Rogers Pursues UN China Seat and Middle East Steps
Secretary of State William Rogers heads to New York for talks with 20 nations aiming to keep Nationalist China in the UN and press for an interim Middle East accord. He meets Israeli and Egyptian ministers as hopes hinge on a two thirds expulsion vote and a possible Suez Canal reopen.
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Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
Washington
William P. Rogers
New York
America
Waldorf-Astoria Towers
Rogers
Nixon
United Nations
China
Middle East
State Department
Suez Canal
Egypt
Israel
Mideast
Abba Eban
Mahmoud Riad
Golda Meir
General Assembly
U.S
Union Group Meets Here
Local 1091 of the United Auto Workers held its quarterly meeting at Union Hall 1712 South Elm Street. Board members include Jamnuita Powell president Robert Young vice president Johnny Rosenbaum financial secretary Bessie Crane recording secretary Neil Cobb and Jay Whitney and Van Burns trustees F J Reynolds sergeant at arms Elmer Bill Ward guide. Representative Otis Womack was guest speaker.
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United Auto Workers of Amerca
Union Hall
South Elm Street
Jamnuita Powell
Robert Young
Johnny Rosenbaum
Bessie Crane
Neil Cobb
Jay Whitney
van Burns
Elmer Bill Ward
Otis Womack
Resigns From Bumpers' Staff
Robert Brier, who worked in Gov. Dale Bumpers office for about four months, resigned Monday effective immediately. Archie Schaffer L, another Bumpers' aide, said Brier gave no reason for resigning.
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LITTLE ROCK + API
Robert Brier
Dale Bumpers
Archie Schaffer L
Bumpers
Brier
House Test Faces Tough Vote on Consumer Protection Bill
After years of planning a new government consumer voice bill heads for a difficult House floor vote. Key figures Ralph Nader and Chairman Chet Holifield trade charges while amendments seek to broaden or limit the new agency s powers, with a major push to allow intervention in more agency adjudicatory proceedings.
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Ralph Nader
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Government Operations Committee
Nader
Holifiell
Holifield
Consumer-Protection Agency
Ways and Means Committee
D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Rep
Benjamin&. Rosenthal
D-N.y
CPA
Eastland blasts ecology as hindering public works
Sen. James C. Eastland says environmental protection laws are blocked by ecology crusaders delaying vital projects. He cites court actions delaying the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway and Calvert Cliffs, urging a closer look at EPA rules and environmental impact requirements for major federal ventures.
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Jay Perkins
Associated Press
Washington
James C. Eastland
Mississippi Democrat
Eastland
Tombigbee
Tennessee
Environmental Defense Fund
Army Corps of Engineers
Senate Rules Committee
Calvert Cliffs
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
EPA
Fastland
Youth is the time to make dreams come true
HAL BOYLE argues youth under 40 is the era to chase bold ambitions and quirky dreams before aging routines dull desire. The column lists playful example goals from worldly feats to silly stunts, urging readers to start now or risk destiny gathering dust.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Eoon
Helen Hayes
Turks Assured of Continued U S Support
Vice President Spiro Agnew assured Turkey’s leaders during talks in Ankara that the United States remains committed to aid and to keeping NATO in place. He rejected talk of unilateral U S troop withdrawals from Europe as very careless. Agnew urged new Soviet talks aim for balanced reductions of forces in Europe.
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Walter Mears
Associated Press
Ankara
Spiro T. Agnew
Turkey
United States
U.S
Europe
Agnew
Soviet Union
Soviet Egypt talks on U S plan to reopen Suez Canal
In Moscow, Sadat and Soviet leaders opened talks on the six point U S proposal aimed at resuming a role in the Suez Canal crisis. Riad pressed concerns that a temporary arrangement could become permanent. Also, two MIG23 jets reportedly entered Middle East service with Israeli forces attempting interception.
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Roger Leddington
Associated Press
Fter Moscow
Soviet Union
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
U.S
Middle East
Sadat
United States
Israel
Moscow
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kasygin
Mahmoud Riad
Riad
William P. Rogers
New York
Rogers
Suez Canal
Pravda
Izvestia
Tass
Tel Aviv
Accidents investigated in Hope by police
Two accidents were investigated yesterday by the Hope Police Department. One occurred at Avenue A and Walnut with cars driven by Cornelia Wilson and Elsie Cook and considerable damage. Officers Stovall and Clark also checked a Safeway parking lot collision where Mary Armstrong collided with a vehicle owned by Harold E Hensz causing very little damage.
