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   Hope Star (Newspaper) - May 25, 1966, Hope, Arkansas                                Things We Could Do Without Include Telephone Numbers Longer Than Numbers Amendments in Way of New Weather Obituaries By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK AP Some tilings we could do without Telephone numbers that arc getting longer than Social Secu rity Dieters who tell you youre killing yourself because von en joy eating what they cant have Any restaurant which claims its fried chicken is lip smack in Anybody who smack his lips in public to go home and eat his fried chicken under the salesmen who try you cemetery lots by tel ephone th dav after vou attend the funeral of a Girls who wont date a b o y unless his hair is his slacks theirs paperback novels that show on their covers a picture of a terrified beautiful maiden fleeing from a dark forbidden The truth is that houses dont haunt women women haunt Homely secretaries who wear in the office dresses shorter than the bathing suits their grandmothers used to weat at the new cat or dog Most city cats and dogs already eat better than their Alarm clocks that wake you up with rock n roll chatty commercial pilots who start every an over the loud speaker system with a cheery Their lame ad libs give you a sinking feeling that youre not with a plane but with a frus vaudeville Any place that charges a quarter for a cup of coffee that isnt worth a Ladies with hair like a sur prised who insist on sitting in the seat in front of you at the Toadying articles about suc business executives which claim they put in 17 to 18 hours a day on the Any ex who hangs around the office that long doesnt love his work he homo Guys who hold on to your arm while telling a funny that you cant Mothers who Qt daughters pierce thie Smart alec computers that try to tell people they would make ideal marital The new Bank bandits who wear Hal loween If they are too ashamed to show their they should get into some other line of parties which wind up with the host and hostess giving the guests free judo les Naturally Cuba Blames the HAVANA AP Armed Forces Minister Raul Castro says the Cuban government will its efforts to aid guer rilla movements in other coun tries because guards at the Guantanamo Naval Base shot a Cuban He demanded at the soldiers funeral Monday that the United States give up the base which it has held since The government has ac knowledged that an incident took place outside the base on Saturday and said it was inves Wage Bi By JOHN BECKLER WASHINGTON AP The House wades into a stack of controversial to day as it moves toward expect ed passage of a to raise the federal minimum wage and broaden its Supporters face a strenuous task in retaining the bills full proposed new coverage of million including farm workers and employes of hospitals and They should have less ty in raising the present an hour wage to but a major effort is being planned to delay the effective date of the top rate from as proposed in the to During four hours of debate Tuesday there was widespread agreement that wages of the nations lowest paid workers should be raised at least to the regarded as the level of poverty in othe fed ral A wage of would produce an annual in come of It was not Glenn said the would create more poverty by forcing farms and small businesses to shut down because they cant pay higher There was evidence of biparti san support for the main out lines of the Alphonzo called for its passage and William R said he wanted only one minor Both are members of the Education and Labor Committee which wrote the The proposal to delay the ef date of the wage to 1970 is to be made by Thomas The provides for an increase to next and a stepup to a year John floor manager of the is counting on the support of Pres ident Johnson to help defeat the Morris in a talk to editors of labor pub endorsed the for the first He asked Congress for changes in the minimum wage but made no specific Other amendments that ap pear to have wide support would eliminate farm workers from exempt cannery workers from limit the size of retail establishments that would be provide lower for and drop waiters and other tipped employes from the Former Envoy Dies in Paris WASHINGTON AP Pierre Lagarde former am to Bolivia and died Tuesday in a Paris hospital of a stroke suffered about a week it was report ed here CANCER Policy for ALL Ages to Inexpensive way to protect and your family against the possible heavy of treatment No per day hospital expense No limiting schedule for medical Here If ft new broad form of cancer protection you cannot afford to per year to age 50 per year agi 60 or over ALSO Family Policy Ratet Iff Ul You US INSURE TO BE SURE Roy Anderson On Corner 2nd Main Sts In Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending at 7 Wed High Low ARKANSAS Clear to partly cloudy through Mild tonight and warmer Low tonight High Thurs day mostly in the LOUISIANA Partly cloudy and mild through Low tonight High Thurs day in the Fees Changed at National Reservoirs WASHINGTON Engineers announced new regu lations Tuesday which will greatly reduce the number of recreation areas at federal dams and reservoirs where user fees will be the new criteria will have the effect of reduc ing from 955 to 163 the number of recreation areas where users must pay a In the reduction is from 107 to The change is expected to take much of the steam out of a drive in the House to pass a sidetracking user charges at dams and reser The new criteria specifies that fees