Obituaries Hopes to Defeat Antipoverty Bill
White House led lobbying to defeat a multibillion antipoverty bill in the House. The measure includes a new child care program facing opposition from conservatives yet backed by civil rights, labor and women’s groups. President Nixon faces a tough choice, as operatives seek votes through Ford and Southern Democrats. A Dec 2 vote was delayed to build support. The bill also funds local services for the poor and extends youth programs run by the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
API
White House
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Southern
Office of Economic Opportunity
Clark MacGregor
Nixon
Obituaries from Hope area note several deaths and services
Frances Pate 39 of Pontiac formerly Hope died Friday Survivors Lennie Pate husband Al Pate in Japan Jewel Monts and Winston Monts brothers in Hope Harmon Cofield R E Burdine Milton Eason Mrs Leroy Sergeant sisters Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Herndon Chapel Memory Gardens. Eva White Irvin 52 of Hope died Saturday survived by Delmer Irvin husband Charles Irvin son Hamp Spencer mother and stepfather Rosston sister Gladys May Bodcaw five grandchildren Funeral 3 30 p.m. Tuesday Herndon Chapel Memory Gardens. Maurine McKee 58 of Hope died Sunday en route to Houston Survivors David McKee Carroll McKee two daughters Osborn Butler father Hartsfield brother George Hartsfield sister Vernon Avery DeAnn Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday Herndon Chapel Memory Gardens. Bohall infant Scott Wayne Bohall Dennison Texas son of Bobby Hay Bohall died Monday survived by Stephen Ray Bohall sister Stacy Bohali grandparents Mrs Roy Cooley Hope Mr and Mrs Melvin Bradford Paris Graveside 2 p.m. Wednesday Rose Hill Cemetery Herndon Funeral Home. Charles Edgar Rateliff died Saturday Texarkana Services Sunday First Baptist Church Bogata Cemetery brother Q C Rateliff Hope.
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Frances Pate
Pontiac
Mich
Hope
Lennie Pate
al Pate
Japan
Jewel Monts
Florida
Winston Monts
Harmon Cofield
R.E. Burdine
Milton Eason
Leroy Sergeant
Texas
Herndon Funeral Chapel
Memory Gardens Cemetery
Iva W. Irvin
Eva White Irvin
Shover Springs
Filbert O'Steen
W. E. Thomason
Carlton Roberts
Maurine McKee
Houston
David McKee
Carroll McKee
Batesville
Thomas Osborn
Jimmy Don Butler
T.J. Hartsfield
DeAnn
George Hartsfield
Vernon Avery
Bohall
Scott Wayne Bohall
Bobby Hay Bohall
Dennison
Stephen Ray Bohall
Kansas City
Stacy Bohali
Roy Cooley
Melvin Bradford
Paris
Carroll Byers
Rose Hill
Herndon Funeral Home
Charles E. Rateliff
Charles Edgar Rateliff
Texarkana
First Baptist Church
Bogata
Q.C. Rateliff
Vietnamese Launch Drive in Cambodia
Thousands of South Vietnamese troops with U S air power launched a new offensive against North Vietnamese supply lines in eastern Cambodia. An armored column led the initial push near Tay Ninh as U S helicopters and advisers joined the operation.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
Chrum
Phnom Penh
Highway 7
Associated Press
George Esper
Tay Ninh
Esper
Traffic Toll Turkey Day May Hit 720
CHICAGO AP Between 620 and 720 persons might be on nation highways over the long Thanksgiving weekend, the National Safety Council estimates. The 102 hour period begins 6 pm Wednesday and ends midnight Sunday. Injuries may total 27 000 to 32 000. The council notes 651 fatalities in 1970, AP counted 646. the peak AP toll was 764 in 1968.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Supreme Court nullifies five burglary arrests in Paris case
Arkansas Supreme Court reverses Logan County convictions for Hutson Moore Cunningham and Mrs Little, ruling accomplice testimony alone insufficient without corroboration. Two defendants get two years plus one year for larceny. others one year, from the November 11 1970 Sam's Tavern burglary. Jury need corroboration beyond the accomplice.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Logan County
Carleton Harris
Supreme Court
Billy EB. Hutson
Paul Moore
Larry Cunningham
Johnny Wayne Cunningham
Dorothy Lois Moore
Little. Hutson
Moore
Harris
Little
Walver
US Supreme Court
US. Subletic Court
Peaice
Arkansas High Court Proceedings Summary
The Arkansas Supreme Court docket lists multiple reversals and affirmations from various circuits, including Logan, Poinsett, and Pulaski, in cases such as Paul Moore et al v. State, George Rose Smith, and Robert Mobley v. State. Dissent noted in Wallace v. State. Several petitions for rehearing denied. motions granted for extensions, typewritten briefs, and bond reminders.
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THE
Associated Press
Carleton Harris
Paul Moore
State of Arkansas
Logan
Donald Fry
Charles B. Freeman
Carroll Probate
George Rose Smith
Kenneth Rimmery
Poinsett
Lyle Brown
William Leon Wallace, Jr
Miss
Chick
Harris
Cecil Hubbard
Crawford City
Frank Holt
Woodruff Electric Cooperative Corporation
T. J. Daniel
Lee Circuit
Fogieman
Ark. Savings & Loan Association Board
Corning Savings and Loan Association
John Vaughn
Chancery Court Ruling Affirmed by Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas Supreme Court unanimously affirms Carroll County Chancery Court ruling in Fry v. Fry. Justices uphold disinheritance claim amid absent case abstract, noting extensive record and lack of proper issue summary by appellant John Donald Fry. Court rejects merits review and affirms lower decision.
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Arkansas Supreme Court
Carroll County Chancery Court
Carleton Harris
Supreme Court
Ted. P. Coxsey
John Donald Fry
Fry
William W. Fry
Harris
Arkansas Weather Summary for Week Start
Printed by Offset Experiment Station report for 4 hours ending 7 00 a m Wonday. Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and cool today with a chance of showers in the western portion. Tonight and Tuesday bring considerable cloudiness with scattered showers. Highs today in the upper 40s to upper 50s. Tonight not as cold with lows from mid 30s to mid 40s. Tuesday highs mainly in the 50s.
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Offset Experiment Station
Arkansas
Campaign Financing Sparks Bitter Senate Debate
The Senate defeated a Republican amendment 53 43 to delay the Democratic presidential campaign financing plan until a federal budget surplus appears. The deficit is over 25 billion with only one prior surplus in decades. A final vote and a tax bill decision followed as Democrats and Republicans clash over funding and box checkoff contributions.
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Joe Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Dole
Honest Man Returns Wallet via Mail in Los Angeles
John White was shocked to receive back his wallet mailed to him after it vanished on November 12. The wallet contained $540 in cash and all contents remained intact, with no explanation of the anonymous delivery.
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Los Angeles
John White
White
Court Rules for Women on Discrimination
Supreme Court unanimously voided Idaho probate law favoring men in estate administration. Chief Justice Burger stated sex discrimination violates equal protection. Sally Reed, Ada County widow, denied as administratrix while Cecil Reed contested. ruling marks first 14th Amendment sex discrimination ban by high court.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Idaho
High Court
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Sally Reed
Ada County
Cecil Heed
Richard
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