Arkansas Delegate to Draft About 20 000 SS Act Provisions
Washington AP reports that 20 000 to 25 000 young men may be drafted this year once Congress passes the new selective service act. The draft authority expired June 30 and a two-year extension faces delays tied to a Vietnam withdrawal amendment. Pentagon officials foresee monthly calls rising in early 1972 if delay continues, with many draftees likely in November. The overall 1971 total would be under 120,000, the lowest since 1964.
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Bryant Poised to Join 200-Win Coaching Elite
Bear Bryant nears his 200th victory as head coach, eyeing a spot among college football's elite. Alabama at Southern California tests his push, with USC boasting a strong defense and a higher profile after 1970, while Bryant’s staff and opponents assess the matchup's stakes across a crowded Saturday slate.
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AMEN Defeats State by a Field Goal in Narrow Victory
Arkansas AM&N beats State College of Arkansas 13-10 as Larry Bankston kicks two fourth quarter field goals. SCA led 10-0 after Bob Moyers 27-yard FG and a first-half fumble return TD by Rodger Pavan. AM&N answered with a 20-yard Swinton to Francis pass and late 30 and 29-yard kicks to seal the win.
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Men Day Event and Local Notices in Hope Arkansas
Community calendar items include Men’s Day at St Luke A M E Church Prescott with Senator Olen Hendrix as guest speaker on September 12 at 2 30 p m. Fish fries at Isola Lee Muldrew and Bethel A M E Center. Union Singers to perform September 12 at 8 p m. Cotillion Federated Club meets September 11 at 7 p m. Funeral notices for George Willis and Miss Jessie B Hayes.
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Bethel Holiness Church
Blevins
Arkansas
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Washington
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Almanac Printout
The schedule lists daily Solunar Periods from Richard Aiden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan outings to fish or hunt during peak periods to maximize success, using the marked periods for each day to time activity.
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Disney World Prepares to Open with Massive Site Activity
Disney World near Orlando shows rapid progress as 7,000 workers race to complete two 72 hole golf courses, monorails, ships, a campground, and the planned EPCOT project. The center hosts a billion dollar preview with 1,000,000 visitors viewing model park and exhibit. Executives report 20,000 job applications in first month and hiring priorities for Florida residents.
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British Envoy Released in Uruguay After Eight Months
Geoffrey Jackson the British ambassador was freed by Tupamaros guerrillas on the steps of a Montevideo church after 245 days in a dark underground jail. He appeared healthy after a medical check and went to the British Embassy to rest. four hostages remain in captivity.
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Making of an Actor in Hollywood and France
Hollywood tale of Jack Nicholson's directorial debut Drive He Said and rising actor William Tepper, who admits fibbing about his height and basketball fame. French singer actor Jean-Paul Vignon seeks screen work in Hollywood, facing market indifference and pressure to lose his accent while pursuing acting roles.
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If the days grow short at work and love plays jeux
A playful verse fragment contrasts daily routine with romance and fortune cookie wisdom, hinting at social roles, clever banter, and a lighthearted reflection on marriage and money. The tone blends humor and domestic observation in a compact dialogue style.
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