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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1973

Page

3

Murder trial at DeWitt to begin today

The first degree murder trial of Benny West of DeWitt opens in Circuit Court for the 1970 slaying of Jimmy Wampler, 27, a rice farmer from Fair Oaks. Prosecutor Sam Weems, defense attorney Guy H. Matt Jones, and several co-defendants are noted, with Judge Andrew Ponder presiding.

Dewitt, Ark Benny West DeWitt Jimmy Wayne Wampler Fair Oaks Sam Weems Stuttgart West Guy H.matt Jones Conway Jones Wampler Joe Keagebien U.S. Supreme Court Keagebein Teddy Kittler Larry Mannis Circuit Court Andrew Ponder Newport Henry Means Malvern Mannis

Bumpers urges graduates to engage in politics

Gov. Dale Bumpers told Arkansas Polytechnic College graduates not to shun politics calling it the least desirable profession. He urged that government reflects the people and warned that injustice may win briefly but cannot endure while free institutions like the press remain.

Russellville Ark Dale Bumpers Arkansas Polytechnic College Bumpers

ISRAEL IX A Return to War and the Suez Crisis Recalled

A historical overview cites the 1956 Suez crisis and Israel's Sinai advance, noting British French and American pressure, UN mediation, and the stalemate that followed. It highlights the international stakes tied to regional power and the enduring sense that the Middle East events affect global outcomes.

American Friends Service Committee Nasser Suez Canal Egypt Gulf of Aqaba United States Sinai United Nations Sharm el Sheikh Strait of ‘Tiran Globe Middle East Euphrates Desert

Camden 28 acquitted in draft board raid in New Jersey

A U S District Court jury acquitted 17 Vietnam war protesters once tied to an abortive Aug. 22 1971 draft board raid in Camden. Although participants admitted involvement FBI testimony and judge remarks on government overreach were cited in the verdict. The defendants included seven men and five women with one cited resident from Brightwaters New York.

Camden N.J FBI U.S. District Court Joan Reilly Brightwaters N.Y Vietnam Selective Service Local Board Federal Carl Broege Newark Asst U.S John Barry Robert W. Hardy Hardy Clarkson S. Fisher

Committee to outline Cox's role

The Senate Judiciary Committee discusses how much independence Archibald Cox will have as Watergate special prosecutor. Elliott Richardson outlines full authority to investigate the 1972 election offenses, including the break in and White House related allegations, with Cox asserting independence to do the job right.

John Chadwick Associated Press Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Archibald Cox Cox U.S Elliot I. Richardson Nixon Richardson Watergate White House Department of Justice Publc Senate Judiciary Committee

Rotarians view wildlife film at Hope luncheon

Rotary members heard Cecil Bittle present a film on wildlife titled So Little Time at the Hope club meeting on May 18. Distributed by the Interior Department and Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, it warned of extinction risk if conservation fails. President Bob Gullett led the session with three guests in attendance.

Cecil Bittle Hope Rotary Club Department of the Interior Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Bob Gullett Yancey Reynolds Richard Woodson Livermore Calif A. A. Calloway Beawnont Tex

Economists in an Urban Age by Brewster

David E. Brewster, agricultural historian in the Economic Research Service, argues in Farm Index that urban and rural sectors are tightly linked. He cites city blues in need of housing and services, while rural areas suffer lack of opportunity prompting outmigration to cities.

Washington Agriculture Department David E. Brewster Economic and The Economic Research Service Brewster Farm Index Department U.S

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