Obituaries and local notices from Hope area
Mrs Stella Virginia Carr 70 died in Wink Texas and served in local churches and chapters. Ira House 70 died after hospital stay, survived by wife Lorraine and children. funeral set in Hope. Hope Lions Club lunch features Jim Hart and program on Blind Rehabilitation Center. Ladies Night Banquet planned June 9 with awards and officer recognition.
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Stella Carr
Stella Virginia Carr
Wink
Texas
Battlefield
Wink Eastern Star
Rebecca Lodge
First Methodist Church
Wanda Waldrop
Mo+Lean
Shirley Richardson
Amarillo
Odis Murray
Hope
Lou Murray
White Oak
Chad Murray
Pasadena
Cordin Mitchell
Odessa
Ruby Dillion
Shreveport
James Massey
Bethany Cemetery
Spring Hill
Connie Robbins
Herndon Funeral Home of
Ira
Pete) House
First Assembly of God Church
Lorraine
James
Texarkana
Mary Sue House
George House
Garland
Ira Smith
Merryville
Oakcrest Chapel
C.C. Truitt
Rose Hill Cemetery
Oakcrest Mortuary
Hope Lions Club
Hubert Thrash
Jim Hart
Sigmund Ramberg
Dorcas Peterson
Hart
First Baptist Church
Lions
Don Freel
W.L. Tate
Little Rock
Lion Clubs
David Moore
Bobby Joe Lee
David
Norman Moore
Nader Topic Sets Tone at GM Shareholders Meeting
General Motors shareholders meet in Detroit as Ralph Nader's dissident campaign presses to open the firm to broader public involvement. Proposals seek a three member expansion of the board and a stockholders committee to study safety, pollution control, mass transit and welfare, with a pay cap proposal also debated.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ralph Nader
General Ublic
GM Board
James M. Roche
Project On Corporate Responsibility
Philip W. Moone
Moore
Npearly
Nader
Sextuplet Births End In Tragic Loss At Hospital
A 25 year old woman treated with a fertility drug gave birth to sextuplets at University Hospital in Luck New York. All six infants weighing under 2 pounds each died within seven hours of birth due to prematurity. The mother Mrs Martin Danoff and her husband were reported as philosophical about the tragedy.
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Mary Ellen Myrene
Associated Press
NEW Luck
University Hospital
Martin Danoff
Manhattan
Bellevue Hospital
Herbert Radison
Danoff
Lanoffs
Weather Elsewhere and a New Jersey Quintuplet Birth
The report lists weather for major cities with high and low temperatures. Moe Missing ing multiple births is noted, highlighting a recent quintuplet birth in New York with five siblings, three girls and two boys, to Mrs. William Kienast of Liberty Corners, NJ, all alive.
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New York
William Kienast
Liberty Corners
Arkansas Weather Forecast For Weekend Thunder Showers
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Friday notes high 88, low 61, trace of rain. Partly cloudy and warm Saturday with widely scattered afternoon thunder showers, most numerous west and south. Lows tonight upper 50s to mid 60s, Saturday highs in the 80s to low 90s.
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Arkansas
Mitchell Warns Police to Keep Cool at Campus Disturbances
Attorney General John Mitchell urged police and National Guardsmen to remain calm during campus disturbances amid federal investigations into Kent State Jackson State and Augusta shootings. He assigned Jerris Leonard to oversee probes and pledged full manpower to uncover facts while warning officials not to hinder investigations.
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Mark Brown
Associated Press
Washington
John N. Mitchell
Hardelinser
Kent State
Jackson State
Mitchell
Jerris Leonard
Justice Department
Jackson State Colege
Mississippi
Kent State University
Ohio
Augusta
Leonard
Law and Order
New York Times to suspend publication over printers strike
The New York Times says it will suspend publication after Saturday editions if no agreement is reached with Typographical Union No. 6. Publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger announced the temporary halt and unpaid Sunday shift, as union meetings stretch to 19 hours daily. Negotiations with the four major dailies remain deadlocked and may resume after this warning.
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NEW York
The
New York Times
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Times
Lozal
Bertram A. Powers
Powers
Sulgberger
Daily News
Post
Long Island Press
Henderson State College spring commencement set for May 22
Patricia Ann Bingham of Washington will graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Education at Henderson State College spring commencement on Friday May 22. The ceremony starts at 6 p.m. at Haygood Stadium with Dr. William Drummad delivering the main address.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Patericia Ann Bingham
Washington
Amonz
Henderson State College
Hershel Lucht
Miss Bingham
Haygood Stadium
William Drummad
Washington State Department of Public Instruction
Ambush Kills 10 Israelis on Bus Near Lebanon Border
Arab guerrillas ambushed a school bus near Israel's border with Lebanon, killing 10 Israelis including at least five children and wounding 21. The attack prompted a Security Council protest and spurred Israeli retaliation plans, with reports of further clashes across border towns and Lebanese settlements.
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Hal McClure
Associated Press
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Lebanon
Egypt
Na Yal
Red Sea
Foreign Ministry
Security Council
Port Safaga
Suez
Sharm el Shaikh
Sinai Peninsula
Safaga
Bint Jbeit
Yaroun
Aitaroun
Bint Jbeil
Fie
Amman
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine-General Command
Beirut
Behind the Scenes With Nixon on Eve of Cambodia Speech
AP report details President Nixon preparing for the Cambodia speech and May 8 press conference. It covers White House prep, staff memos, Camp David talks, NSC briefings, and Nixon dictating from the Executive Office Building as South Vietnamese forces push toward Phnom Penh, signaling strategic moves amid protests.
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Nixon
Cambodia
Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Vietnam
Kent State
Richard Nixon
East Room
Supreme Court
National Security Council
Camp David
Henry Kissinger
Essinger
NSC
United States
Kissinger
Woodcock Named Leader of UAW After Reuther's Death
Leonard Woodcock, 59, was unopposed for president of the United Auto Workers at a meeting of the International Executive Board. He succeeds Walter Reuther, who died in a plane crash, and will serve until the 1972 convention. Negotiations with General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler loom, with wage gains, early retirement, and cost of living adjustments among key union demands. South Vietnamese troops operating in Cambodia are noted in coverage.
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Detroit
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Walter PB. Reuther
Douglas A. Fraser
Woodstock
UAW
Reuther
Woodcock
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