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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1970

Page

1

First Amendment ideas and social smiles quoted

In a collection of excerpts, a Second Circuit judge comments on school racial mixtures as not calibrable like a gourmet recipe. A State newspaper notes FEH Warner cooks and UNC psychologist studies show women smile more than men, with male smiles seen as risky. An Asheville paper records these remarks.

Second Circuit Court of Appeals Department of Health, Education and Welfare Columbia S. C University of North Carolina Asheville N. C

Purcell Endorsement Boosts Bumpers In Arkansas Primary

Dale Bumpers welcomed Attorney General Joe Purcell’s endorsement, calling him a longtime friend with an honest record. Purcell, who finished third in the August primary, endorsed Bumpers for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination runoff set for Tuesday. Bumpers said rumors from the opposing camp are expected to multiply, but they will not change the outcome.

Hot Springs Ark Dale Bumpers Charleston Orval &. Faubus Joe Purcell Bumpers

Hope youth Jim Whitten dies after lifelong illness

Jim Whitten 21 previously of Hope died early Friday en route to Little Rock hospital after a long battle with a rare blood disease needing transfusions. He served as a Hope Star carrier, lived in Hope most his life, and later moved to Texarkana. Survived by parents N R Whitten, four brothers and four sisters. Local residents raised over 2000 to help with medical bills. Burial planned at Anderson Cemetery Spring Hill. arrangements by Oak Crest.

Jimmy Whitten Hope Little Rock Young Whitten Texarkana Pecan Street Dallas Mary Jane Whitten J.A. Whitten Oak~crest Anderson Cemetery Spring Hill

Warrant Issued for Sprague in Kidnap Slayings

Federal and state warrants are issued for Leo nard Francis Sprague, 40, linked to the Cheyenne Bottoms wildlife refuge seizure of two boys, Aug. 28. Sprague was arrested in Shreveport, La., after escaping a Sherman, Tex., jail Aug. 12 in the Paris Tex. case involving Jimmy Scott, 9. Sheriff Weese says Sprague faces charges of attempted murder of Richard Farmer, 12, and kidnapping Herman Gearhardt Jr., 8. Judge Laughlin set bond at 25,000 with the FBI seeking 50,000 bond on federal kidnapping charges.

Great Bend Kan Leonard Francis Sprague Hoisington Cheyenne Bottoms Widlife Refuge Sprague Shreveport Sherman, Tex Jimmy Scott Paris Tex Marion Weese Richard Farmer Herman Gearhardt Jr William Laughlin FBI

Judges and Clerks to Serve Tuesday in the Democratic Runoff

Hempstead County Democrat Central Committee lists judges and clerks for the September 8 Democratic General Primary. Numerous names assigned to wards and local boxes across towns, with many listed as chairmen and assistants.

Hempstead County Democrat Central Committee

Local figures listed in a 70 Ford era snapshot

A compact list shows names including Orvald Faubus Dale Bumpers Henry Sinyard Jimmie Griffin Ward Hobart D Shirley and an entry for a 70 Ford, implying a historical gathering or roster with notable individuals and a vehicle reference.

Fourteen Voters Deterred in Hempstead Primaries

Hempstead County investigators report fourteen people voted in both the August Republican and Democratic primaries. Deputy prosecutor John Robert Graves warns it is illegal to vote in the August 8 Republican contest and the September 8 Democratic runoff, with penalties up to five years imprisonment and a $5000 fine. Democratic Chairman Donal Parker will maintain a list at each precinct for September 8 to flag illegal voting. Graves urges citizens to respect election laws and protect the vote as a constitutional privilege.

Hempstead John Robert Graves Hempstead County Donal Parker Democratic Graves

Thunderstorms Cause Minor Arkansas Damage Reported

The Associated Press notes storms across Arkansas caused minor damage including a trailer toppled north of Russellville and a roof blown off south of Conway. A funnel cloud sighting near Russellville and unconfirmed tornado near Fort Smith are reported alongside hail in Harrison. Record rainfall varied by city as temps rose into the 90s and 60s to 70s overnight.

