Al Dihman Desi 45 Descriptive Note
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Desi
Abe
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1969
Page
2
Pentagon informs families on POWs in Vietnam conflict
US defense officials say about 4000 wives and parents of captured servicemen were told North Vietnam may respond to private inquiries. Hanoi accuses US of exploiting relatives at Paris peace talks, but Pentagon says motive is to inform families and relay questions through Hanoi. No responses were received by the wives who contacted the North Vietnamese delegation.
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Bob Horton
Military
Westerington
Pentagon Bis
North Vietnam
de _ Spokeston
Armed Services
Vietnam
United States
Paris
Defense
Pentagon
Hanoi
Vietnam War Outlook Confident but Cautious From Pentagon
General Wheeler warned against predicting major Vietnam breakthroughs within sixty days. He noted no shift in U.S. battlefield posture, describing a pre-emptive, protective approach aligned with Viet Cong tactics. Reports cited 21 rocket and mortar attacks in 24 hours, civilian and American casualties, and a government training center strike near Saigon with Vietnamese losses and enemy casualties.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Republican
Hugh Scott
Vietnam
Pennsyivania
Earle G. Wheeler
Fg & Jouratay
Vienna
Giap
Vo Neuyén Gap
North Vietnam
Wheeler
U.S
Creighton W. Abrams
South Vietnam
Mekong
Inmate Testifies of 11 Lashes at Tucker Prison Farm
Jerry Dean Wens testified in U.S. District Court that in 1966 Ern est Fletcher of Jonesboro whipped him with a leather strap at Tucker Prison Farm, receiving at least 11 lashes. Fletcher, a former warden, had been indicted in July 1968 on assault charges. trial continued amid Wens’s letter to his mother as a possible prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Tucker Prison Farm
Ernest Fletcher
Jonesboro
Tucker
Jerry Dean Wens
San Bernardino
Calif
U.S. District Court
Fletcher
Wens
Treaty Near With 20 Nations Faces Ratification Push
The draft pact would let ratifying states verify activities of other signatories on the ocean floor beyond the 12 mile limit while pledging not to interfere with lawful high seas freedoms. It addresses fears raised by critics and aims to balance enforcement with international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
James F. Leonard
Weather Report for Arkansas and Rlsewhere
Weather summary notes 24 hour period ending 7 am Tuesday with high 90 and low 67. Arkansas shows decreasing rainfall and cooling trend. Tonight will be pale and cool, with fair conditions and slight warming Wednesday. Night low 40s to 50s in northwest to southeast regions.
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Weather Experiment Station
Arkansas
York Air Conditioning dealer named in Hope Arkansas
The York Air Conditioning Company names Andy Andrews owner of A-1 Contractors in Hope Arkansas as their local dealer. Andrews has 10 years in the field and runs a full service shop for installation and maintenance. He partners with General Air Conditioning Co. and is an instructor at Red River Vocational School. He is married to Sally Scott Andrews with two sons, Buzz a track athlete in college and John Scott in medical school, and resides at 306 Oakhaven.
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York Air Conditioning Company
Andy Andrews
A-1 Contractors
Hope
Arkansas
Andrews
York
A l Contractors
General Air Conditioning Co
Violence erupts on Las Vegas West Side
Scattered outbreaks of violence on the West Side of Las Vegas led to 100 plus arrests and 42 injuries. Mayor Grayson imposed a 7 p.m. curfew as National Guard mobilization was requested. the Golden West Shopping Center bore the heaviest damage amid crowd clashes between Black residents and police deployments.
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W. Minarg
IN Jr. Associated Pures
Las Vegas
Nev
Oran Grayson
Paul Laxail
National Guard
Grayson
Las Vegas Strip
Golden West
Kennedy urges White House conference on Indian reform
Sen Edward M Kennedy called for a White House conference to craft a blueprint for reform and change in American Indian policy. He urged a select Senate committee, reorganization of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, removal from the Interior Department, an Indian development corporation, and Indian control of Indian education.
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Howard Graves
Associated Press
Albuquerque
N.M
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
White House
America
Kennedy
Senate
National Congress of American Indians
Senate Committee On the
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau
Interior Department
Indian Development Corporation
Contract to Raise Money for Museum in Hot Springs
HOT SPRINGS ARK. The Garland County Cultural and Recreation Commission signed a contract with a Little Rock firm Investors Development Consultants Inc to raise funds for a 332 million museum. The firm will receive one percent of funds raised. A lender representative was to be in Little Rock for further talks.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Garland County Cultural and Recreation Commission
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Investors Development Consultants, Inc
Miss Huston on Life and Peace in a Turbulent Era
The interview quotes Miss Huston stressing that peace arises when all ages share straight facts, reduce the generation gap, and pursue mutual understanding. She cautions that without truth among races and generations, civil conflict looms, while praising her own focus on acting rather than stardom and her self described empathy and hypersensitivity.
Man Found Guilty For Draft Disobedience In Arkansas
David A. Petty, 22, was found guilty in U.S. District Court of disobeying a Pine Bluff Draft Board order to report for two years of civilian work at the University of Arkansas Medical Center. Judge Richard M. Duncan sentenced him to three years in prison, with start deferred to Oct. 20. Petty, a Jehovah’s Witness, argued for ministerial exemption. he previously lived in Watson Chapel and later moved to Shreveport, Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
David A. Petty
U.S. District Court
Pine Bluff Draft Board
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Richard M. Duncan
Petty
Jehovah’s Witness
Watson Chapel
Shreveport
Pine Bluff Board
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jury Recommends Seven Year Sentence in Self Defense Case
PINE BLUFF Ark AP A Jefferson Circuit Court Jury on Monday recommended seven years in prison for Riley Day 64 after reducing a first degree murder charge to manslaughter Day said he shot Robert Faucette 36 in Pine Bluff in self defense
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Jefferson
Riley Day
Pine Bluff
Day
Robert Faucette
Private El Dorado School Discussed by Local Group
More than 200 residents attended a Monday night meeting in El Dorado to hear speakers who helped establish private Christian schools in Shreveport Louisiana Ta and Warren discuss how to set up a similar school in El Dorado. The gathering was organized by Concerned Citizens for a Private Christian School.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Shreveport
Warren
el Dorado
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