Third District Livestock Show officers named for ’73 in Hope
The 73 association held its annual meeting at Red River Vocational Technical School in Hope with Royce Pendergrass presiding. A 1973 slate was approved including Lynn Montgomery as president and Frank Douglas as treasurer, with a nominating committee listing county representatives.
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Hope
Red River
Charles Wade
Miller County
Ray Goodson
Howard County
Frank Douglas
Calvin Caldwell
Cecil Bittle
Hempstead
Lynn Montgomery
Arch Wylie
Ray Turner
Glenn Ford
Moore
Pendergrass
Talbot Feild
John Hobgood
Clark
Orval Childs
Columbia
Howard
Walter Hudson
Lafayette
Otto Cowling, Jr
Little River
Wade
Miller
Ellis Steward
I.W. Harris
Nevada
Robert Russell
Ouachita
Bobby Carroll
Pike
Devoe Bollinger
Sevier
Bill McRae
Danny Joyce
Gerald Keith
Troy Buck
Travis Ward
Don Fuller
Ben G. Waller, Jr
T.O. Porter
Ned Ray Purtle
Bill Beaumont
Bob Parham
Ford
Polk
Garland
Hot Spring
Montgomery
Saline
Booster Club Meeting Schedule And Veterans Day Mail Notice
The Booster Club will meet at p.m. in the High School Science Building on Tuesdays for the rest of the football season. The post office will be closed Monday October 23 1972 for Veterans Day. No city or rural delivery. mail placed in post office boxes as usual. Stamps available from vending machine in lobby.
Pound falls to two month low amid inflation fears
The British pound sank to 2.34 dollars in two hours of heavy selling, its lowest in two months, as inflation remains high and the threat of a nationwide power strike looms. Since June 23 the pound has dropped about 15 cents after Britain floated the currency to curb a run, slipping past the earlier parity of 2.40.
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London
U.S
Britain
Two Americans Die in Vietnam War in Last Week
SAIGON AP reports two Americans were killed in the Vietnam War last week, five missing and four wounded, with no nonhostile deaths. Combat deaths fell from 19 the prior week, while South Vietnamese losses rose to 576 killed and 2,421 wounded. Allied totals show 45,004 Americans killed in action, 303,461 wounded, 10,280 dead from nonhostile causes and 1,686 missing.
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Saigon
U.S
Newport News
Segretti Listed as Worker for McGovern Forces
Segretti named by Barbara Bennett as a McGovern Shr iver campaign volunteer, though cards show his name without rallies or volunteer work. Bennett noted some entrants fail to sign in at events, leaving doubt on Segretti's participation. The Times reported 28 calls involving Segretti and Chapin, Hunt, and White House staff.
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Santa Monica
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Donald H. Segretti
George McGovern
Barbara Bennett
McGovern-Shriver
Los Angeles
Segretti
Miss Bennett
New York Times
Washington Post
Time Magazine
White House
Dwight Chapin
the Times
Climer slams special interests in secretary of state race
Republican Jerry Climer told the Greater Little Rock Jaycees that special interest groups dominate the secretary of state office and influence state printing contracts worth about 3 million dollars annually. He accused incumbent Kelly Bryant and four aides of steering lucrative contracts to big Little Rock printers, claiming a cover up over Contract 27 analysis sheets and calling the arrangement a back scratching scheme that harms taxpayers.
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Little Rock
Jerry Climer
Secretary of State
Climer
Kelly Bryant
Bryant
C. Armitage Harper
Dencral Lithographing and Printing Co
John Wells
General Printing Co
H. J. Sutton
Standard Register
F. W. Canaday
Rhodes Paper Co
GOP
Final Congress Ends With Battle Over Bills and Spending
The Democratic controlled 92nd Congress adjourned after two years marked by a clash with President Nixon over spending and major legislation. It overrode Nixon’s veto of a 24.6 billion water pollution bill while defeating his 250 billion federal spending ceiling plan, which he said would force tax increases. Democrats said the President exaggerated the costs.
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Nixon
Congress
Sponse
Pentagon
Constitution Hall
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U.S
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House
Mike Mansfield
Vietnam
White House
Soviet Union
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
92Nd
Nixon Def Uses Oil Talks to Push Domestic Exploration
In Dallas at the Independent Petroleum Association of America convention, Nixon presses for higher domestic oil and gas exploration and possible measures to ease shortages. A related gas resolution urges decontrol of wellhead prices to spur federal price controls over interstate gas.
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Independent Petroleum Association of America
John N. Nassikas
Federal Power Commission
Dallas
White House
Tom B. Medders Jr
Wichita Falls
Tex
Nixon
Restric
U.S
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