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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1974
Page
1
The National Weather Service forecasts fair skies and mild temperatures today in Arkansas. Tonight cloudiness increases and colder temperatures are predicted for Thursday as a high pressure system moves away.
Deepening low over southern Nebraska and Kansas moves southeast toward northern Arkansas Missouri. A new cold front brings cloudiness gusty winds and falling temperatures with no precipitation expected. Highs reach upper 50s to 60s then mid 40s to 50s. lows in the 30s to upper 30s. Local temperatures for cities listed. experiment station 24 hour highs 60 lows 38. Subscription rates and delivery areas noted.
Gen. George S. Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, suggested a renewed Arab oil embargo could spur Americans to confront Jewish influence, saying Jews own banks and newspapers and control Congress. Pentagon and White House officials acknowledged the remarks but Brown defended himself, noting no policy shift and no intent to insult.
Wayman C. Smith, president of the Arkansas Federation of Chapters, National Association of Retired Federal Employees, will visit Hope on November 15 to discuss legislation affecting Civil Service retirees and annuitants. A 2 p.m. meeting is set in Social Security Room 106, Federal Building, 2nd and Laurel Streets, Hope, with potential formation of a local NARFE chapter if interest grows.
Ronald C. O Bryan, an optician, pleaded innocent to charges he poisoned his eight year old son Timothy to collect $61,000 in life insurance. He faces capital murder charges with possible death penalty if convicted.
Residents needing transport to the AARP meeting should call Al Park at 7177-4392 for arrangements. Poll workers from November 5 may collect their election pay at the County Clerk's office in the courthouse.
Leonard L. Hutson, 69, of Houston, dies after short illness. Survived by wife Ottis, siblings Paul and George Hutson, Alice Baker, Charlene Goodell, Lucille Malone, uncles Joe and Forrest Hutson. Services Friday in Houston via Settegest-Kopf Funeral Home. Faye McPherson of Texarkana, Ark., dies in San Antonio. Funeral Thursday at Pisgah Baptist Church. Burial in Pisgah cemetery. survivor list includes James, daughter, five sisters, two brothers, three grandchildren. Dr. Frederick Kallenbach, 81, renowned orchestra conductor and concert violinist, dies at home in Black Canyon City, Arizona.
Dr. Frank Schambach of Southern State College spoke at the Kiwanis meeting about excavations near Emmet on the Carroll Ferguson farm. Over three years about two acres yielded evidence of a 9000 year old civilization, with larger mounds for ceremonies and smaller for priests. Volunteers from 30 states assisted the Emmet dig.
Rockefeller facing questions over legalities of loans and gifts to campaigns in 1957 to 1974 totaling 3.26 million dollars. He disputed intent to influence officials but acknowledged responsibility for the book Arthur J. Goldberg, the Old and the New. He said Laurance Rockefeller underwrote it and that John Wells coordinated publication and funding efforts.
Jo Ann Pine, a Hempstead Association for Retarded Citizens board member, named campaign chairman for National Retarded Citizens Month. The Hempstead County goal is 1400 dollars to fund education, community services, and research into causes and prevention. The Key Club, led by James Pride, will hold activities November 18 to 23 and Boy Scout Troop No. 92 will do house-to-house solicitations.
Arafat rested after threats to assassinate him at a Monday news conference. Russell Kelner of the JDL warned of trained men who would ensure Arafat and his lieutenants did not leave New York alive. FBI arrested Kelner on interstate threats with bail set at 100000 dollars for a November hearing. Police dispersed crowds as 16 PLO members stayed at the Waldorf Towers with Khaddoumi arriving in a 20 car convoy. Police dogs and a helicopter secured the area while PLO spokesmen framed the visit as a major diplomatic move.
Mike Hartsfield a senior at Hope High School is chosen for Who's Who Among American High School Students 1973 1974. The publication recognizes leadership in academics athletics activities or community service from over 20 000 schools and less than 3 percent receive the honor. He is Beta Club Quill and Scroll NHS president and associate editor of Hi Lights. He will compete for scholarships of 500 to 1000 and may join the Survey of High Achievers. He plans to attend Texas Lutheran College after graduation in May.
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