Associated Press Arkansas U.S. Weather Bureau Fort Smith Harrison Russellville Conway Weather Bureau Harrigon Fayetteville Jonesboro Pine Bluff Texarkana el Dorado Memphis Little Rock

Newspapers Urge Support for Bumpers in Runoff

Four Arkansas papers including The McGehee Times The Helena West Helena Word The Eagle Democrat Warren and The Times North Little Rock called readers to vote for Dale Bumpers in the runoff. The McGehee Times praised him as a dynamic energetic young lawyer who has exploded on the Democratic scene and comes across as polished and certain.

Little Rock McGehee Times Helena West Helena Eagle Democrat Lee Warren The Times North Little Rock Dale Bumpers Bumpers

Bomb Threat Clears Timex Plant No 2

AP report says workers at Timex Corp plant No 2 in LIFFLE ROCK were sent home after a bomb threat. Plant Manager Frank Riley said police searched the building and found no bomb. employees were dismissed shortly after noon.

Liffle Rock Timex Corp Frank Riley

Faubus Explains Loan as Divorce Settlement

Former Arkansas governor Orval Faubus says a $105000 loan received in 1969 was part of his divorce settlement with Alta Faubus. He told reporters on KATV that debts surfaced when he left office and some notes were not in his name. He cited business items managed during his governorship and unexpected debts.

Little Rock Orval E. Faubus Alta Faubus KATV The Hot Springs Corp Madison County

Israel Says U S Warning Not Enough on Missiles

Prime Minister Golda Meir said Israel would act if needed to stop anti aircraft missiles in the Suez canal truce zone after Washington urged Egypt and Russia to halt violations of the cease fire. Dayan supported U S time to remove missiles through diplomacy as Meir appealed for full compliance.

Associated Press Israel Washington Middle East Golda Meir Suez Canal Moshe Dayan United States U.S. State Department Robert J. McCloskey U.S Jacob Beam Moscow Donald C. Bergus Cairo Meir Labor Party

Around Town Millwood reports pool level and fishing

All Around Town Millwood notes a near normal pool elevation of 259.44 feet with clear water and discharge at 1170 cfs. Bass fishing is good on Hot Spots Devil Horse and plastic worms. crappie good on minnows in Little River channel above 71 bridge. bream and large catfish good in specified areas. Also mentions football admission prices and school schedules.

Millwood Paraloma

OEO Grants $609,636 to Arkansas agency

Rep. Bill Alexander said the Office of Economic Opportunity approved a $609,636 grant to the East Central Arkansas Economic Opportunity Corp in Forrest City for a 12 month continuation of its program serving Cross, St. Francis, Crittenden, Lee and Woodruff counties. HUD also awarded Wheatley School District $147,171 for a neighborhood center.

Washington (Ap Bill Alexander D-Ark Office of Economic Opportunity East Central Arkansas Economic Opportunity Corp Forrest City Cross St. Francis Crittenden, Lee Woodruff Alexander Department of Housing and Urban Development Wheatley

Enemy Builds for Major New Drive

AP report from Phnom Penh cites Communist sources and Western intelligence alleging North Vietnamese divisions in Cambodia and along the Ho Chi Minh trail, with plans for a major South Vietnam offensive. U.S. air strikes total about 2,000 sorties in the past week as ground action remains light. Estimates mention multiple divisions and possible timing in about two months, aiming to disrupt Saigon’s government and accelerate antiwar sentiment.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos South Vietnam Saigon John T. Wheeler Associated Press Hamol U.S Hanoi North Vietnam Lon Nol

Cambodia Is Fast Losing Ground

Phnom Penh reports that after U S troops left Cambodia Gen Lon Nol's government has steadily lost ground in the war with the Communists. Washington has given 49 million dollars in military aid and limited U S air power to assist but the deteriorating military and political situation continues, with the government’s position slipping.

John T. Wheeler Associated Press Phnom Penh U.S Cambodia Lon Nol Washington Fie

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