Rotary club program highlights Farm Labor Center in Hope
At the Hope Rotary Club luncheon on May 19 Vernon Wickliffe introduced Rev Robert Gross of the Hope Baptist Association who oversees migrant worker ministry. The Center offers 160 beds, meals and rest, with 50 000 visitors in a nine month period, mainly Mexicans, plus playgrounds and a small chapel. President Sam Strong welcomed guests Herman Connelly Steve Hidalgo and Donal Parker.
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Hope Rotary Club
Vernon Wickliife
Robert Gross
Hope Baptist Association
Sam Strong
Herman Connelly
Nashville
Steve Hidalgo
Little Rock
Donal Parker
American Legion Post To Meet In Hope Community
Nelson EH Post 427 and Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the post home of Commander Eu Carmichael with a guest invited. A pie supper will be served as members gather. Reporter Lula M. Gamble notes local activity and student achievements.
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Lula M. Gamble
French Open Prize Boom and Seed Shifts at Paris
The French Open starts with a larger prize fund led by $12,000 to the men's champion and $4,000 to the women's winner. Defending finalists Kodes and Nastase head the seedings No. 1 and 2, while Stan Smith faces clay adjustment challenges as No. 3. Goolagong tops the women's seeds with Richey Gunter near top contenders and Casals among notable entrants.
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Australia
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Benefit Entertainers in Memphis Event
Memphis benefit event announced featuring singer Johnny Cash and entertainer Poana founder of the ts. The show supports hospital funds and related charities. Proceeds to aid local services as part of a Saturday schedule in Memphis.
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Protesters March On Pentagon Amid Peace Demonstration
Associated Press reports a March 4 antiwar protest at the Pentagon did not block the Defense Department HQ. About 100 formed a circle and chanted as police dispersed them. across the Potomac about 400 planned to march, later singing after a police-scheduled permit. Troops prepared to support policing as 15,000 rallied at the Capitol with some violence and arrests noted.
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Monument Circle
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New York
San Francisco
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Leo Patrick
Dear Joe the Juice how to become a philosopher
HAL BOYLE answers a letter from Joe the Juice, explaining philosophy as a field open to all not a toy for youths. He warns against pretension, outlines essential tools and a sociable approach, and advises patience and thoughtful living over hurried effort.
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New York
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Eagle Shot Survives After Shooter Fined in Wisconsin
An immature bald eagle survived after being shot near Colfax Wisconsin in October 1971. Gary Buss witnessed the incident and the shooter was later fined 100 dollars in federal court in Madison. The bird recovered, was released two months later near Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, and a 500 dollar reward was paid to Buss under the National Wildlife Federation program started in 1971. Benny Roark of Fordyce pledges help to county surveyors if elected land commissioner.
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Gary Buss
Colfax
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U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Madison
Chippewa Falls
Charles Kemper
Necedah National Wildlife Refuge
Wyoming
Arkadelphia, Ark
Benny Roark
Fordyce
Susan McCain Receives BA Degree at Ouachita College
Susan McCain of Oakhaven earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science Magna Cum Laude from Ouachita Baptist University on May 6. She is set to enter the University of Arkansas Law School in September and held Chi Delta and Alpha Chi membership while at Ouachita and worked in the Biology Department.
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Yerger High School
Ab Ow Jones
Hope
Philander Simnith College
Little Sunday
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Association For Childhood
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Phyettes
Alpha Phi Omega
Susan McCain
John W. House
Oakhaven
Quachita Baptist University
Susan
University of Arkansas Law School
Ouachita
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