Tito Says He Will Step Down After 25 Years
Belgrade AP Tito announces retirement from Yugoslav leadership after 25 years and proposes a collective presidium to guide government future. He remains likely head of the Communist party and signals a public transition with details to come. He cites unity preservation and notes possible crisis if succession is rushed.
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Washington
Nixon
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Grant of 290000 to AMEN College sparks aid aid row
Rep David Pryor announced that the Department of Health Education and Welfare released a 290000 grant to Arkansas AM&N College at Pine Bluff. Funds will support National Defense loans to students as the college faces a 2.3 million dollar liability and a 92000 dollar cash shortage amid audits.
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Washington (Ap
David Pryor
D+ Ark
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Arkansas Am&n College
Pine Bluff
Pryor
News Quiz Feature Encourages World News Awareness
The Hope Star advertises its News Quiz on Page 4 to engage readers in tracking prominent 4970 newsmakers. Answers appear on Page 3 as part of the Living Textbook Program sponsored by the Star for area schools.
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Hope Star
VEC
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Star
Nixon Turns to New Rail Strike Threat
The government announced emergency transportation plans to move goods and passengers by trucks and buses as talks continue over locomotive firemen job eliminations. President Nixon has used delaying measures to try to avert a nationwide rail strike, with the ICC stating it will mobilize 82 field offices to coordinate emergency movement if service halts.
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Akil HL
BRI
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor Department
Nixon
ICC
George M. Stafford
Stafford
Commission
Nixon Seeks Federal Intervention on Campus Bombings
President Nixon urged Congress to authorize immediate federal intervention in campus bombing arson and terrorist acts at colleges receiving federal aid and proposed adding 1 000 FBI agents to handle campus outbreaks and hijacking thwarting programs. House GOP Leader Ford cited SDS involvement in arson and violence and predicted congressional action.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
FBI
White House
John N. Mitchell
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
House Gop
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Hoover
Students For A Democratic Society
Ford
Student Lashes Agnew Blame on College Officials
New York AP report on a David Frost Show debate where Vice President Spiro Agnew blames a permissive campus attitude for unrest. University of Washington student leader Richard Silverman accuses Agnew of fomenting violence while Agnew defends himself amid mentions of Kent State and ROTC building fires.
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New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Richard Silverman
University of Washington
David Frost
Silverman
Kent
Hope Star Introduces Your News Quiz Feature
A weekly Hope Star feature titled Your News Quiz appears every Tuesday with a symbol and cartoon matching exercise. The public service aims to supplement current events for Hope area schools, aided by VEC News Filmstrip materials from Visual Education Consultants.
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Hope Star
the Star
Star
Hope
Visual Education Consultants, Inc
Madison
Wisconsin
U S Promises to Fight Decay in World Monetary System
U S Treasury Secretary David M Kennedy tells World Bank IMF meeting he will curb government spending and avoid fueling excessive demand while acknowledging inflation remains above target. French finance minister Giscard d Estaing criticizes U S policy and calls for international action to curb Eurocurrency market growing outside the U S. Demonstrations erupt as McNamara attends and clashes with police loom near the meeting.
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Hartman
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
United States
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
U.S
Big Parade Opens Nevada County Fair
The Nevada County Fair opened at 11 a.m. Tuesday with a downtown parade featuring dozens of foals and a large crowd. Highlights include the Queen's contest on Wednesday night and the Little Miss Nevada County concours sponsored by the Jaycees and Jayeettes, with 24 entries from various county sections.
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Nevada County
Olaycees
Jayeettes
10 000 Reported Dead as Jordan Guerrilla Battle
AP reports 10 000 dead as Jordanian civil war widens with tanks in northern Jordan and Palestinians battling royalists in Amman. U.S. reinforces Mediterranean power while seeking a diplomatic Jordan solution. Britain and France oppose intervention plans. Hussein signals and Arab leaders meet in Cairo to discuss options.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Nixon
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Mediterranean
Britain
France
Jordan
Hussein
Associated Press
Amman
Cairo
Middle East
Arab Leaders Seek Way to End Fighting
Jordanian and Palestinian guerrilla forces clashed in Amman and northern Jordan as fighting entered its sixth day. Cairo leaders debated intervention while warning against American action, with estimates of up to 10 000 dead and the Wahdat refugee camp near Amman heavily damaged.
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Palestine
Amman
Jordan
Cairo Radio
Damascus
Syria
Cairo
Egypt
Sudan
Libya
Kuwait
Noureddin Atassi
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
Nenana
Middle East
Heikal
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Soviet Union
Britain
London
Helkal
Yasir Arafat
Hussein
Arafat
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Mediterranean
Washington
Nixon
Jaraeyli
Pentagon
Germany
U.S. Banks Cut Prime Rate Amid Broad Bank Taps
Four of the seven largest banks moved to cut the prime rate to 8 percent from 9 percent, led by Morgan Guaranty Trust. By day’s end over 40 banks followed, including Bank of America Chase Manhattan and Chemical Bank. The Fed said immediate consumer impact would be small.
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Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Bank of America of
San Francisco
Chase Manhattan
Chemical Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Hempstead County GOP names delegates and officers
The Hempstead County Republican Convention elected officers for two years. Clyde House was named County Chairman, Belle Klipsch Chairwoman, Tommy Love as Chairman, Don Mushtake as Sec Tres. Clarence Geist became State Committeeman and Helen Hatch as State Committeewoman. Delegates and alternates to the State Convention were chosen.
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Hempstead County
Clyde House
Belle Klipsch
Tommy Love
Don Mushtake
Clarence Geist
Helen Hatch
Palaniadl
Hope Town Police Warn Sign Theft Is Misdemeanor
Hope City police alert residents that removal of Winthrop Rockefeller signs from yards and private property is a misdemeanor and offenders will be prosecuted. Community events: TCU Arkansas game in Fort Worth October 3 RSVP to Mike Kelly at 777-5742.
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Hope City
Winthrop Rockefeller
Fort Worth
Mike Kelly
Hope
Hope Booster Club
Mexican Official Steps In Amid Film Industry Disarray
Mexico City AP report notes Em plio Rahaza name appears amid subdirection roles in the National Film Industry as Masiea’s status remains unclear. The fragmentary text suggests upheaval in government oversight and industry leadership without clear outcomes.
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Mexico City
Emplio O. Rahaza
Ie Masiea
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