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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1968

Page

6

Humphrey appeals McCarthy aid amid New York protest

Hubert Humphrey urged Eugene McCarthy to back him or risk a nightmare scenario involving Wallace or Nixon. At a Liberal Party dinner in New York, 71 anti-Humphrey demonstrators were arrested and five police officers and five demonstrators injured as police dispersed about 800 protesters. Humphrey said he hopes McCarthy will support him, but he would not meet conditions.

Carl P. Leabsdorf Associated Press NEW York (Ap Hubert H. Humphrey Eugene J. MelCarthy George Corley Wallace Richard Milhouse Nixon New York Liberal Party Humphrey Wallace Nixon McCarthy Richard Milhous Nixon Americana Boston Democratic Party South Vietnam Lower Broadway

Priest Operated an Orphanage Yet Lived in Luxury

In Palm Springs, Rev. Robert Nikkibore led Boys Town of the Desert as head of a 65 boy Catholic orphanage while using a separate identity as electronics executive Robert Drew Rand with a $75,000 home. He faced charges for failing to report about $120,000 in income over 1963 to 1965 and for not filing tax returns. The 37 year old priest, president and financial director since 1961, announced a $4 million expansion on Beaumont land owned by the San Diego diocese, part of plans for 15 such homes nationwide.

Los Angeles Banning Calif Palm Springs Beaumont San Diego

LeMay Denies Nuclear War Stance Distortion

General Curtis E. LeMay, running mate for the American Independent party, states his position on nuclear weapons. He argues he has never advocated using nukes in Vietnam, supports a forceful conventional option if talks fail, and urges strength to deter nuclear war while protecting Americans abroad.

Los Angeles Curtis E. LeMay American Independent Party Associated Press Ime Strategic Air Command Air Force Vietnam Wytnam

Negro Mayor Fires His Police Chief in Cleveland

Cleveland mayor Carl B. Stokes ousted Police Chief Michael J. Blackwell and named Deputy Inspector Patrick L. Gerity to lead at $22 125 annually as he launches a $17 million plan to reform law enforcement. Stokes aims to fix morale and communications, amid tensions after the Glenville shootings and national guard withdrawal. FOP criticized the move while controversy over Blackwell's resignation persisted. Another item notes a gun control bill moving through Congress with House action anticipated.

Ann Hellmuth Associated Press Cleveland, Ohio Carl B. Stokes Cleveland Michael J. Blackwell Patrick L. Gerity Blackwell Stokes City Council Glenville Order of Police Joseph F. MceManamon

Arkansas Tech and Henderson lead ASC football stats

LITTLE ROCK AP Arkansas Tech and Henderson dominate this week's ASC football statistics with the Reddies and Wonder Boys atop most categories. Danny Woodard tops rushers with 284 yards while Leon Anderson throws for 405. Don Thone has 13 receptions for 194 yards and R E Hodges three interceptions. Tommy Hart leads total offense with 453 yards and shares team scoring with Jerry Malone at 24 points. Punter Phil Trotter and kickoff return leader Phil Trotter pace specialists, with Bud Jordans excelling in punting.

Little Rock Arkansas Tech Henderson ASC Reddies Wonder Boys Tech Danny Woodard Leon Anderson Don Thone R. E. Hodges Tommy Hart Jerry Malone Arky Floyd Buddy Jordans Southern State Phil Trotter

Cardinals Laugh Over Game After 13-1 Loss

St Louis manager Red Schoendienst and players tried to maintain humor after Detroit Tigers routed the Cardinals 13 to 1 in the third inning. Ray Washburn took the loss, while Bob Gibson prepared to pitch in the next game as St Louis tied the World Series at three games each.

Charlie Baroch ST. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Red Schoendienst Detroit Tigers Cal Maxvill Maxvill Ray Washburn Washburn Cardinals Bob Gibson Schoendienst

SEC considers rule to require full disclosure ads

Investment advisers and stock brokers would have to list past recommendations in ads under SEC changes. Ads would show all good and bad recommendations from the past year, with a full list available on request. The move aims to curb selective disclosure in advertisements.

Associated Press Washington

Television Logs and Apollo Flight Coverage Netting Evening Air

A dense schedule lists TV programs across channels with dramas comedies news and a major Apollo VII spaceflight launch coverage. It notes broadcast times alerts about Weather Sports and late night movies with Presumed network preemption for the space mission and related updates.

Band Boone Communications Flying Nun Hawaii Fivee Bewitched Ironside Lorentz Demetrius and the Gladiators Dragnet Dean Martin Stars of Ark Jaycees Joey Bishop Johnny Carson Scouting Report Diplomatic Courier Academy Theatre RFD Gene Williams McHale’s Navy Pat Hervey High Chaparral Ik Felony Squad Gomer Pyle World of Music Don Rickles Susan Selpt Judd Darby

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