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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1969
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered weather notes with direction words and partial temperatures. Mentions tonight and various compass points, but lacks clear location, date, or complete forecast details.
About 31,600 Memphis city students skipped classes in a sixth straight Black Monday. The day featured another mostly peaceful downtown march by the United Black Coalition, two arrests, and continued picketing of white schools. The coalition demands remain unresolved as NAACP calls for return to class.
Washington reports Prime Minister Sato and President Nixon plan talks on returning Okinawa to Japan within three years. A key issue remains whether nuclear weapons may be used from the U S base in emergency, with general terms expected and technical discussions under way. Officials stress consultation between governments before any decision, while economic topics include equal treatment for Americans, foreign investment licenses, and protection of dollar assets.
More than 100 ads seek concierge jobs with only one employment offer. Health inspections flag logos as unfit for habitation, reducing concierge posts by 200 to 300 yearly. The unrest echoes earlier reports, with refugees and workers facing famine wages and limited shelter. Statements blame hardship on market conditions and policy failures, while military actions near Bu Prang camp indicate intensified conflict and civilian strain.
A report notes criticism from a member of the FCG describing the appointment of former Republican national chairman to head the FCC as a dangerous move that could allow news management and censorship. The White House declined comment on Humphrey's accusation while a spokesman said Agnew and Klein had no intent to threaten censorship or government intervention.
Greenville judge Clement Haynsworth Jr. endures a quiet routine as the Senate weighs his nomination to the Supreme Court. He works long hours at his Greenville law office, receives daily updates from Sen. Hollings or aides, and answers only core letters while avoiding social events. He says the Senate may scrutinize the candidate, though he finds the process difficult and not enjoyable.
In Forrest City Arkansas Eddie Tate 22 a Memphis based member of the In vaders militant group faced robbery and assault with intent to kill charges in circuit court. Tate mumbled at the defense table prompting Judge Elmo Taylor to order silence. He sprang up knocked over a chair and shouted for his constitutional rights before St Francis County authorities removed him from the courtroom.
Dr. Robert L. Sinsheimer of Caltech warns at a science writers seminar that man made viruses might be created within 10 to 15 years if pursued as a national goal. He cites possibilities such as enlarging ears in corn, enhancing human brains, or deforming minds, while stressing countermeasures through research. Separately, the Vicksburg District Corps of Engineers notes Oct 31 retirements of 28 long-time staff, including three from Greenwood Area Office, led by Howard L. Mullin and Jack B. Stewart with 36 and decades of service respectively.
Highlights from Apollo 12 aboard Moon flight describe Conrad Bean and Gordon aboard Intrepid Yankee Clipper performing prelanding activities on Nov 18. The crew conducts rest periods, tailors lunar walk plans, and prepares for second moon walk beginning at 12 38 a m Thursday with rock collection and flag-raising at Ocean of Storms.
Subcommittee aides testified that billions in illegal profits bloom from Viet Nam currency markets. Official rate 118 piasters per dollar, black market 170 to 200. Wooldridge and Turner faced demotion and honors stripped as probes noted corruption and economic damage. Nixon urged tariff relief and broader aid to industries harmed by imports.
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr and Alan Bean outline a science heavy moon walk agenda for Wednesday. They will spend about three hours outside, with six minutes for antenna deployment and eight minutes for television setup, then perform rock and soil sampling and deploy instruments near Surveyor 3.
The Rt Rev Christoph Keller the Bishop Coadjutor of Arkansas will attend Saint Mark's Church Third at Elm on November 23 at 4 06. He will officiate Holy Communion and Confirmation and preach. Public invited to attend. Keller previously led a major Arkansas corporation and will hold classes each night November 17 19 at 7 00 as a prelude to the visit.
Milton Mosier promotes a two hour defensive driving short course for Hempstead County residents with 2 hour sessions on December 1 4 and 8 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Red River Vocational Technical School Trooper Ray Davis of the States Police Safety Division will teach, highlighting day to day hazards and potentially dangerous situations.
AP reports Secretary Seamans denied an Air Force cost expert was fired for telling Congress that the COA aircraft program cost billions more than projected. The testimony concerned Ernest Fitzgerald and confidential material disclosures amid a broader inquiry into Air Force management and budget overruns.
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