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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1977

Page

7

Aldersgate Medical Camps Offer Specialized Weeklong Camps

Aldersgate affiliated with the United Methodist Church runs week long camps for children 7 to 16 with medical handicaps. Camps include Diabetic June 13 18 General Medical June 20 25 Orthopedic July 11 16 and Spina Bifida July 17 22. Cost is 75 with scholarships, nurses administer meds, doctors on call, located near Baptist Medical Center Little Rock.

Aldersgate United Methodist Church Arkansas American Diabetes Association Arkansas Spina

Nixon Justified Moves Against Chile in 1970 Coup

Former President Nixon defended authorizing CIA actions to influence Chilean politics before Salvador Allende’s 1970 victory. He cited fears of communist expansion in Latin America, called Chile a potential base for subversion, and said Allende would have moved toward dictatorship if allowed to govern.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Chile Latin America David Frost Cuba Hemisphere Frost Nixon Salvador Allende CIA Senate Intelligence Committee Allende Castro Senate Argentina Bolivia Brazil

Young sees Cuban advisers in Ethiopia as possible restraint

AP reports Ambassador Andrew Young, after a Africa tour, said Cuban advisers in Ethiopia might be more rational than Ethiopian leaders and could help stop the bloodshed. He noted up to 4,000 Ethiopians may have died and warned that if advisers escalate killings it would be terrible.

London Andrew Young Ethiopia Young Africa U.S United Nations David Owen Washington State Department Fidel Castro ABC News Partment U.S. Information Agency Rhodesia Owen Namibia South-West Africa

Memorial and social notices from Fulton event listings

The Black Community LET'S REFLECT Charity service promotion. Friday night prayers sponsored by Wayne Norwood and Mrs Jessie Mae Jones. participants include Charlie Jones Missionary Snow A Norwood and several Mrs titles. Weiner roasts at Hicks home 218 East Sixth Street 7 pm Friday May. 3rd Annual Memorial Service at Union Baptist Fulton Sunday May 29 2 pm. Junior Anna P Strong Cotillion Clubs host roast at Norma Henry 710 South Laurel Street Saturday May 28 7:30 pm. Public invited.

Wayne Norwood Jessie Mae Jones Charlie Jones Snow A. Norwood Mary Pace Lydia Brandon Melinda Prater Sarah Dennis Orene Colen Ozan N. Marks Church of God T. Dixon Pleasant W.T. Keys Beebe L.A. Allen R.J. Hicks East Sixth Street Jacquelyn Dennis Union Baptist Church Fulton Anna P. Strong Norma Henry South Laurel Street

Dayan Joins Likud Group As Possible Foreign Minister

Moshe Dayan, former defense minister and Labor stalwart, says in principle he will serve as foreign minister in a government led by Menahem Begin. Begin and Dayan spoke after Dayan visited a Tel Aviv hospital where he is recovering from heart membrane inflammation. Begin’s doctor says he is fit for the premiership.

Tel Aviv Israel Moshe Dayan Labor Party Dayan Associated Press Likud Menahem Begin Begin

Coal tax forbidden by Arkansas attorney general

The attorney general’s office ruled there is no authority for a city or county to levy a coal severance tax. The opinion, sent to Rep. B. G. Hendrix of Fort Smith, cites Act 942 of 1977, which bans local taxes on fuel, thereby prohibiting coal severance taxes.

Little Rock B. G. Hendrix Fort Smith Rodney Parham Parham

Dutch election victory but government formation delayed by hostage crisis

Prime Minister Joop den Uyl and the Labour party won in the Dutch elections yet forming a new government stalled as Asian extremists held over 160 hostages in northern Holland. Denny met with cabinet ministers about hostages in a school house and a hijacked train near Assen. No sign the hostage situation altered voter decisions.

the Hague The Netherlands Joop den Uyl Labor Party Ment Holland Denny Hos Tages Assen

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