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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1969

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We Hear From Desert Refugees In TheFriday Football Edition

A reader letter and column from The Star recalls the 1969 Razorback Football Edition's praised production and offsets. It notes Doner Parker and Ralph Routon contributions, the plant's role since 1965, and a desert trip by Rogers and Russell promoting Hope watermelons. The piece mentions a Los Angeles Times photo and a melon theft incident in Hollywood.

Alex Washburn C.M Rogers, Jr Star Carter Russell San Diego Los Angeles Flagstaff Phoenix Rogers Russell Martha Stephenson Hope California Los Angeles Times The Times Wallace

Memories Are the Best Things to Collect

HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as the superior collection, noting its enduring value and shareability compared to stamps or coins. The essay weaves humorous vignettes about past social norms, technology, and everyday life to illustrate how memories endure beyond material possessions.

Hal Boyle New York

McDonough Named President of Winrock Enterprises

Rus sell B. McDonough Jy was named Monday president of Winrock Enterprises Inc succeeding Larry Behnke who resigned. A Hot Springs native, McDonough will serve on the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee. He is a Harvard Business School graduate who has led financial analysis and planning at American Standard Inc in New York City.

Little Rock Russell B. McDonough Jy Winrock Enterprises Inc Larry Behnke McDonough Hot Springs Harvard Business School American Standard Inc New York City

Boswell Opposes Preprimary Party Platform

Ted Boswell of Bryant criticizes a plan to adopt a platform before the 1970 primary. He says a candidate would not run on a committee chosen platform, warning it would turn him into a consensus candle date. The Democratic Committee approved a Platform Committee to hear the public and draft a preprimary platform.

Little Rock Ted Boswell Bryant Bowell Boswell Democratic State Committee

Prominent Pastor Visits US Army Patient in Vietnam

Dr Norman Vincent Peale, famed pastor and author, visited Pfc Danny G Sisson at the 24th Evac Hospital near Long Binh Vietnam on August 6. The encounter followed a Nixon invitation to meet hospital patients and field personnel. Sisson, 19, a mechanic with Company A U S Army Depot, Taft California, spoke with Peale about morale amid wartime service.

Long Binh Vietnam AHTNC Danny G. Sisson Norman Vincent Peale Pfc Sisson Vera L. Sisson Lucard St Taft Calif U.S. Army Depot U.S Pfc. Sisson Walter E. Sisson Hves Route 1 Hope, Ark

Marine Killed in Accident at Camp Pendleton

The Associated Press reports Pvt. Jimmie L. Weese, 19, of Fort Smith Arkansas, died in a hand grenade incident at Camp Pendleton California. Cpl. Lloyd W. Schudder, 19, of Vista California, lost both arms below the elbow as he instructed Weese in grenade technique.

Associated Press Camp Pendleton Calif Pvt Jimmie L. Weese Fort Smith Ark Lloyd W. Schudder Vista Scudder Weese

Theft of 4002 From Police Building in Little Rock

Police disclosed the theft of 4002 in cash and checks from an unlocked safe in the Violas trons Bureau office at the Police and Courts Building. The loot was taken Saturday morning about 20 feet from the desk sergeant's station. Investigators offered few specifics.

Little Rock Police and Courts Violastrons Bureau

Top Livestock at Third Dist Show Attention

Visitors to the Third District Livestock Show will see top livestock and a wide array of commercial and educational exhibits in the new coliseum area. An expanded art show adds to the display, with daily entertainments in the skating rink building. Monday features youth talent. Tuesday hosts the fair queen contest with county and district contestants. Winners advance to the state show later in the week.

Arkansas

Enemy Hits Village, 24 Die in Saigon Report

Two thousand North Vietnamese troops raided a coastal village south of Da Nang, killing 24 civilians and wounding six while destroying 170 houses. Allied forces reported heavy fighting across South Vietnam with 212 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed in about a dozen clashes. American casualties included five dead and 49 wounded, with additional losses from rocket and mortar attacks. MAI Linh village near Quang Ngai faced the assault, defended by militiamen and civilians alike.

George Esper Associated Press Saigon da Nang South Vietnam Mekong Delta Demilitarized Zone U.S Mai Linh Quang Ngai

Hope area activities and notices span court, grants, education

In Hope and Hempstead County, a court case over early money on a house was settled in circuit court. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will spend 15500 for Perrytown property to house a communications office and district supervisor. Road access repairs at Bois d Arc lake were approved, Prescott Extension classes begin this fall with Henderson State College. an organizational meeting is set for Sept 10 at Prescott High. Duracraft boats showcased in Pine Bluff. Carroll Back attends Arkansas on football scholarship. Hope Booster Club meets tonight. a film of the Hope Prescott game will be shown and boosters urged to attend.

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Perrystown Hope Bois d’ Arc Lake Spring Hill Prescott Henderson State College Prescott High School High School Hope Prescu Dick Moore

Nixon vows phased Vietnam pullout and peace talks push

A White House source says 60,000 U.S. troops will exit Vietnam as part of a phased plan begun last July, with about half in combat roles. Officials caution totals may reach 36,000 to 37,000 after completion. Nixon ties withdrawal to renewed push for meaningful negotiations and peace. Ky in Saigon cites a 40,500 second-stage pullout, but White House notes differ on figures.

Kenneth J. Freed Associated Press Weiter Washington Vietnam Umfort White House Nixon U.S Peatt Nguyen Ky Saigon Nixot Viete Nam

Court martial judge reads ruling on McLemore fears

Capt James Keys presides over a one man U S Navy court martial. Albert S McLe stands rigid as the judge reprimands two officers for involvement with an Australian aircraft carrier. The ruling addresses McLemore’s potential for command.

El Dorado Chamber Asks FCC Probe Of KTVE Move

El Dorado Arkansas April 12 AP The El Dorado Chamber of Commerce has asked the FCC to investigate KTVE after shifting key personnel and most studio lighting to Monroe Louisiana The chamber asks that the main El Dorado studio and all equipment be returned to El Dorado for local operations.

el Dorado Ark el Dorado Chamber of Commerce Federal Communications Commission KTVE Chamber FCC Arkansas Monroe

Constitution Week Observance Recalls 1789 Signing

The article notes Constitution Week to recall the signing of the Constitution on September 17, 1789. It lists ratification order by states culminating with Rhode Island, and urges local firms and organizations to display the U S flag to promote patriotism during the week.

Island George Washington New ‘Hampshire Delaware Pennsylvania New Jersey Georgia Connecticut Massachusetts Maryland South Carolina New Hampshire Virginia New York North Carolina Rhode Island Congress John ‘Cain DAR United States

Arab Grenade in a Market Kills Woman

In Tel Aviv an Arab threw a hand grenade into a busy Gaza City market killing a 50 year old woman and wounding a 15 year old Israeli girl and 13 Arabs. Israeli troops surrounded the market and questioned suspects as several wounded were listed as serious. Across the region Arabs guerrillas in Jordan fired on an Israeli border patrol in Beisan Valley, wounding a sergeant. exchanges of fire followed near Gesher and Ashdot Ya’agov.

Tel Aviv Gaza City Gaza Strip Israel Jordan Beisan Gesher Ashdot Ya'agov West Bank Tojay

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