Bolivia’s leftists seize control after coup clash
Gen Juan Jose Torres declared himself president in Bolivia after routing Gen Rogelio Miranda and signaling a shift to the left. The move follows a four day power struggle that ended with Ovando’s resignation and increased support for workers students and armed forces. A radio report from Oruro said Miranda loyalists killed 10 leftist demonstrators, the only bloodshed reported.
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Bolivia
Harold Olmos
Associated Press
LA Paz
Juan Jose Torres
Rogelio Miranda
Miranda
Alfredo Ovando Candia
Torres
Oruro
U.S. Gulf Oil Co
U.S. Information Center
Ovando
Army
Navy
Fernando Sattori
Arkansas Weather Report Forecast For 24 Hours
Weather station notes a 77 high and 66 low with scattered showers in Arkansas becoming more widespread tonight and Friday. Rain totals may exceed an inch with severe storms west tonight. Much cooler Friday with highs from the upper 40s in the northwest to the low 70s in the southeast. tonight's low from upper 40s to mid 60s.
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Weather Experiment Station
Arkansas
Canadians Pressing Kidnapers In Montreal Crisis
The Canadian government urged the FLQ to negotiate over the kidnapping of James Cross and agreed to broadcast a Quebec separatist manifesto. The group demanded $500000 in ransom and the release of 21 men described as political prisoners by noon today. Cross, 49, British trade commissioner, was abducted Monday from his Montreal home.
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Montreal
James Richard Cross
Quebec
Cross
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
Mitchell Sharp
Sharp
Solzhenitsyn Wins Nobel Prize in 1970 Literature
Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn, banned at home, awarded the 1970 Nobel Prize in literature by the Swedish Academy. The 62-year-old writer, dubbed the Dostoyevsky of our time, received the honor for ethical work in preserving Russian literary traditions. The prize totals 4 million crowns, about $80,000.
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Stockholm
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Swedish Academy of Letters
Solzhenitsyn
Stalin
Ivan Denisovich
Bumpers Names Akins to State Committee Vacancy
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dale Bumpers proposed Henry Akins of Little Rock for the vacant 6th Judicial District seat on the Democratic State Committee. Akins, dean of men and director of testing at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, was nominated after Rev. James Allen’s resignation to join the Republican campaign.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Charleston
Henry Akins
Democratic State Committee
James Allen
Sterling Cockrill Jr
Akins
University of Arkansas At
Quebec separatists seek independence and safe transfer
The Quebec Liberation Front demands independence for Quebec, accusing Canada of domination by British-descent Canadians. They threaten harsh action if their goals are not met, while negotiations probe which document governs a broadcast or other arrangement, with assurances sought that Cross is delivered safely.
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Sharp
Cross
Quebec Liberation Front
Canada
Quebec
Unclear mixed report with ABC probe and Vietnam talks
An Arkansas TV report cites a police informant claiming an Alcoholic Beverage Control agent hired him to buy hashish to force another ABC agent to resign. The informant seeks $500 from the state Claims Commission and plans a Nov 1 news conference before the election. The piece also includes distant, unrelated World War II anecdotes and reflections on rural life and old-fashioned labor.
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Little Rock
KATV
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
ABC
State Claims Commission
Cool Front to Arrive in Arkansas Amid Rain and 40s
The Associated Press reports a cold front moving into Arkansas from Oklahoma this afternoon and tonight. Ahead of it, bands of heavy thunderstorms and rain are expected. snow is noted in the Oklahoma Panhandle with drifting snow warned for motorists. The front will not bring snow to Arkansas but temperatures will fall into the 40s by Friday. Highs on Wednesday ranged from 80 at Pine Bluff and Texarkana to 70 at Harrison.
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Nixon
Phnom Penh
United States
Asia
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Panhandle
U.S
Pine Bluff
Texarkana
Harrison
Hope
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Southern Newspaper Publishers
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Arkansas Press Ass’n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
E. 42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hope Star prospectus and subscription rates listing
The Hope Star Star of Hope 1899 edition lists publication details and staff, printer information, and advertising rates. It includes weekday publication, address in Hope Arkansas, staff roles, and various subscription pricing by carrier and mail regions with fragmented rates.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard, Pike
Clark Counties
Arkansas
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