Striking stewardesses ground TWA flights nationwide
At dawn union members picketed major U S airports as federal mediators set a new meeting between Trans World Airlines and the Transportation Workers Union. About 425 daily domestic flights were grounded and most international service halted. Wages, hours, benefits and working conditions remain disputed.
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Washington
Trans World Airlines
Transportation Workers Union
TWA
Francis A. O'Neill
F. C. Wiser Jr
Pan American Airlines
Copied Canada News on Gromyko Nixon Meeting and Laporte Case
Two U N meetings set Gro myko to see Nixon in Washington and Gromyko may discuss no specific subjects. In Canada the Laporte murder manhunt continues as Trudeau seeks to subdue terrorists and War Measures Act powers. Cross no new lead. amnesty offer for Laporte captors stands. Ottawa votes show strong support for government actions.
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Montreal
Canada
Quebec
Pierre Laporte
James R. Cross
Quebec Liberation Front
Laporte
House of Commons
Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Commons
Allen MacEachen
Trudeau
House
New Democratic Party
New Democrats
Property tax millage limits tied to voter approvals
Property taxes for specified city purposes may be levied. Millage limited to the amount approved by voters in a general election. Property taxes limited to millage approved by voters of the school district at a general or special election.
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Policemen's Pension Fund
Kent State Students Call for U S Probe
Kent State University Faculty Senate and two student groups urged a federal grand jury to investigate May disorders at Kent State University where four students died and nine were wounded in a confrontation with the Ohio National Guard. A separate indictment process led to four charges against Larry A. Shub and others. The groups said the state grand jury overstepped its legal boundaries.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Ohio National Guard
Larry A. Shub
Cleveland Heights
Kent State
Portage County Sheriff's Office
Ravenna
Murray
Shub
Graduate Student Council
Special State Grand Jury
Night of mass slayings and fire at wealthy surgeon home
Bodies of a wealthy eye surgeon, three family members, and a secretary were found shot and bound in the outdoor pool area of their Santa Cruz home, which had been destroyed by fire. authorities pursue leads as investigators assess motive and suspects.
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Associated Press
Santa Cruz
Calif
Officials Named to Serve as Election Judges and Clerks
Hempstead County officials list for the November 3, 1970 general election assigns judges and clerks across wards and precincts. The document details polling locations from Hope Fire Station to community buildings, with named individuals for each box and assisting roles, covering Ward I through Ward 4 and multiple village sites.
18-Year-Old Vote Questioned By States At Supreme Court
States opposing the 1970 measure to grant voting rights to 18-year-olds argue it is a dangerous shortcut undermining the constitutional system. Arizona Attorney General Gary K. Nelson warns that change should come only by constitutional amendment, while U.S. Solicitor General Erwin Griswold outlines Nixon administration reservations during the Supreme Court hearing.
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Sy Don McLeod
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Supreme Court
Arizona
Gary K. Nelson
Nelson
U.S
Erwin N. Griswold
Nixon
Egypt names veteran diplomat Mahmoud Fawzi prime minister
Informants in Cairo report President Sadat selected Mahmoud Fawzi a 70 year old former foreign minister and longtime adviser to Nasser as Egypt's new prime minister. Al Ahram highlighted his career including posts under the monarchy and foreign affairs roles.
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Cairo
Avnar Sadat
Mahmoud Fawzi
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Fawai
Farouk
Nasser
Nixon
U.S
Middle East
al Ahram
Sadat
Fawzi
Five Die in California Home Slayings and Fire
In Santa Cruz County five people including eye surgeon Dr Victor Ohta and his wife Virginia were found shot in the back of the head and dumped in a pool as fire destroyed their Saratoga home. A sixth victim, gas station attendant Thomas Dececcao, 19, was found fatally shot in Saratoga two hours later. Authorities linked by blood and altered crime scene as they explored possible connections while poor visibility hampered clues.
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Doug Willis
Associated Press
Santa Cruz
Calif
Saratoga
Thomas S. Dececcao
San Francisco
James
Victor M. Ohta
Virginia
Derik
Taggart
Allies claim 129 enemy killed near Da Nang
U S and South Vietnamese forces report 129 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed and 30 captured in clashes south of Da Nang. Three South Vietnamese soldiers died and 18 were wounded. four Americans were killed and 21 wounded in other Vietnam engagements. Only 21 weapons and eight grenades were recovered.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
da Nang
Thuong Duc
Vietnam
Hope Area Meetings Postponed and Community Events
A Project Area Committee meeting in Area 1 was postponed to November with members to be notified of the new date. Arkansas Baptist Hospital reports patient Speedy Hutson in intensive care. Hempstead County receives a tax in lieu payment of 3431.24 from the Housing Authority of Hope. Hope Booster Club meets at 7:30 p m Tuesday in the Hope High School Science Building. Douglas Building Community Center was used by 265 groups last year and is run by the Hope Housing and Urban Renewal Agency. Absentee ballots are ready through Hempstead County Clerk Pat House. Southern State College hosts Visitation Day with 52 Upward Bound participants including local residents. WIBC bowling meeting organized by Mary Riley with new officers to be elected.
