Sharpe elected vice president of Junior Bankers Assn
Charles Sharpe Jr ass vice-president of First National Bank was chosen VP of the Junior Bankers Association of the Arkansas Bankers Assn. He has served as treasurer, leads the installment loan dept and started the Bank Americaid program. A University of Arkansas and 1969 Southwestern School of Banking graduate, he is also chamber of commerce treasurer and Hope Lions Club member.
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Charles Sharpe, Jr
First National Bank
Junior Bankers Ass'n
Arkansas Bankers
Ass'n. Sharpe
First National
Bank
Finn Wins Mexico City Auto Rally
Rally officials say Hannu Mikkola of Finland was the unofficial winner of the London to Mexico City event after 16,000 miles. Raine Aaltonen led the Fortin de las Flores start, with Mikkola driving a Ford Escort and celebrating his birthday recently. The final results were to be officially announced later today at Aztec Stadium.
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Mexico City
Hannu Mikkola
Finland
Fortin de Las Flores
Veracruz
San Salvador
Mexico
Aztec Stadium
Raine Alltonen
Ous
London
Wembley Stadium
Mikkola
Parana
Daily Mirror
Gunnar Palm
Ford Escorts
Gunizer
Shaq
Triumph
Aaltonen
May events spread across Arkansas on road trips
A dense list of May happenings across Arkansas towns includes high school graduations in Little Rock, art fairs in Eureka Springs and Magnolia, a Passion Play in Little Rock, various horse shows in Stuttgart and Clarksville, rodeos in Siloam Springs and Paragould, pageants in Warrenton and Hot Springs, festivals in Greenwood and Leslie, a Ringling Brothers circus in Collins, and multiple antique shows, dog shows, and outdoor art events statewide. The compilation notes venues like the Coliseum in Little Rock, Burns Park in North Little Rock, and Municipal Auditorium in Fort Smith, with dates scattered from May 12 through May 30 and beyond. Many events feature local clubs, youth fairs, and specialty societies staging annual or one-time attractions.
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Little Rock
Coliseum
Eureka Springs
Arkansas Traveller Folk Theatre
Hardy
Dermott
Batesville
Big Flat
Magnolia
Burns Park
North Little Rock
Central Arkansas Association
Stuttgart
Municipal Auditorium
Fort Smith
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Cal«iseum
Leslie
Ila
We Lions
Calico Rock
Paris
Silvant Springs
Arena
Arlington Park
Hot Springs
Siloam Springs
Clarksville
Greenwood
Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey
Hall of Industry
Memorial services and meetings announced by local groups
Calendar items include memorial services at Mt Zion CME Church on Sunday May 1 at 7 pm followed by Official Board reports Rev Thomas E Cherry pastor Keebee Chapter No 420 E S meets at Davis Chapel tonight at 7 pm All members urged to attend OES Prince Hall Affiliation Arkansas hosts Spring Festival May 25 at 7 30 pm Red Oak Grove Gymnasium public invited Ad Hibalon free Note explains how telephone sound is transmitted as electrical energy then reconverted to sound.
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Mt. Zion Cme
Thomas E. Cherry
Hkeebe
E. S
Davis Chapel Methodist Church
North Hazel Street
O.E.5
Prince Hall
Arkansas
Red Oak Grove
Flossion
Ad. Hibalon
Senate Tries for White House Peace
Senate leaders clash over a June 30 spending cutoff for U.S. operations in Cambodia. Republican Hugh Scott says troop withdrawals could moot the antiwar amendment while Democrat Mike Mansfield insists the issue will be voted on, with Nixon’s timetable shaping the debate. The chamber backed a June 30 deadline 82 to 11, but White House opposition remains strong.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Hugh Scott
U.S
Cambodia
Mike Mansfield
Scott
Mansfield
Nixon
White House
John Sherman Cooper
Frank Church
Idaho
Hospital Cost Forecast Spurs Medicare Outlay Talks
Senate Finance Committee hearings on rising hospital costs consider a 1980 daily rate of 1000 in major cities. AB Ribicoff and Sen Williams warn of solvency risks. AHA President elect Hahn cites rising inpatient averages, urging broader insurance to spread future costs.
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Joe Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dcoon
John J. Williams
R-Del
Ribicoff
Mark Berke
San Francisco
American Hospital Association
Philip Lee
Health, Education and Welfare Department
New York City
Jack A. L. Hahn
Indianapols
AHA
Hahn
Haha
Naw
Hope Star Hope Ark 1929 newspaper masthead and rates
The Hope Star Star of Hope 1699 press describes publication details, staff roles, affiliations, and advertising reach. It lists offices, circulation managers, director roles, and multiple advertising rate tables for subscriptions by carrier and mail regions across Arkansas and beyond.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
By Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
86 Year Old Hope Arkansas Weaving Instructor Shines
Dorothy Sharkey, 86, longtime Hot Springs resident and Philadelphia native, teaches weaving at the Neighborhood Senior Citizen's Center once a week. She weaves rugs and carpets for a film set in Tyringham Mass and creates palace mats, towels, and covers. An artist since 1904, she paints birds and landscapes, does ceramics, and raises Siamese cats and goats.
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Steve Sichols
Hot Springs Sentine
Hot Springs
Ark
Senior Citizen's Center
Dorothy Sharkey
Philadelphia
The
Sporting Club
William Roerick
the Sporting Club
Tyringham
Mass
Sharkey
California
American League Reschedules Postponed Games Through April 24
The American League announced new dates for suspended games through April 24. Oakland at Minnesota moved from April 12 to August 10. Kansas City at Minnesota shifted from April 14 to July 1 as part of a twilight doubleheader. Chicago at Milwaukee rescheduled for April 19 with one game on June 8 and another on July 7 as a twinight doubleheader. Boston at Detroit moved from April 19 to July 7 as part of twinight doubleheader. Washington at Cleveland shifted to June 18 with one game included in a twin-night doubleheader.
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Boston
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Troop Stay In Vietnam Likely To Involve Ground Fighting
Pentagon officials say security troops guarding bases in Vietnam could conduct roving patrols into the countryside and encounter fighting even after the formal combat role ends next year. Officials warn the public to expect possible American casualties as forces shift to a support role.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Pentagon
Lebanese Cabinet Delays Arab Help Request
The Lebanese Cabinet delayed deciding whether to ask Morocco or Tunisia for military aid to defend Lebanon from Israeli attacks. New measures empower the army to shoot at guerrillas firing from Lebanon into Israel starting June 16, as Israeli patrols press the southern border.
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Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Morocco
Tunisia
Lebanon
Jordan
Egypt
Beirut
Israel
Rashid Karami
Moshe Bayak Warns of Near Israel Soviet Clash at Suez
Minister Moshe Bayak says a direct Israel Soviet confrontation over the Suez Canal is only four and a half breadths away, but he expects both sides to avoid direct clash for a long time.
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Sense
Moshe Bayak
Israel
Suez Canal
Drug-Control Office Planned to Fight Arkansas Drug Problem
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Crime Commission will open a Drug Control Office soon to coordinate statewide efforts against drug abuse. Gov. Rockefeller said the office will operate once the Justice Department approves the commission plan and will unite agencies, business and civic groups in detection prevention education treatment and rehabilitation.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Crime Commission
Winthrop Rockefeller
Wold
Justice Department
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Hope Star
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Walnut St
Hope
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Arkansas Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
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N.Y
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Sfich
Skirvin Tower
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Nevada
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Rephan
NANCY
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