Lay Witness Mission Schedule at Hope First United Methodist
The Lay Witness Mission at First United Methodist Church in Hope runs March 20 through 22 with a Friday potluck at 9 p.m., Saturday activities including a Bravehr at 8:30 p.m. and youth coffee hours, and Sunday events starting with breakfast at 6:30 p.m. and ending with an evaluation service. An unrelated note mentions deadly venom with no antidote.
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First United Methodist Church In Hope
Diamond Cafe
U.M.Y
Being Irish on St Patrick's Day and a Major General
A piece on St Patrick's Day reflecting on Irish identity as music and heritage. The article shifts to Washington where the House passed a bill by 285 to 4 advancing Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson to lieutenant general despite objections over urging National Guardsmen to oppose the Vietnam Moratorium.
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Washington
House
Winston P. Wilson
Naional Guard Bureau
aArkadelphia
Ark
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Service Committee
Edward Koch
D-N.y
Wilson
Vietnam
Rivers
Hope Choral Groups Shine at Southwest Arkansas Festival
Hope choral groups and soloists performed at the Southwest Arkansas Regional Choral Festival on March 7 at Southern State College in Magnolia. Judged by three judges, ratings included I for superior and II for good. Individual performers ranged from choristers to Miss Paggy King, with varied results.
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Hope
Southwest Arkansas
Southern State College
Magnolia
Hope High Choir
Yerger
Hope Madrigal Singers
Paggy King
Steve Campbell
Johnny Johnson
Gerald Portfoy
Juanita
Nishok
Son
Rap Brown Missing on Eve of Trial
In Bel Air Maryland Rap Brown fails to appear as a trial delay is sought. Kunstler cites recent violence and bombs near Cambridge while the court warns no further postponements. Brown faces arson and inciting to riot charges tied to 1967 racial disturbances.
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Rap Brown
Bel Air
Hy Bown
William M. Kanatler
Circuit Court
Harry E.dyer Jrs
Brown
New York
Kunstler
Cambridge
Ralph E. Featherstone
William Payne
Bal Air
Dorchester County
Facts and Figures From Varying Sources
The text lists trivia and statistics from multiple fields noting the Swiss lead in sweets consumption followed by Belgians and Luxembourgers. It claims India ink origins in China and reports TB hospital stays shrinking from 401 to 138 days due to drugs. It also cites U S adolescent overweight rates and a deal on Flash cubes. It ends with an energy claim about converting mechanical typing to an electric typewriter saving four to six pounds annually.
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Chocolate Information Council
India
United States
Newsman to Resist Subpoena
Earl Caldwell, a New York Times reporter, was ordered to appear before a federal grand jury probing the Black Panthers. Caldwell, 34, voluntarily collected the subpoena Monday at the U S marshal's office and is to appear March 23 in Bramuje.
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San Francisco
Earl Caldwell
New York Times
Caldwell
US. Marshal’s Office
Bram Juey
West Point graduate seeks discharge as conscientious objector
NEW YORK AP A young West Point graduate and first lieutenant has applied for discharge as a conscientious objector citing the Vietnam War as immoral and unjust. Font 23 of Kansas City Kan quoted from the Cadet Prayer in his 4 page application filed Feb 27. He said My Lai influenced his decision and noted his study under Henry Kissinger while at Harvard. Font plans a news conference at the ACLU today and had been on track for a Master’s in political science before orders to leave Harvard and report to Fort Meade.
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New York
West Point
St. Louis
P. Font
Kansas City
Kan
American Civil Liberties Union
Font
John F. Kennedy School of Pubiic Affairs
Harvard University
My Lai
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Vietnam
Harvard
Ft. Meade
Caydet
United States
Suspects Sought in Memphis Businessman's Murder
Memphis police investigation into the Lenox slaying shifts to two women as suspects. Two men remain at large while detectives probe their backgrounds and movements. Lenox, 46, was shot on a Mississippi road near a gold Cadillac. A station attendant reported fueling a similar gold Chevrolet the night before. A successor to Lenox as head of First U.S. Corp. allegedly drives another gold Cadillac. Evidence suggests a second Cadillac played a role in the crime.
