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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1973
Page
5
A brief column by editor Alex Washburn examines the daily bread theme with concise reflections on taste and simplicity. The piece presents a compact meditation on modest meals and mindful eating.
Opinion essay arguing investigations target politicians, defending Nixon amid spending debates. Compares Nixon and Johnson vacation costs, asserts media bias and Democratic opposition, and ties spending to broader economic concerns and Supreme Court appointments.
Public flap surprises Fulbright as he defends four to five year stance on Israel Arabs conflict. He cites UN backed, politically negotiated peace as long term Israel interest, noting similar views to Rogers and prior presidents. Responds to Little Rock Jewish community criticism and recalls speeches since 1969.
Washington AP reports motorists face higher prices at many stations as the Cost of Living Council eases ceilings. About a third of independent stations may raise prices from one tenth of a cent to 142 cents per gallon, with automatic passthrough after Nov 1 for future wholesale increases.
President Anwar Sadat declared Egyptian Zafer missiles are ready to strike Israel any minute while offering to accept a cease-fire and attend a United Nations peace conference on two conditions. He demanded Israel withdraw from occupied Arab lands and restore Palestinian rights, and announced Suez Canal preparations to reopen for navigation. He warned Israel that Egyptian missiles are on bases and pledged to pursue peace based on justice amid ongoing war.
Investigators and scientists examine claims by Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker that they were abducted by a blue craft with red faced beings for about a half hour near the Mississippi Gulf Coast. NASA-linked researchers were said to be en route, several witnesses reported lights, and radar sightings were largely unconfirmed.
The Associated Press reports Syrian and Iraqi forces launched a new offensive against Israeli troops in Syria as tank and artillery battles raged on the Egyptian front. U S transport planes rushed arms to Israel while a Soviet airlift aided Egypt and Syria. Israel claimed to hold the front while losses mounted on both sides including dozens of Iraqi and Israeli tanks and aircraft.
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and North Vietnamese Politburo member Le Duc Tho were named co winners for efforts to end the Vietnam War. The prize totals about 120000 dollars to be shared, with honors noted by the Nobel committee after 242 hours of review.
An Air Force Hercules transport plane with seven crew members crashed Monday night on Sugar Loaf Mountain 20 miles south of Fort Smith. Recovery of the bodies began at dawn Tuesday. Sebastian County coroner Ray Vines said the crew died on impact. Officials expected body removal by today.
Former state senator Richard Earl Griffin of Crossett will replace Dr William Lytle of Clarksville on the Arkansas Board of Corrections after Lytle resigned. Gov Dale Bumpers announced the appointment Monday as Lytle, who also recently resigned from the College of the Ozarks faculty in Clarksville, lives temporarily in New York.
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