01 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1973
Page
1
The Our Daily Bread column presents brief notes by The Faitor Alex H Washburn on daily spiritual reflections and concise observations from the parish. Readers glimpse short vignettes on faith and devotion in a compact, period voice.
A column notes Hazel Street crossing hazards amid post rain chaos on S Main Street. Roy Anderson, praised by readers, faces city street reconstruction and blocked driveways as drivers navigate mud and mechanical snarls. The writer recalls a near miss with a diesel switch-engine and urges attention to hazardous crossings.
In Washington Nixon hosts Egyptian and Israeli leaders separately as Golda Meir seeks clarity from Kissinger on U S policy while Ismail Fahmy pursues support for Egyptian aims. Meir protests pressure on cease fire lines and Sadat refuses prisoner exchanges until Israeli withdrawal to Oct 22 lines, signaling potential talks under UN guidance.
In Memphis Tennessee eight peace officers face trial over the beating death of 17 year old Elton Hayes a Negro. His mother Gussie McGowan testified describing her sons injuries and his dropout from Melrose High School while noting he tried to find factory work. The trial includes a Memphis policeman and Shelby County sheriff deputies among those charged with murder or assault to murder.
The White House claims no tapes exist for two pivotal Watergate talks, noting a June 20 1972 and an April 15 1973 exchange were not recorded due to equipment failures. Witnesses were set to testify as officials argued the recordings never existed.
Texas lawyer Leon Jaworski was chosen as the new Watergate special prosecutor and Sen. William Saxbe as attorney general. Both selections face Senate confirmation amid calls for an independent prosecutor. Jaworski pledged independence, while Saxbe criticized the release of Nixon tapes as too intimate. Jaworski, 68, led Houston's trial bar and once presided over the American Bar Association. he counts Lyndon Johnson and John Connally as friends.
A city hall sign notes 45 shopping days to Christmas and 60 days to 1974 budget. Two budgets exist: City General Services and Water & Light Plant. General budget stands at a million dollars, requiring at least $50,000 extra revenue yearly to offset inflation, without adding new services. The city points to $50,000 revenue sharing as inflation coverage and emphasizes plans to use Coliseum at Fair Park for parks and recreation events, with a call to book via the Parks & Recreation Department, 861.
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