Hope Star (Newspaper) - May 30, 1963, Hope, Arkansas To City Subscriber if you foil to get your Star telephone 7343 by and a special carrier will deliver your County Bowic Knife Star For Column of Bottom of This YEAR 193 Star I MAY 1963 Member The fren A Audit Bureau of Net 9 ending Murch PRICE IOC COPY Methodist Appointments Are Listed HOT annual Little Rock Confer ence of the Methodist Church ends today with the announcement of pastoral Wednesday the conference or 24 deacons and a list of 12 delegates jurisdictional conferences at Pittsburgh and Ten of the delegates had been named The conference also retired four ministers Wednesday Guy Omer of Lake with 41 years of service John Hesley of Pine 32 years George Reutz of 30 years and 39 Named delegates to the tional meetings were Ray Hozendorf of El Dorado and Mouzon Mann of The 12 deacons ordained Wednesday night were Larry Nicholson and Rodney Nichol son of Magnolia who are brothers Stephanie Rye of ryi Bowman of Wel come Burleson of Al bert Elder of Bearden j John McKnight of Calvin Miller of Shambling of Litle Dar rell Van Smith of Hot Charles Walthall of Buckner and Warren Whitcomb of Cam The elders Maurice Little Rock James Charles Fos ter Hope Thomas De Horatio Ralph Camden Elma Knoch Little Rock Donald Pine Continued on Page Four 400 Cholera Coses in KUALA Malaya AP number of suspected chol era cases in Malaya passed the 400 mark Health officials pressed a nation wide innoculation There have been 12 Hope Pays Tribute to War Heroes 2 Firms Told to Stop Water Pollution LITTLE ROCK Ar kansas firms were ordered Wednesday to cease discharge of a type of acid into Bayou Meto and Little The Arkansas Pollution Control Commission ordered Dierks Forests of DeQueen and Hercules Powder Jacksonville to submit preliminary plans within 120 days for treat ment facilities to halt flow of the acid into the two Dierks Forests Little Riv er and Hercules on Bayou The action came at a meeting called after a study and hearings on pollution of the Commission Director Marvin Wood said construction on the treatment facilities is to begin as soon as a permit is issued by the The two companies have been working on the problem for over a the commission Each produces a rare phenolic type of not strained out in normal The commission order noted lat five pounds of the acid nto each one million pounds of Many fish have been killed i the the commission Experiment Station report for ending at 8 Thurs High low ARKANSAS Fair today in creasing and Friday with scattered thunder storms spreading to the east Friday afternoon high to day 8590 low tonight WEATHER ELSEWHERE THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low 55 59 62 51 62 61 49 50 52 67 clear 93 clear 81 cloudy 76 cloudy 86 cloudy 67 cloudy 65 61 cloudy 63 clear 78 53 Pes cloudy 57 cloudy 70 52 clear 65 44 Fort cloudy 90 74 cloudy 84 55 cloudy 553 72 clear 51 rain 49 44 Kansas Cloudy 82 63 Los cloudy 69 59 clear 78 56 clear 82 61 cloudy 84 76 clear 62 43 cloudy 71 50 New 90 67 New clear 63 59 Oklahoma rain 89 67 cloudy 77 59 clear 77 61 clear 96 64 clear 75 49 cloudy 62 52 cloudy 76 56 Rapid clear 51 cloudy 82 63 52 Salt Lake clear 82 43 San cloudy 70 60 San rain 64 54 cloudy 76 54 cloudy 87 67 clear 76 61 Arkansas Regional Forecast Byl THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Central Clear to part ly cloudy becoming mostly cloudy tonight with scattered showers tonight and High today Low tonight Northwest and southwest Arkan sas Fair1 today with high 85 to 9 Increasing cloudiness tonight an Friday with scattered thunder Continued oa Page Two Cor Youth Unhurt About 10 oclock last night a auto driven by Al wenti out of control o a curve and overturn on 29 just beyond limit Hear the Highway 32 Neither nor Bob by ai wore seriously They were taken to a local hospital fur a checkup byi a ambulance and ear badly Mexico May Settle Border Fuss By PRANK CORMIER WASHINGTON AP Top officials said today good is being made toward of border with Despite the hese sources said there was no of negotiating a mutually solution to the squab le before President Kennedy els to the vicinity of the dis territory next they was there any chance of a meeting at that ime between Kennedy and dent Adolfo Lopez Mateos of Mex even though the American chief executive will be just a river bank away from Mexican The source of the border trou le is area which the United States claimed as part of 1 when the Rio the traditional border be tween the neighboring abruptly changed course early in his A White House announcement Tuesday that Kennedy would the night of June 5 in El Paso led to speculation in some circles that a settlement of the territorial question was imminent it was learned on very ligh that despite prog ess no settlement was possible by At one there were reports that Lopez Mateos would be in across the river from El June Mexican officials said Wednesday night that this was not true that Lopez Mateos will be in Jalisco Province at the The capital of the province is some 750 miles from El Sees Government Big Threat LITTLE ROCK president of Middle South parent firm of Ar kansas Power Light tok 119 Little Reck grad uates Wednesday night that big government threatens their future He said the ever expanding government is limit ing liberty and freedom of choice of the individual Americans will never accept socialism in one Andrus But they are taking it bit by step by Many seem unaware that our freedoms are Negroes Plan More Activity in Jackson By BEN THOMAS AP Intc planned to step up demonstrations in this Mississippi capital city today even though po lice promised to continue their pol icy of instant Were not going anywhere but clown on Capitol a Missis sippi leader of the Asso for the Advancement of People told cheering Negroes Wednesday at a Mississippi does not observe Me Day Stores will be