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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1970
Page
7
Members of the Gardenia Garden Club visited Spring Lake Park in Texarkana Texas on Thursday May 21 1970 to view B T T projects and garden displays.
The Arkansas Welfare Board voted to remove the requirement that welfare children attend only an approved school. The change allows any school, public or private, and drops the approved school clause tied to a Carthage boycott. Board also denied future welfare payments to nursing homes for unapproved transfers and for patient counts exceeding licensed capacity.
Ironworker Ronnie Ambrose says workers will beat anyone burning the flag while condemning peace demonstrators. He accuses unions of ordering violence during the Wednesday rally though the demonstrations remain peaceful.
Associated Press reports from Tokyo that Mao Tse-tung, amid Cambodia’s crisis and U.S. protests, reiterates a steadfast revolutionary vision. He praises global upheaval, warns of world war danger, and portrays U.S. imperialism as a paper tiger while urging continued struggle.
AP report from Camden Arkansas describes State Police conditioning using karate taught by Troop er King of Paris. Twenty five troopers in the first class will train six weeks at the Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy to improve strength and stamina and reduce the need for force. Graduation is set for May 29.
The Lonoke Baptist Church senior choir honored Hope High School 1970 graduates with a repast in the church fellowship hall. Churches represented included Garrett Chapel Bethel AME New Bethel Mt Pleasant CME Mt Zion CME BeBee CME and Lonoke. Bible games were played and W V Rutherford Verger Junior High principal spoke.
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