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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1965
Page
5
The doctor explains emphysema’s link to long term smoking and air pollution. Loss of lung capacity is common before diagnosis, and treatment focuses on stopping smoking, clearing infections with antibiotics, dilating bronchi, and avoiding sedatives. Some relief comes from bronchi tubes and suction, but prevention remains best.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Tehran to head the U S delegation to the thirteenth ministerial council of the CENTO conference. The Tehran meeting focuses on regional security and alliance cooperation amid Cold War tensions.
In the matter of Ralph Mack Burton deceased No 1855 last known address Hope Arkansas date of death March 19 1965 an instrument dated June 9 1948 was admitted to probate on April 6 1965 and Martha Burton Allison Sr appointed administratrix with will annexed. Claims must be proved within six months from first publication to avoid bar. This notice first published April 7 1965.
ABC aired an hour long Douglas MacArthur biographical special that largely sticks to biography and fails to reveal his inner motivations. CBS contrast on Twentieth Century offers a deeper look into violinist Isaac Stern revealing his self view and artistic process.
CENTO brings together Britain, Turkey, Iran, and Pakistan as full members with the United States active in three committees. The opening session outlines the alliance scope and future cooperation avenues for regional security and political dialogue.
In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas second division Helen Maria Cannon Morrison plaintiff versus Dennis Gene Morrison defendant No 8891 the defendant is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Clerk Jim Cole by Leona Cole deputy clerk dates March 23 1965 and March 24 31 1965 and April 7 14 1965.
Municipal and State dockets list defendants and results in Hope Arkansas court. Blocking an alley and various traffic offenses led to forfeited bonds and fines. Guilty pleas for drunkenness assault driving and disturbing peace. several dismissals and judgments in garnishment and account actions.
Arkansas Governor Orval E Faubus said any new laws to curb gambling in Hot Springs private clubs should apply to all such clubs, not just those in the resort city. He noted the issue involves individual and constitutional rights and questioned how much study it would require.
A brief performance concluded a fine program with an emotional, reflective moment. The attendee remarked that the gesture was an act of love, capturing a poignant highlight from the event.
A self made air mail envelope design commemorates the 48th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's birthday with a low cost Boston release planned for May 29. The licent design targets postal use and features Kennedy imagery on the aerogramme template.
The Cotillion Club gathers Saturday April 10 at 5:00 p.m. at Mrs. Willie K. Mitchel’s home in Washington. Mrs. M. E. Virgil presides. Mrs. G. Williamson reports. Weiner roast by Mrs. Ammie Johnson and Mrs. Georgia Collins at Bethel A.M.E. Church lawn, April 10. Breakfast on Sunday April 11 at Bethel Center 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. with 75¢ donation for church cause. Rev. M. C. Johnson, Pastor.
In Texarkana Arkansas a downtown street argument led to a shooting that left David Patrick Roach 58 dead and two others injured. Robert Vick remained in critical condition while Charles Raymond Williams was not believed to be seriously hurt. A fourth man was arrested as police investigated the hour long dispute.
The text notes gambling moves to private clubs in Hot Springs while a bomb threat disrupts a National Conference of Christians and Jews meeting in Little Rock. It also mentions possible extra election board meetings to approve a voter registration form before printing.
U S bombers to strike harder in coming days as military pressure on Communist North Viet Nam tightens. Escalation includes destroying bridges and a steam power plant near Hanoi, aiming to disrupt economic and military assets and hinder infiltration into the south.
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski says a House cut of 69 million dollars from the postal budget will force belt-tightening and may worsen service as mail volume rises. He warns reductions could affect service and vows to cut costs in the least offensive way if funds are not restored.
Gronouski complains about a $9 million reduction hitting postal operations and overtime. He recalls a bone‑pared budget and seeks 15,000 hires, but the House panel cuts 1,300 positions and $10 million, amid criticism of efficiency and morale. In Arkansas, Hope approves zoning change from R-2 to C-2 to allow a shopping center. The ordinance covers Blocks 5 and 6 Beard's Addition and sets effective date after passage.
Douglas Sarff a 30 year old Wayzata High School English teacher says students are self centered and empty in a full page ad paid for in the Minnetonka Herald. He will not renew his contract and plans to travel the Southwest to write a novel.
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