Peace Talkers Blame Nixon for War Origins
North Viet Nam's Xuan Thuy in Paris at the 118th session of peace talks accuses President Nixon of direct responsibility in starting the Vietnam War based on leaked Pentagon papers. US Ambassador Bruce rejects the claim while reiterating five core American proposals for ceasefire, withdrawal, and prisoner release.
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Conservatives Want Nixon to Bow Out
AP report notes Phyllis Schlafly says a June poll shows grassroots Republicans believe Nixon cannot win in 1972 and should bow out in favor of California Governor Ronald Reagan. If Nixon steps aside, Reagan would be GOP conservatives’ overwhelming favorite with Agnew weakly second. if Nixon runs, 72 percent want Agnew kept on the ticket. The survey cites California Florida Missouri elections as evidence conservatives may prefer a Democrat to Nixon in 1972.
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Pendleton to Speak at Hope Church Supper
Rev Edmund Pendleton, former minister of the First Christian Church in Hope, will be guest speaker at a Friday supper on June 25 at 6:45 p.m. in the church Fellowship Hall. Pendleton, noted for piano and tenor voice, has returned to Arkansas as minister of the National Park Christian Church in Hot Springs.
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Arkansas forecast: hot and humid with scattered thundershowers
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Thursday notes highs reaching 92 and lows around 70. Forecast calls for mostly fair, continued heat through Friday with widely scattered late afternoon and evening thundershowers. Tonight’s low in the low 70s and Friday’s high in the mid to upper 90s.
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Little Rock girl testifies in murder case
Tammy Shipman, 9, testifies she saw her uncle Larry Shipman strike her mother Artie Mae Shipman with a brick in the head the night she died. Larry Shipman, 26, faces first degree murder charges in the Dec 14 1970 death near Morriston. State rests. defense pleads insanity.
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Arkansas council to place Blacks on bank boards
The Arkansas Human Resource Council plans a drive to place Black individuals on bank boards and other corporate boards. Msgr James OConnell said a list of interested Blacks is being compiled and institutions will be contacted to nominate candidates.
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Obituary notices for Enice McBride and Luther E Spicer
Funeral services were held for Enice McBride 58 of Prescott at Bluff City Baptist Church with burial in Bluff City Cemetery. Survivors include wife Letham, children Robby Gene, Tommy Olin, Mary Hicks, Rebecca, mother Mrs Owen McBride, seven siblings and four grandchildren. Also, funeral services for Luther E Spicer 60 of McCaskill were set for 2 p.m. at Avery's Chapel with Latimer Funeral Home in charge. survivors include wife Eula Keeton Spicer two sons Eugene and Danny two daughters Annie Morton and Glenda Norwood four brothers Cecil I B Herschel Spicer Eugene a sister Ethel Honey and eight grandchildren.
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Barbs Star of Hope 1899 Press 1927 Consolidated
Hope Arkansas publication details for the Star Publishing Co. imprint list offices, staff roles, affiliations, and postal/advertising information. Rates show subscription prices by carrier and mail across counties in Arkansas and beyond, with regional offices in multiple states.
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Clark Counties
Arkansas
Daunis Removed From Academy
Fayetteville police officials say Charles A. Daunis a former Alcoholic Beverage Control agent was removed from the Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy at Camden after a complaint by the Arkansas Police Chiefs Association. Daunis will finish a four month sentence for hashish for sale at Pulaski County Penal Farm. Chief Spencer noted concerns that his presence harmed the academy’s reputation.
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Charles A. Daunis
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Law Enforcement Training Academy Commission
Odrinex Weight Loss Tablet Ad Promises Quick Fat Loss
An advertising offer touts Odrinex tiny tablets for fat reduction without dieting or exercise. It claims 12 years of use nationwide, prices $3.25 or $5.25, and a money back guarantee by Jona P. Cox Drug Store in Hope, with mail orders available.
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