Missouri Revenge Star Award Warmed by Editor’s Word
The Star celebrates a bronze Arkansas Press Association trophy for best daily newspaper column writing in 1973. The editor announces the 7th year of The Star’s publication and the 4th under present ownership. He recalls Missouri’s narrow win over Nebraska and discusses recent Southwest Conference results including Arkansas over Baylor and Texas loss.
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Arkansas
Baylor
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Nebraska
Razorbacks
Fayetteville
Dallas
Lincoln
Columbia
Telegraph
Tiger Booster Club
Missouri Stadium
Cornhuskers
Star
Hot Springs’ Arlington Hotel
Arkansas Press Association
UFO sightings flare across Mississippi near Pascagoula
A Mississippi coast wave of UFO reports draws in Marion County officials and scientists. Drs. James Harder and Allen Hynek say two men Hickson and Parker were aboard a blue craft with red skinned occupants. Radar operator James Thornhill reports a close, then jammed, craft near his station as residents observe bright blue lights.
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Gulf Coast
Pascagoula
Drs
James Harder
University of California
James Thornhill
Columbia
Thornhill
Hickson
Parker
Harder
Hynek
Jackson County
Fred Diamond
Diamond
Mississippi
Mississippi- Tennessee
National Weather Service
Mars
Jupiter
Market dips as Fed policy tightness weighs on stocks
New York reports a sharp market decline as expectations of a continued tight money policy curb investor enthusiasm. The Dow Jones average fell to 967.26 with 11.37 points down at 11 a.m., while decline leads outpaced advances 5 to 3 amid ongoing Fed messaging from Burns in Hot Springs.
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NEW York
Federal Reserve Board
New York Stock Exchange
Bangkok Turmoil as Thai Leaders Flee Capital
In Bangkok crowds clash with troops as former premier Thanom and allies depart to seek peace. Demonstrators demand executions, government buildings burn, and casualties rise with hospitals overwhelmed. Royal and civilian leaders urge order amid ongoing anti regime protests.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Praphas Charusathien
Narong Kittikachorn
Praphas
Narong
Thanom
Sanya Thammasak
Democracy Monument
Sanya
Hope Special watermelon shown at Hot Springs luncheon
A 109 pound Hope watermelon grown by Lester Kent of Hope Route One is displayed at the Arlington Hotel during the National Newspaper Association and Arkansas Press Association convention. C M Rogers Star circulation director introduced the fruit as a new cross variety named Hope Special. Secretary Earl R Butz attended and spoke at the luncheon.
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Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Hope
Earl R. Butz
National Newspaper Association
Arkansas Press Association
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Star
Lester Kent
Douglas says LBJ believed his phone was tapped
Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas said Lyndon B Johnson believed his White House phone was tapped and that the court conference room may have been bugged. He offered no substantiation, and his dissent accompanied a bail denial in a separate case involving a Chicago grand jury probe.
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LBJ
Douglas
Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Doulas
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
District of
Colmbia
Johnson
U.S. Steel
Margaret Anne Heutsche
Chicago
Evanston
William H. Rehnquist
Higher fuel costs may be passed to motorists
Washington AP The Cost of Living Council may allow gasoline retailers to pass on higher wholesale costs to consumers. Council director John T. Dunlop confirmed an announcement likely soon, with public comment before possible implementation. If adopted the move could trigger another 2 cent per gallon retail rise, a pattern urged by fuel dealers.
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Krebic
Washington
Cost of Living Council
Council
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
City Avenda Considers North Hervey Zoning Change
City officials discuss rezoning requests for North Hervey from residential areas to commercial or industrial use between the underpass and Avenue F. A joint hearing with the Planning Commission and area residents is requested to balance development with community values, with notices to follow. The city budgets for 1974 loom, aiming to balance projects with funds. The Board also approved maintaining lighting at interstate interchanges once installed by the highway department, potentially by next summer.
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Avenda
North Hervey
Avenue F
Planning Commission
Highway Department
Local notes from Hope area from surgery to campus pledges
Arvel Tullis of Hope is reported in good condition after surgery and rests at Shumpert Memorial Hospital in Shreveport. The October Ward of the Month winners for the Hope Garden Clubs are named. corrections are issued for a court docket listing and a bus driver is clarified. Arkansas State University closes rush. seven sororities announce pledges, with a number of Hope residents named among new pledges and students at Southern State College.
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Arvel Tullis of
Hope
Shumpert Memorial Hospital
Shreveport
The
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Herbert Burns
East 18Th St
Corbin Foster
West 13Th
Houston Schooley
Rosston Road
Jewel K. Barr
North Hervey
Arkansas State University
Jonesboro
Carla Delaney
Deborah Impson
Deborah Starley
All of
Hope Chi Omega
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Alex. H. Washburn
Demosthenes
Pascagoula, Miss
Marion County Civil Defense
Len Hynek
Northwestern University
Charles Hickson
Calvin Parker
Wat Sleng Pagoda
Phnom Penh
Arthur F. Burns
Ark
Reserve Board
Fed
Radio Thailand
Bhumibol Adulyadej
Thammasat University
Navy
Chulalongkorn Hospital
Pod Rogers
Hope Melon and Agriculture Secy
Butz
City Hall
By Gerald Keith Hope
Loretta Johnson
M.C. and
Melrosie Johnson
Robert Lee White
Old 67 West
Charlotte Ogden
Toni Lynn Polk
Brack Poindexter
Willie L. Pree
Gerald Purifoy
Rhona Rook
Rita Kay Rook
Phillip Ross
Southern State College
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