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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1970

Page

10

Special Recognition at Awards Banquet HOPE ABB STAR

Hope High School seniors received special recognition at an Awards Banquet held May 14 at Town and Country Restaurant. Delegates to Boys State were selected, including Steve Sulton and Karen Buges, with many members named for scholarships and citizenship awards.

HOPE Boys State Hope High School First Row Steve Sulton Ka+ton Beggs B&pw Club American Legion Nancy Courtney Lamar Cox

Moore Back for World Cup Play Amid Shoplifting Case

English captain Bob Moore, the Golden Boy, returned to join his teammates in Mexico City as the World Cup opener nears. A Bogota shoplifting accusation still lingers, but a Colombian magistrate allowed travel to Mexico. Moore awaits clearance while reporting to the Colombian consul general and hopes to rejoin England in Guadalajara soon.

John Farrow Mexico City Bobby Moore Bogoti Colombia Blom Fean Moore Bogota Mexico Guadalajara

Port quote notes no English tam plot

A fragment quotes a port official asserting there was no plot against the English tam by any party. The line reflects a denial of conspiracy, though context and sources are limited.

Weekend Betting Surges as $100 Million Gambled on Races

Across the nation fans wager about 100 million on horse and harness racing through the Memorial Day weekend. Belmont Park hosts the 9,625 Mother Goose Stakes for 3-year-old fillies, the second leg of the fillies triple crown, with 16 runners including Cathy Honey and Royal Signal. Other top races include the $128,400 Jersey Derby at Garden State Park and $216,000 Metropolitan Mile at Belmont, plus Arlington Park and Hollywood Park handicaps.

Associated Press Belmont Park Cathy Honey Royal Signal Aqueduct Garden State Park Belmont Arlington Park Hollywood Park Del

Harness and Thoroughbred Stakes Headline Contests

The program features the $20,000 Oakland Handicap at Golden Gate Fields and the $20,000 Bayard Tucker man Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Saturday's card at Roosevelt Raceway is led by the $98,600 Realization Pace. In the Jersey Derby, Preakness winner Personalitty and High Echelon loom favored against Hagley Corn Off The Cob and Silent Screen with 126 pounds. Tempered Yankee is favored in the Realization Pace as a key prep for the Belmont Stakes on June 6.

Aware Park Oakland Golden Gate Fields Suffolk Downs Roosevelt Raceway Personality High Hagley Corn Tempered Yankee

64 Teams Enter Outdoor ICAA Track Meet in Philadelphia

The 94th annual Outdoor ICAA Track and Field Championships open with 64 teams, led by Villanova and Maryland as favorites. Five individual titles will be decided in javelin discus hammer long jump and the six mile run, with 15 trials for Saturday finals at Franklin Field.

Philadelphia Villanova Maryland Franklin Field

Fort Smith teacher defends letter praising Kent State killings

Ronnie Ashley a Fort Smith Northside High School industrial arts instructor says he meant every word in a letter to Senator Fulbright suggesting medals for the Kent State four. He claims the Guardsmen acted to protect lives and property and criticizes campus demonstrations as damaging tax-supported structures.

Harry King Associated Press Fort Smith, Ark J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Kent State University Ronnie Ashley Fort Smith Northside High School Fulbright Senate Ashley Pricate Northside

Editor Letter Praises Hope Park Facilities

A reader thanks The Star for the city park facilities and equipment observed last weekend. The writer singles out the bicycle built for two and notes the park’s quality and public accessibility.

the Star P.O Hope Ark Hope Park

Rhode Island court frees Arkansas fugitive Shaddock

Herbert H. Shaddock, a former Cummins Prison Farm inmate, was released by Rhode Island officials after Gov. Licht blocked his extradition to Arkansas. The judge granted release as papers signed by the governor supported the action, citing fear of reprisals tied to his anti segregation activities.

