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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1962
Page
2
In a year long assessment, Bellin compares Attenr across a four year span, highlighting changes and outcomes. The analysis tracks performance, raises questions about consistency, and signals areas for further review by officials and observers.
Regular meeting of The Verger Band Mothers Club set for Wednesday April 4 at 7 30 pm in the Bark Building all members urged to attend. One act play The Slabtown Convention by Lonoke Baptist Church women set for Thursday April 8 at 8 00 pm in Harris Gym. Births announce baby boy born Monday April 2 to Mr and Mrs Sylvester Hicks.
Detroit AP Hoffa leader of the Seamsters Union rallies over 2,000 members to endorse Nelson Rockefeller and attack George Romney and the Kennedy administration. He accuses the government of pressuring steel talks as a political maneuver while endorsing labor-friendly John Swainson and predicting rising steel prices. Romney, on leave from American Motors, seeks the 1964 presidency with Hof fa predicting strong worker support.
The Star announces pre candidates for public office subject to Democratic elections in July and August. Sheriff and Collector names include MIE Griffin and Ralph Saunders. County Treasurer Harry Hawthorne Ivy M Mitchell. Circuit Clerk Jim Cole. County Judge Orie D. Byers. Chancellor Royce Weisenberger.
AP analysis outlines the dispute over the cost of steel labor peace, with the Kennedy administration praising a 20 cent fringe-benefit pact while denying immediate wage hikes. Steel companies argue costs will outpace productivity gains, risking price increases, squeezed profits, and loss of competitiveness amid domestic and foreign pressure.
President Kennedy nominated De Witt C. Henry for Beebe Arkansas postmaster and Mary B. Benbrook for Norfolk Arkansas postmaster. The nominations require Senate confirmation.
A Republican primary hopeful seeks the gubernatorial nomination and is anticipated to face Democrat Swainson in the fall election. He positions himself against Swainson on key issues as the campaign heats up.
John Thatcher confronts Martin Schneider over the murder of Robert Schneider as Grace Walworth arrives with complaints about police suspicions. Thatcher warns of deteriorating business and the need to invest in research while family tensions and evasions unfold in a tense drawing room scene.
Grace confronts Martin over a trust allocation as Robert’s alleged heirs and grandchildren spark disputes. Thatcher is dismissed, and Grace laments future expenses while seeking a solution amid inheritance tensions and family strife.
Fred B. Webster 67 longtime editor of the Newark Star Ledger died in Tucson after a heart attack while on medical leave. A Benton, Illinois native and veteran journalist he worked at Chicago Herald New York Times Arkansas Gazette and Star Ledger. Survivors include his widow Louise son William B. and daughter Mary Louise. Funeral arrangements pending.
President Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline along with Caroline and John Jr. Kennedy were vacationing this week at the home of former Ambassador and Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy in West Palm Beach Florida. They arrived by plane Monday and planned to stay about a week, enjoying time away from the capital.
Batesville Arkansas AP James Edward Cheney 43 father of Orville Cheney chairman of the state Commerce Commission died Sunday A retired farmer and carpenter he had lived in Batesville the last 11 years Prior to that he had lived in Calico Rack Rowland's position is referenced in dialogue about family finances and dividends with no clear outcome.
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