Page Two Club Members Share East and West Trips
Mrs. Carter Russell and Mr. Pod Rogers spoke to the Hope Lions about their travels to the east and west coasts. Russell recounted a chartered bus trip to the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City to support Miss Arkansas Donna Connelly. The group toured Washington landmarks and New York attractions. Rogers described a Los Angeles trip where Hope watermelons were spotlighted on Lets Make a Deal.
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Carter Russell
Pod Rogers
Hope Lions
Hope
Rockefeller Center
Chinatown
The
Bowery
United Nations
No Action on Education Aid Distribution
Arkansas Legislative Council took no firm stance on the proposed education aid distribution formula. The council asked the Education Department to circulate the proposal and schedule hearings with school officials, with no date set. Senator Knox Nelson urged consultation with educators to plan hearings. Senator Robert Harvey presented the report from a 30 member committee. The plan keeps most features of the prior formula but changes when equalization takes effect, guaranteeing at least prior year aid while adjusting distributions to higher revenues.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Legislative Council
State Education Department
Knox Nelson
Pine Bluff
Robert Harvey
Swifton
A. W. Ford
Fair Skies and Mild Temperatures Across Arkansas
Fair skies and mild temperatures are forecast for Arkansas through Wednesday as high pressure centered over Southeastern Texas keeps afternoon highs in the 70s and cool evenings. No new fronts are expected and the weather outlook remains steady after a low pressure trough moved east Monday. Obituaries: Gen Lazaro Cardenas, 75, former Mexican president, dies of cancer. Mrs Henry Carnegie Phipps, 87, prominent Thoroughbred patron, dies. tied to Wheatley Stable and trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons. Joseph H Lancer Jr., 57, Bell & Howell VP and Pasadena lab director, dies.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Texas
New York
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Jim Fitzsimmons
Wheatley
Los Angeles
Joseph H. Lancer Jr
Bell & Howell Research Laboratories
Pasadena
Nixon Uses Youth Taunts as Campaign Weapon Across Six States
President Nixon frames heckler taunts as political tools amid six state tour to aid Republican Senate hopefuls in Tennessee Indiana and North Carolina. He urges voters to choose ballots on November 3 while condemning campus violence and urging law and order with large turnout at Columbus Grand Forks and Kansas City rallies.
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Walter R. Mears
Kansas City
Nixon
Senate
Tennessee
Indiana
North Carolina
Columbus
Ohio
Grand Forks
N.C
Johnson City
Tenn
William Brock OI
Albert Gore
Winfield K. Dunn
Memphis
Asheville
Richard J. Roudebush
Vance Hartke
Law and Order
Robert Taft Jr
Roger Cloud
Thomas Kleppe
Quentin N. Burdick
John C. Danforth
Missouri
Stuart Symington
White House
Statehouse Plaza
Municipal Auditorium
The Negro Community Meeting Tonight at Keytone Lodge
The Negro Community notes a meeting at Keytone Lodge tonight at 7 30 with all members urged to attend. The item names James Morrow as chairman and lists guests including Morris Fair of Dallas, Warren Plyler, Bobby Wells, Claud Byrd, Dub Flowers, and Mrs. Pod Rogers. The piece also references Glen Campbell and Merv Griffin as context.
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Keytone Lodge
Los Angeles
Glen Campbell
Merv Griffin
Hope
James Morrow
Morris Fair
Dallas
Claud Byrd
Warren Plyler
Farm Bureau
Bobby Wells
Production Credit Assn
Dub Flowers
Pod Rogers
Club
Emmet PTA to Stage Talent Show at High School
Emmet PTA plans a talent show Thursday October 29 at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium with prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars across three divisions. Entry blanks available by phone 887-2319 or 887-3976. Admission 25 and 50 cents. Pie and coffee sold from 6:30 p.m. Everyone invited.
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Emmet Pta
Texarkana backs proposed new constitution
Texarkana Ark city board endorses a proposed new constitution calling it a substantial improvement over the 1874 document. The measure notes the constitutional change will be voted on in the November general election. The report also covers Nixon remarks on youth violence and a surprise Ohio State University campus visit drawing large crowds.
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Texarkana, Ark
Texarkana City
Officials on Page One at Washington School Gym
Names Briant Bobo Dave Curtis and Fred Aaron list election staff at Washington School Gym along with absentee voters and poll hours from 8 a.m. to 7 30 p.m. The piece notes ballots will have a letter of instruction in each Original ballot box and black stickers over top ballot numbers. It discusses voting-age change and federal versus state authority highlighted by Griswold and the Justice Department actions.
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Briant Bobo
Dave Curtis
Fred Aaron
Washington
Ray Carter
F.W. Porterfield
GS. Williamson
Jean Watson
Audria Moses
Donnie Hamilton
Paul Rawson
T.O. Porter
Cecil O'Steen
Griswold
Congress
Solicitor General
Nixon
Justice Department
Arizona
Idaho
Texas
Oregon
Southwestern Bell Plans $230000 Hope Area Telephones
Construction in the Hope area for rural telephone service progresses with a $230,000 expenditure. Manager Jack Bayles notes burying several thousand feet of cable will improve service within a three mile radius of the Hope exchange and reduce weather related interruptions. The project targets Main Street Patmos Road Rocky Mountain Road and several state highways will be completed next year.
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Hope
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Jack Bayles
Southwestern Bell
Hope Exchange
Bayles
Another School Bomb Threat Evacuates Harmony Grove School
Harmony Grove Arkansas authorities evacuated the Harmony Grove School after an anonymous call warned of a bomb. No device was found and classes were set to resume today.
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Harmony Grove, Ark
Harmony Grove
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Mrs. Carter Russell
Frank King
Rogers
Eer Hunter
Reais
Viera
Vws Fost End Street
Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Cardenas
Latin America
Ark
Ester Hicks
Texarkana
America
Ohio State University
SW Bell
Hope Area
POL
G.F. Henry
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