Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor Alex
A compact editorial piece by The Editor Alex from Washburn reflecting on everyday life and moral observations in brief prose. The sketch captures a cautious tone aimed at guiding readers through ordinary decisions with measured judgment.
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Alex
Washburn
Fair Park expansion talks amid land purchase hopes
The city of Hope began negotiations to buy undeveloped land on the south edge of Fair Park toward W 16th St. Citizens will decide, but delay raises costs. a future park expansion hinges on this deal. The piece also critiques Nixon administration fuel policy debates on rationing versus a high motor fuel tax and its impact on inflation and prices.
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Fair Park
City of Hope
W. 16Th St
Hope
Washington
Migration South predicted by Florida governor
Florida Governor Reubin Askew told the Southern Growth Policies Board at the Ozark Folk Center that a long energy crisis could push residents from the North to the South. He argued the region should be seen as enlightened environmentally and appealing for warm summers, not cold winters.
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Mountain View
Ark
South
Reubin Askew
Florida
Southern Growth Policies Board
Ozark Folk Future Center
Askew
United Fund ends first week with $6,572.20
Hempstead County United Fund campaign reports 96,572.20 raised in seven days with divisions led by Industrial II chair Lloyd Hendrix at 2000 and other chairmen contributing across sectors including Jimmy Tate 821.40 Wayne Shaw 268 Haskell Jones 807.40 Bob Willis 171.00 Dave Robinson 1360 Betty Jo Hays 118 Barry Wilson 23 Yancey Reynolds 30 Jim Gunter 350 Bob Willis 146 Gordon Renshaw 20 Bennett Wood 900 Bonnie Lively 77 Barbara Flowers 145 George Frazier 1115 Neva Carmichael 14.
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United Fund
Hempstead County
Industrial 11
Lloyd Hendrix
Jimmy Tate
Wayne Shaw
Haskell Jones
Bob Willis
Dave Robinson
Betty Jo Hays
Barry Wilson
Yancey Reynolds
Jim Gunter
Gordon Renshaw
Bennett Wood
Bonnie Lively
Barbara Flowers
George Frazier
Neva Carmichael
Officer convicted of shooting boy
Former Dallas policeman Darrell Cain was found guilty of murder in the July 24 shooting of 12-year-old Santos Rodriguez while questioning the handcuffed boy in a Dallas squad car. The all-Anglo jury faces a two-to-life sentence if malice is proven. Cain’s punishment range for murder without malice is two to five years.
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Lee Jones
Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Dallas
Darrell Cain
Santos Rodriguez
Phil Burleson
Cain
Rodriguez
Sandoval
Gossett
Austin
Mulder
Santos
David Rodriguez
Nazi Germany
Paul Henley and Miss Laseter honored by Conifer Council
Parks and Recreation Director Paul Henley and Mary Anita Laseter received awards for service to the Conifer Council Girl Scouts at a Thursday luncheon at the YWCA in Texarkana. Attorney General Jim Guy Tucker spoke, introduced as Arkansas’s most eligible bachelor, praising Scouting and proposing a basic law course for teens.
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Paul Henley
Mary Anita Laseter
Conifer Council
YWCA
Texarkana
Gail Singard
Kenneth Madlock
Brad Young
Arkansas
Jim Guy Tucker
Hays McClurkin
Skylab begins 84 day voyage on space station mission
Cape Canaveral witnesses the launch of three rookie American astronauts on an 84 day Skylab voyage described as a holiday cruise. Lt. Col. Carr, Lt. Col. Pogue, and Dr. Gibson blast off aboard a Saturn 1B rocket to study the sun, earth, and man while tracking comet Kohoutek and testing long duration spaceflight feasibility.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Skylab Space Station
Gerald P. Cert
Mission Control
Earth
Man
Kohoutek
Outer Space
Col
Carr
Air Force
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Yugoslavia
Gibson
Pogue
Tragic Stratford Apartments Fire in Los Angeles
A massive early morning blaze at the Stratford Apartments in Wilshire killed 24 residents, including nine children. Dozens more injured, with many unaccounted hours after firefighting ended. investigators probing arson, paint cans, and building code issues as managers faced missed compliance deadlines.
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Los Angeles
Raymond Hill
Wilshire
Federal quarantine tightens curb on cattle scabies spread
Washington AP Agriculture Department begins federal quarantines in any area with cattle scabies. Infested counties cannot ship cattle across state lines unless cleared. Officials say the policy strengthens controls, aims to prevent interstate movement from scabies areas, and protect producers from economic losses.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
J.M. Hesl
Inspection Service
Hej
Southwest
Texas
New Mexico
Local notices from Hope area calendar and council
City and county items include a revenue office closure for a district meeting, a Kennedy vegetable harvest with notable eggplants, a deer hunting report near Guernsey, a misnamed court docket name, a canister drive for retarded children, Thanksgiving school dismissals in Hope, a quick return to classes, and Ward of the Month selections by the Hope Council of Garden Clubs listing four addresses and honorees.
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The
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Herman W. Smith
Jim Pilkinton
W. 15Th St
Ward
Elbert O’steen
Roaston Road
Roy Jones
N. Elm St
Television time corrections for Saturday football games
Readers should note last minute changes to the TV listings. Baylor versus Texas Tech moves to Channel 7 at 12:25 p.m. Tennessee versus another team is rescheduled to around 3:10 p.m. on Sales 3.
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Baylor
Texas Tech
Tennessee
Siaaigel
Sales
Wilhelmina Inn to be rebuilt on same site in Ark. plan
The Queen Wilhelmina Inn near Mena Ark will be rebuilt after a fire. The Parks Commission voted to hire an architect and start reconstruction immediately. Bond proceeds of 337680 are available plus insurance funds. The new lodge will be larger with up to 59 rooms and will use federal aid including 141000 for an improved water system. Construction will take at least a year.
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Petit Jean State Park
Ark
Queen Wilhelmina Inn
Mena
State Parks and Tourism Commission
L. E
Buddy” Surles
Parks Division
Surles
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