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Hope
Avenue A
Walnut
Cornelia Wilson
Elsie Cook
Stovall and Clark
Safeway
Mary Armstrong
Harold E Hensz
Colorado woman finds 5 1 2 carat diamond in Arkansas crater
Mrs Marian Dell Evener of Golden Colorado found a 5 1 2 carat diamond at the Crater of Diamonds Monday A spokesman said the gem would be worth between 10000 and 20000 dollars after it is cut
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Murfreesborq
Ark
Marian Dell Evener
Golden
Colo
Crater of Diamonds
Five U S Soldiers Withdrawn After Night Ambush Balk
Five members of Bravo Company 1st Battalion 12th Cavalry were withdrawn from Fire Base Pace along with their 100 man unit after balking at a night ambush patrol. Maj. Gen. Wagstaff said no disciplinary action, no defect, and that the incident stemmed from coordination with a South Vietnamese operation.
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George North
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Jack J. Wagstaff
3Rd Military Region
Wagstaff
Bravo Company
12Th Cavalry
1St Cavalry Division
Wagataff
Attorney Named for Youth in Arkansas Death Appeal
LITTLE ROCK AP H William Allen of Little Rock has been appointed to represent Joe Kagebien 16 in his appeal to the Arkansas Supreme Court of a murder conviction. Kagebien was sentenced to death in August for the slaying of Jimmy Wayne Wampler 27 of Wynne Circuit Judge John Mosby of Lepanto presided at the trial and said he had appointed Allen to represent Kagebien. Mosby previously granted Kagebien an appeal at the State's expense because he was a pauper. Kagebien's execution was originally set for Monday but Gov Bill Bumpers issued a tag delaying execution until the court rules on the appeal.
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Little Rock
H. William Allen
Joe Kagebien
Arkansas Supreme Court
Kagebien
Jimmy Wayne Wampler
Wynne
John
Mosby
Lepanto
Munday
Allen
Lale Bumpers
Labor Leaders Meet to Decide Nixon Freeze Policy
The AFL-CIO Executive Council meets in Washington with Teamsters and United Auto Workers invited as top labor figures weigh Nixon Phase 2. Senate leaders warn labor action could decide the plan’s fate while AFL-CIO head Meany remains silent on administration’s Pay Board and Price Commission proposals ahead of the November 13 expiry.
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Washington
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
United Auto Workers
Jacob Javits
R-N-Y
Hugh Scott
Senate
Pennsylvania
George Meany
Meany
Price Commission
Benton man named to state Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Gov. Dale Bumpers announced Dr. John A. Stewart of Benton as a new member of the Arkansas State Board of Chiropractic Examiners. His term runs until June 9, 1974. Court Order Has Cargo Moving Again.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
John A. Stewart
Benton
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Nixon Plans Summit With Russia In May
President Nixon announced a Moscow summit in late May after his China trip to seek better US Soviet relations. He said the meeting, agreed with Soviet leaders, could make significant progress on mutual problems at the highest level.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
China
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Navy airman earns squadron award in Corpus Christi
Navy Airman Apprentice Kenneth R. Martin of Hope is in Training Squadron 28 at Corpus Christi Naval Air Station where the squadron won its second Top Prop Squadron award and the Aces award for 80,000 accident free hours in multi engine student training. His Yerger High School class of 1969 is listed among readers. Spring Hit Booster Club sponsors a Donkey Ballgame Saturday night October 16 at Spring Hill gym. admission 15 for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Navy
Kenneth R. Martin
Gelda Martin of
Hope
Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi
Texas
Yerger High School of Hope
Spring Hit Booster Club
Spring Hill Gymnasium
Viet Nam shells strike bases along border pace base hit
North Vietnamese gunners shelled 11 allied bases lightly overnight near the Cambodian South Vietnamese border. Fire Base Pace, where 100 American soldiers were withdrawn after a night patrol, was hit by under 35 mortars with some wounded. The U.S. Command said another artillery battalion from the Americal Division will return home.
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Saigon
Pace
U.S
United States
Arkansas Weather Cool Down Ahead of Front
The Associated Press reports cooler temperatures are forecast in Arkansas as a cold front moves through. The front reaches the northwest Wednesday and sweeps across, bringing cloudiness but no precipitation. Monday highs ranged from 76 at El Dorado to 85 at Jonesboro and Fort Smith, with highs mid 80s today and low 70s to low 80s Wednesday. overnight lows expect upper 40s in the northwest to around 60 in the southeast.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
el Dorado
Jonesboro
Fort Smith
Grant funds mobile wastewater training at East Camden
The Environmental Protection Agency awards a $50,000 grant to Southwest Technical Institute in East Camden to establish a pilot mobile wastewater treatment operator training course. The program runs eight one month sessions starting January 10, 1972 and will train 160 men.
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Little Rock
Environmental Protection Agency
Southwest Technical Institute
East Camden
Quiz Reports The News And Its Makers
Weekly Hope Star News Quiz tests recall of recent events and headlines. It covers notable people, places, and action spots from around the world, guiding readers to review the news with this feature on Page 4. Answers appear on the same page, part of the Living Textbook Program sponsored by First National Bank.
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