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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1969
Page
8
Retin Gaslite Bowlers win honors in state handicap tournament held recently at Pine Bluff. About 1506 women bowlers competed in the singles competition.
Ingersoll, head of the Bureau of Narcotic and Dangerous Drugs, says federal agents should focus on major distributors and clandestine laboratories rather than chasing lower level addicts. He notes shifts to suburban use and overseas efforts to curb supply, with Mafia finances noted but no proof of distribution control. Gaslite Bowlers win state doubles title in Pine Bluff. Jo and Robbie Cummings lead with 166.
Indianapolis police test portable tape recorders to document witness statements in crime and traffic cases. Twenty units issued. if effective, $220 machines become standard gear. Recorders are worn under the jacket, hold one hour of tape, and aid accuracy and courtesy, with stenographers transcribing statements for signing by witnesses.
Psychiatrist Dr. Bernard L. Diamond testifies Sirhan Bishara Sirhan acted in a self induced trance during the Kennedy assassination trial. He described Sirhan as an increasingly hypnotized, confused man influenced by violence exposure and mysticism writings, believing he could stop violence by gunfire and imagining hundreds of shots.
In Owosso Michigan an 11 year old rock band member was placed on two year probation after a marijuana conviction. The judge imposed a hair cut requirement and ordered $100 in court costs. The youth said he would buy a wig for band appearances and thanked the circuit judge Michael Carland.
Six Roman Catholic priests protested the burial of segregationist Leander H. Perez Sr in a Catholic church after Archbishop Hannan disclosed Perez’s 1962 excommunication and 1961- era pardon. Perez died at his plantation in Plaquemine Parish. a requiem mass was held at Loyola University and burial followed at his Idiewild Plantation mausoleum.
The Hope Hempstead County Chamber of Commerce with the Junior Chamber seeks a labor survey to assess available workers for current industries and potential new ones. Residents working away are urged to return forms via the Chamber or Jaycees offices or banks and savings institutions. George Frazier emphasizes labor availability as key to keeping existing industries strong and attracting new ones.
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