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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1972

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Defense Attacks FBI Star Witness in Berrigan Trial

Defense lawyers in the Philip Berrigan conspiracy case question FBI informer Boyd Douglas Jr claiming he lied or was planted by the FBI. Douglas, 31, testified under cross examination amid siege of questions about his credibility and past inmate ties with Berrigan during 1970 at Lewisburg penitentiary. Ramsey Clark leads the defense presenting the theory that Douglas was used to entrap the antiwar priest while both were incarcerated.

Harrisburg Philip Berrigan FBI Boyd Douglas Jr Douglas Ramsey Clark Lewisburg Berrigan Ber Rgan Henry A. Kissinger Washington D.C U.S Indochina Pentagon Father Berrigan

No Oklahoma Bonds Defeated In statewide vote

Oklahoma Gov. David Hall’s 250 million highway bond issue failed by a ten to one margin, carried by only six of 77 counties with 3,001 of 3,003 precincts reporting. Tulsa County and both major counties voted against the plan. rural counties opposed as well. The rejection, framed as a political setback, followed Hall’s first statewide ballot effort since 1970.

Jerry Scarbrough Associated Press Oklahoma City David Hall Atoka Haskell Jackson Pushmataha Sequoyah Tillman Tulsa Oklahoma Hall

Henocide Bill Prompts Egg Price Debate in Congress

A House debate frames a Senate backed plan to create a national egg board and possible slaughter orders to curb prices. Rep. Paul Findley argues the bill amounts to government murder of hens, while other members warn of the political backlash and potential anti trust issues. Separately, Arkansas experiences fair skies and mild temperatures with a cold front and thunderstorms shifting across the state. rainfall totals and forecast highs are listed for major cities.

Washington Paul Findley RMI House Senate Agriculture Committee Ralph Nader Findley National Egg Board Advisory Board Secretary of Agriculture Feds Associated Press Arkansas Fayetteville Harrison Jonesboro Pine Bluff Tewarkana el Dorado Memphis Little Rock Fort Smith Little Hook Texarkana el Durado

Kiwanis hears ex Arkansas star Billy Ray Smith talk

Billy Ray Smith, ex Arkansas star and Pro Football veteran with Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, and Baltimore, spoke at the Hope Kiwanis meeting. He named Don Shula and Buddy Parker as top coaches and John Unitas as best QB, discussed pension timing, and fielded questions from members and guests including Bill McKenzie and Rudy Alvarado.

Billy Ray Smith Augusta Arkansas White, Weld & Company Investment Bankers of Dallas Kiwanis Tom Ed Hays Mr. Smith Los Angeles Pittsburgh Baltimore Billy Ray Baltimore Colts Buddy Parker Don Schula John Unitas Smith White River Bill McKenzie

Mrs Sally Stephens Dies At 84 In Blevins

Mrs. Sally McDougal Stephens, 84, of Blevins died Tuesday in a local hospital. Widow of Eugene Stephens, she was a Hempstead native and Methodist Church member. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Earl White of El Dorado and Mrs. Ester Nelson of Blevins. Burial in Marlbrook Cemetery near Blevins.

Sally Stephens Sally McDougal Stephens Blevins Eugene Stephens Hempstead Methodist Church Earl White el Dorado Ester Nelson John Rushing Marlbrook Cemetery

Laneburg School Auction Set for March 31 1972

Laneburg P T A sponsors an auction at Laneburg School on Friday March 31 starting at 7 00 p m. Auctioneer J B Rowe Jr from Hope will auction old bottles jars furniture glassware appliances farm tools baked goods and more with a door prize and refreshments. Proceeds fund the P T A project of the year in the Agriculture Building across from the main building.

Laneburg Laneburg P.T.A J.B. Rowe, Jr Hope P.T.A

Two Children Die in Fire Near Wilmot Arkansas

In Ashley County near Wilmot two young children died when their frame home burned Monday. Identified as Terry Dunn two and Thomas J Dunn one month, children of Albert and Mrs. Dunn. Mrs Dunn suffered severe burns while trying to rescue four children as flames engulfed the house. The other two children also burned.

Wilmot, Ark Here Ashley County Terry Dunn Thomas'j. Dunn Albert Dunn

Razorback player shot in dorm room accident

University of Arkansas football defensive tackle Archie Bennett, 21, was shot in the abdomen early today in a room at Wilson Sharp House. Razorbacks center Ronald Revard, 21, said he placed a .22 rifle in Bennett’s stomach as a joke. the gun went off accidentally during a TV dinner dispute. Bennett said the shooting was an accident. Revard described it as a prank gone wrong. Coach Lon Farrell was told, and an ambulance was summoned. Bennett was hospitalized with unspecified condition.

Fayetteville, Ark Archie Bennett University of Arkansas Wilson Sharp Athletes’ Dormitory Arkansas Ronald Edward Revard Razorbacks Bennett Revard Jim Payne Payne Archie Lon Farrell Farrell Fayetteville

Muskie Faces Long Primary Road After New Hampshire

Sen Edmund S Muskie won New Hampshire but did not secure a majority as rivals faltered. George McGovern placed second and benefited, while Muskie led in delegates with 16 of 20 but failed to sweep. Illinois looms March 21 with 170 delegates, Florida and others follow as rivals gain momentum. Muskie remains a top hurdle for any rival seeking the Democratic nomination.

Walter R. Mears Manchester, N.H Edmund S. Muskie New Hampshire Florida Muskie Sen George McGovern South Dakota McGovern McGowen Miami Beach Fla Illinois Alabama George C. Wallace Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Maine

McClellan Pushes Fast fix for Northeast Arkansas hospitals

Senator John L. McClellan urged a solution within a week to 10 days for hospital closings in Manila and Leachville after talks with Social Security Administration officials on reinstating medicare eligibility. Gov. Dale Bumpers proposed a temporary reinstatement through July 1973 while Shaneyfelt and Rodman hospitals strive to meet standards.

Washington John L. McClellan D-Ark Arkansas McClellan Social Security Shaneyfelt Manila Rodman Hospital Leachville Dale Bumpers Rodman

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