Hammerschmid Questionnaire shows Arkansas district views
The Third Arkansas District received 14 635 replies to Hammerschmidt’s questionnaire. Voters mostly share his stance on Vietnam Paris talks, voting ages, tax credits, and constitutional questions. Opinions show strong support for court and law enforcement limits, rural development, and policing measures during disorder.
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Jon Paul Hammerschmidt
Arkansas
Congress
Vietnam
Paris
Supreme Court
Weekend Police Report Details Three Crashes
An auto driven by John Henry Mitchell of Hope ran a stop sign and struck a City Police car driven by Marvin Atterbury at South Hazel and Division Streets on Saturday. Investigating State Trooper Wallace Martin Cisahnetg faces driving while intoxicated. Estimated damages: $100 to Mitchell’s car and $500 to the police vehicle. A second collision at 7th and Spruce involved James E. Cheat ham and Virgie Les Nelson with minor damage. Additional minor damage reported to Barvell B. Cos, Magnolis arrell B. Cox 0 and Clovis G, Title of Hope, in the 100 block of West Second, reported by Officers Neal and Ward.
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John Henry Mitchell
Hope
Marvin Atterbury
South Hazel
Division
Wallace Martin Cisah
Mitchell
Spruce
James E. Cheatham
Virgie Les Nelson
Officer Long
Barvell B. Cos
Magnolisarrell B
Jackie Greek Millionaire On Honeymoon Onassis and Kennedy wed on Scorpios Island
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Aristotle Onassis begin a yacht honeymoon aboard the Christina amid rain and gale winds off Scorpios. The simple Orthodox ceremony followed a lavish Newport wedding, with the couple not revealing travel plans as winds lash the Tonian Sea.
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Chris Eliou
Associated Press
Scorpios Island
Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy
Onassia
John F. Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Christina
Isle i
Tonian Sea
Turkey
Little Virgin On
Scorpios
Newport
Jacqueline Bouvier
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Presbyterians Call New Pastor for Hope Church
The First Presbyterian Church of Hope issued a call to Reverend James E. Sewell of Norwood North Carolina to succeed the late Dr L T Lawrence. Sewell and his wife are Russellville natives and will move into the Gil South Main Street manse likely by December 1st with their five children.
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First Presbyterian Church of Hope
James E. Sewell
Norwood
North Carolina
L. T. Lawrence
Sewell
Russellville
University of Arkansas
Arkansas College
Erskin Presbyterian Seminary
Warren
Arkansas
Sewells
Gil South Main Street
Nigerian King to Marry Nigerian Official's Daughter
Major General Yakubu Gowon, Nigeria's bachelor ruler, will marry, sources say. The 34 year old leader celebrated his birthday with a parade featuring Victoria H. Zakari, named as the daughter of a Northern Nigeria government official.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Yakubu Gowon
Gowon
Victoria H. Zakari
2 Killed in Wreck Near Nashville
Six people died in Arkansas traffic crashes over the weekend. Jimmy Dale Lawrence 20 and Tommy E. Gilbert 20, both of Nashville, were killed when Lawrence’s car left Arkansas 24 west of Nashville and crashed into a wooded area. Jerry P. Burnett 20 of Fayetteville died when the vehicle he rode in ran off a road and struck a tree near Fayetteville. Donald D. Ford 19 of Ash Town fatally injured when his car was rammed by a train at a crossing on Arkansas 108 north of Ash Town. Mary Johnson 41 of near Monticello died when her car left Arkansas 8 on a curve and rolled seven miles north of Star City. Mrs. Henry Kaffaka 31 of Bono killed when her car struck a pickup after turning onto Arkansas 18.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Jimmy Dale Lawrence
Tommy E. Gilbert
Nashville
Lawrence
Jerry P. Burnett
Fayetteville
Donald D. Ford
Ashitown
Kansas City Southern
Arkansas 108
Mary Johnson
Monticello
Arkansas 8
Star City
Henry Kaffaka
Bono
Craighead County
Arkansas 18
Dont-Do-It Yourself Policy Follows Many Mechanical Experiences
Joy Stilley discusses a shift to battery operated gadgets that automate chores. She highlights a mechanical toothbrush, portable beater, cordless vacuum, long handled buffer, dry cell powered holders, battery operated pepper mill, and a rotating fork to ease cooking and cleaning. The piece promotes a lifestyle of pushing button convenience and reduced personal effort.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
St. Vitus
Supreme Court upholds riots incitement convictions
The Supreme Court refused appeals by three white supremacists convicted in Baltimore park riots. Charles Lynch Richard Norton and Joseph Carroll faced incit ing to riot conspiring to incite riot and disorderly conduct sentences of two years. The ACLU argued the cases centered on racist speech not proven incitement.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Baltimore
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Ney
Charles Conley Lynch
San Bernardino
Calif
Richard Berry Norton
Joseph Carroll
Lynch
National States Rights Party
Norton
Maryland
Carroll
Patterson Park
Africa
Belef
Newspapers Win Review From Court
Washington AP reports two Tucson Arizona newspapers won Supreme Court review of a federal judge ruling that parts of their joint operating agreement are illegal. The case draws industry focus as 44 newspapers in 22 alliances operate similar shared ventures. The 1940 Tucson pact merged business lines including production distribution and advertising under a joint venture. Judge James A Walsh of Tucson ruled last January 31 that some provisions are illegal and must be divested.
