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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1970
Page
3
Local society column lists church class meetings for First Baptist Church and PEO Chapter AE with co-hosts and times. Band parents meet, Kiwanis program, DAR chapter noon meeting, garden clubs, PTA, M Y F youth group, and church social events through October 18. Births announced for Christopher Ray and John Jr. Updates include Republican State Convention delegates and local social news.
City segments list events across Arkansas including Ozark Folk Festival in Eureka Springs Ozark Frontier Trail Festival in Heber Springs 4-H banquet in Benton County and numerous fairs carnivals and sales in Blytheville Brinkley Conway Camden Monticello and Springdale among others providing a snapshot of regional fall activities and community gatherings.
Gordon Renshaw of Unity Baptist Church and Kiwanis Club of Hope chair the Operation Drug Alert Committee announce a program Tuesday October 13 1970 at 730 p.m. in the Hempstead County Courthouse featuring Texarkana officer James Williams and Captain W A Tudor with a State Police film on frequently abused drugs. The event invites parents teachers law officers officials clergy and many civic groups to attend.
An armed four man gang robbed Sophia Loren on Central Park South at 7:30 a.m. taking jewelry valued at 600000 dollars. Loren, shaken, described being awakened in the Hampshire House suite as the men demanded the big stuff. Police investigated possible links to a similar 600000 dollar theft from Zsa Zsa Gabor two months earlier.
A busy column of teen questions and answers from Helen Bottel features readers and topics on work as cocktail waitresses, amorous relatives, single mothers facing adoption, and advice on personal relationships. It includes letters about college men, mother in laws, and seeking support services, with guidance from Helen.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes television dominated by live sports, with NBC World Series coverage drawing viewers and challenging politicians. The season’s last new series The Most Deadly Game debuted on ABC, featuring Ralph Bellamy and George Maharis solving a murder with a twist ending.
The scene shows Bellamy revealing a deduction about a killer while Maharis reacts to the quicksand sequence. Joan Harrison, producer, and writers David Friedkin and Morton Fine headline the episode, but the show is criticized for cliché characters in a preposterous premise.
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