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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1970

Page

8

Final vote totals announced in Arkansas governor race

Official returns certified show Gov Dale Bumpers defeating Winthrop Rockefeller by 178,230 votes. Totals: Bumpers 375,648. Rockefeller 197,418. Caruth 36,132. Other races include Riley vs Cockrill, Thornton vs Warnock. constitutional measures fail on Act 1 and Library tax. bonds results unavailable.

Little Rock Eled Dale Winthrop Rockefeller Kelly Bryant Rockefeller Walter Carruth Lexa American Party Bob Riley Sterling Cockrill Jr Hubert Blanton The Ray Thornton Jr John N. Warnock Jim Sheets Ird John Paul Hammerschmidt Donald Poe State Library

Environment Issue Includes Junk Autos

President Nixon’s environmental program may cover land use junk autos mercury and toxic matter and ocean dumping. The Council on Environmental Quality led by Russell Train cites small staff and a reduced budget hindering detailed reviews while handling hundreds of impact studies and pushing for stronger funding and expansion. The panel seeks to advance EPA and NOAA creation while meeting mounting national environmental demands.

Vy Stan Benjamin Associated Press Washington (Ap W Nixon Congress Council On Environmental Quality Russell B. Train Train Nixon

Lions Club invites Channel 3 news chief to luncheon

Lions Club Speaker Hubert Thrash invites Orson Dodson news director of Channel 3 TV Shreveport to address the weekly luncheon. Dodson spoke on news gathering and reporting, bias, minority spotlight, and explained efforts for fair coverage. He toured Hope industries post meeting for future Channel 3 programming. Royce Pendergrass welcomed as new member, with guests J.R. Mauntel and Pod Rogers.

Chamber of Commerce Hubert Thrash Orson Dodson Channel 3 TV Shreveport Lion's Club Dodson Hope Channel 3 Royce Pendergrass J.R. Mauntel Iowa Pod Rogers The Hope Star

Christmas Cantata Rehearsal at Bethel A.M.E. Church

All participants in the Bethel A.M.E. Church Christmas Cantata are urged to attend rehearsal Thursday night at 7:00. Keystone Lodge No. 43 Masons in Arkansas holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 7:00, with all members urged to be present.

Bethel A.M.E Keystone Lodge No Free and Accepted Masons Arkansas H.L. Washington W.M R.J. Hicks

Haywood Ordered to Honor ABA Contract in LA

A federal court in Los Angeles enjoined Spencer Haywood from negotiating with other teams and required him to stay with the Denver Rockets under a $1.9 million contract. J W Kingsley said Haywood breached by not playing, with a Nov. 25 hearing scheduled for both sides.

Los Angeles Denver Rocket Spencer Haywood American Basketball Association J.W. Kingsley Gneral Rockets Haywood al Ross Marshall Boyer All-Pro Management, Inc Rogs ABA Jack Dolph National Basketball Association

NHL Tonight and Wednesday Schedule Report

The Associated Press lists no games tonight with California at Montreal and Detroit at Vancouver on tap. Wednesday features Buffalo at Toronto New York at Los Angeles and Boston at Minnesota in the National Hockey League.

National Hockey League Associated Press California Montreal Detroit Vancouver Minnesota St. Louis Buffalo Toronto New York Los Angeles Boston Associated Press New York Russia United States EHL

ABA Launches Drive on Holding Bill

The American Bankers Association mounts a last minute campaign to win approval of a watered down one bank holding company bill. ABA targets 69 bankers in home districts as 12 lawmakers negotiate a compromise. Conferees include Sullivan Reuss and Stanton, with stock ties to banks.

Jean Heller Associated Press Washington American Bankers Association ABA House Senate House-Senate Leonor K. Sullivan D-Mo Henry S. Reuss D-Wis J. William Stanton Ohio Milwaukee Donald N. Baxter Reuss Baxter

Manson seeks self representation in Tate murder trial

Charles Manson again asks to defend himself in the Sharon Tate murder case as the state rests. Judge Older rules he is hopelessly incompetent to represent himself while two co defendants back the request. Manson, 36, faces murder conspiracy charges in the 1969 killings of actress Sharon Tate and six others.

Linda Deutsch Associated Press LOS Angeles Charles Manson Sharon Tate Manson Paul Fitzgerald Ronald Hughes Superior Court Charles H. Older Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel Leslie van Houeren Carl R. Bierbaum Litchfield Ronald J. Salem Soux Falls S.C Harvey G. Brown Amarillo Tex Bierbaum Kinard Brown Vietnam

Senate Rejects Nixon Safety Plan in Lame-Duck Vote

The Senate blocked the White House backed safety bill by 41 to 39, killing the Nixon plan to create a single enforcement board and a separate standards board. AFL-CIO leader George Meany urged rejection, while supporters argued centralized authority risked overreach. Republican defections and paired votes shaped the outcome as lawmakers consider a revised approach.

Joe Hall Associated Press Washington Senate Nixon White House Sen Charles Goodell R-N.y James L. Buckley Edward Brooke Massachusetts Clifford P. Case New Jersey Mark C. Hatfield Oregon Jacob Javits New York Richard Schweiker Pennsylvania Ted Stevens Alaska Hugh Scott Charles Percy Sinois Labor Committee Aflcio Democrats Secretary of Labor George Meany Afl-Cio Congress Peter H. Dominick R-Corp

Six Superior Officers on Calley Jury

A six member jury of superior officers including five Vietnam veterans will try Lt. William L. Calley Jr. for the My Lai killings. The panel could impose death or life imprisonment if convicted. The trial opens with the defense arguing orders from commanding officers justified the actions.

Kathryn Johnson Associated Press FT. Benning My Lai William L. Calley Jr Miami Fla Calley Co. C Americal Division 20Th Infantry Clifford H. Ford Knoxville Tenn Vietnam Walter D. Kinard Columbus 178Rd Airborne Charles C. McIntosh Donora

Parents Are Jailed for Child Abuse

In Arcadia California deputies arrested Susan Wiley’s parents Clark Wiley and Irene Wiley on child abuse charges after the 13 year old girl, kept isolated since birth and described by doctors as unable to talk with the mental age of 12 to 18 months, was hospitalized since November 4. The case came to light when Irene Wiley left her husband and moved Susan to live with her mother in Monterey Park and sought welfare assistance.

Arcadia Calif Susan Wiley Los Angeles Susan Clark Wiley Irene

Benny 20th TV anniversary show draws star power

NBC special reunites Benny’s radio gang Rochester Dennis Day Don Wilson and Mary Livingstone with guests Bob Hope Lucille Ball Red Skelton Frank Sinatra Dinah Shore Dean Martin and more. Program organized and nostalgic with clips. audience appeal strong, though Hope hour uneven.

Cynthia Lowry New York Jack Benny NBC Benny Rochester Dennis Day Don Wilson Mary Livingstone Bob Hope Lucille Ball Red Skelton Frank Sinatra Dinah Shore Dean Martin Jack Hope Tom Jones George Burns Danny Thomas

Probe Likely to Bring New Airport Requirements

Marshall University air tragedy may spur nationwide rules for airports lacking electronic landing aids. NTSB chief investigator William Lamb cautioned details aren’t yet known while Rep. Fletcher Thompson urged glide slope systems at about 300 airports. Tri-State Airport officials cited funding limits for missing equipment as the crash probe continues.

Huntington W.va Marshall University William Llamb National Transportation Safety Board Washington Fletcher Thompson R-Ga Congress Marshall Thompson Charles F. Dodrill Tri-State Southern Airways John H. Reed NTSB Lamb

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