New Reactor Could Bring Cheap Fuel
President Nixon announced a new test facility at Hanford to develop a liquid metal fast breeder reactor. The project, a joint effort by the Atomic Energy Commission and electric industry, aims to produce abundant inexpensive fuel by 1980 with two prototypes planned. a large government-industry funding pledge supports the effort.
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Richland
Wash
Nigam
Hanford Atomic Works
Atomac En Commission
Electric
Vhe
Nixon
Atomic Works
Here
Washington City
Anchorage
Assiska
Emperor Hirohito
Japan
Hope Star publication details and classifieds pricing
The Hope Star printed in Hope Arkansas provides publishing details for 1929 including address, publisher, editor, and circulation. It lists weekday publication, postal information, and membership in Associated Press and press associations. Advertising rates and mail subscription prices are partially shown for various regions and terms.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevie Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark Counties
Mathis Arkansas
Arkiminds
Russians in a seaside town face wary locals
Narodny Hank, funding East West trade, finances Soviet organizations here accused of harboring spies. The Soviet Embassy and Trade mission at Highgate near Holly Lodge Estate are named. English regulars at the Duke of St Albans discuss Russians who visit in pairs, speak Russian, and avoid mixing with locals. Neighbors note wives flock to May Day preparations, while friendly exchanges occur in a single house with vodka at Christmas.
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Narodny Hank
Highgate
Holly Lodge Estate
Duke of St. Albans
Hurley backs Pryor for presidency in Arkansas
Hurley of Little Rock announces support for representative David Pryor D Ark as a candidate for the presidency of the United States. Pryor seeks the national office while Hurley promotes his bid in the Arkansas political scene.
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Wol Hurley Jr
Little Rock
Luftday
David Pryor
United States
Hurley
Prides
Weather and travel notes from Arkansas station report
Fragmentary station bulletin reports scattered weather notes and a forecast for an Arkansas area. Mentions cloudy skies, temperature changes, and a possible high today with a low tonight. Several garbled names and terms appear, but no clear events or dates emerge.
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Arkansas
Guminke
Graham to stage five day crusade in Little Rock
Little Rock businessman James T. Karam said he would meet evangelist Billy Graham next month to finalize plans for a five day evangelistic crusade in Little Rock. Karam and others met Graham Friday and tentatively approved a bold series of rallies in March.
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Lette Rock Fap
James T. Karam
Little Rock
Billy Keahan
Karan
Graham
Arkansas Supreme Court Proceedings Summary
The Associated Press reports on multiple Arkansas High Court actions including affirmations in cases such as Pulas ki Cire, Fourt Die, and Batty v. State. Also noted are decisions from Pulaski and Garland Circuits, and a per curiam order on Berthoa Alston v. M H Bitty with a motion to dismiss heard on merits later without prejudice.
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THE
Associated Press
Cureton Harris
William Wayne Decker
State of Arkansas
Pulaski Cire
Lyle Brown
Justice City National Bank of Fort
Conley Byrd
M. M. Howell
Park Circuit
Frank Holt
Arkansas Foundry Co
Et al
Katherine J Cody
William R. Cody
Pulaski
Per Curiam
Berthoa Alston
M.H. Bitety, Jr
Appellee
Witness testifies no unauthorized welding by General Dynamics
Henry Jones of Fort Worth testifies he is unaware of unauthorized welding by General Dynamics sister companies on F111 parts. He says the firm will cover scrapping 25 faulty carry-through plates from Selb Manufacturing after inspector at Selb allegedly authorized welding. Spear, a former vendor QC rep, is accused in a seven-person conspiracy to defraud the government. trial status unclear.
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Little Rock
Ark
Henry Jones
Fort Worth
General Dynamics Corp
Tex
General Dynamics
Jones
Selb Manufacturing Co
Walnut Ridge
Harry C. Bass Jr
St. Louis
U.S
Spear
Bass
Simple Rites Planned for Justice Black
Former Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black will be buried with simple honors at Arlington National Cemetery after services at Washington Cathedral. Black died Saturday at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 85 after a stroke and arteriosclerosis.Justicees will be honorary pallbearers. President Nixon may attend after returning from Alaska. Meanwhile colleague John M. Harlan lies ill with cancer in another Washington hospital.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington Cathedral
Black
Bethesda Naval Hospital
High Court
Nixon
Alaska
John M. Harlan
William Terry Feild obituary notes pioneer Little Rock family
William Terry Feild age 91 died Friday at a Lite Rock nursing home. He was a retired engineer and charter member of Sigma Nu at the University of Arkansas, with a life spanning Little Rock Society circles. Survivors include a son Col. Terry T. Feild in Arlington and daughter Eleanor Feild Dunlap. five grandchildren. Funeral services 3 p.m. Monday at Christ Episcopal Church, burial Mount Holly Cemetery.
