Hope Star (Newspaper) - September 9, 1963, Hope, Arkansas To City If yoy td get your Stor by arid d will deliver Bowie Knife Star For See Column at Bottom of This Page YEAR 279 SEPTEMBER 1963 Tht Picti A Audit Bureau el PiM t WJ PRICE lOc COPY Bipartisan Try for Treaty Ban Up in Senate WASHINGTON AP Everett Dirksen of the Senate Republican said to day he will vote for ratification of the limited nuclear test ban He also said President Kennedy plans to issue state ment that might dispell and re solve some of the apprehensions and misgivings concerning the Dirksen told newsmen that his support of the treaty has proba bly been envisioned from his previous but this was the first time that he had said flatly that he would vote for rati Ill support the he adding that he felt that it would be Dirksen announced his support after talking with President Ken at the White He was accompanied by the Senate ment of Mike of said the president vill send a letter to proba bly which will be one of clarification and assur Mansfield said hd thought a letter would prove helpful in gaining votes for The President is trying to build up bipartisan support for the WASHINGTON Kenn tries today tc build up bipartisan support for the limited nuclear treaty by call ing in Senate leaders an hour be fore formal debate begins on the historic Although the administration is confident of several senators have announced their op position and the President is tak ing no His meeting at the White in late mornin with Democrat Mike Mansfield and Republican Everett Dirk sen may result in some biparti san statement reassurance to that Two other powerful the top Democrat and the senior Republican nn the Foreign Rela tions open the Senate debate with their endorsement of the ban on all underground atomic The simple the Chairman Ful said in his pre is na tion would be likely to survive as an organized society in a nuclear It is this prospect that makes it essential fnr us to break out of the fatal cycle of fear and armaments and greater fear and finally The nuclear test ban treaty will not break the It is i far too modest an effort to have Continue OTV pase Two Chief to talk LITTLE ROCK AP Former police chief Eu gene Bull sial during desegregation demonstrations in will speak at Little Rock Amis president of the Rock Capital Citizens said segregationists from throughout the are invited to hear Conner speak at the Coach mans inn at Conner lost his post as a result of a change in the Birmingham city Miss Won Her First Competition Here Home Repair Deal Ruled Usurious By JOHN STARR LITTLE ROCK AP The Ar kansas Supreme Court voided as usurious today a home repair con tract executed a Saline County a Des building The court held that the which called for pay in a carrying charges and seven per cent in violated the Arkansas pro against charging tlian 10 per cent The Supreme Court was con only one point he contract should be considered to have been in Arkan sas or It was signed at but called for merits to be made at Des Saline Court had held that it an Iowa contract and that the should have been voided simply because the interest rate was too and Gordon Huching son of Benton filed the suit against Republic Finance of DeS which bought the contrail from the original Build ers Supply of In other the Supreme Court Reversed t h e burglary and grand conviction Joe Dement on grounds that his plea of iii Greene was without the advice Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending at 7 Mon High Low weekend precipitation f Dement was ast 7 to two prison the conviction of who was sen in Circuit Court to 1 years in prison for the fatal hooting of his Cur is Reversed the Phillips Circuit conviction of Alma Rollie n forgery and charges the records showed one left the deliberations and asked the judge for information law requires that be to the entire THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High clear 82 60 clear 92 65 clear 83 62 cloudy 85 49 clear 86 59 clear 72 60 cloudy 78 56 clear 80 62 clear 86 62 clear 74 49 82 55 Des 65 80 58 cloudy 56 44 Fort cloudy 70 clear 73 53 cloudy 87 77 clear 86 61 clear 87 66 rain 61 49 Kansas clear 95 64 Los clear 92 69 clear 67 Memphis clear 87 72 cloudy 88 clear 74 59 clear 58 New clear 70 New clear 80 til Oklahoma clear 92 68 cloudy 69 cloudy 88 69 clear 78 54 clear 105 79 cloudy 81 55 cloudy 65 57 clear 89 GO Rapid City cloudy 87 621 clear 83 57 cloudy 84 58 Salt Lake clear 55 San clear 85 07 San cloudy OH 57 dear 59 on Pasc Two Civil War Battle Is Reenacted ROCK con shattered a real casualty Sunday when the Civil Battle of Littlei