Marion drew about 400 supporters, with Rockefeller defying a prior pledge to serve only two terms and pledging to keep government responsive and progressive.
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Lester L. Gibbs
North Lite Rock
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Mac’ MacKrell
North Little Rock
Marion
William Kelly
Little Rock
Pulaski County
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Kelly Bryant
General Assembly
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Revival Services at Bell's Chapel Church of the Nazarene
Revival services at Bell's Chapel near Blevins run 7 30 p m daily through Sunday June 1 led by Rev Thomas Hermon of Little Rock public invited. In Jordan Guerrillas attack hotel in Amman with submachine guns and grenades forcing guests to shelter in basement while power remains out and fighting continues nearby.
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Popular Front
Muskie Eyes Three Year Polluter Deadline For Standards
Washington Senator Muskie proposes a three year window for air polluters to meet pollution limits as part of a national emission standards package. He aims to pass major air and solid waste laws by Labor Day and notes metropolitan areas need tougher controls. Automobile pollution is the chief target. traffic controls and highway planning may supplement standards. He criticizes Nixon era waste program funding while testimony on proposed measures proceeds.
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Muskie
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Weather summary for Arkansas with scattered storms
Partly cloudy and warm today through Thursday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs in the 80s to low 90s, lows mostly in the 60s and 70s. Forecast for Arkansas repeated with minor OCR errors.
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Arkansas
Fact-Finders Support War in Cambodia
A 13 member VIP delegation led by White House aides and lawmakers returned from Vietnam and Cambodia. Officials say the trip reinforces President Nixon's Cambodia strategy, with several members calling it a success. Some declined to discuss findings before conferring with Nixon. The group includes Gov Shafer and Sen Murphy, among others, and coincides with a Senate vote on expanded presidential authority. Witnesses caution that approval may affect broader Vietnam policy.
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Associated Press
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R-Va
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D-Tex
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Robert E. McNair
South Carolina
Bryce Harlow
Evil Design Blames Academic Community for Current State
The piece argues that the fault for present conditions lies with the academic community, likening it to the Wei Republic’s churchers who are peaceful and broad-minded but refuse to condemn their own. It challenges intellectual circles to pass critical judgment on their peers.
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Weimar Republic
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