are to be charged at such recreation spots where federal expenditures of at least have been made for rec where there are at least 25 acres of usable land above the conservation where attendance is at least a year and where the potential exists for further When a recreation area does not meet all four of these re no fee is to be Arkansas congressmen said the new criteria reduced the number of fee areas at nine Arkansas reservoirs as follows Beaver from 11 to 3 Blue from 4 to 2 Bull Shoals from 12 to 5 Dar danelle from 14 to 3 Greers Ferry from 12 to 6 Lake Gree son from 13 to 3 Lake Oua chita Blakely Mountain from 17 to 6 Nimrod from 6 to 2 and Norfork from 18 to FBI Listened to Baker on Telephone By JOSEPH WASHINGTON AP The Justice Department has sent an unprecedented memorandum to the Supreme Court admitting that Federal Bureau of Inves agents secretly eaves dropped on conversations be tween a lawyer and his client a former associate of Bobby The Washington public relations man Fred Black later was convicted of in come tax But in the Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall said Black should be given a court Marshalls memorandum to the high sent indicated that the FBI appar ently acted on its own when it installed a listening device in Blacks hotel suite in Washing ton three years The memorandum said that neither the Justice Department attorneys who prosecuted Black nor any other attorney of the Department of Justice in Nicholas Katzenbach knew about the electronic Black now is fighting his 1964 tax conviction and has asked the Supreme Court for the sec ond time to review his convic The court denied Blacks firs request for review May He and former Senate Democratic secretary who has been indicted on a number of federal were associat ed in a Washington vending ma chine In his Mar shall said the which took place between February and April was unrelated to the tax evasion But he added The listening device was in operation from approximately two months be fore until approximately one month after the evidence was presented to the grand jury and the indictment was During that time the moni toring agents among other exchanges between petitioner and the at torney who was then represent ing him in connection with the tax evasion charges on which he has been Marshall said although the Justice Department is con the monitoring of con had no effect upon his conviction or the fairness of his we have no doubt that in the circumstances i Black is entitled to a judicial determina tion I tin K liu an 2 cai s Hutson Mary Gertrude age wife of a longtime resident of Hempstead died in a local May Survivors are her one Forrest Richmond Hut son of one Mary Lou Roesel of three Homer Ellis of Archie Lee of Eure California and Lou Nance of Funeral will be held at Marl brook Baptist Church on Thurs day afternoon at Cornish Mortuary of Prescott In charge of Mississippi delta is growing into the Gull of Mexico at he rate of one mile every 16 THE DOCTOR SAYS Marital State Can Influence Health BY WAYNE Newspaper Enterprise June is traditionally the The greatest fault with month of marriages and no early marriages is the fact step in life has a greater over half of them encl in Crd on the emotional divorce within the first five and physical health of the years Modern acceptance of chief divorce does not lessen the About 40 per cent of all fact that for tne brides these days are still in concerned it is a tragic expe teens All too soon after to be avoided if marriage they discover to at all This is doubly their sorrow that being if one or more ready for married life have been born to the is not An unplanned carefully compiled insurance pregnancy that occurs either records show that the illness before or shortly after the and death rates are higher in marriage places a great who are divorced than den of responsibility on a in those who stay oung few The following suggestions teenagers are equipped to have helped many couples to weather the storm and find the happiness they had hoped for in their marriage Lear n to When differences talk them bulking and carry ing a chip on your shoulder can be an emotional It will grow inside you and upsetting your diges tive the stability of your blood pressure and the smooth working of your heart and blood Dont expect your mate to take the place of your par Marriage is a new rela that requires a real istic adult With your parents you were pri marily on the receiving In marriage you must learn to give as well as and the main things you must learn to give are love and un Love in this con text means having a true con cern for your partners well You cant give too much of this kind of love that has been called the May 1966 ii greatest tonic in the When children love and understanding are exactly the kind of medicine they are going to frozen meat has been thawed you advised against refreezing If I find that Im not going to need it right away after Ive thawed what should I it first and then refreeze If you then thaw the cooked meat a second re freezing will do no harm but the meat may lose some of its Died in Capitol After serving as John Quincy Adams became a member of the House of where he collapsed while answering a roll He was moved to the speakers where he DAYS V SEVERAL COLORS PRICES BLASTED TO BITS SAVE NOW Mens Iron CASUALS II si The new mirocle blend of 35 combed cotton poplin me quality control no Full cut or slim Belt loops with navy ond Mens Short Sleeve TRICOT POLYESTER DRESS SHIRT Choose from solid 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