Rock was at Fourche Creek in Little Butch of Port was hospitalized but reported in satisfactory condi tion after a cannon Bor skey powder burns on his face and He was ai member of the Frank lin Gardner Camp Artillery fji Port phot o g r rs were with arrest by State Troopers and a sheriffs deputy when they tried to take pictures of the injured The battle Sunday was a of the 1863 battle which cost the confederates the city of Little Rock and o The reenactment drew units from Louisiana and Al abama and a crowd of spectators estimated at between an to Be Buried Here Monday Hassie aged 78 a longtime resident of die Saturday in a local Sh was a member of the Carrel Memorial Baptist Survivors include two Vie lor Campbell of and Perry Campbell of Hope Dale Tonnemaker and Hope Star photo THE AND CHARM THAT WON THE Miss America title for Donna Axum of El Dorado last Saturday night at Atlantic City were evident in her very first contest two years right here in Hope which she THE PICTURE SHOWS HER ON STAGE IN THE COLI SEUM of the Third District Livestock Showgrounds just after being named one of the four Southwest Arkansas Poultry Prin cesses June 196 later in the same year being named Ar kansas Forestry DONNA IS THE DAUGHTER OF AND HURLEY Her father is executive of El Dorados Exchange National THE STARS PICTURE OF DONNA ORIGINALLY SHOW ED all four finalists on the Coliseum and was here June with simultaneous publication in the El Dorado Daily Todays picture is an enlargement from the original of Miss Axum alone with a copy to her home town as in Miss America Holds a Press Conference By CHARLES WEST NEW YORK AP Donna a smiling and beautiful held her first New York news conference today una ware that her had just The death message came to the suite in the plush Park Lane Hotel where she met Her mother and and Hurley kept from her the knowledge that Fred Tate had died at his home ir Baton at the age of 93 after a long He was hei mothers The mother said Tale was like a natural grand father to Shell take it It come as too much of a shock to Axum deftly Mth newsmen such genera as boy beauty con and She sat on a red damask which a throne Rul did not wear the Miss America she won at Atlantic City Saturday j Her parents stood in a corner of the large reception ad miration and pride evident despite saddening They will re to their home in El this afternoon and to Louisiana and Axum planned to arrive in Little Rock at then drive to El Donna will not go to Baton She lias a full week of posing for checked into a New York Sunday night from the pageant at Atlantic for some solid rest before a lull round of The figure that helped her de feat 51 other contestants and win the Miss America crown Saturday night may suffer if the pace be comes too I Donnas first after year is is to return lit University Arkansas com her education and then un graduate work and television I would like to go into televi sion as either an actress or by doing she Also on her list of ambitions is a Christian gentle man with a sense of humor who would love her and want to make a home for two Donna said she does not have a steady She is Arkansas first Miss but the state may have to admire her at a distance for a while because of Miss America commitments around the When she won the coveted title over 50 other contestants at At Saturday she also fell heir to some Continued on Page Two State Troopers Bar Schools to Negroes in 3 Alabama Cities Two Negroes Enter at Released on Bond After Mistrial AP Burl whose rape trial in circuit court at was declared a mis trial has betin released on Circuit Bean re Griders bond from Boan declared ai mistrial when jurors were hopelessly deadlocked 57 after more than five hours of Grider was ordered to appear at the first session of tine 1964 term circuit court which opens in Feb Grider is charged in the rape of a Clarksville July 13 at Ludwig near John state School Men Must Have More Hours LITTLE ROCK state Board of Education has approved a requirement that new school ministrators must have CO semes er hours of college work beyond the bachelors degree beginning in The requirement approved Sun day will not affect the certif of persons who become ad in the state before The board also approved a re that school counselors must have a masters degree be ginning in More and Warm Weather Western and southern Arkansas got some locally heavy thunder showers but generally dry weather is predicted for Die next few Except for a vagrant thunder shower that dropped of an inch of rain on Walnut Ridge and on northeast Arkansas remained dry Highs Sunday afternoon were