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Washington
Tucson
uvDerencp. US
James A. Walsh
Iia
Justice Department
Freedom of Information Act Upheld in Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld the Freedom of Information Act ruling that public business be conducted openly. The decision stemmed from a North Little Rock Times suit over a 1967 city council closed session with the city attorney to discuss a Public Service Commission case.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
North Little
State Public Service Commission
Smith
State of
National Downtown Week kicks off in Hope Arkansas
James Morrow of the Downtown Hope Association promotes National Downtown Week October 20 to 26. Merchants will advertise downtown shopping’s variety while renovations totaling about a quarter million dollars brighten the area. Parking includes 340 spaces with free after 4 PM and all day on the first Wednesday of each month.
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James Morrow, Pees
Downtown Hope Association
Hope
Morrow
Santa Claus
Hope Downtown Merchants Association
Third Street
Hoge Downtown Association
Arkansas
Apollo 7 Astronauts Ready for Splashdown Tuesday
After four days of tests and tensions with ground control, Apollo 7 astronauts Schirra Eisele and Cunningham enter the final 24 hours of their 11 day mission. They will ignite the engine, reenter the atmosphere, and aim for a Bermuda southeast ocean splashdown at 7 12 a.m. EDT aboard recovery by the Essex.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
Donn F. Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Atlantic Ocean
Hawaii
Bermuda
Essex
United States
Arkansas Supreme Court limits bargaining duty for Fort Smith
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled the city of Fort Smith need not bargain with an employees union over wages and conditions but must reinstate any employee wrongfully discharged in the labor dispute. The unanimous decision reverses part of a lower ruling, upholding reinstatement while limiting collective bargaining obligations.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Fort Smith
High Court
Warren Kimbrough
George Rose Smith
Kimbrough
Smith
Apollo 7 Splashdown Schedule
The sequence of events for Apollo 7’s reentry includes a main engine burn at 6:43 a.m. EDT, capsule separation at 6:45, atmospheric entry at 6:56 over Houston, successive parachute deployments at 7:07 and 7:08, and splashdown at 9:12 a.m. about 230 miles SSE of Bermuda with the carrier Essex on standby for recovery.
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Hawaii
Earth
Houston
Bermuda
Essex
Patmos PTA to Host Ham Buffet Dinner Oct 22
The Patmos PTA sponsors a four ham buffet dinner Tuesday October 22 at 6 p.m. in the Patmos School cafeteria plates cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Also notes local residents and military staff updates from Hope and nearby towns.
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Patmos Pta
Patmos
Saigon Rejects Washington Peace Plan Tactics
Saigon leaders criticize Washington's move to halt bombing North Vietnam arguing it risks an unfavorable bargaining position. Officials say Thieu seeks solid assurances before de escalation, fearing a gimmick settlement would weaken allied leverage and provoke anti American protests among Catholics.
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John T. Wheeler
Associated Press
Saigon
Washington
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Ha~noi
Johnson
U.S
Nguyen van Thien
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu Ig
United States
Spring Hill School District Receives $11,592 in U S Funds
The Spring Hill School District at Hope was notified by the Federal Programs Division of the State Department of Education that its Title I funds totaling 11,592 for the Elementary and Secondary Education Act have been approved. Officials warn final payments may vary slightly next month as calculations finish. Counties overall receive about eight percent less Title money than last year due to federal ESEA cutbacks and formula readjustments.
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Spring Hill
Hope
State Department of Education
Wm. H. Moore
Moore
Wales
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Robert F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Wallace
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The
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Bill Montgomery
U of A Razorback
Rena Acker Baker
Edwin J. Baker
Gerald Trussell, Pasetor
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
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T. E. Jackson
Annaspolis
R, E. Jackson
Columbus
D. B. Thompson
St. Vincent Infirmary
Martha Jane Eason
Milton Eason
Army Nurse Corps
Ft. Benning
Russell N. Leonard
Russell Leonard
U.S. Navy
Panama City
Florida
Shils
Linda Reese
William A. Walters
James E. Walters
Hope, Ark
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England
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Hope High School
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