Lions Club Luncheon Highlights Local Coaching Staff
Cecil O Stean chaired a Hope Lions Club luncheon where Hope High School coaches introduced star players Gaylord Solomon Waldron Joe Austin Lockesburg Ronnie Higgins Warren and Bill Lawrence McGehee. Bill Gunter spoke on the District Conference in Hot Springs and delegates to the ASC county convention to elect farmers. The county convention is October 5 1967 at 9 90 a m in the Federal Post Office Building Hope open to the public. Bridgetown Barbados honors Lord Nelson with a monument in Trafalgar Square echoing London.
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Cecil ‘O'Stean
Hope Lions Club
Hope High School
Town and Country
Freddie Glage
Spe
Gaylord Soloman
Waldron
Joe Austin
Lockesburg
Ronnie Higgins
Warren
Bill Lawrence
McGehee
Bill Gunter
Lions International
Hot Springs
Jim Gunter
ASC
Federal Post Office
Hope
Missionary urges admission of Red China to UN
Australian Dr Alan Walker lecturing in Pine Bluff argues China should be admitted to the United Nations and praises trade with Red China as a path to peace. He opposes the Vietnam War, saying greater commerce reduces war risk, and stresses coexistence with those we dislike.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
China
United Nations
Alan Walker
Central Methodist
Sidney
Australia
U.N
First Methodist Church
Waline
Ponce de Leon
Puerto Rico
Pryor to stay in Congress not run for governor in 1968
Rep. David Pryor of Arkansas said he intends to remain in Washington and does not plan a gubernatorial bid in 1968. He noted the state Young Democrats backing a Pryor for Governor campaign, but he reiterated his choice to stay in Congress. He also declined to back Johnson's 10 tax surcharge without cuts, citing NASA and HUD savings, and said George Wallace could win a substantial Arkansas vote as a third party contender.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
David Pryor
D-Ark
Comegress
Pryor
State
Young Democrats Club
Wash
Ington
Johnson
NASA
Housing and Urban Development Department
Alabama
George Wallace
Arkansas
Fryer
Wallace
Milwaukee Rioters and White March Clashes on Sep 12 1967
A four block march in Milwaukee ended in 15 minutes as whites clashed with counter protesters. Police separated lines and guided marchers back toward the viaduct amid rocks bottles and jeers. A Negro youth smashed storefront windows during the incident.
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Tuesay
Father Gropps
Milwaukee
Downe Town
Tubal
Cain
ASC Ballots Mailed to Electors in Arkansas Hope
The ASC Community Committee mailed election ballots to eligible voters on September 8 1967 with a September 21 1967 return deadline to the ASCS County Office in Hope Arkansas. Ballots counted publicly on September 26 1967 at 9:00 a.m. in the county office. The top vote getter becomes Chairman, second place Vice-Chairman, third regular member, fourth and fifth editors. A note includes a reader letter from Eileen B Wilkinson Provo Utah seeking maternal family contacts.
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ASC Community Committee
ASCS
Hope
Arkansas
ASC
the Star
Bud Clark
Lena Pearl Moore
Neal Springs
Ark
Bell Clark
Jass G. Moore
Colorado
Eileen B. Wilkinson
Provo
Utah
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Bridgetown
Barbados
Lord Nelson
Trasalgae Square
Lonon
Red China
Otfeet Pryor
Hope Village Shopping Center
CAPRI
Perma Press
Dacron
Avril
Bonanza
Deering Milliken
Sele
Mery
West's
Koratron
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