Gyweence Cummins Arkansis Rhode Island Herbert H. Shaddock Superior Court Willian Mackenzie Frank Licht Shaddock Arkansas

Even Sexy Potatoes Could Count WASTILINGTON

AP reports Americans can opt out of mailing lists offering pornography or potatoes by notifying postmasters that they find the item too sexy. A Post Office official cites a 1967 law upheld by the Supreme Court, aiming to remove innocent families from unwanted mail. The legal department argues the ruling does not broaden the antipandering law, despite public speculation.

Wastilington Post Office Department Supreme Cours Post Office Legal Department Supreme Court Warren E. Bupger Post Office

Negro Community News and Local Notices Compiled

Ester Hicks reports on peace and a blood spillage quote attributed to Andrew Jackson. Keystone Lodge 43 votes June 2, 1970 at 8 p.m. Obituaries note Pelvin Cole and Marcellus Walker services May 30 in two locations. School program highlights Brookwood Kindergarten Spring Program with numerous participants. Nashville earns the nickname Athens of the South for its Greek architectural influence on public buildings.

Andrew Jackson Keystone Lodge 43 Osto Johnson Wichita Kansas Floyd Johnson Ellawese Chandler Wichita High School East Johnson Barbara Cuebit Pelvin Cole New Testament Pentecostal Church of Jesus Sturday Two Mile Branch Hicks Funeral Home

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Ima Dean DAR Good Citizen Willie Witherspoon Winstead County Teachers Assn Harriet Hickles Rotary Club Thomas Williams Danforth Foundation Anna P. Strong Balinda Evans Lope Rotary Club Meredith Watkins Charmette Club Artis Martin HHS Margaret Mauldin Ark. Farmers Union Nyc James Morrison RAVT Jimmy Alford Beryl Henry Andy Brightanforth Delta Kappa Gamma Cheryl Tyer Bruce Garrett derson-Frazier Insurance Tina Martin Justin Caldwell Thomas Norvell Henry W. Seaman Key Club Citizens National Bank Karen Buges Eril Downs Karen Future Nurses and FHA Hi-Lights Dora Caldwell B & PW Nike Club Future Nurses Future Homemakers Jerry Pruden Joe Fouse Tommy Holt Jimmy Pruden Tor Don Williams Calvin Willis Steve Haltom Mike Huddleston Ken Trout Scott Wood Claud H. Byrd Lesstig Huddleston Legion Clyde Fouse Lucy Mae Williams Donald Williams T.V. Wood Stephen Haltom William Haltom Michael Huddleston Wesley Huddleston Kenneth Trout A. R. Trout Hempstead County Teachers Association Will Ruther Ford Willie James WH. Jones Hope Rotary Club Harriet National Hover Society Beta Club Hope School Dennis Follows English Football Association Ester Hicks Marcellus Walker Scott's Memorial Methodist Church Paraloma Paraloma Cemetery Nicks Funeral Home, Inc Postal Parron Brookwood School Shirlee Ashworth Tim Butler America Michael Allen James Miller Kathy Tolleson Jennifer Moers John Renton Mary Kay Vandivere Allison Graves Diane Kellam Monty Freel ABC Song Ann Bell Cindy Zimmerebner An Octopus Jon Tom Johnsoo Hokey Pokey Michalle Rosenbaum Dana Mrtin Annette Lea Robyn Burke Charlotte Price Connie Clark Tonya Hornen Debbie Johnson Robby Nual Brother Cathy Wright Lora Ann Koen Daniel Hays Pat LaGrone Richie Key Trey Sharpe Glenda Scroggins Kathy Gilbert Beth Graves Larry Siston Dianna Johnson Mark Ducksett Puppy Mary Kay Vaudierevere The Gallet Ship Joni Drake Scotty van Hon Jimmie Mason Kent Wood Todd Davis Buster Kauble Rusty Whitley Clifton Rogers Tad Duncan Brett Bittle Sidney Flowers Nashville, Tenn Athens South
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