McGovern Expects Big Victory In Nebraska Primary
AP reports George McGovern defeated Hubert Humphrey in Nebraska with Lincoln and rural areas voting as Omaha backed Humphrey. McGovern predicts a big win and lobs accusations of scare tactics over Humphrey’s marijuana abortion and amnesty positions amid West Virginia contest results and California plans.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Sen
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nebraska
Humphrey
George C. Wallace
West Virginia
McGovern
Omaha
Washington
Lincoln
California
South Dakota
Profit margins higher fate of treaties than a year ago doubt
AP report notes business circles see the Price Commission as a light touch rather than a heavy hammer. Despite the big stick, margins drift higher and optimism persists about treaty outcomes compared with a year ago.
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HOPE
ARK
John Cunniff
New York
The
Price Commission
Dustry
Standard & Poor's
S&p
Audubon meeting at Mountain View Arkansas 1972
The Arkansas Audubon Society held its Spring meeting at Mountain View May 5 6 7 1972 with Freeman Thomas presiding Over 200 birders registered Hosts included the Mt View Chamber Jaycees and Lions Club Friday night a concert featured Jimmy Driftwood and the Rackensack Folklore Society Bates Littlehales National Geographic representative was in Mt View to research folk culture Mt View was highlighted as the only area in the USA studied for folk culture Tommy Simmons led an update on the National Folk Culture Center Saturday included a tour of Blanchard Caverns Jack Griswold National Forest Service led the excursion The Saturday dinner featured Thomas Foll and Bill Sheppard speaking on wilderness designations The composite bird list totaled 136 the greatest yet The Fall meeting was announced for Pine Bluff with expansion profits and cautious administration in view
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Arkansas Audubon Society
Mountain View
Freeman Thomas
Jacksonville
Mt. View
Ark
U.S.A
Tommy Simmons
National Folk Culture Center
Jack Griswold
National Forest Service
Blanchard Caverns
Thomas Foll
Pine Bluff
Bill Sheppard
State Planning Commission
Hurst Attacks Gov Reorganization In Arkansas Campaign
Hot Springs Senator Q Byrum Hurst 53 launches gubernatorial bid targeting Gov Bumpers plan to reorganize state government. He cites 620 new employees and a $5 million cost, arguing the plan consolidates agencies too much while granting the governor extensive power. Hurst compares Bumpers to Francis Cherry and signals support for restoring agency independence within a streamlined system.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Q. Byrum Hurst
Bumpers
Arkansas
Hurst
Senate
Dale Bumpers
Francis Cherry
Cherry
Democratic Party
Winthrop Rockefeller
General Assembly
Rockefeller
Hope Ministerial Alliance Meeting May 8 report and resolutions
The Hope Ministerial Alliance held its monthly meeting on May 8. Dr. W. G. Wanne of Bethel A.M. Church presented a report from the Religious Events Committee for the Hope Centennial Celebration and asked for Alliance support. Two resolutions were passed naming a three member committee to work with Dr Wynne and his committee.
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Hope Ministerial Alliance
W. G. Wanne
Bethel A.M
Alliance
Wynne
Bumpers to Address Health Group in Hot Springs
Arkansas Governor Dale Bumpers will keynote the 24th annual Arkansas Public Health Association meeting in Hot Springs May 17 and 18 at the Arlington Hotel. Over 800 from across the state are expected. Hempstead County attendees include Inez Turner Jo Carol Patterson Sue McCorkle and Jerry Irby. Five group conferences and luncheons are planned with speakers such as David Pryor Bob Riley and Diane Kincaid. A panel will discuss future outlook and an officers installation for 1972 73.
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Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Arkansas Public Health Association
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Hempstead County
Cummins Inmate Testifies on 1971 Prison Shooting
Little Rock AP reports Cummins Prison Farm inmate Drew Kelley testified before the state Claims Commission that he underwent three operations including a colostomy after being shot by a trusty guard on June 21 1971. He filed a 50 000 claim for damages.
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Efe
Little Rock
Andrew Kelley
Cummins
State Claims Commission
Kelley
Arnold Aims Transparency In 4th District Campaign
Richard Arnold of Texarkana Democratic candidate for Congress in Arkansas 4th District urged openness of campaign books at a rally in Malvern and Pine Bluff. He challenged opponents to disclose contributions, noting federal rules require only $100+ disclosures after April 7. Colleagues Coleman Thornton and Mays also spoke, with Coleman accusing Thornton of courting special interests. Thornton pledged a positive, issue focused campaign and to continue his past performance as attorney general.
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Malvern
Ark
Richard Arnold
Texarkana
Pine Bluff
Arnold
Jack G. Coleman
McGehee
Ray H. Thornton
Sheridan
Richard Mays
el Dorado
Congressional Post
Coleman
Thoonton
Thornton
W. R. Stephens
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Pulaski
Lonoke
South
Arkansas
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Big Four
Barzell
Germany
Conrad Ahlers
Agidlon
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Jcpenney
Uptown
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Wellborn Jack Jr
Shreveport
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