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William Terry Feild
Willan
Terry Feild
Little Rock
Feld
Talbot Feild
Texarkana
Silas Talbot Feild
Tennessee
Columbia
Scott Street
Feild
University of Arkansas
Gamma Upsilon
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Sigma Nu
New Orleans
New Orleans Times- Picayune
Times-Picayune
Nelle C. Trimble
Lonoke
State Street
Associated Industrial Engineers
North Little Rock
Prosecutor to file two charges in fatal river deaths
In Arkansas, Prosecutor Gene Raff of Helena says he will file two counts of involuntary manslaughter Monday over the deaths of Dave Hurst and his 11 year old daughter Sandra found in the Little Red River near Pangburn. Autopsies indicate death occurred before the swim. A bridge fishing scene and a man’s cap glasses and broken gear were found nearby.
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Hurst
Pipeline Plan Aims to Cut Haiphong Vinh Fuel Moves
Reports from Page One indicate a four inch pipeline would replace truck and barge transport between Haiphong and Vinh, freeing North Vietnamese manpower. The line would join an extended system moving fuel to the North Vietnamese panhandle and into Laos, fueling trucks on the Ho Chi Minh trail carrying arms and supplies to Communist forces in South Vietnam and neighboring areas.
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Ment
Vinh
Haiphong
U.S
North Vietnam
North Vietnamese Panhandle
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Arkansas State Fair Opens Friday With Johnny Cash Show
The 1971 Arkansas State Fair and Livestock Show begins Friday for a 10 day run in Little Rock Barton Coliseum. Sunday afternoon features Johnny Cash with wife Jane Carter and the Carter Family at 2 PM. Also appearing are Doug McClure Hank Williams Jr. and Hee Haw stars Roy Clark Archie Campbell and Grandpa Jones.
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Little Rock
Johnny Cash
Cash
Jane Carter
Carter
Barton Coliseum
Doug McClure
Hank Williams Jr
Hee Haw
Roy Clark
Archie Campbell
Grandpa Jones
Hayes to Move to Little Rock After Land Dispute
Calico Rock businessman Bobby K. Hayes, a defeated candidate against Sen. Fulbright, says he is selling his Calico Rock interests and moving to Little Rock within a week. He lost a chancery court land dispute over land adjacent to the White River and will not appeal the ruling awarding the land to the state.
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Calico Rock
Ark
Bobby K. Hayes
J.W. Fulbright
Little Rock
Hayes
Chancery Court
Melbourne
White River
Guy Jenkins
Jenkins
Fulbright
Legal dispute over property ownership in a grand larceny case
On September 27, 1971, Daniels received a locked canvas money bag containing play money while the real funds were stolen by Powell who fled in a car. After alerts, Powell was arrested. Byrd noted authorities generally allow property ownership to rest with either the coal owner or the possessor at the theft time.
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Daniels
Powell
Byrd
Walker Named Local Gunn Representative
Gunn Distributing Inc of Little Rock selects Walker Refrigeration and Air Conditioning of Hope as Bryant Heating and Air Conditioning dealer to outfit residential and commercial jobs. Call Mr Larry Walker at 777-2125 or 777-5033 to discuss heating and cooling options all electric all gas or gas electric or visit 213 So Main.
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Gunn Distributing, Inc
Little Rock
Walker Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Company of
Hope
Bryant Heating
Larry Walker
Larry
Main
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Walnut St
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P.O
Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
Pod) Rovers
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
National Advertising
Arkansas Daihies, Inc
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42Nd St
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MRK
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Victor Salandini
Cesar Chavez
Afl-Cio
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
UFWOC
Salandini
Leuc l Maher
Walker
Gunn
Fabric Shops
West Second St. Hope, Ark
Tory
Everthing
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Valeric
Jacquard
Katte
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Sym
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