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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1965
Page
2
On Saturday April 3 junior members of the American Legion Auxiliary Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 will hold Coffee Day at Joe's City Baker to raise funds for delegates’ expenses to the May 1 Junior Conference. The same group also sponsors a downtown Hope rummage sale on the same day.
The John Cain Chapter DAR presents color slides on Pioneer Washington on Sunday afternoon April 4 at 2 30 at Town and Country restaurant. Proceeds support the DAR American Heritage committee. Hostesses are Mesdames Joe Keesey Dick Watkins Ray Turner and Miss Mamie Twitchell.
The WMS of the First Baptist Church meets April 5 at 11 30 for a business luncheon at the church Educational Building. A program on The Baptist World Alliance follows at 1. WSCS circles and the Liberty Hill HD Club also schedule meetings with Lenten offerings expected.
The Garland School PTA study group meets April 6 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. George Young home to discuss "Social Life in the Grades." The Alpha Delta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma hosts a panel on "The Common Market" at 3:45 p.m. in Mrs. Edith Brown’s home with co hostess Mrs. Lillian Stewart.
New York AP reports the 50th month of the economic upswing with records in industrial production personal income retail sales and corporate profits. Growth faces Viet Nam strikes and overheating risks but economists expect expansion to continue through April and May with more spending and investment planned.
Moscow AP reports six months after Khrushchev's fall the Soviet leadership shows little outward change with subtle shifts in a new collective leadership. Brezhnev and Kosygin remain behind the scenes as Photo calls show a cautious lineup including Suslov Podgorny and Mikoyan, suggesting others curb their power.
AP TV-Radio writer forecasts 40 million TV sets in U S homes by 1971 and almost two sets per home by 1975. Color sets become family or adult sets, others for kids or in bedrooms. Summer reruns expand across ABC NBC programs including The Flintstones Johnny Quest Hazel and The Fugitive.
A reader asks about conflicts with parents who criticise music and rules. Helen advises appreciating parental support, suggests social activities for married readers, and shares faith-based guidance on handling teen petting with church involvement.
Dear Helen asks readers to send cards to 12 year old Benny Hickey in Harrisburg Hospital Room 926 after a January sledding accident left him unable to move below the waist. The note requests mail to Harrisburg Pa.
Lt Barcello probes Clay Belden about his handling of How ard Gould embezzlement and a homicide cover story. The confrontation unveils a motel toll booth, a missing alibi, and a possible link to Belden wife Cynthia.
Event list shows April 6 with times 9 40 at Cale School 12 15 Edwards Home 2 0 Patmos School 3 00 Patmos Community 7 DeAnn 9 Barber Home 10 30 Rhodes Home 11 09 Young Home 11 30 Sweat Home 12 15 Woodruff Home 2 00 Blevins 2 30 Hix Lee Grocery 3 30 Justice Home.
Non-White and White couples report births in Hempstead area with names including Jerald Butler Jerri Patricia, Frankie Burke Jan Balaine, Jack Butler Melissa Lynn, and more. Addresses list Hope and surrounding towns with newborns such as Tamara Diane Rose Mary Angela Michele Suzanne Eliz and James Earl.
The first telephone system in Little Rock began in 1879 with about 80 subscribers. By 1880 operators called subscribers by name until a numbering plan was introduced to avoid confusion, which provoked protests from residents who found it hard to locate the correct contact in a book.
Washington AP Two top Republicans Barry Goldwater and Richard Nixon differed on voting rights legislation. Goldwater argued existing laws suffice and Johnson's bill amends the Constitution, while Nixon urged swift action and warned against delays, favoring a broader federal measure though criticizing Johnson's approach. Dirksen spoke at the Republican Women’s Conference. the party seeks action before 1966 elections.
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