open Nineteen persons were jailed in four demonstrations It brought to 27 the number of arrests since picketing and demonstrations started here Tues Two white youths were hurt Wednesday night when Negroes tossed bricks through the wind shield of their car in a Negro sec But there was no violence during daytime The previous day a mixed group which tried to desegregate a lunch counter was Throngs of white persons gath ered on Capitol main thoroughfare when he first six pickets appeared A few white youths stepped in front of the pickets and attempted to halt Otherwise there were no Demonstrators arrested for picketing were charged with dis playing a placard without a per new city When their City Court trials began Wednesday Jack a Jackson Negro contended the new law was City Court Judge James cer delayed the trials for ono week and directed Young to file a brief on his At 11 today members of the Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and their Auxiliaries paid tribute to Hope and County war dead in ceremonies at the Court house War Wreaths were placed on the Top left to right Talbot Feilds Legion Commander Dean Norman acting lorn VFW and Spates who is directly alongside Harry Haw thorne and cant be Bottom photo left to Auxiliary mem bers Dixie Laughard and Frank King ploce the wreath at the Memorial Bugler Mike 1st Assembly to Start on New Building The banquet which was held in Fellowship Hall of First Assem bly of God last week was a great One of the crowds in recent years attended the banquet and business meeting which A vote of confidence was given to the Building when the church accented the proposed plan for the new building which was and author the of a loan in the amount of for the of the new pastor of the church It is expected that work on the new building will begin within the next six to eight Bulletin INDIANAPOLIS Jones won the Indianapolis auto race today with Scotsman Jimmy Clark forcing his to a Two Germans Escape to West BERLIN East Ger man soldiers escaped to West Ber lin Both came in full uniforms and brought their weapons along when they crawled through the barbed wire fences south of West Berlin police Bell Rewards an Honest Girl 10 yearold Allison Grimes stepped into a telephone booth to call her mother last she found it littered with dimes and all spilling over from a coin return Allison scooped up worth of after dialing the she fed It back to the phone Allison got a luncheon and a tour of the New Jersey Bell Tele phone Company exchange at Mor Wednesday as a reward for her Paid to Submarine Dead AP This old Navy port pays homage today to 129 men lost seven weeks ago nuclear submarine Thresher and to 26 who died in 1939 in the Both undersea craft went out ol this shipbuilding yard to their A wreath of flowers cast by school children on the outgoing tide will symbolize the remem brances of children and friends left Spy Scandal Brings Red Demotions By PRESTON GROVER MOSCOW AP The scandal of a western spy in the Soviet se cret archives broke out anew to day with the demotion of a former marshal and new at tacks on the and British em Sergey Soviet marshal of artillery un til was reduced in rank for having opposed separation of Oleg from the army and for pushing him into a job in the state committee on coordination of scientific From that it was testified in a trial early this poured photographs of secret documents into British and For that crime was shot May A British was sentenced to years confinement for helping de liver the espionage The announcement of punish ment for those involved one w or another with was made in the government per in an interview with the prosecutor at the The Artem the marshal was re in rank and Major A and era were demoted and punished nature of the punishment and demotion was not Western particularly and were accused again of an activ ity which Soviet officials almost never Gorny said British and in services use for their espionage activities members ol various cultural stu dents and tourists who come to our Memorial Day Death Toll Climbs THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The toll of dead in Memorial Day traffic accidents rose slowly At 11 38 fatalities were re Most of the accidents caused only one death But five persons perished in the headon collision of a semitrailer highway as the truck was about truck and a pickup truck on halfway down a mountain 89 near and his in her The highway patrol said Sami were on their way to Arling uel Garnett driving ths to visit pickup They wore i cers Arkansas Has Had 2 Fatalities By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Arkansas recorded only two traffic fatalities during the first six hours of the nationwide Mem Day holiday death but five persons died violently Wednesday in the The death count began at G and Pete Sherlock of were on High w a yt near Leslie Wednesday night when the brakes failed on the pickup truck they were in and it broke loose from a trailer house and plunged down a em Sheriff Beal said the trailer overturned in the Flood Contract AP A contract for for con struction of a multipurpose dam in a Washington County flood con trol project has been awarded the McBride Construction Fort The community of Lincoln and the Soil Conservation Service are cooperating in con struction of the to be built on Moores Creek in the Muddy Fork Watershed Thinks Britoin More Prosperous LONDON AP Prime Min ister Harold Wednesday night that Britain en joyed a greater sense of socia justice now than ever before in her He said the was so prosperous and never had her wealth distributed so fair Macmillan spoke at a 75th anni dinner of the Press Americans in Tribute to the War Dead By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS With gratitude to her war dead ml in loving memory of all her loved the nation oday marks another Memorial its roots of