Nineteen Hempstead County 4 H Poultry Barbecue Winners
Nineteen Hempstead County 4 H members competed in the annual Poultry Barbecue contest at the Hempstead County Fair Grounds on May 2. Winners were Sue Penderegraft Oakhaven 4 H, Lanette Arrington Shover Springs 4 H, Paula Poindexter Shover Springs 4 H, Freddy Staggers McCaskill 4 H, and Gary Arrington Shover Springs 4 H, who will represent the county at the District Contest in Nashville on May 23. Alternates Cynthia King and Gralyn Doby were also named.
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Hempstead County
Hempstead County Fair Grounds
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Atlanta
Georgia
Agricultural Extension Service of
Sue Pender Egraft
Oakhaven
Lanette Arrington
Shover Springs
Paula Poindexter
Freddy Staggers
McCaskill
Gary Arrington
Nashville
Cynthia King
Gralyn Doby
Phil Russell
Patricia Wiliams
Hopewell
Roberta Stewart
Northside
Patricia King— McCaskill
Sadie Merrick
Margaret
Arkansan Leads Women Singles in Tulsa Bowling
Joyce Wheeless of Fayetteville Arkansas sits third in Division I singles at the Women's International Bowling Congress tournament in Tulsa. She posted a 62 series while Lillie Davis of Towitown Arkansas is tied for eighth with a 608 series. The All State Insurance team from Fayetteville is tenth in Division II with 2394 pins.
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Tulsa
Okla
Joyce Wheeless
Fayetteville
Ark
Miss Wheeless
Lillie Davis
Towitown
All State Insurance
Finance Meet Is Postponed In Little Rock
The state Board of Finance alters its schedule from Monday to Wednesday due to illness among several members including Dr. Max Milam and other officials. The postponement affects the planned discussions on state finance governance and related topics.
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Little Rock
State Board of Finance
Max Milam
State Administration Department
Grim View On Kent State Violence From Nixon And Agnew
President Nixon urged campuses to uphold peaceful dissent and denounce violence after the Kent State shootings. Vice President Agnew called the violence predictable and avoidable, defending anti militant dissent while criticising those who enable tumultuous confrontation.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Kent
Ohio
Agnew
American Retail Federation
America
New York City
Kent State Shooting Prompt Urgent Calls for Answers
Kent State University faced a grim day as three students remained in critical condition. Dean Kahler of East Canton was paralyzed from the waist down, and eight others, including two guardsmen, were hospitalized. The Plain Dealer urged an immediate investigation while President Nixon condemned the violence. The campus and Kent were sealed, with classes suspended and the university officially closed by Portage County authorities.
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Dean Kahler
East Canton
Ohio
Paul Jacobs
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Ravenna
Cleveland Plain Dealer
United States
Nixon
White House
Kent
Robert J. White
Portage County
Ronald Kane
Nixon administration reports progress on Cambodia operation
President Nixon and top officials told Senate and House Armed Services committees that U S operations in Cambodia are proceeding well. The briefing came as antiwar protests intensified with shootings at Kent State and campus disruptions nationwide. The Pentagon announced new air strikes against North Vietnamese targets, while Kosygin criticized U S actions in Moscow.
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Ronald Ziegle
United States
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Ziegler
Nixon
Kent State
H. L. Schwartz
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
U.S
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
House
Armed Services Committees
Spiro T. Agnew
Melvin R. Laird
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gulf of Takin
Mansfield
Tonkin
Congress
Kent State University
Ohio
Thhe
Justice Department
Washington
George Washington Law School Student Bar Association
University of Maryland
Pentagon
Kosygin
South Vietnam
Johnson
Moscow
Daniel Z. Henkin
Young Doctor in Wheelchair Treats Patients in Miami
Dr Stephen Halpert, 26, paralyzed since 1967, works from a wheelchair at Jackson Memorial Hospital. He interns in family services, diagnoses and assists with operations, relying on patient-held stethoscopes as he exam ines and notes with limited hand use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Halpert
Halpert
University of Florida College of Medicine
Helpert
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Wells Talks of Governor Run on TV in Arkansas
Wells, a Hermitage businessman and 1968 lieutenant governor candidate, said on a 30 minute TV telecast that he might run for governor this year. He criticized Gov. Rockefeller's administration, cited rising state revenues, and urged action on finance, development, education, and penal reform while opposing busing for racial balance.
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Little Rock
Bill Wells
Hermitage
Wells
Walls
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
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Arkansan
Turner— McCaskill
Jacqueline Staggers
Dennis Arrington
Doreen Smith
Teena Smith
Thomas McCauley
John Earl Stuart
Gladys Golston
Lincoln High School
J.B. White
County Extension Homemaker Foods and Nutrition
Hope
W.E. McFarland
Corn Belt Hatcheries of
Lynn Harris
Arkansas Medical Association
Harold
Langston
Hot Springs
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Inga
Watson Industries
Saco Cae Ain
Jerry Gross
Tetatelistse
Pha
Showtime
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Italy
Marcello Imastroianni
Lawrence L. Knutson
Paris
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Henkin
Fulbright
Ozarks
Indochina
Crete
Piers Baiklal
Eabie
Buick Value
Buick Dealers
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