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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1971

Page

4

Texas May Have Preview of Future Texas May Have Preview of Future

Texas coach Darrell Royal discusses how New Mexico used the wishbone against UCLA and how Texas Tech's defense may prepare. Key topics include Phillips toe injury, Arledge knee, Mauldin substitution, and Tech's Napper passing and Moseley rushing threats as Texas eyes upcoming game.

Jack Krever Associated Press Austin Texas Longhorns Darrell Royal New Mexico Texas Tech Joval Langburns UCLA Fiddie Phillips Royal Phillips Philips David Arledge Stan Mauldin Arledge Mauldin Rick Davis Julius Whittier Tech Red Raiders Charles Napper James Moseley

Air Force urges clearer officer efficiency reports

The Air Force says officer efficiency reports are too whimsical and can affect careers. A review found drafts overly clever, with examples that amused readers but not the officers involved. One example praised a sentence written in two paragraphs.

Washington API Air Force Air Force Administration

Teach Peace Not War Major Offered At Manhattan College

New eight course peace major at Manhattan College aims to teach peace as an academic discipline. Dr. Tom Stonier notes eight juniors started the major, with 20 to 150 students in peace electives. Courses span history biology literature religious studies psychology economics and government. The program grew from the Pacem in Terris Institute founded in 1963 to address intergroup conflicts. Graduates may enter teaching, business, or roles aiding law enforcement and corrections.

Louise Cook Associated Press NEW York Manhattan College Roman Catholic College Pacem In Terris Institute Manhattan John XXIII Peace On Earth Tom Stonier Stonier

Topless Dancers Charged in Little Rock Club Case

In Little Rock two topless dancers Laurie Robinson and Shirley Morris were charged with indecent exposure after a police vice squad observation at the Gaslight Club. A hearing was set for 9 am today in Little Rock Municipal Court. owner Bob Troutt defends the act, saying dancers performed in good taste and intends to fight the challenge to topless dancing.

Little Rock Laurie Patricia Robinson Shirley Estella Morris Lafayette Hotel Bob Troutt Troutt Walter Simpson Little Rock Police Orval E. Faubus Faubus Trout

Securities Probe Planned by Senate

Senate panel opens inquiry into why major brokerage firms fail and whether SEC can spot and remedy industry problems. Witnesses include SEC Chair William J. Casey and NYSE President Robert Haack. The probe also considers customer protection and modernization to cut paperwork.

Joe Hall Associated Press Washington Senate Senate Securities Subcommittee William J. Casey Securities and Exchange Commission Robert Haack New York Stock Exchange Harrison A. Williams Jr D-N.j SEC Williams Subcommittee Casey William V. Roth Rdel National Securities Corporation Roth

Second Victim Dies in Arkansas-U.S. 74 Crash

MEMPHIS AP report states a second victim, 67-year-old Rosebud J. Arnold of Hughes Arkansas, died Monday from injuries from a two-car crash near West Memphis on U.S. 74. Rhetta L. Cooper, 73, also died. she was a passenger in Mrs. Arnold’s car.

Memphis

Miss Americas Meet Nixon During White House Visit

President Nixon welcomed 1972 Miss America Laura Lea Schaefer of Ohio and 1971 winner Phyliss George of Texas for photos. They discussed college loyalties with Nixon joking about national No. 1 teams. Schaefer backed Ohio State, George backed Texas, and Nixon urged not to overlook Notre Dame.

Washington Nixon Laura Lea Schaefer Bexley Ohio Phyliss George Denton Tex

GI Drug Programs Deemed Farce by Congressman Murphy

Rep. John M. Murphy cites a House Commerce Committee report condemning military drug treatment programs as hasty, disorganized, and ineffective. He faults inflexible administration and widespread patient distrust across Navy Marine Air Force Army and Public Health Service facilities in California Texas North Carolina New Jersey Kentucky and Southeast Asia.

Carl C. Craft Associated Press Washington House Commerce Committee John M. Murphy D-N.y Nixon Murphy Miramar Naval Air Base California Air Force Lackland Air Base Texas Army Ft. Bragg N.C Ft. Dix N.J Congress Justice Department Edwards

Saigon Unrest Deepens as Thieu Opponents Demand Resignation

Demonstrations in Saigon intensify with calls from religious and political groups for President Nguyen Van Thieu to resign and for cancellation of the October 3 election. A letter from Nguyen Tan Dat urges new elections and withdrawal of American troops, while Pham Ba Cam’s Social Democratic party rejects the election and rules it unconstitutional. Police used tear gas as students at the Faculty of Science protested ROTC training, but a truce was brokered and violence avoided. Meanwhile, U S forces report fewer heroin cases among GIs as efforts to curb drug abuse show payoffs. Community thrift efforts in Hope fund underprivileged children through the Junior Auxiliary projects.

J. T. Volkerstorfer Associated Press Saigon Nguyen van Thieu Thieu Nguyen Tan Dat Buu Son Ky Huong Vietnam Buddhist Church Dat National Assembly Indochina Pham Ba Cam Social Democratic Party Faculty of Science Cong Hoa Street Ellsworth Bunker U.S Nguyen Trung Tu Sth Loi Nguyen Trang Trang Don Freel Dub Bruner Hope Junior Auxiliary Hope

Community notices and obituaries highlight local events

The column lists Bethel A.M.E. Church choir rehearsal time change to 7 to 8 PM, NAACP and Keystone Lodge meetings at 8 PM, and a Masonic Consistory meeting in Washington on September 2. Obituaries note deaths of Perry Turner, Frances Virginia Meredith, Andrew Works, and Lillie Wyatt with funeral details forthcoming.

Bethel A.M.E. Church T. Boyd Masonic Hall Washington Perry Turner Hempstead County Hope Little Rock Hicks Funeral Home, Inc

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