Canadian cold wave invades Southland
Cold air from Canada moved into the southeastern United States, with the National Weather Service reporting freezing temperatures in parts of Georgia and the Florida Panhandle. Forecasters warned that more areas would dip below freezing later, risking crop damage across the region.
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Hope Star 1975 Hope Arkansas newspaper notice
The Hope Star issue notes publication details and staff. It lists circulation data, taxonomic notices, and advertising rate information, with references to AP and Arizona, Arkansas, and national associations. It mentions weather summaries and energy around Florida and Texas regions and includes pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail.
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Associated Press
AP News
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Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar Ave
Memphis
Tenn
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Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
F. 42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Classen Terrace
Classen Blvd
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Miller and
Clark Counties
Reverend James E Cooper dies in Clinton Missouri
The Rev James E Cooper longtime pastor of the First United Methodist Church died Friday at his Clinton Missouri home Burial took place Monday Survivors include his widow Ive Cooper and several grandchildren Messages for Mrs Cooper 801 B East Clinton St 64735 Hofstra University Hempstead New York offers a six week June 2 July 11 intensive study training program in arts management Addressing growing concerns for better financial and administrative handling in arts organizations the program covers management accounting marketing law and the arts
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James E. Cooper
Clinton
Missouri
First United Methodist Church
Ive Cooper
Hempstead
N.Y
Hofstra University
Bartlett suggests Kissinger role to curb Vietnam aid
Indochina needs Kissinger influence says Bartlett urging Secretary of State to press Soviet Union and China to join the United States in reducing military aid to both sides in Vietnam. Bartlett and seven lawmakers return from Saigon and Phnom Penh as Ford seeks 522 million dollars in supplemental military aid. They call for Kissinger to act immediately with Russia and China to press North Vietnam to lower war effort. McCloskey adds future aid tied to trial of political prisoners. The group also met a North Vietnamese officer over remains of missing Americans. Bao calls U.S. cease fire violations, prompting sharp replies from Bartlett and Flynt. McCloskey warns U.S. inspection teams may be needed to locate graves. Congress could approve aid despite opposition. In Phnom Penh, Lon Nol’s remarks about resigning to gain peace draw little new reaction.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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China
United States
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Oklahoma
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Kissinger
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Russia
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
R-Calif
Cambodia
McCloskey
Action Vietnam
Lt.s.Co
Nguyen Duc Bao
North Vietnam
U.S
Lon Nol
Fifth juror sought in Cuevas trial
In Houston AP report attorneys pursued a fifth juror in the Ignacio Cuevas capital murder trial tied to the 1974 Huntsville State Prison escape in which four inmates and hostage Julia Stanley were killed. The fourth juror was seated last Friday as the state presses the death penalty.
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Cuevas
Houston
Ignacio Cuevas
Huntsville State Prison
Julia Stanley
Ford plan cuts school lunch subsidies faces resistance
Washington AP Ford administration proposes eliminating subsidies for all but the neediest children, potentially reducing school lunch participation by 24 percent to about 19 million. The switch to block grants would cut federal funding to $600 million next year, lifting costs for some families and ending programs like milk, breakfasts, and summer meals. In January 25.2 million children used lunch programs, 9.9 million of them needy.
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Agriculture Department
Agriculture
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Congress
Feltner
Thai call for U S withdrawal from Thailand within 18 months
Thailand's new government will seek the withdrawal of all American forces stationed in the country within 18 months unless a critical military situation exists. Defense Minister Thawit Seniwong stated this as part of the policy to be outlined by Prime Minister Senj Pramoj to the House. About 25,000 U.S. personnel and 350 aircraft are in Thailand per U.S. military spokesmen.
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Thailand
Thawit Seniwong
Newsmen
Thawit
Senj Pramoj
House of Representatives
U.S
Quality Education Theme Highlighted At Rotary Event
Dr Charles E Bishop president of the University of Arkansas spoke on quality education at Hope Rotary Club's 70th anniversary program held Friday February 28. The luncheon at Town and Country featured remarks on education's role amid global challenges and moral concerns. Gerald Keith welcomed guests. evening activities included a dinner for about 100 Rotarians and their companions and a performance of The Music Man at City Hall.
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Hope Rotary Club
Charles E. Bishop
University of Arkansas
James H. Jones
Albert Graves
Dr. Bishop
Bishop
Frank Taylor
U of A
Gerald Keith
Rotary Anns
Sheraton
City Hall
Marionneaux to Face Cross Examination in Partin Trial
In Shreveport Louisiana Don Marionneaux testifies in the obstruction of justice case against Edward Grady Partin. He describes accompanying a Teamsters lawyer to Pittsburgh in 1972 to obtain a statement from Richard Baker who recanted prior grand jury testimony. Marionneaux says he lent Baker money after the trip and later joined Baker on a 1972 Louisiana visit related to a witness hiding claim.
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Don Marionneaux
Edward Grady Partin
Marionneaux
J. Minos Simon
Lafayette
Partin
Richard Baker
Baker
Houston
U.S. District Court
Teamsters
Pittsburgh
Baker Repu
Baton Rouge
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