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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1964
Page
2
Dorothy Dix advises that wrinkles spring from both tension and aging, notes eye strain and emotional stress as causes, and suggests relaxing facial muscles, reducing worry, and seeking a dermatologist. She emphasizes reducing tensions to slow aging and maintaining composure for a younger appearance.
The Brazil crisis widens as Sao Paulo joins the revolt against President Joao Goulart. Gen Kruel and Gen Mourao announce marching on Rio de Janeiro. Gov De Barros claims six states in rebellion while a general strike is called by the Communist dominated workers command. Bank holidays and military mobilization follow as authorities vow to defend democracy against a Communist takeover.
Anchorage AP reports the Alaskan earthquake claimed another victim as the state Democratic convention planned for Fairbanks next week was postponed indefinitely. Frank Peratrovich, state Democratic Central Committee chairman, confirmed the delay.
Rep Wilbur D Mills and three other Arkansas representatives opposed the bill in the House. Mills said the Senate will pass a civil rights bill but he does not know its contents. The bill faces a Senate filibuster in the current session.
Senate debate on the voting rights provisions of the House bill continues with critics like Thurmond arguing the six grade literacy test is unconstitutional and asserts far fewer Negroes face discrimination in his state. Hart and Kealing press for registrar reforms while Dirksen signals GOP stance amid partisan clash.
Casualty figures from the Alaska earthquake and tidal wave show 24 dead and 79 presumed dead with 55 injured, while unofficial reports list more missing. Federal aid moves fast with airlifts of supplies to Anchorage and Kodiak, and plans for an Alaska emergency office to speed relief programs. Governor Egan hints at a special legislative session to address revenue losses and higher disaster spending.
Showers drenched parts of the West and Midwest while rain and snow touched the East as April begins with dry spells for most. Northeast remains chilly with near zero readings in northern New England, yet the Southeast warms after unseasonably cold days that damaged early crops.
El Dorado voters approved 1632 to 778 a 150000 bond issue to finance repairs at Goodwin Field the municipal airport. Bonds carry .6 mill tax with $91000 from the federal government for the terminal building. FAA had warned to improve or risk loss of facilities and air traffic.
The 40s and 50s return, with temps 10 to 20 degrees higher than the past two mornings. Expect milder conditions through the day with rising daytime highs and lighter winds.
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