Revival Opens at First Assembly of God Church
Rev Robert Beckman and Mrs Beckman of Chelallis Washington start a 10 night revival at The First Assembly of God Church on Wednesday. Services are 7:30 p.m. on weekdays and 7 p.m. Sundays. Mrs Beckman will lead a morning Bible Study on the Baptism of The Holy Spirit from 9:30 to 10:30 each weekday and Saturday off. Public invited. pastor is C C Truitt.
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Chelallis
Wash
First Assembly of God Church
Beckmans
Beckman
Chelalis
C.C. Truitt
Meeting at Washington set for Tuesday night
A public meeting will be held at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Washington school gym about a 20 year restoration and tourist development program by the Washington Pioneer Restoration Foundation and the state Parks and Tourist Department. Mrs Charles Haynes executive director says funds are secured for the project and invites all to attend. George Peck is foundation president.
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Washington
Washington Arkansas Pioneer Restoration Foundation
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Pioneer Washington, Arkansas Foundation
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George Peck
Nixon courting Democratic voters in campaign trip
President Nixon broadened his re election push by reaching traditionally Democratic groups. On a Sunday detour from Camp David he visited an Italian American picnic and a Catholic elderly home, aiming to win Catholic and ethnic blocs. He traveled to Mitchellville Maryland to press for a cross party coalition.
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Raids in North Vietnam and rescue efforts expand
U S command reports three jets downed with four of six crew missing. Air strikes surpass 330 across North Vietnam as Hanoi releases three American pilots. In Da Nang, terrorists kill two children and a policeman with grenades. Mo Duc fights continue and Typhoon Flossie devastates Kontum. U S troop strength dips to 36 000.
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Israel and Lebanon clash over guerrilla actions
Israel statements on dispatches. Al Fatah guerrillas in Syria claim Lebanon ordered guerrillas to leave inhabited areas and stop circulating in uniforms with arms. Premier Saed Salam denies any ultimatum. Lebanon and the guerrillas previously agreed in 1970 to allow operations from southern mountains near Israel. Al Ahram calls for Arab summit in Beirut and expresses shock at Arab indifference to Israeli raids.
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Syria
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Lebanon
Israel
Cairo
al Ahram
Beirut
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Rotary hears Ray Thornton on environment and resources
Arkansas Attorney General and congressman elect Ray Thornton spoke at the Hope Rotary Club luncheon on Friday September 15 at Town and Country. He urged balancing environmental protection with soil water and air quality while citing Roosevelt on caring for the soil and noting the community must develop resources with care. The event drew visiting Rotarians Clyde Martin D W Bryan C W Anderson and Percy Malone among others with student guest Billy McCorkle and introductions by Vincent Foster.
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Ray Thornton
4Th Congressional District
Hope Rotary Club
South
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Clyde Martin
Hot Springs
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Gordon
C. W. Anderson
Pine Bluff
Percy Malone
Arkadelphia
Billy McCorkle
Hope High School
Vincent Foster
Bob Roberts
Leo Ray
James Pilkinton
Wayne Russell
Charles Hzsrell
Larry Patterson
George Frazier
Has George McGovern changed
Washington reports a shifted tone and rhetoric in George McGovern’s campaign though his core stance remains similar to the little known South Dakota senator’s bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Changes cited include tax and welfare proposals and dropping the “new politics” appeal to appeal to party leaders.
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George McGovern
South Dakota
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Connecticut
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Paris
Albuquerque
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Warren G. Magnuson
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Pittsburgh
Multi-vehicle crash on US 67 near Prescott injures none
Four vehicles were involved in a 6:55 a.m. crash on U.S. Highway 67 near Prescott. A Little Rock woman, Kathy Bowman, 19, slowed for a parked car. a truck driven by John Griffin, 22, rear-ended her, pushing her car into the ditch. The Bowman car then struck the parked auto, igniting its gas tank. Bowman escaped injury. the parked car was reportedly stolen. The other two vehicles sustained moderate damage and no injuries were reported.
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Benton
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Texarkana
Ark
Airman Briggs Completes Basic Training and Assignment
Airman David C. Briggs son of Mr and Mrs Cornelius S Briggs of Hope has finished Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. He studied the Air Force mission organization and customs and received human relations instruction. Briggs will begin his first assignment this month at Lowry AFB Colorado in the administrative field as the Air Force marks its 25th anniversary. He is a 1972 Hope High School graduate.
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Cornelius S. Briggs
Hope
Lowry Afb
Colo
Air Force
Air Training Command
Lackland Afb
Tex
Briggs
Hope High School
Weather report from experiment station for 24 hours
24 hour weather summary from the experiment station ends 7 am Monday reporting a high of 84 and a low of 69 with 0.43 inches of rain. Arkansas forecasts partly cloudy through Tuesday with widely scattered afternoon thunder showers in the southeast half, hot today and Tuesday, mild tonight, highs mainly in the low to mid 90s, and lows tonight in the mid 60s to low 70s.
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Doris M Dearinger obituary from Spring Hill
Doris M Dearinger 4 of Spring Hill died in a Little Rock hospital after a brief illness. She was a Calvary Baptist Church member and long-time Spring Hill resident. Survived by her husband Wilbur three daughters Janice Linda Rebecca of the home a son Billy Dearinger of Hope her father Frank Driggers of Nashville four brothers three sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Oakcrest Chapel with Rev Charles Jones and Rev Vernon Wickliffe officiating. Burial Anderson Cemetery Spring Hill Oakcrest Funeral Home of Hope in charge.
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Spring Hill
Little Rock
Calvary Baptist Church
Wilbur
Janice
Linda
Rebecca
Billy Dearinger
Hope
Frank Driggers
Nashville
Oakcrest Chapel
Charles Jones
Vernon Wickliffe
Anderson Cemetery
Oakcrest Funeral Home of Hope
Hope girl interns for council at Arkansas Legislative Council
Four University of Arkansas political science and public administration master’s degree candidates serve internships with the Arkansas Legislative Council in Little Rock under Marcus Halbrook. Betty Ruth Schenck of Hope Robert Henry Hodges of Newport Donna Rae Smith of Little Rock and Frederik Jan Van Driesum of Monticello completed their degrees this summer and begin internships this month, rotating with the General Assembly through April. Hodges and Schenck earned U A bachelor’s degrees in 1971, Smith a UA Little Rock degree in 1969, and Van Driesum a 1968 MSU degree. The note on eye size precedes the rest of the item.
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Arkansas Legislative Council
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Betty Ruth Schenck
Hope
Robert Henry Hodges
Newport
Donna Rae Smith
Frederik Jan van Driesum
Monticello
Council
Arkansas General Assembly
Marcus Halbrook
Hodges
Miss Schenck
Miss Smith
University of Arkansas At Little Rock
van Driesum
Michigan State University
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