Gromyko Tells It Like It Is At UN Voice
The Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told the United Nations that U.S. aims in Vietnam, the Middle East, and arms talks are unlikely to succeed at the conference table. He argued America cannot win what it failed to win on the battlefield and warned against altering support for South Vietnam. He contrasted Soviet restraint with U.S. actions in World War II and implied continued backing for allies in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrei A. Gromysko
United Nations
Gromyko
Richard M. Nixon
Russia
United States
Associated Press
Vietnam
South Pacific
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Graves Tells Kiwanians About Law
Attorney Albert Graves spoke at the Hope Rotary Club luncheon on the Mann Act Campanelli case and a Robert Abbott book. President Benny Coleman read a Gulfport Rotary thank you letter for aid after Hurricane Camille. Two visiting Rotarians attended from Little Rock and Marble Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Graves
Hope Rotary Club
Mann
Campanelli
Robert Abbott
Benny Coleman
Gulfport
Miss
Rotary Club
Graenger Wiliams
Little Rock
H.E. ‘Buddy’ Schnelle
Marble Fall
Tex
Despite U S Money Nursing Homes Are Lonely Place to Die
A nationwide study by the Associated Press exposes grim nursing home conditions under Medicaid and Medicare. Abuse of funds, drug restraints, and patient neglect are noted as common, with profits rising while regulations lag. The article cites a California case of a dying patient’s savings theft and questions the federal approach to elder care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
James R. Polk
Associated Press
Washington
America
el Granada
Calif
Cost of living climbs with higher food and rent
August CPI rose 0.4 percent led by food housing and medical costs. Egg prices jumped 20 percent from July to August as demand shifted from red meats. Rents rose 0.4 percent the largest monthly increase in 13 years. The CPI stood at 128.7, meaning goods and services cost $12.87 for what cost $10 in the 1957 base. A meeting is set for Sept 23 to finalize Hempstead county labor survey plans. Basic adult education classes with no charge planned for Hope and Fulton with an organizational meeting Oct 7. programs target adults over 16 who did not finish eighth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hempstead
Teddy Jones
Hope Employment Security Division
Chamber of Commerce
Tech
Hope
Fulton
Red River Vocational Technical School
Wil V. Ruthersford
Yerger
Rutherford
American Helicopters Shot Down Near Que Son Valley
North Vietnamese troops shot down five American helicopters during an infantry assault at the edge of the Que Son Valley near Ka Nang. A U.S. spokesman said the damage extent to the three choppers was not immediately known as a 9 hour fight unfolded after helicopter landings by the 196th Brigade. One American was killed and nine wounded. three North Vietnamese soldiers were reported killed. The clash occurred eight miles east of Hiep Duc, a refugee resettlement town under threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Esper
Saigon
Dow
Que Son
Ka Nang
U.S
da Nang
Hiep Duc
Three Men Held in Hempstead Farm Store Burglary
Three African American men from Hope and Colorado were arrested and charged with burglarizing the Hempstead County Farm Store on Division Street. The trio, Junior Criner, Arthur McDonald, and Glen Whitmore, are held in Hempstead County jail. About $1,500 in the safe, mostly checks, was missing. $383 recovered. A bumper fragment linked to a car led to arrests after officers traced the vehicle to the scene.
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Hope
Colorado
Hempstead County
Division Street
Junior
Lee
Criner
Will
Arthur McDonald
Glen L. Whitmore
U of A
Youth Held for Burglary in Elm Street Cleaner Break-in
A 16 year old Lite Rock resident named Mike Gordon Walker was arrested by City Police for the Saturday night burglary of McLain Cleaners on Elm Street downtown. Police Chief Alvin Willis said only small change was missing. Walker was turned over to juvenile authorities for prosecuting.
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Mike Gordon Walker
McLain Cleaners
Elm Street
Alvin Willis
Walker
Talks and tensions shape early US Soviet security push
The report outlines an evolving US Soviet dialogue with anticipated talks in Helsinki and U.N. General Assembly signals. Gromyko’s responses and private channels aim to ease Vietnam and Middle East gaps while Big Four discussions continue. Berlin and European security loom as Moscow signals broader diplomacy.
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Parley O Nixeon
Ahti
Helsinki
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Vietnam
Ixen
Hanoi
Rogers
Middle East
Joseph Sisco
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Berlin
Moscow
Bonn
Hope's Busy Fair Opens With Parade And Rodeo Show
A bustling weekend unfolds at Hope downtown with a 4 p.m parade kickoff on the 25th and Third district livestock show. Midway opens at 4 p.m. and the Coliseum hosts a Youth Talent Contest at 8 p.m. Free admission. Cattle moved in, rides set, and daily events run through Sunday to Saturday with livestock judging, Fair Queen contest, and school-day discounts. Wing Ranch of Bogota, Texas presents the rodeo at 8 p.m. nightly.
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Downs
Lvestock
Sonny - Myers
Collesum
Fair Park
Sonny Myers
Pentagon to Cut Back on Men Planes
The Pentagon announced plans to reduce U S armed strength by 77,500 personnel and sideline over 200 aircraft while mothballing 22 ships. The cuts include deactivating two thirds of the 5th Marine Division, formed in March 1966, with about 20,300 Marines affected.
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Bob Horton
Associated Press
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Sth Marine Division
Gail Williams to study medicine at Arkansas University
Gail Williams daughter of Mrs Lucy Mae Williams has been accepted to the University of Arkansas School of Medicine majoring in medical technology She was elected president of her 1970 class Prize winners at Hope Autos car show included James Morrow Bob Otwell Ralph Boyce Roy B Roberts Mrs Bill Ellis Maurice Washington Clyde Coffee Bill Maze and Rev Gerald Trussell Grand prize a Philco portable TV. Police reports show traffic violations drunkenness DWI burglaries shoplifting and one killed in 226 accidents this year There will be a winter beef cattle procurement meeting at Diamond Cafe Tuesday Sponsored by Production Credit James Rowland President of Hope High PTA calls meeting for 7:30 p.m Tuesday at the High School auditorium Hope Athletic Booster Club meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the High School Science Building Two films will be shown and attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Williams
Lucy Mae Williams
University of Arkansas School of Medicine
Hope Auto
James Morrow
eBob Otwell
Ralph Boyce
Iona
Roy B. Roberts
Spartas
Bill Ellis
Vanity
Hiscione
Maurice Washington
Clyde Coffee
Bill Mazetin
Rogers Bros
Philco
Gerald Trussell
Diamond Cafe
James Rowland
Hope High Pta
Court Upholds Judgment for $110,000
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed a $110,000 Faulkner County Circuit Court award tied to a truck incident near a trailer entrance. Plaintiffs include Mrs. Taylor and others, with Burnsett and the Kincaid Co. contested over fault and damages in the wreck that killed a passenger.
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Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Faulkner Counsty
Eldon H. Chadwick
Kincaid Co
Charles L. Burnett
W.M. Taylor
Kired
Lola Taylor
Taylor
Burnett
Ded
Silas Kincaid
Truck Company
Chadwick
Ralshed
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Graves
Law
Little Mur, Yey
Jeffrey Earl Roe
Leslie Roe
Jerome Elmer Heil
Ark
Lester Kent
Pat Rateliff
Aubrey Goodwin
Lynn Harris
Jim Proden
Washington, D.C
Judy Croom
Janet Butler
A. W. Ford
Wight For
Rae Kremlin
Sis
Europeda Security
Star
Clu
Twalay
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