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Memphis
Millonaire
George L. Lenox
A. C. Gilluss
Shelby County Sheriff's Deputies
Lenox
Mississippi
Witesses
First U.S. Corp
Cade
Fragmented Verse on Destruction and Shame
The fragment accuses government violence against a county and an undeveloped nation, suggesting mutual ruin as a consequence. It frames oppression as a self-destructive force and calls for exposure of dehumanizing actions. The language reflects condemnation and moral indictment.
Blevins Class Play Set for March 20
The Blevins Senior Class presents Hen pecked Henry on March 20 at 7 30 p m in the Elementary School Gym. Cast includes Clydie Brown Hershel English Janice Hugg Charles Johnson Gwendolyn McGill Ruby Ogburn Clara Mae Phillips Leslie Salisbury Kay Stone Debbie Thaxton and Betty Warren. Directors are Mrs Jess Tinsley and Mr Paul Noasser.
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Blevins
Henry
Clydie Brown
Hershel English
Janice Hugg
Charles Johnson
Gwendolyn McGill
Ruby Ogburn
Clara Mae Phillips
Leslie Salisbury
Kay Stone
Debbie Thaxton
Betty Warren
Jess Tinsley
Paul Noasser
Phillip Lee White joins national honor society at Ouachita
Phillip Lee White of Nashville formerly Hope, senior pre medical student at Ouachita Baptist University, accepted into Alpha Chi Society and Gamma Sigma Epsilon. He serves as president of Beta Beta Beta and will enroll in University of Arkansas School of Medicine this fall with a 4.00 grade average. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wilfred White of Nashville.
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Phillip Lee. White
Nashville
Hope
Ouachita Bapist University
Alepha Chi
Beta Beta Beta Biological Society
Gamma Sigma Epsilon
University of Arkansas’ School of Medicine
Wilfred White
Irish Merch on St. Pat's Great Day
The Associated Press reports St Patrick’s Day observances nationwide led by New York City’s 208th Fifth Avenue parade with 35 contingents, 120000 marchers, and 137 bands from eight states. Cardinal Cooke serves as honorary grand marshal as dignitaries watch from St Patrick’s Cathedral. St Louis renames the Spanish International Pavilion the Irish Pavilion. Michigan declares residents honorary Irishmen. Boston hosts a parade with a boycott by Brendan Clifford’s Committee for Justice in Northern Ireland, marching from Boston Common to the British Consulate amid past-entry tensions.
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Associated Press
St. Patrick's
New York City
Fifth Avenue
New York
St. Louis
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Michigan
Boston
South Boston
Brendan Clifford
Committee For Justice
Northern Ireland
Boston Common
Cambodia Free the Columbia Eagle Crew Demand by U S Officials
Washington urged Cambodia to release the ammunition carrier Columbia Eagle and its 19 crewmen after two men, Clyde McKay and Alvin Glatkowski, allegedly seized control with a phony bomb scare seeking asylum in Cambodia. The ship carried 34 000 tons of bombs bound for Thailand and was anchored off Sihanoukville. Diplomatic talks yielded no early action, while 24 crewmen remained at sea before rescue.
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Washington
U.S
Columbia Eagle
Department
Lloyd M. Rives
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ove
Clyde McKay
Escondido
Calif
Alvin Glatkowaski
Long Beach
Glatkowski
McKay
Cambodia
Hatfield
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Thailand
Sihanoukville
Gulf of Siam
South China Sea
Tuesdey
Rjmanning
Ald A. Swann
Portis Ore
Pentagon
Rover
Turner” Joy
Ata
Fonda
Gousel
Defense Dpartment
Columbia Steamship Co
Portland
Ore
United State
Franklin Cave
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St. Patrick's Day
W.P. Wilson
Arkadelphia
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Hope Church of Christ
Harding Chorus
Walnut Street
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Little Rock
Texas
Louisiana
Harold Hendrix
Dewey Baber
Lahray Spates
Brink
Harold Hendrien
Lahray
Spates
Charles Gunter
Jack Gathright
Hiegel and Weaver
CBA Construction Company
Murfreesboro
F.W. Mattox
Lubbock Christian College
Lubbock
Doug
Gibson Rexall Drug Store
S. Elm-Hope
Haynie
Phillip L. White
St. Pat's
NT Quinn
Saenger Theatre
Ali
Oldsmobile
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