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Project Area Committee
Douglas Building
Luther Hollaman
Hope Housing and Urban Renewal Agency
Southern State College
Hope
Philip W. Barton
Vickie Karen Brown
Sandra Jean Hamilton
Henry Lee McKenny
Hempstead County
Judy Faye York
Rt. 1
Roy Lee Brown
Paula Jean Poindexter
Rhonda Carol Rook
Rt. 2
William Benton
Rt. 3
WIBC
Emmet
League
Mary Riley
Night Classes Offered at Red River Vocational School
Royce Pendergrass director of extension announces night courses at Red River Vocational Technical School. Automotive Tune-Up taught by Tee Little at 12 dollars, 7 p.m. Thursdays start and run eight weeks. Welding with John McKee at 10 dollars, Mondays and Thursdays 7 p.m. Air Conditioning and Refrigeration with Andy Andrews at 13.50 dollars, Mondays 7 p.m. for 18 weeks. Accounting with Mrs. Daisy O’Neal at 6 dollars, Mondays and Thursdays 6 p.m. for four weeks.
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Royce Pendergrass
Red River Vocational Technical School
Tee Little
John McKee
Andy Andrews
Daisy O'Neal
Take A Swim in The News Quiz on Page 4
The Hope Star presents a weekly News Quiz on Page 4 as part of its Living Textbook Program sponsored by VEC Instructional Materials for area schools. Answers appear on Page 3.
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VEC
Hope Star
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Gromyko Plan
Lewis Gulick
United Nations, N.Y
William P. Rogers
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Rogers
White House
United States
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Nixor
Kremlin
U.S. Probe
Kansas City
Senate
Hempstead
Courthouse
Jim Cobb
Chester Hunt
Charles Harrell
Wallace Martin
A.G. Martin
W.O.W. Hall
Comer Boyett
John P. Pierce
James W. Balch
Henry O’steen
J. McRae Andrews
Hope City Hall
Albert Patton
Paula Rodden
Mary Esther Keys
Ronnie Stephenson
G.W. Hooten
Ward
Hope Youth Center
Homer Stone
Everline Stuart
Frankie Rexroat
Edna Davis
H.L. Washington
Young Chevrolet Company
Earl Whitaker
Cecil Bittle
Ned Ray Purtle
Lucy Goins
Claud Self
Tate Motor Company
Homer Cobb
Aubrey Albritton
Bill Schooley
Bob Odom
Lester Kent
Bingen
Gladys Owens
W.O. Lane
J.F. Haynes
Sid Davenport
Lex Clingan
Blegins
Wilma Thurman
Victor Hampton
Catherine Dixon
Curry Avery
Zack Brooks
Burke’s
Sue Avery
Artie Faulkner
C.R. Samuel
Jim Faulkner
Andrew Avery
Columbus
Downs
T.M. McCorkle
Horace Ellen
Robert Sipes
John J. Wilson
Horace Elien
Cross Roads
Gilbert
F. Gilbert
Carl Hicks
Lester Fincher
HB. Gilbert
Earl Thompson
DeAnn
Methodist Church
John Burke
Hillis Samuel
Lee Little
Rosa Nell Whatley
Jesse Burke
Fulton
Carolyn Taylor
Ernest Cox
Lucy Moore
Charlene Weaver
Barbara Arnold
Guernsey
N.B. Coleman
Robert Griffin
Matt Bristow
Jaka Jones
H.E. Sutton
Royal Stroud
G.D. Royston, Jr
H.L. Salisbury
A.T. Jones
T.A. Smith
McCaskill
RCI
Beatrice Askew
Riley Stone
Frank Grachek
Elmer Wagner
Barlrester McNab
Eddie Knighton
Gretta Stone
Beatrice Muldrow
Velma Jones
Margaret Marcum
Ozan
Earl Robins
Faughn
Robert Hill
Milam Green
Joel Green
Patmos
Town Hall
Verde Hollis
Wayne Attebury
A.B. Ortigo
Tillman Rider
J. E. Stanley
Rocky Mound
Baptist Church
Norman Taylor
Ivan Bright
Clifford Messer
B. Arnett
R. C. Trames
School House
Clara Dillard
Alta Arrington
Allie Collier
Zelma Mullins
Donna Guilliams
Otis Fuller
Spring Hill
Agri
Marie Yocom
Edna Smith
David Stevenson
Oliver Barnes
Sid Singard
Stephenson
Buck Martin
Sue Askew
Sandra Martin
Nasser Man
California
Ohtas
Dr. Ohta
Cadwallader
Live Oak
Ted Pound
The
Star
L.A
Speedy” Hutson
Arkansas Baptist Hospital
Little Rock
Housing Authority of the
City of Hope
Hope Booster Club
Hope High School
Pat House
Tech School
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