McGovern blasts Connally in Texas campaign swing
George McGovern campaigned in Dallas and Houston aiming to portray John Connally as aligned with special interests and Nixon. He contrasted Connally with Sam Rayburn and Lyndon Johnson, urged more campaign funding, and voiced opposition to numerical quotas while pledging broader minority recruitment. He planned visits to Peoria and Rockford after Dallas and a stop at the Space Center.
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Revival Services at Emmet United Methodist Church
Revival services begin Sunday at 7 30 p m and continue nightly through Friday September 15 at Emmet United Methodist Church led by Pastor Rev John L Prothro Sr who will conduct the services.
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Hot Springs to clash with ABC over late drinking hours
Hot Springs Arkansas faces a city state clash over closing times for bars. The ABC demands 1 a.m. weekdays and midnight on Saturdays, while Hot Springs proposes 3 a.m. year round and 4 a.m. during Oaklawn Park season. A court ruling is expected to resolve authority and potential effects on tourism.
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Bob” Brumbelow
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All Around Town: Hope residents, Arkadelphia trustees visit
Mrs. Nolan Clark of Hope is recovering from eye surgery in Wadley Hospital in Texarkana. James Pilkinton of Hope attended the Henderson State College Board of Trustees meeting in Arkadelphia last week.
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Arkansas Weather Summary For A Hours Ending 7 A M
The report notes scattered showers developing in the northwest, partly cloudy and warmer conditions elsewhere. Tonight and Friday bring more showers and thunderstorms, especially west and north, with cooler northwest tonight and Friday. Highs range from the mid 40s to the low 90s, lows from the low 60s to low 70s, with Friday highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s.
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Store Manager Milton Carr McMurtrey Named at Amite
Milton Carr McMurtrey son of Mr and Mrs Verner McMurtrey of Patmos is named manager of the new J A West Company Store at Amite and will serve as vice president of the Amite corporation McMurtrey a Hope native graduated from Hope high school attended Southern State College Magnolia his wife Brenda Hamm of Hope and their two children Debbie and Gilbert accompany him
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Discrimination in V T schools said built in
Arkansas Council on Human Relations released a report Wednesday accusing vocational technical schools of built in discrimination. It cites a bias toward white middle class norms, with few Black leaders and subtle practices that limit Black and nonmiddle class whites. The study notes institutional bias shared with public schools and cites resource disparities, including 98 percent of educational resources going to higher education.
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Gator Hunt Spurs Heavy WL&F Patrols in Cameron Parish
Grand Chenier Louisiana wild life agents doubled patrols for the first legal alligator hunt in a decade across 750000 acres. By day two, four boats were ticketed for improper registration as about 150 to 200 gators were killed, totaling around 300 in two days. Tags tied to land area marsh type controlled the harvest.
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Bullets shatter Brandt’s Arab reconciliation hopes
The 1972 Olympic massacre and the Munich crisis threaten Willy Brandt’s push to normalize ties with Arab states. Egypt’s pledge to resume diplomatic relations with Bonn is in doubt after the hostage situation. In Bonn, officials and politicians react with anger and calls to condemn terrorism. The episode jeopardizes years of Arab German outreach led by figures like Hans-Juergen Wishewski and other SD party leaders.
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Nixon administration pledges no tax hike
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott and House GOP Leader Gerald Ford said President Nixon pledged there will be no tax increase proposed to the next Congress. They described a relaxed White House meeting citing McGovern’s tax proposals as economically harmful and noted no time limit was set. The talk touched on tax reform ideas but did not discuss a value added tax.
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