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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1971

Page

4

Murder Trial Nears Verdict in Arkansas Case

Fayetteville AP The first degree murder trial of Daniel L. Graham 31 of near Springdale was to go to the jury late today after prosecution and defense rested. Hawkins testified Graham robbed the Safeway store abducted three workers and forced them to a rural road where shots were fired. The state seeks the death penalty. Road Funds Are Needed AP Hot Springs John W Harsh chairman of the state Highway Commission proposed either a bond issue or a 2 cent rise in the gasoline tax to fund highway improvements.

Fayetteville Ark Daniel L. Graham Springdale Graham Gene A. Frances Safeway Kenneth M. Ames Michael E. Hawkins Hawkins Gene Ames Franco Hot Springs John W. Harsh State Highway Commission Marsh

In This Age Nobody Wants to Stay Home Travel Dream

HAL Boyle reflects on universal wanderlust as people imagine journeys to distant lands and iconic sights. The piece contrasts bustling airports and ships with a longing to explore famed cities, battlefields, and cultures, noting that someone elsewhere longs to visit familiar places like Broadway, Grant's Tomb, and everyday American scenes.

Hal Boyle New York Manhattan Tripoli Riviera Scotland Galway London Eiffel Tower Paris Spa Belgium Normandy Rock of Gibraltar Bordeaux Burgundy Rhine Copenhagen Norway Canary Islands Czechoslovakia Moscow Red Square Athens Rome Sphinx Mt. Fuji Japan New Guinea Bali Australia Broadway Grant

GOP Will Have Candidate In Arkansas Governor Race

Charles T. Bernard, chairman of the Arkansas Republican Party, said in Jonesboro that the GOP would definitely field a candidate for governor next year and that 1972 should be favorable for the party. He earlier stirred debate by hinting the GOP might not run if Gov. Dale Bumpers seemed unbeatable. Bernard spoke to the Kiwanis Club.

Jonesboro Ark Charles T. Bernard Balre State Republican Party GOP Arkansas Bernard Dale Bumpers Kiwanis Club

Hope Ark Negro Community Dinner Reflections And Obituary

The Hope Arkansas Star notes an Apples of Gold dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hill on Sunday November 7 1971 with pastors W G Wynn H R Dotts and W T Keys among attendees. Funeral services for Mrs. Henrietta Johnson will be held November 14 at Lonoke Baptist Church with Rev L Bennie Beard Jr officiating. She is survived by ten children, a sister, five brothers, one sister in Phoenix and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

J. A. Hill So, Hazel W. G. Wynn Bethe! A.M.F Beard Lonoke Baptist Church H. R. Dotts Beebe Memorial C.M.E W. T. Keys Washington Henrietta Johnson L. Bennie Beard, Jr Robert Johnson San Francisco Calif Mattie Leola Brown Pittsburg Mary Williams Bastrop Vera Henderson Chicago Ill Emanuel Johnson Toledo Ohio Opal Johnson Hattie Lou Noble Cashie Johnson James Johnson Jr Willie Charles Johnson Hope Rodie Watson Edgar Brown L. Brown Phoenix Ann Lewis Brown Jimmie Brown Prescott Horace Johnson

Girl Rescued From Women's Revenge Group in Londonderry

In Londonderry Northern Ireland the Irish Republican Army freed a girl seized by hooded women from the Bogside area who planned to shear and tar her for fraternizing with British soldiers. The IRA whisked her to safety and returned her home as the group’s latest victim. The IRA denied involvement in earlier cases in which two other young women were humiliated by head clipping and tar, including Marta Doherty who was to marry Pvt John Larter today.

Londonderry Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army Women’s Bogside Irish Republic Marta Doherty Pvt John Larter

Arizona Crown Goes to Michael Proust Homecoming Queen

The University of Arizona crowns Michael Proust, 25, as homecoming queen, defeating five female candidates. The piece notes shifting vibes around homecoming traditions and hints at future questions about whether Mike will pursue beauty contests again. The report also touches on youth voting trends and other cultural notes.

University of Arizona Michael Proust Mike Tree Gods Mamas and Papas and Recordiig Gheir Phowie

Printed by Offset Gets His First Deer

A fragment suggests a note about a wedding possibly held secretly in the army Ebring ton Barracks. The Women's Revenge Group threatened to shear and tar 30 soldiers dolls. A male spokesman accused troops of plying girls with liquor and extracting information. In Belfast hundreds of British soldiers blackened their faces for protection against snipers and searched homes. They arrested 23 suspected terrorists and seized arms and ammunition.

Ebrington Barracks Belfast

Castro Like Walking News Conference in Chile

Fidel Castro conducts improvised press sessions during a Chile visit. He questions reporters, defends Cuba’s stance on Latin America, and reiterates that Cuba will not rejoin the OAS. U.S. envoy absent as U.S.-Cuba relations remain severed.

William F. Nicholson Associated Press Santiago Chile Fidel Castro Salvador Allende Castro Cuba Organization of American States OAS U.S Latin America Nathaniel Davis

Mills warns on federal spending and inflation control

Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, speaking to the Arkansas Federal Tax Institute, urged reducing government outlays to match revenue. He called for curbing nonessential spending and prioritizing welfare urban renewal environmental control and housing. He warned the U.S. faces inflation if spending remains high and urged tax hikes or stricter spend limits.

Hot Springs Ark Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark United States Mills Arkansas Federal Tax Institute

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