Arkansas Temps Drop With Record Lows Reported
The Associated Press notes another cool Arkansas night with National Weather Service forecasts for lows mostly in the 50s. Overnight lows reached record levels in Fort Smith and Little Rock, with other cities including Pine Bluff, El Dorado, Texarkana, Harrison, Fayetteville, Jonesboro, and Memphis area experiencing similarly cool temps.
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Weather and staff notes at Hope Star June 26 1974
Partly cloudy with mild today and Thursday highs in the upper 70s to mid 90s. Extended outlook shows temperatures rising to the low 90s by Sunday and a chance of showers Friday or Saturday as moisture returns from the south. Also lists staff roles and office details for the Hope Star in Hope Arkansas.
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Burglaries Reported at Wylie's Glass and Salvage
Police investigate a burglary at Wylie's Glass and Salvage Company on West Third Street. Crooks pried open sliding doors at the west rear and stole several articles. No leads at this time.
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Engineers honor Carter in Gallery of Distinguished Civilian Employees
In Vicksburg on June 14 in the Municipal Auditorium three former Vicksburg District Corps of Engineers staff were inducted into the Gallery of Distinguished Civilian Employees. Russell C. Baker, Thomas J. Carter Jr., and Raymond W. Sauer were honored for long service spanning 1927 to 1971. Sauer also served as District Engineer during World War II. Carter is brother in law of Mrs Albert Graves of Hope.
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Obituary of Tom Stevens from Examuel resident 71
Tom Stevens, 71, of Examuel, died in a Nevada County hospital June 6. He was a member of the Methodist Church in Emibet. Survivors include brothers A. E. Stevens of Pine Bluff and Charlie Stevens of Emimet, two sisters Mrs J. M. Douglas of Pine Bluff and others, plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Thursday at 10 am in the Herndon Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Carlton Roberts officiates. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery under Herndon Funeral Home direction.
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Hope's American Legion to Host Doubleheader at Legion Field
Hope's American Legion baseball team hosts a doubleheader against Sheridan at Legion Field with an A and B game starting at 6 p.m. Navy Seaman Givens Jackson Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Givens Jackson Sr of Lewisville Arkansas, graduated from the basic Enlisted Submarine School in Groton Connecticut, training for submarine duty in the Pacific and Atlantic fleets.
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Watergate report on CIA involvement eyed by Baker
The Senate Watergate committee readies a secret report by vice chairman Howard Baker Jr. on possible CIA involvement in the break in and cover up. Chairman Ervin cautioned that the CIA was not shown to be involved while the panel weighs public release plans ahead of Ehrlichman trial and impeachment debate.
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Compromise Grows as Senate Hopes for 27 Votes
Front page summary notes a compromise likely to pass the Senate with 27 favorable votes. It would raise about 40 percent of employees to a minimum $300 under the lowest salary grades and apply a 4 percent increase to higher grades, with upper brackets exceeding $300. Previous plans including a full step increase and broader benefits remain unsettled, notably for retired teachers and state workers not in the compensation program. The governor backs increases for nonplan employees and colleges with a roughly $39 million appropriation for 95 percent pay raises.
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Syria may supply antiaircraft missiles to Lebanon
Syria reportedly offered to supply Lebanon with mobile and shoulder fired antiaircraft missiles. The Lebanese government did not comment. Israeli and Arab officials discussed regional security in Cairo as Arab defense ministers gathered. Egyptian statements cited Soviet arms deliveries halted after the October war but claimed newer weapons from other sources. Sadat denied plans for a meeting with Brezhnev and dismissed Soviet bias concerns.
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Nixon and Brezhnev open third summit in Brussels talks
Nixon and Mrs. Nixon remain in Brussels en route to Moscow for the third Nixon Brezhnev summit. They aim for a partial ban on underground nuclear tests and a principle for restraining fast moving arms tech while dismissing a full pact this round. Kissinger may travel later to Moscow to keep momentum.
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Producer of Year tells of life as eggman
Ed Alderman and his wife Rosalie live in Hope after a rise from lumbering to poultry farming. The Southwest Egg Producer of the Year bid, the district and state contests, and a $1000 prize loom as the next hurdles. Ed reflects on farm history, judging, names, and the strange misread of his full name while Rosalie supports with civic work and a growing role in the interview process. The couple discuss their 200 acres, growing flocks, and the devotion required to run a poultry operation.
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