Candidates Fail To File Reports
Three candidates for public office failed to register or file financial reports as required by the 1971 federal election campaign law, the Arkansas campaign monitoring unit of Common Cause said Thursday. Foster Johnson, Wayne Babbitt, and Milton Stolberg were named, with explanations and clarifications noted. Old testament prophets Amos Hosea Isaiah Micah referenced in closing line.
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Arkansas Campaign Monitoring Unit
Common Cause
Foster Johnson
Little Rock
U. S. Senate
Wayne Babbitt
North Little Rock
Milton Stolberg
Wayton
Congress
Babbit
Stolberg
Arkansas House
Johnson
Secretary of State’s
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Guy Hatfield
Rogers
U. S. House
Washington
Mills
Hatfield
Richard Arnold
Texarkana
Ray Thornton
Sheridan
Howard Cain
Huntsville
Queen Elizabeth 2 escapes bomb threat voyage continues
The QE2 carrying about 2350 passengers and crew sailed toward Europe after a ransom threat for 350000 dollars. Bomb disposal experts parachuted onto the liner in mid Atlantic but found no bombs. Cunard called the claim possibly a hoax though officials warned the danger remained. The ship, due Cherbourg Saturday and Southampton Sunday, tightened watertight doors as a precaution.
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Rodney Pinder
Associated Press
London
Atlantic
Europe
mid-Atlantic
New York
Cunard Lines
Richard Patton
Cunard
Fifth Avenue
QE2
Alagood Attacks Bryant Over Proofreading Payment
State Sen. Oscar Alagood of Little Rock condemns Secretary of State Kelly Bryant for authorizing a 1.11 per page proofreading payment to Democrat Printing & Lithographing Co for 3,400 pages of the 1971 acts. He notes assistants did the proofreading and cites letters from Armitage Harper as the basis for three payments totaling 3780 dollars. Australia is the only continent that is also a country.
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Little Rock
Oscar Alagood
Secetary
Kelly Bryant
Bryant
Alagood
Democrat Printing & Lithographing Co
Armitage Harper
Anniversary calendar filled with revivals and choirs
Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ marks Pastor's thirty second anniversary with events through May 21. Guest churches join Saturday night eight o'clock service, followed by Sunday classes and a 3 pm anniversary service. Also listed are a benefit program for Wynn Chapel C.M.E., a dynamic song festival at Mt Zion, a Gospel Soul Searchers concert in Springhill, youth meeting May 23, and Hope Bears game at Macedonans stadium. Obituaries note Jeanldine Lindsey and Richard Marshall deaths with services upcoming, and Juanita Wade’s passing.
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Pentecostal Temple Church of God In Christ
Bell Street
Nashville
I.V. Williams
Mandeville
W.K. King
Arkadelphia
O.N. Dennis
Emmet
E. Junnell
The
Ministerial Alliance
Beebe C
Wynn Chapel
C.M.E
Mt. Zion C.M.E
Hope
Johnny Stuart
J.E. Inghram
Haynes Chapel
Wanda Jones
Hazel Simpson
W. M. Carroll
Gospel Soul Searchers
Springhill
Louisiana
J.C. White
Jeanldine Lindsey
Omaha
Nebraska
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
Cave Hill Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
McClellan backs brick and mortar progress plan
Russellville Arkansas AP report quotes Sen. John L. McClellan defending a brick and mortar approach as the only path to economic progress. He says the campaign hinges on progress versus stagnation and argues for building, growing and developing.
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Russellville, Ark
John L. McClellan
Debates Planned as Humphrey McGovern Target California
Senators Hubert H. Humphrey and George McGovern agree to face-to-face TV debates before the California primary. The talks begin in Los Angeles with Humphrey proposing three debates while McGovern accepts the challenge and heads toward Oregon. West Virginia results show Humphrey delegates leading with 26 of 35 seats as McGovern and Muskie supporters win few spots.
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Bill Stall
Associated Press
Sens
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
California
West
Minnesota
Humphrey
South Dakota
McGovern
Oregon
Los Angeles
Wilshire Boulevard
Minnesotan
Portland
Ore
Moc
Portland Thurgh
West Virginia
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Beautiful Weekend Forecast For Arkansas
The National Weather Service in Little Rock says only a small chance of showers is possible late Monday and Tuesday in the far north. A high pressure ridge from Canada to Texas will keep conditions warm with highs mid 80s and cool nights. Thursday highs ranged from 80 at Harrison to 86 at Jonesboro and Texarkana. no precipitation was recorded in the past 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
National Weather Service
Little Rock
Canada
Texas
Harrison
Jonesboro
Texarkana
Political Candidates for Public Office Published by The Star
The Star announces candidates for public office subject to Democrat Primary action. It lists individuals vying for party nomination and outlines the preliminary authorization for campaign eligibility and official designation pending primary results.
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Hope Star
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Citzens National Bank
Earl O'Neal
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Queen Liz
Ministry of Defense
Ministry
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RAF
Australia
Continent
Esther Hicks
Cervantes
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Hope Bears
Macedonia Ball Park
Bears
Nathaniel Holyfield
Macedonans
Willie Davie
Clide Trotter
Howard Porter
Ruby F. Flemons
Chicago
Ola Hopson
Rosie Bradford
Earl Muldrew
Homer W. Hopson
Richard Marshall
Lewisville
Cedar Grove Baptist Church
Shady Grove Cemetery
Juanita Wade
Hempstead County
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Odom
Finis Odom
Saenger
Atner
Datsun
Pinto
Vega
Ford
W. Second St
Hope, Arkansas
Norman M. Smith
Damon Young
Lile Easterling
Jerry H. Garrett
Dee Turnage McMurrough
Pat House
Carter Sutton Perry H. Henley Finis Odom
Harry Hawthorne
Jim Cole
J.T. Honeycutt
Henry Sinyard
Larry S. Patterson
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