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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1973

Page

9

Hope Lions hear Dr Trussell expand revival work

Dr Joe Trussell of Brownwood and Mrs Trussell, the musical half of the revival team, spoke at the Hope Lions luncheon at Town and Country Restaurant. The evangelist marks 50 years in singing and observes his 50th wedding anniversary with Mrs Trussell. He shared a five point recipe for happiness centering on God Christ the Saviour the Bible the church and Heaven. Lions note upcoming annual broom and mop sale on the first Monday in May.

Hope Lions Joe Trussell Brownwood Texas Trussell God Christ Devine Plin Heaven Lion James Morrow Larry Orwell Lion Jim Gunter Donnie Armour Louisiana Lion Jack Gathright Lions

Welcome Home Hero James Clements in Queen City

Queen City Texas welcomed Lt. Col. James A. Clements home after he was shot down in North Vietnam in 1967 and held prisoner until this month. A crowd of about 3,000 gathered on Main Street despite five hours of waiting in cool air. The arrival was delayed by aircraft maintenance in Wichita Falls before proceeding by auto from Barksdale AFB.

Queen City Tex Main Street Welcome Home Jimmy Clements Texas James A. Clements North Vietnam Wichita Falls Clements Barksdale Air Force Base Shreveport Lupton Willis

Agency falls from grace in Nixon era arms talks

The ACDA once led by Kennedy-era policy makers loses influence under Nixon. Budget cuts and personnel losses erode morale and its role in SALT and nonproliferation, though supporters say it counterbalances Defense Department pressure.

Kenneth J. Freed Associated Press Washington Kennedy U.S Nixon Pentagon Arms Control and Disarmament Agency ACDA Soviet Union United States Washington- Moscow ANDA Congress Defense Department

Crucial vote looms over 2.6 billion rehabilitation bill

The House faces a pivotal vote next week on a $2.6 billion vocational rehabilitation bill vetoed by President Nixon. The Senate is expected to override the veto, with a two-thirds majority required, while the House remains uncertain after a close 213-165 defeat to a Nixon-backed reduction. The three year extension funds states for physically and mentally handicapped people, marking Nixon’s first veto showdown after adjournment.

Washington House Nixon Congress Senate

Arkansas Senate House approve three constitutional amendments

Agreement reached by Senate and House committees on three proposed amendments to the county government article salaries of lawmakers and officers and state printing contracts to lowest bidder. Amendments advance to legislature for voter submission in next general election.

Little Rock House Senate General Assembly

Rowen predicts Watergate revelations target Nixon era

Syndicated columnist Carl T. Rowan told students at Ouachita University and Henderson State College that next days will reveal corruption in the Nixon administration unmatched in recent history. He said the White House used law and order rhetoric to mask benefits for fat cats while many Americans remained in poverty. Rowan warned that future hearings by L Patrick Gray and McCord will expose arrogance and law disregard, noting justice complications as prosecutors may be among those targeted.

Arkadelphia Ark Carl T. Rowan Nixon Ouachita University Henderson State College Rowan Washington L. Patrick Gray FBI James W.) McCord White House

Soviet Navy seeks eight carriers but allowed two

U S intelligence notes a Soviet naval attache signaling Moscow asked for eight aircraft carriers but was permitted to build only two. The Kiev, a 40,000 ton carrier, is under fitting out at a Black Sea yard before sea trials.

Kiev Black Sea

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