generally in the upper 80s to the low 90s while overnight lows rang ed from the mid 60s to the low Os this Highs of 8895 were predicted or this afternoon and lows of 66 4 were expected Temperatures the next were to gc two to six degrees nor nal w i t h only minor daily Normal highs range from he mid 0s north to the upper Os normal lows from the ow 60s north to the mid 60s the last if the week were expected to pro luce a quarter of an inch of rain locally heavier Postmaster General Is Appointed WASHINGTON AP Wisconsin tax was named to day by President Kennedy to be postmaster Gronouski will succeed Ed ward the original ter general in Kennedys who resigned 9 Until the Senate acts on which Kennedy will submit in next few Sidney Bishop will continue to serve as acting post master position he has hold since Days a has been commissioner of taxation for the state of Wisconsin since Jan uary Prior to he was research director for the tax de A resident of Gronouski has a doctor of phi degree in taxation and public He has held teaching posts at the University of Maine and Wayne A Gronouski was born in but grew up in Oshkosh where he attended Peters School then Oshkosh State Col for three Teachers in Off Strike NEW YORK AP Public school teachers called oft their threatened strike Sunday night and approved a new contract which included pay More than a million pupils start ed the fall term in New York Citys 850 public schools The United Federation of AFL reached agreement with the Board of Ed About teachers voiced approval of the settle The lenient was proposed by The board accepted Education a mediation panel set Fords sug UP Robell Commissioner gestion that it He search Services of New a union consulting o make a study Charles Cogen had said of the operation and effects of the j state Minimum Foundation Proj in defiance of a State Su preme Court order obtained by the city and despite a stale law gram of school The board was directed by thu 1963 legislature t a by public and report its findings to the More than million will be distributed to local school districts this year under the Mini mum Foundation Pi A birth of one Leslie North Little couple cs Couple Injured of Funeral services were to be held at 2 Monday at Memorial Baptist Church by the Clyde assisted by George Burial by was to he in Memory The new will give most of thorn during the pace now range from to Although Hie minimum salary under the contract will re main the the maximum will go on July In addition to caped serious injury Sunday when the contract limits class their light plane in a sets up improved field near and and establishes u Parish were takon to a j uin hospital where she was ion treated for a broken arm and he such MI was treated lor lacerations anil crs and 4 Escapees Are Back m Prison Ne grods who sneaked away from a work line in a patch of taM at Cummins Prison Farm laisi Thursday are back in prison The four gained a little more than 50 hours spent most ly within a mile area o heavy woods and They were captured 30 miles southwest o the prison near the Ores County community of Prison Dan Stephens ident fied the four as Fred 17 sentenced to life for murder Chester Jerome sen to nine years for burglary Lawrence Willie sei Co 21 years for burglary and grand larceny Theodor to 21 year for State prison officials Jefferson and Lincoln County deputies and local authentic seated off the area near the escape within a few hours after the Negroes made their Stephens said bloodhounds were used in the but sev eral tips on whereabouts received from of the They entered several houses dur ing their Stephens taking food and They were unable to find fire he though they had ammunition for shotguns and Graham Ends Successful Castro Sees Nothing But Crooks HAVANA Minis er Fidel Castro predicts the 1984 presidential election will pit Pres dent Kennedy against Republican Goldwater of Arizona cheap and crooked politi We have heard Goldwater is said Castro in an im interview at a Brazilian Embassy reception this if he is elected let him Iry his tough policies on We will know how to defend our selves and we will not be afraid to face Castro said he no change in foreign policy if there is a change in administra LOS ANGELES AP Evan gelist Billy ending his successful told what was perhaps the largest religious gathering in his tory If we are to survive as a we must go back to tho faith of our Around him in Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Sunday night every seat and spreading a carpet of humanity across tho football field was a throng counted by the Graham group at Outside