Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor
A brief reflective note by editor Alex Washburn on the daily bread topic. The piece hints at simpler living and steady routines, urging readers to value modest sustenance and steady effort.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1973
Page
7
A brief reflective note by editor Alex Washburn on the daily bread topic. The piece hints at simpler living and steady routines, urging readers to value modest sustenance and steady effort.
Editor cites SNPA bulletin and compares Florida Supreme Court ruling to Peron era censorship. Court requires newspapers criticizing candidates to give equal reply space, risking news coverage by diverting columns to political harangues. Editor argues press freedom harmed and small papers can adapt.
Lawmakers discuss impeachment as Nixon faces legal limbo after Cox firing. House members signal possible moves, while President’s aides predict continued battles as transcripts and tapes become central to the crisis. Sirica contemplates contempt options as Cox’s team prepares to work.
Egypt and Israel accepted a United Nations cease fire resolution to halt fighting in the Arab Israeli war. Jordan was expected to join, while Syria showed intent to follow Cairo. Iraq refused, but the move was not seen as derailing truce efforts. Fighting persisted near the Golan Heights and the Suez Canal as the deadline neared. Secretary Kissinger traveled to Israel for talks with Prime Minister Meir on the Moscow plan.
Louis E. Phillips 22 of Hope faced charges after a 5:45 p.m. Sunday three car collision on Highway 4 north of Hope. Phillips attempted a pass and struck Rose Smith of Washington, sending her car into the east ditch and overturning. He sideswiped Dale Spencer of Mena, sending both vehicles into the ditch. Phillips said brakes failed leading to the crash.
In Washington, year round daylight saving time is urged as a way to save energy this winter. Rep Silvio Conte and supporters argue substantial lighting savings, while critics cite free choice and First Amendment concerns. DOT estimates nationwide electricity demand would fall at most 1-2 percent, with unclear impact on overall use. The measure faces political hurdles and unlikely passage before clocks revert on Oct 28.
City subscribers urged to call 777-3431 between 6 and 6 30 p m Saturday to report missing papers before delivery by a carrier.
A collection of brief quotations with Psalm 19 14, Walter Bagehot, and Johann Goethe stressing prayer meditation and prudent action. Includes calls for guidance, clear thinking, and purposeful daily conduct.
MADRID AP reports more than 190 people dead with 300 to 400 feared buried or swept to sea after flash floods in southern Spain. Up to 15 inches of rain fell in six hours trapping many in their beds Friday as rescue and relief efforts continued.
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