Hope is on a boom boosts local paper circulation
The paper reports a paid circulation average of 3 703 for the second and third quarters ending Sept 3, subject to audit, noting growth over the last year. It highlights Fair Park expansion, condemning property costs, and urges city action to meet rising citizen needs amid later notes on Vietnam War era air defense developments and a city paper delivery reminder.
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Fair Park
Honechsens
Eeac
Keren Origerbetepeal Oy
10Th St
City Hall
Civilian damage rarely reported in Vietnam air operations
Maj. Gen. John W. Pauly told the Senate Subcommittee on Refugees in executive session on September 28 that United States air operations in Vietnam seldom documented civilian damage. The assertion came during testimony concerning refugee impacts and operational conduct.
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John W. Pauly
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
United States Air
Vietnam
F111 Good or bad debated in Rome Washington AP
The F111 fighter plane draws sharp critique for impractical carrier use and a mixed safety record while supporters tout over 200000 hours of operation. A Kennedy-led subcommittee report and New York Times access highlight civilian damage debates and collateral damage limits amid renewed bombing runs. Meanwhile Tinka Bell, 16, crowned Miss Third District Fair Queen in Little Rock Magnolia connections noted.
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Indochina
Air Force
North Vietnam
Washington
Defense Department
New York Times
Edward M. Kennedy
Dem
Mass
Pentagon
Tinka Bell
Debbie Hazelwood
Arkansas
Magnolia
Miss Bell
John Cooper
Little Rock
Big donor misses payments and loses Texas land
Walter T. Duncan, once the year’s top political donor, faced a foreclosure after a $2.27 million lawsuit. Four days earlier he wrote a $200,000 check adding to his mounting financial, legal, and government troubles. He sold his $900,000 home in Bryan and moved with his wife and son to San Antonio.
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Bryan
Tex
Walter T. Duncan
Texas
Duncan
Associated Press
San Antonio
Yacht captain recalls Hughes voyage and escape from Nassau
Capt. Bob Rehak and Donald Lawrence pone lee, both serving as dual captains, describe Hughes and four aides being moved from Nassau to a Miami bound yacht after a secretive stay at Britannia Beach Hotel. U S Customs confirms Hughes arrival in Miami Beach at 4 39 am on February 17. The party traveled to Managu a Nicaragua via Vancouver with Nassau government pressure noted.
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Bob Rehak
Cygnus
Hughes
Rehak
Donald Lawrence Pone Lee
Miami
Nassau
Britannia Beach
Miami Beach
Wip
Appaloosa Show Set This Weekend At Fair Park Coliseum
Appaloosa owners from 19 states will compete in an Appaloosa Cutting Futurity at Fair Park Coliseum Thursday through Saturday. The Futurity purse exceeds 10000 dollars plus calf roping and heading heeling events. First cutting rounds start 9 a.m. Thursday with daily action until about 4 p.m. including a noon break. Saturday features semifinals, finals and an open heading and heeling contest. Entrants hail from Arkansas Michigan Louisiana Idaho Ohio Florida Kentucky Missouri Texas Utah Kansas California Alabama Iowa Washington Georgia New Mexico.
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Arkansas
Michigan
Louisiana
Idaho
Buiness
Ohio
Florida
Kentucky
Missouri
Texas
Utah
Kapaas
Oklahoma
California
Alabama
Iowa
Washington
Georgia
New Mexico
United States
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U.S
South Vietnam
Mans Jr
Soames
Ita Critica
Robert 8. McNamara
Tepe
Ped Rogers
Bell
Lope
Ark
Star Pho
H. Hughes
U. S
Managus
Nicaragua
Vancouver
British Columbia
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