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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1973

Page

3

Nixon vows no resignation amid Watergate turmoil

President Nixon in a late night TV radio address rejects calls to quit and pledges to stay in office as investigations into Watergate expand. He says he will work long hours for peace abroad and prosperity at home while aides discuss weeks of actions to clarify the matter. Ziegler notes an expanded legal team to handle probes and says Nixon will not appear before the Senate Watergate committee.

Washington Nixon Teevision Ronald L. Ziegler White House Miami Samuel Powers Jr Ziegler Watergate Special Prosecutor's Office Senate Watergate Committee Barry Goldwater Arizona United States Sen Edward W. Brooke Massachusetts

Mills predicts Nixon resignation in months

Rep. Wilbur D. Mills D Ark predicts Nixon will resign within a short period due to pressure from the news media Congress and the public Mills says a resignation could come in as brief as three months He disputes Nixon's stance on the press and notes Watergate as insufficient for impeachment yet foresees eventual White House exit Mills also sees Gerald Ford as next vice president and dismisses Arkansas speculation about Mills himself as president potential

Kensett Ark Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Congress Nixon Associated Press Mills House Ways and Means Committee Edmund G. “Pat California Oécuer Washington Mill White House Gerald Ford Michigan Ford Peyur

Penn State names four co-captains for 1974 season

The Penn State football squad will again be led by four co captains. Named to the role for the upcoming season are John Capelletti Randy Crowder Mark Markovich and Ed ONeil.

Penn State John Capelletti Randy Crowder Mark Markovich Ed O'Neil

Congress overrides veto on war powers bill

Congress enacts over President Nixon a war powers measure restricting undeclared wars to 60 days without congressional approval. The House vote 284 to 135, Senate 75 to 18. Nixon and allies denounce the bill while supporters cite public support after Vietnam. Vienna report notes clean air and parks. Ford urges unity with diplomacy.

Washington Congress Nixon U.S House Senate John Tower R-Tex Moscow Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Javits Charles H. Percy Percy

Energy measures move fast in Congress push

Congressional leaders promise quick action on most energy saving proposals from President Nixon. Senate Interior Committee chair Henry M. Jackson says hearings today and a bill out by Friday, with Senate approval expected next week. House Democratic whip John J. McFall and Rep. Torbert H. Macdonald foresee action before the December recess.

Washington Nizon Senate Interior Henry M. Jackson Senate Jackson House John J. McFall D-Calif Torbert H. Macdonald D-Mass Subcommittee of Power Nixon Congress

Community notices and obituaries from Lonoke area

The Anna P Strong Club meets Friday November 10 at 6 30 p.m. at Mrs Martha Thompsons home. Lonoke Baptist Church holds annual Usher Day Sunday November 11 with guest church Texarkana Ushers and Dr C K Yarber delivering the message. Beebe Memorial C M E Altar Guild postpones Sunday meeting. Obituary notes Mr O C Thomas of Columbus Ark died November 6 funeral November 10 at Hopewell C M E Columbus burial Camp Spring Cemetery. Junior Anna P Strong Club meets November 10 at 3 p.m. at Mrs Thompsons home. Also news of Mrs Lillie Mae Smith returning from California to Oklahoma visit family.

Anna P. Strong Martha Thompson Lonoke Baptist Church Lonoke Baptist Church of Texarkana C.K. Yarber Altar Guild of Beebe Memorial C.M.E. Church O.C. Thomas Columbus Ark Hopewell C.M.E Camp Spring Lillie Mae Smith California Julius Elliby Arlington Texas Smith Los Angeles Elizabeth Cooper Darline Austin Annie Lee Biddle Ruby Dell Miller Arthur Thomas el Reno Oklahoma R.D. Smith

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