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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1971

Page

3

Protesters Turn Toward Viet Embassy

Protesters in Washington after 12 000 arrests moved toward the South Vietnamese Embassy and the city jail in a symbolic march. Mayday and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference organized the plan, though no permit was issued for the march. A peaceful rally near the Capitol drew 1 160 arrests, sparking debate over tactics and police actions.

Lee Byrd Associated Press Washington Mayday Southern Christian Leadership Conference Capitol

Travs Nip Shreveport 6 4 Inning by Inning Summary

Arkansas Travelers beat Shreveport 6 4 with two runs in the second inning and three in the third. Key events include Danny Napoleon and Skip Jutze contributing to the early tally and Tom Heintzleman driving a double in the third.

Shreveport Arkansas Travelers Travelers Danny Napoleon Skip Jutze Phil Trombino Napoleon Jutze Don Kirkland Arkansas Tom Heintzleman

Hope Foods Plant In Hope Nearing Operation

J W Rowe presented a check to Tom Duncan for the Arkansas Industry Training Program to cover training materials for the Hope Foods Corporation plant in Hope. The program will run state sponsored evening training sessions to prepare local workers for employment at the new plant which will produce whole canned pre cooked chicken using advanced processing equipment and is nearing completion with operation expected soon.

J.W. Rowe Tom Duncan Arkansas New Hope Foods Corporation Hope Hope Foods

America's Junior Miss finals charm NBC telecast in Mobile

NBC presented 50 states finalists from America's Junior Miss live in Mobile Alabama. Arlene Stens of New Jersey won with a dance solo as judges praised mature, well considered answers on demonstrations religion and war crime issues. The program’s spontaneous feel contrasted with past ritual pageants. The Odd Couple renewed on ABC beats the laugh track as stars resist canned guffaws. Training program start date to be announced.

Cynthia Lowry New York NBC Mobile Ala Ed McMahon New Jersey Arlene Stens ABC Tony Randall Jack Klugman

Judge Won't Quash Jury Proceedings

Special Circuit Court Judge C R George refused to quash a Pope County Grand Jury set to hear evidence about alleged illegal fees received by Circuit Court Judge Russell C Roberts. Prosecutor Streett sought disqualification and argued George was improperly chosen. George denied.

Ie Streett George Roberts Supreme Court Todainst Simasan Sufcase Russellville Ark Circuit Court C. R. George Danville Pope County Russell C. Roberts Conway Alex G. Streett Sth Streett

Highest War Toll in 5 Weeks in Five Weeks

SAIGON AP The U S Command reported 68 American battlefield deaths last week the highest toll in five weeks. Of the total 38 were killed in action 21 previously listed as missing now confirmed dead and nine died of battle wounds. Frances Fairchild notes profits from home sewing in Desha County contests with Mrs Claude Beedle earning 48 in prize money and a $40 profit on a cotton sail cloth outfit.

Mcgehee Ark Frances Fairchild Extension Claude Beedle Arkansas City Mrs. Beedle Saigon U.S

Arlene Stens Wins 1971 Americas Junior Miss Title

In Mobile, Arlene Stens of Woodlynne New Jersey won the 14th Americas Junior Miss pageant with roommate Kathy Clark Morris of Forest Mississippi as first runner-up. The event awarded $38,000 in scholarships with Stens earning $10,000 for college. Other finalists included Janet Lee Miller, Carol Anne Tate, Julie Ann Berg and more.

Mobile Ala Arlene Stens Woodlynne N.J Kathy Clark Morris Forest Miss Miss Stens Pearance Janet Lee Miller Greeley Colo Carol Anne Tate Monticello Julie Ann Berg Kimath Falls Ore Diana Lee Casey Tempe Ariz Kathy Lynn White North Little Rock Ark Arkansas Lass Karen Stenwall Phoenix

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