Arkansans Feel First Winter Chill Across State
Overnight temperatures plunged across Arkansas with Fayetteville at 19 degrees and Harrison at 2 degrees, Fort Smith 23, Little Rock 4, Pine Bluff 27, El Dorado 28, Texarkana 32, Jonesboro 3, and Memphis 28 as a cold snap settled in. The state remained under the…
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Hope Star ad rates and weather summary November 14 1975
Hope Star for Friday November 14 1975 presents local weather outlook and publishing details. A high pressure ridge forecast suggests warmer weekend with highs in the 60s to 70s and no precipitation. 24 hour experiment station report notes 55 high and 26 low. Subscription prices and delivery options are listed for Hope and surrounding counties.
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Garland Open House Draws Large Crowd
Garland School hosted an open house drawing a large crowd of parents and friends on Tuesday night. A meeting to organize a Parents Association was held in the cafeteria with officers elected: Mrs. Barry Hill, president. Mrs. Rebecca Couch, vice president. Mrs. Shirley Davis, secretary. Mrs. Linda Northcutt, reporter. and Mrs. Laura Martin, treasurer. Refreshments followed in the cafeteria.
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Hassan II's March of Conquest ends amid tension in Sahara
King Hassan II returns to Rabat after aborting the March of Conquest in Spanish Sahara. Madrid resumes talks with Morocco and Mauritania on partition while Algeria presses for self determination. Volunteers grumble over logistics and food, with one death reported. yet Hassan's grip appears intact.
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November car sales rise in early U S period
DETROIT AP early November U S car sales rose 45 percent from recession-era levels of 1974 marking the sharpest year to year gain for a 10 day period since 1972 GM up 56 percent Ford up 22 percent Chrysler 47 percent AMC 100 percent total domestic sales 198 88 thousand vs 136 921 thousand year ago Production reached yearly high with plants operating for first time in five months but three makers announced temporary production cutbacks next week to ease inventories.
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Franco Quits Heart Beat Then Revived at Clinic
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, aged 82, suffered a heart stop at 3:30 a.m. local time but was revived after doctors administered heart massage at La Paz Clinic. He has been ill for 29 days with heart ailments, kidney failure, blood poisoning and pneumonia according to medical sources.
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Brooks Hays to receive NCCJ Charles Evans Hughes Award
Arkansas congressman Brooks Hays will receive the Charles Evans Hughes Award from the National Conference of Christians and Jews at its New York board meeting on November 23 for courageous social and ethical service. Hays gained international notice for efforts to heal relations after the Little Rock desegregation crisis and presently resides in Washington, D.C. The note adds a separate historical line about Peter Minuit buying Manhattan in 1626 for about $24 in trinkets.
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House approves money bill cutting food stamp funds
The House adopted a 7.9 billion catch-all supplemental appropriations bill by a 334 to 47 vote sending it to the Senate. It lowers Ford's food stamp request to 1.75 billion while rejecting a proposal to withhold stamps from those above the poverty line, and earmarks 100 thousand for regulatory revisions plus 6 million to boost enforcement.
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Doctors End Longest U S Hospital Strike At Cook County
Nearly 500 interns and resident physicians returned to work at Cook County Hospital in Chicago after a tentative settlement ending a historic stoppage over patient care. The pact raises pay from 600 to 1,100 and adds translators, better X ray and lab services, plus an 80 hour work week and a health care advisory committee. final approval by the House Staff Association is still pending.
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Fulton Meeting Plans Fire Truck Effort at Union Church
A public Fulton gathering is set for Friday November 14 at 7 30 p m at Fulton Union Church to discuss buying a fire truck and organizing a volunteer fire department. All residents of Fulton and nearby areas are urged to attend. The Independent Pullet Growers Association will meet at 7 p m November 18 at the Farm Bureau office on South Main Street.
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Obituary Notices for Tolleson and Walker In Texas
Funeral services were held for Elizabeth Jo Tolleson 38 at First Baptist Church with burial at Memory Gardens. She died in a Texarkana hospital. survived by husband Bob Tolleson three sons and several relatives. Also mourned was Viola H Walker former Mineral Springs resident with services at Latimer Chapel and burial at Bluff Cemetery. she left a son four daughters a brother a sister and numerous grandchildren.
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The Black Community Reflections and Local Obituaries
Esther Hicks presents reflections from Apples of Gold as the Gordon District Planning Council meets in Prescott Arkansas to finalize plans for 1975 76 with Rev M Elliott presiding A memorial list follows for Muldrew Olds Holt and Dixon with funeral notices by Hicks Funeral Home of Hope and Shorter Chapel A M E Church in Blevins Arkansas Various death notices note ages and survivors with services pending or announced by local undertakers.
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Israelis quit Ras Sadr oil fields in Sinai drawdown
Israelis withdrew troops from Ras Sadr oil fields and handed control to the United Nations emergency force for return to Egypt under Kissinger terms. Egyptian technicians to move in. U.S. and Italy to aid Egypt in running 86 wells. Israel will receive compensation totaling 350 million dollars this year for Abu Rudeis losses.
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New York Newspaper Guild Sets Strike Deadline
The New York Newspaper Guild says it will strike the Daily News at 8 a.m. Monday if no contract is reached by then after a five hour bargaining session. About 1,350 News employees are under Guild jurisdiction and have worked without a contract since March 30. The dispute centers on exempting 90 advertising solicitors from Guild coverage and pay scales in comparison to The New York Times agreement reached earlier.
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London pressmen strike shuts seven national papers
London and southern England faced a total paper halt as 600 pressmen from the Amalgamated Union of Engineering Workers walked out in Fleet Street plants. The strike followed unpaid wage disputes and a 16 dollar weekly raise rejection, affecting the Daily Express and other major titles while Guardian's northern editions appeared as usual.
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Hope Public Schools Dismiss for Thanksgiving Week
The Hope public schools will dismiss for the Thanksgiving week with students leaving on Friday November 21 at the regular time and returning Monday December 1. Teachers will attend the annual AEA convention on November 24 25 and 26. Thanksgiving holidays fall on Thursday and Friday. Action approved by the Board of Education at its regular meeting Monday.
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