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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1970
Page
6
Lawrence L. Lamb MD describes the bowel reflex and stool formation, noting how diet, activity, and health affect constipation and possible impaction. The column includes reader questions about daily buttermilk use and a historical note on Blanche Stuart Scott as aviation pioneer.
CBS News quotes sources close to the Nixon administration stating Attorney General John M. Mitchell plans to resign with timing uncertain. The Justice Department denies the report. Other coverage notes possible cabinet reshuffles involving Treasury, Interior, and Housing posts. Mitchell, a close adviser who ran Nixon's 1968 campaign, may reprise that role in 1972.
In Russellville Arkansas three speakers will discuss The Crisis in Man's Environment from November 30 to December 2. Speakers include Alexander Gabriel of the United Nations Press Corps William R. Baird director of the New York Parent Aid Society and Dr Frank Colley director of the Institute of Ecology at the University of Georgia.
The probate court in Hempstead County Arkansas announces Paul O Neal as administrator of the Miriam O Neal deceased estate. Creditors must file verified claims within six months of first publication dated November 24 1970 to avoid bar from any benefit.
Life magazine publishes a four part reminiscence portraying Joseph Stalin as brutal and murderous while noting Khrushchev’s campaign in the 1950s to dishonor him. The piece cites Stalin’s paranoia and famine policies and discusses Moscow's likely rebuke. Khrushchev, now aged, disputes and dismisses the charges as fabrication.
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