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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1973
Page
1
The National Weather Service reports a strong southerly flow bringing rain to Arkansas tonight and Wednesday. Cooler temperatures follow with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s. This morning’s low was 34 at Fayetteville.
Hope Star reports Arkansas weather with fair to partly cloudy conditions, warmer tonight and a chance of rain especially in the southwest. Wednesday will be mostly cloudy and cool with possible showers in central and southern portions. Highs in the mid 60s to low 70s, lows in the 40s, and a 24 hour Experiment Station reading of 64/38.
Obituary note honoring Paul H. Jones, longtime managing editor, with memorial reference to his 1929 to 1972 tenure. The piece appears alongside staff credits for the paper, listing editors and departments. No other news content provided.
Gov. Dale Bumpers told Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce Monday night that a complete investigation should precede any impeachment effort. He said impeachment is for dire necessity and criticized the Watergate notion that all engage in such acts, noting those involved were caught.
An independent police unit will guard the multimillion dollar Bosporus Bridge linking Europe and Asia, with a specialized green uniform, ahead of its fall opening. The story also notes Lions Club speaker Richard T. Ludden of Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind and cites details about the center’s history, programs, staff, and mission in Little Rock.
Justice William C. Douglas, at 75, confirms he plans to stay on the U.S. Supreme Court with no retirement in sight, noting good health and his pacemaker. Actress Angela Lansbury reports a jewel theft at her Chelsea flat, valued at 25000 dollars. Ramsey Agnew is called a common crook by an ex prosecutor, while George C. Wallace announces minor surgery in Birmingham for bladder issues after 1972 shooting, with continued paralysis.uestion
The C Y F of BeeBe Memorial C M E Church sponsors a Halloween Party Wednesday night October 31 from 7 30 to 8 30 at the church. All youth invited to attend. The General Assembly of the Free Christian Zion Church of Christ meets in Nashville November 1 2 3 and 4. Ministers deacons superintendents Zion Board presidents and state officers urged to attend. Obituary for Sam D Neal Nashville. Burial at Sunset Gardens.
In Montreal voters swept Premier Robert Bourassa's Liberal party to a decisive victory winning 99 seats as separatists faltered. The Parti Quebecois gained but failed to threaten Liberal control while the Union Nationale vanished leaving Bourassa with strong federalist backing and aims to renegotiate constitutional powers.
The writer R T Smith signs a letter dated October 24 1973 from Rt 1 Blevins praising the City Board of Directors for closing the incinerator controversy. The missive also criticizes perceived bias in editorials and recalls experiences in the US and Europe including Houston.
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