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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1968

Page

12

Yerger High School elects officers and Homecoming Queen

The 9 A class at Yerger High School elected officers for 1968-69 with Riley Williams as President and Velma Ford named Homecoming Queen. Douglas Lafayette Jewell Pree Shirley Glenn Dora Williams and Patricia Pree also listed as officers and student representatives Essie Carter Nickey Spellman and Velma Ford named as escort for the queen.

Yerger High School Riley Williams Douglas Lafayette Jewell Pree Shirley Glenn Dora Williams Patricia Pree Essie Carter Nickey Spellman Velma Ford John Ford Leroy Williams Clyde Moses

One Space Ship Landed by the Russians

Moscow telegrams report the Soviet space ship Soyuz 2 landed today after three days in space while cosmonaut Georgy Beregovoy remained in orbit aboard Soyuz 3. Soyuz 2 completed its mission with all systems functioning. no docking between ships was announced.

Moscow Soviet Union Tass Georgy Beregovoy Beregovoy Earth

Beregovoy returns from Soyuz 3 mission in space flight

Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Beregovoy completed the Soyuz 3 mission, landing after a controlled descent and parachute save. Officials said he remains in good health and capable of further space research while Tass reported the craft orbited Earth about once every 88.6 minutes. At Fraunce's Tavern in New York City General George Washington bid farewell to his officers.

Soyuz 4 Earth Spaceship Beregovoy Russia Boris Petrov Soviet Academy of Scientists Pravda Communist Party Beregoyov Vladimir M. Komarov Tass George Washington New York City

Wallace dismisses polls as lies in closing campaign

Third party candidate George C. Wallace says polls showing him trailing are liars and vows to upend polling outfits after the election. He rallies 17,000 in New York and 10,000 in Cincinnati, plans routes through Missouri Texas Oklahoma Michigan West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia, and attacks Nixon Humphrey on debates while mocking pollsters.

Rex Thomas Associated Press Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Wallace Alabama Madison Square Garden New York Midwest Cincinnati Missouri Texas Oklahoma Michigan West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia Taylor Mona and Lisa Dixie Hubert H. Humphrey Richard M. Nixon Nix

Wanted Men and Women for Civil Service Jobs Now

Advertises a Lincoln Service prep course for U S government jobs with high starting salaries and advancement. Claims tests required, cites 1948 private school origin, and offers a free booklet by mail including a position list and salaries. Provides form fields for name age address phone city and date.

Civil Service Lincoln Service Dept Uncoln U.S

Nixon Escalates Oratory in Final Campaign Push

Richard Nixon steps up speeches and travel in the last eight days, returning to key electoral vote states with extensive TV time. He faces pressured polls as Humphrey narrows the lead, while aides insist the pace fits a long planned master strategy.

Walter 1 Mears Associated Press New York Richard M. Nixon White House Hubert H. Humphrey Nixon Meet the Press Madison Square Garden Los Angeles Pennsylvania Michigan Oil Tiinois Texas Califor

Nixon Forecasts on Vietnam Peace Move in 1968 Campaign

The column notes the upcoming Electoral College deadline and Wallace third party impact as 1968 politics hinge on a possible Vietnam bombing pause. Nixon criticizes Humphrey as bankrupt of ideas while signaling support for any Johnson peace move that saves American lives. If Johnson ends bombing, Nixon will back the pause.

Humphrey George c. Wallace Lyndon Johnson Nixon Vietnam Johnson

Robbers Steal Two Tons Of Coin In Ohio Bell Heist

Cleveland police report two men robbed an Ohio Bell Telephone truck of pay phone coins weighing about two tons. The haul valued between 15000 and 20000 dollars in nickels dimes and quarters. Officers warn the robbers will face trouble disposing of the loot and lifting it from the truck.

Cleveland, Ohio Ohio Bell Telephone Co

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