Wallace aims to stay active in politics beyond 1974
Gov. George C. Wallace says he intends to remain politically active and is weighing a 1974 bid for governor and a future presidential run. Speaking at his first full news conference since being wounded in May, Wallace said he has no regrets about his presidential campaign and forgives his assailant. He remains paralyzed from the waist down and acknowledged ongoing recovery, while avoiding a party switch despite external suggestions.
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Unclear fragment from Arkansas weather note
Fragmentary forecast notes warm Friday with mostly sunny skies. Tonight’s low mid 20s, high Friday mid 60s to 70s, and light winds. Weather terse, mentions east Arkansas and fair conditions with Celia and Tremney as scattered fragments.
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Funeral services held for George Lee Prater in Hope
George Lee Prater funeral was conducted today in Hope. He was survived by eight sisters including Mrs. Earlene Smith Compton California and Mrs. Brenda Spellman Chicago plus three brothers Earnest Mixon Phoenix Robert and Bobby Prater of Hope.
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Arkansas topless dancers appeal obscenity conviction
Dancers Lorie Robinson and Shirley Morris appeal their obscenity convictions from Little Rock, arguing Arkansas law is vague and discriminatory against women. They contend no hearing defined obscenity and seek Supreme Court ruling on equal protection and due process.
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No American deaths in Vietnam last week. three missing or captured
Saigon reported no U.S. combat deaths for the week, three Americans missing or captured, marking the first weekly cavalry summary without fatalities since January 1965. The report notes a continuing pattern of more missing than killed as U.S. air campaign against North Vietnam intensifies.
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Washington AP report on home care beds and temporary quarters
Washington AP notes home care beds have been operating since mid 1970s in temporary quarters and these plus additional beds would be.
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Ouachita student lands role in 1972 Children Theatre
Patricia Huckabee of Hope is a sophomore majoring in drama and English at Ouachita Baptist University and was cast as a washer woman in The Littl Blue Horse. The play runs Dec. 5 to 9 at Verser Drama Center, about a boy seeking a magical donkey that becomes a blue horse. Huckabee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Huckabee.
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Hope
Ouachita Baptist University
OBU Children Theatre
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