Carruth Reluctant Candidate for Arkansas Governor
Walter Carruth of Lexa emerges as the American Party of Arkansas’s reluctant gubernatorial candidate after chairing the party at its birth in 1968. He filed the $2,500 fee, remains in the race unless another APA candidate with shared principles appears, and stresses trust and sincerity in the process while noting his farming background and past political shifts.
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Carruth
Robert Shaw
Associated Press
Little Rock
Walter Carruth
Lexa
George Wallace
Arkansas
East Arkansas
American Party of Arkansas
Wallace
Jim Johnson
Kelly Bryant
APA
Phillips County
Central Baptist College
Conway
Arkansas A&m College
State College of Arkansas
Elizabeth
Layne
Boy Scouts
Cape Kennedy
Goldwater
Hope Star publication details and subscription prices
The Hope Star Star of Hope 1899 Press 1927 Consolidated presents publication and office details for The Star Building Hope Arkansas. It lists editors presidents and staff, mailing and subscription rates by carrier and mail, regional pricing, and advertising representatives for Arkansas and nearby states. It notes affiliations with AP, Audit Bureau of Circulations, Southern Newspaper Publishers Ass'n and Arkansas Press Ass'n.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Hope
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News Dispatches
Southern
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
National Advertising Representatives
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar aAy
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford Ridg
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago, St
42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bldg
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Roosevelt Elementary Gets a DIY Paint Makeover
Roosevelt Elementary in Santa Ana, a 45 year old school facing closure in 1975, is being repainted by 490 students, teachers, and parents. The project fuels parent involvement, boosts pride, and keeps classes in session as color transforms 13 classrooms and the exterior, with work continuing if needed into fall.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Roosevelt
Roosevelt School
Don Tibbets
Tibbets
Gift for museum An Audubon Birds of America set given
An anonymous donor presented to the Field Museum of Natural History a first edition set of The Birds of America by John James Audubon. Published 1827-38 in four volumes, the 448 aquatinted plates were purchased at London auction on Nov 24, 1969 by Kenneth Nebenzahl. The folio, linked to Euphemia Giffard of Derby, England, remains in a four-drawer mahogany cabinet Audubon designed to protect its condition.
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Gift For Museum Chicago
John James Audubon
America
Field Museum of Natural History
Audubon
Kenneth Nebenzahl
Chicago
London
United States
Euphemia Giffard
Derby
England
Tornado hits Springdale area. one dead, several injured
A tornado touched down in the Springdale area Thursday night causing one death and multiple injuries with undetermined property damage. Central and Western Arkansas faced severe weather, as a moist air system moves through and a cold front is forecast to bring more storms this weekend.
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Associated Press
Springdale
Arkansas
U.S
Jonesboro
Fayetteville Andarrison
Fayetteville
Harrison
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
el Dorado
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Hope Arr Star Prospects for Streamlined Arkansas Government
Arkadelphia Democrat candidate for lieutenant governor Bob Riley advocates simplifying the legislative process to boost public understanding and reduce legislative burden. A Ouachita Baptist University political science professor and House parliamentarian, Riley promotes year round committees, expanded staff, and a more accessible rules system to bridge the gap between mystery and performance in Arkansas government. He calls for strengthening the Legislative Council while preserving its authority.
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Tommy Yates
Associated Press
Weiter Little. Rock (Ap
Bob Riley
Arkadelphia
Riley
Ouachita Baptist University
Arkansas House
Ruley
Legislative Council
McMath Eyes Governor Run As Friday News Report
Little Rock AP by BILL SIMMONS. Former Gov. Sidney S. McMath, weighing a gubernatorial bid, says a statement will be made Friday. He has not ruled it out but will consider who enters the race and his own ongoing reservations.
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Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Little Rock
Sidney S. McMath
McMath
Ted Boswell
Bryant
Boswell
Obituaries and political filing chatter from the era
Obituaries note Emma E Bland aged 97 of Saratoga died in a Nashville nursing home with three granddaughters surviving. Ruth P McMahen 77 dies in Magnolia hospital leaving two sons, two daughters and large extended family. Willie Huckabee Reynolds funeral set at Oakcrest Chapel with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Separately, reports on McMath's possible gubernatorial candidacy and a looming filing deadline with Ted Boswell as a potential rival, detailing political maneuvering and undecided plans.
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Emma E. Bland
Saratoga
Nashville
Herndon Chapel
Bro. M. H. Peebles
St. Paul Cemetery
Oran
Herndon Funeral Home
Ruth P. McMahen
Magnolia
H. T. MceMahen
Lyle McMahen
Hope
Willard McMahen
Ft. Worth
Herman Chism
Walkersville
Sherrill Johnson
Walkersville Presbyterian Church
Bailey Funeral Home
Haynesville, la
Willie Reynolds
Willie Huckabee Reynolds
Oakcrest Chapel
Clyde Johnson
Rose Hill Cemetery
Oakcrest Funeral Home of Hope
Harlem survey cited large narcotics problem in youth
A House subcommittee was shown a Harlem house to house survey indicating 40 blocks with 18 000 hard drug addicts and 2 000 addicted children aged seven to fifteen. Dr Yolles reported 90 percent of these youngsters lived alone. Estimates suggest 100 000 to 150 000 hard narcotics addicts nationwide. Three NYC overdoses per day were noted.
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Vokes
New York City
Yelles
Washington
Harlem
Congress
House Appropriations
Stanley F. Yolles
National Institute of Mental Health
Yolles
United States
Subcommittes
Daniel
Quake Relief Expands via Dirt Strip Airport in Andean Canyon
ANTA Peru AP reports relief effort for May 31 quake moves with a dirt airstrip serving as South America’s busiest airport in Huaylas Canyon. Planes shuttle food medicine and survivors from Chimbote to the canyon and onward to Lima. A Peruvian air force helicopter crashed near Caracay killing three, and a Fokker F27 with seven aboard went missing en route from Lima to Anza. A U S helicopter was destroyed by a downdraft with no injuries among crew or passengers. A U S twin-rotor Chinook began flights delivering relief and taking stretchers to Lima.
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Anta
Peru
Huaylas Canyon
South America
Dia
Chimbote
Juan Cardinal Landazuri- Ricketts
Anza
National Information Office
Caracay
Lima
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Star Building
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Hope, Ark
P.O
Area 501
By Star Publishing CO
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Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
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Pod) Rogers
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Home Furniture Company
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Betsy Hairr
Mrs
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Oakhaven
Cuyachita
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Megan
Emma E, Bland
Taher
Arrow
MR. Golf Sport
DuPont Atm
Maud Len
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