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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1962
Page
3
The Star lists candidates subject to Democratic primary action in July and August for county offices. Jimmie Griffin Ralph Saunders run for Sheriff and County Auditor, Harry Hawthorne Ivy Mitchell for County Treasurer, Orie O Byers for County Judge, Royce Weisenberger for Chancellor 49nd Division.
Hope will meet at the home of S. D. Delaney on Friday night April 6 with a ham prize and refreshments available. The obscure notice invites members to attend the social and prize drawing hosted by King Hiram No 14 Lodge.
Steel workers win longer vacations with full pay under a two year pact supported by President Kennedy. The agreement adds a yearly one week vacation bonus every two years worked after 1960, raises pensions and grievance procedures, with no immediate pay rise but reopeners allowed after August 1 1963. Negotiators for 11 major companies meet Steelworkers Union teams to translate terms into contracts.
President J. Jose Maria Guido moves to form a patchwork cabinet in Argentina as Congress nears reconvening May 1. He has filled most posts but blocks remain on foreign relations, economy, and military secretaries. He faces Peronist election dealings and the question of a special presidential election or serving Frondizi’s remaining term.
Researchers note hummingbirds can move upward downward backward and forward with rapid wingbeats. Their agile flight supports precise hovering, rapid direction changes, and hovering near flowers for nectar.
The industry said it was the most Moderate in years and the first achieved without a strike since 1954.
John Thatcher meets Martin Henderson at a lavish Washington Square town house to discuss the Schneider estate. The trust, administered by Sloan Bank, is tangled by Robert Schneider’s murder as Kenneth Nicolls and Peter Self pursue leads while cousins Arthur, Robert, Martin, and Grace Walworth stand to inherit after Hilda Schneider’s death.
In a tense scene Buffalo police probe supects tied to the Schneider family as alibis are checked and details of a trust are scrutinized. A witness recounts a night storm delaying a hockey game and a sleuthing effort shifts toward identifying the real scene’s culprit amid family tensions and possible industrial bond plans in Hempstead County Arkansas.
Hempstead County will sell its proposed 245000 General Obligation Industrial Development Bonds by highest bid under Amendment No 49 to the Arkansas Constitution. Interest 9.899 percent per year, semiannual payments on April 1 and October 4, maturity dates and year-by-year allocations listed, proceeds of the bonds to be used as specified in the notice.
The County Judge of Hempstead County Arkansas certifies the election held March 20 1962 on Amendment No 49 bonds for 245000 to develop industry.Voters 1782 in favor and 597 against, electors voting in favor of issuing the bonds. Orie C Byers County Judge Sprit 2 1962.
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