the police were turning away another per It was lie largest crowd ever to attend a Graham meeting in this and eclipsed the fig ure previously claimed as the greatest single religious the who attend ed a Witnesses conven tion in New Yorks Yankee While Graham was attracting a great throng to the in nearby Pasadena the witnesses everlasting good news assembly gathered a crowd an record there the Rose Bowl for their aft and another Sunday By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AP State troopers sent into action by George Wallace barred Ne groes today from public at Mobile and kegee which the federal courts had ordered But Alabamas color barriers in public education at the ele mentary school level fell for the first time when two first grade pupils were admitted at Hunts In a series of predawn execu tive Wallace had directed that segregation be maintained at Mobile and Tuske He was silent about He alerted National Guard units at Birmingham just in case they are Troopers in the three cities where segregation was maintained least for the time j read copies of the Wallace orders to the young Negroes when they arrived for The first rejections A boy and a girl who had registered at a high school week were turned Their lawyers immediately filed straining order motion against Wallace in federal At white pupils leaned out of school Nigger go when a state police official yearold boy there would be no school for him boy was turned away from Ramsay Thirteen Negro pupils arrived on a segregated school bus driven a Negro a few minutes after white pupils had entered the building at They never left the A patrolman stepped forward and informed them of the Wallace He then passed out mimeo graphed A state trooper was in the bus with the Negroes when it Two Negro girls who West End High School in Birmingham were met by Al state patrol Two Negro lawyers were with the You will not be allowed to en ter leave the Lingo told the group several All Around Town By Star Staff Donnie Vaughn left in ledged Sigma gust for to a school for FBI training Vinee Foster has left to enroll as a freshman at Davidson freshmen en rolling at Henderson State Teach ers College Sunday were Earl Ray Duvall Larry Lawrence arid An The man also had knive nn them when mi in Stephens said they offered no pro thony Pierce and local frosh at Ouachita Baptist College Mon day were Mary Alice Joy Jane Dora Ann Jean Beverly Voss and Aldridge and Roy Wray went to Arkansas State in Con way last week for opening oi football practice and will enroll as a Charles has issued plea for to help cut with Little League this year contact just committee of school am nn resist representatives to consider The prison break was the j University of Arkansas ended Sharon Hers as teach ost to occur at the farm since Fester pledged improving school men broke out I Booth i after killing a trusty John Chi Omega and Booster Club meets at in the film room and the film of last weeks ana game will be shown this is the first meeting of the season for the organization and everyone interested in football is asked to Hope Masonic Lodge will have an entered apprentice degree to right at the lodge hall and will confer a Masters degree Tuesday Many a Hope and Hempstead mother breathed a of relief today this being full day that students return to Attorney Ernest Jackson in quired Do I understand you are telling me to leave Im telling you to leave imme Lingo The group left to the jeers of more white children leaning from Joe assistant attorney watched encounters at Prior to the confrontation at West Lingo gave Dolan a copy of Wallaces executive A Jus tice Department John also was present at Tuske The governor has pledged to preserve law and order in the state and he will do whatever is Wallaces press said in advising that National Guard units had been alerted by the governor at Two Negroes who registered at a Mobile high school last week were turned away when they ap for class Joe Smelley of the highway patrol handed them a copy of an execu tive order issued by Wallace let ting white children in but keep ing Negroes Mobile Negro announced that a federal court suit challenging Wallaces actions will be filed immediately in order to get these kids in The governor has no more Continued on Page Two The game gate receipts probably were the best in about 15 years with paid adult a total of paid admissions there were 551 season tickets used the Bobcats are away for the next Uvo games but return here Hedged Pi Beta against on September Craiu oi Hope The man who says his wife cant take a joke must never have looked ot