observance now dating back exactly 100 President Kennedy lays the wreath on the Tomb of he Unknowns in Arlington National And old sol young soldiers and just ilain citizens conduct ceremonies m most every town and In addition to wreath laying rites arc the speeches and gunfire For millions of Americans it also is a day of and for other millions It means the start of a long week end Most historians agree that the dates to April when several women at scattered spring flowers on of Confederate and Union soldiers At ing ceremonies arc scheduled for a memorial bell tower to honor all women war In Harry M a War leads the citys pd It is Startups third time serve ns grand At Fort Banks in Joseph the Presidents takes part in ceremonies naming three streets in honor of fallen including her Joseph P who died in World War The after his laying at flies by copter to Camp the retreat in the Mountains of Maryland or and then back to the White Worn for some office work and relaxation the t Adv for 11 am EST At was joined by Maxwell chairman of the Chiefs of who in a prepared speech reminded all Americans that we are leaders in a tense world who must meet serious is sues with a sober sense of Pointing out the tensions by the Communists throughout the Taylor paid tribute to the Americans lost in South Viet calling them national heroes in every sense of the The conflict in Viet fies dramatically the new chal lenge we are facing in many parts of the underdeveloped Taylor All Around Town Star Stof f Hopes Recreation Department is offering baton to girls of grade school and high ages week days at the Youth Center this summer there will be a small charge for depending on the number enroll in order to provide a compe tent instructor parents inter ested in having their daughters Savings Bonds sales in during March totaled making the year bringing the year to per cent of the Howard sales were making the or per cent of er v e hi c I saw Gerald Hot enroll to contact Pat the southbound semitrailer pulled off the So did semitrailer Od er and Springs Was killed when the PR immediatelvi the ho was ruling in missed a curve if chough girls are enrolled ay Vogeli in the Social Hill community near j this program early Wednesday and wiu classes will begin sometime in Jonesboro Annex Bids AP A low bid of for construc tion of a annex to St Bernards Hospital at Jonesboro has been by Jame Jameson was al so low OH an alternate bid for a should officials decide it is With Quiet Restored to AP an elephants trumpet would cut through the peace and quiet of this village in outer ring of This not only jolted Allen it stampeded her 10 head of Arabian breeding she complained to the sheriff And theres no good reason for she Deputies discussed the elephant trumpeting with he owner of the wild animal menagerie on prop erty adjoining that of The elephant was moved into n The pickup truck went under Raymond Hughen of the burned and driver of the was x no Deputy Sheriff lim Col All the victims were in the pickup They were i The body of William i Mr and who was observing his 21st birth found floating in the Ouachita day his 22 a River at the bottom of a from Hope who attended the Methodist Conference in Hot and Joe and The Browns lived m Wednesday 2 and cliff Sheriff Jim and Mrs Browns sister and said of the Me and Mrs W R ta and David ita community near Mount and Mrs apparently fell from the cliff early and Rufus and and Earl Deans local baseball team defeated the highly touted Nashville Cubs here last i to 2 before a large crowd of Hicks of Sear El burned to death when his frame was not caught Authorities said Dry favorable for Hicks was alone in the house when toring and often temptation In i the fire broke prevailed in most areas of the nation on the first holiday ol the warm The National Safety Council es that between and ISO will be killed in traffic Quiet has o at i Wednesday and will at midnight Army Ic Herbert whose and and John live on Hope received the award of the Combat man Badge while assigned to Army element of the Mili tary Assistance Advisory Group in on 17 j LHoyd received the award for having been under lire Serving as an with a ground combat unit a 1955 graduate of Blevins High entered the Army in May 1955 and completed mat ion Wednesday declaring have no more followers than w ere training at Fort Choffee ai iout last he is a Dairy Proclamation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LITTLE ROCK AP about 12 people was one of the better games tb be seen in Hope for quite a while and it is surprising a town could produce the type of ball players The horses have calmed j accidents in the period that bosan Orval E signed a team lias and still not the quota Lafayette sales totaled making the year which is per cent of the quota Nevada sold making tey year which is 42 per of the The Senior class1 of 1964 is spon soring a dance Friday night all the Youth Happy Joe and Uie Glads from Pine Bluff wilt furnish thd music admis sion is and everyone is Wells Files Suit Against GOP LITTLE ROCK former publisher of the kansas filed suit Wednesday claiming that the Ex Committee of the Republi can State Committee owed him The filed in Chancery alleges the Executive Com agreed to underwrite cost of copies of the Record for distribution to Re p u b I i c a n County Committees in the The county committees were to remit payment to the state com which was to pay the suit Bones Reveal a Middle Aged Man LITTLE ROCK Roy deputy state medical said Wednesday a human skull and hip bone found near Lit tle Rock were from a mature to middleaged Hoke said the race had not been but death seems most likely to have occurred at least over one year perhaps several Sheriff Frank Mackey said the bones have not been traced to any persons reported The bones were found two weeks ago on an Arkansas River Time may heal but it do much to
