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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1969

Page

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Brutal hearing over Sarver at Dodd subcommittee

Our Daily Bread reports the State Commissioner of Correction Robert Sarver faced harsh questioning by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd's Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee over alleged brutality in Arkansas prisons. The piece notes Dodd's censure history and portrays the hearing as partisan controversy. It also covers local weather, a Grosbeak photography mishap, and a Tijuana bus crash with 43 injured, detailing the driver’s account and injuries.

Robert Sarver State Commissioner of Correction Thomas ©. Morton Thomas J. Dodd Sarver Dodd Arkansas Sen United States Senate Adam Clayton Powell House of Representatives Rieses

Dodd Defends Prisons Brutality Claims in Arkansas Hearings

Senator Thomas J. Dodd maintains Arkansas prison brutality exists, citing Murton testimony about two fall incidents including birdshot shooting of prisoners and chaining a detainee to a fence. Arkansas corrections chief Sarver denies ongoing brutality and says past abuses occurred before his tenure.

Washington Thomas J. Dodd Arkansas Murton Dodd Thomas O. Moreton Robert Sarver Arkansas Commissioner of Corrections Senate Sarver Morton Bob Scott DOD Bank Bandit

Opposition to ABM Plan Mounting

President Nixon delays final decision on Sentinel antiballistic missile deployment awaiting Defense Secretary Laird’s return from Vietnam. White House aides say a decision may come this week, but critics step up to push to scrap the $5 billion system.

H. L. Schwartz Associated Press Washington (Ap Nixon Vietnam White House Ronald L. Zeigler Melvin R. Laird National Security Council Zeigler Florida Washington Nixons

Meningitis cases in Lafayette County reported

STAMPS Ark AP two confirmed cases and two suspected cases of spinal meningitis in Lafayette County. Dr Carroll Woods of Stamps said precautionary measures were taken and suspected cases were isolated at a hospital.

Stamps, Ark Stamps School Carroll Woods Lafayette County W.J. Lee

Apollo 9 Heads for Splashdown as Storms Roar in Atlantic

Apollo 9 mission officials delayed the landing by a full orbit to avoid stormy seas southwest of Bermuda. Astronauts James McDivitt David Scott and Russell Schweickart may shift the retrorocket firing to land 480 miles south near Grand Turk Island in the Bahamas where weather should be favorable. Recovery planners warned winds could reach gale force and seas rise, while Commande r McDivitt urged finding a calm landing and soft water with sun and helicopters ready for pickup.

Howard Benedict AP Aerospace Winter Space Center Houston Bermuda Grand Turk Island Bahamas Atlantic Eugene Kranz Kranz Mission Control U.S Guadalcanal McDivitt

Peace Talks in Paris Mark Time

AP dispatch notes the Paris Vietnam talks have become a time marking exercise with potential private diplomacy ahead. Saigon and NLF show restiveness toward American leadership and censured Paris dialogue as a dialogue of the deaf while the Viet Cong front resists secret negotiations.

William L. Ryan Paris Vietnam Washington Hanoi Saigon National Liberation Front Viet Cong Dialogue de Dialogue of the Deaf NLF

Firing Again Breaks Out Along Suez

AP reports renewed light arms fire along the Suez Canal with Israel and Jordanian forces trading fire in the Jordan Valley. The Israeli army says Egyptians started the new hostilities with sniper fire, while Israeli troops in Gaza quelled a riot as about 500 schoolboys charged an Israeli vehicle, throwing stones and shouting Palestine slogans.

Tel Aviv Suez Canal Israel Jordan Valley Israel Army Canal Israel Hi Fred Gaza Strip Palestine

Rain Forecast but Cold to Continue in Arkansas

The Associated Press reports precipitation will exit Arkansas by Thursday but persistently cold temperatures remain. Some sleet and snow fell Tuesday night and this morning in northern and central areas with no accumulation. Tuesday’s skies were mostly clear with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s.

Associated Press Arkansas

Vietnam War Pause Likely as Talks Stall

Viet Cong mortar and rocket attacks fall off, but officers warn it may be a pause amid defensive efforts. The Vietnam talks look like a time-marking exercise to hold the fort while other approaches are developed. France returns to normal after a 24 hour strike bid as De Gaulle vows to defend the currency economy and republic against labor demands. Apollo 9 astronauts near end of their mission with rough landing risk. Nixon awaits Laird’s return before deciding on Sentinmel ABM deployment. Rockefeller says he will go to South America and won’t push a new Good Neighbor policy from his campaign.

Vietnam International France de Gaulle National Nelson A. Rockefeller South America White House

Fewer U S Casualties Reported in Vietnam Week Two

Preliminary reports from Saigon indicate fewer than 350 American deaths in the second week of the South Vietnam offensive, about 100 fewer than the first week, while President Nixon weighs U S casualties as peace talks continue in Paris. Officials expect the total to near Korea War battle deaths.

U.S Washington Saigon South Vietnam Pentagon Nixon Vietnam Paris Korea

Big Turnout as Routon Holt Win in Hope District Election

Nearly 1,500 voters in Hope District cast ballots in a school election seen as the largest turnout in a century. The 40 mill tax passed 1125 to 264. Incumbents Holt and Routon won three year terms. Allen and Hicks were defeated 1173-226 and 1144-321 respectively. Other Hempstead precinct results show varied support for continuing taxes and local board seats.

Hope Forney G. Holt D.E Gene) Allen William Routon Esther Lee Hicks Hempstead Blevins Dist Little Weldon ‘Dock Fulton Patmos Wayne Attebury Spring Hill Earl Townsend Pug” Goodner Washington Carl Martin Carson J. Valentine County Board of Education C.C. Fricks Mike Pope Zepherene Wesson McGhee

Credit Seminar Scheduled at Tech School

A six session Credit Seminar will be held at Red River Vocational Technical School on weeknights beginning March 8. The course, sponsored by Red River Vocational Technical School, Hope Hemps tead County Chamber of Commerce, Small Business Administration, Agricultural Extension Service of the University of Arkansas, and Distributive Education, aims to assess credit risk and implement collections without losing customers. Call the school or attend March 18 per J W Rowe, the director.

Red River Vocational Technical School Hope- Hempstead County Chamber of Commerce Small Business Administration Agricultural Extension Service University of Arkansas Distributive Education J.W. Rowe

Treaty Backers Show Muscle in Test Vote

In a 61 to 30 test vote, Senate backers of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty rejected Sen. Sam Ervin’s reservation that the United States would not have to defend nonnuclear nations from atomic attack. Supporters said the Ervin proposal was unnecessary as the treaty aims to curb spread of nuclear weapons and ratification could come soon. Senate Foreign Relations Chair J. William Fulbright said no commitments were implied and the reservation was not needed.

Robert T. Gray Associated Press Washington White House Senate Sam Ervin North Carolina United States Ervin J. W. Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committees

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