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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
10
Fresh California strawberries headline a springtime dessert, Strawberries in the Snow. The recipe serves six and combines strawberries, custard and meringues with hints of vanilla, sugar and milk. notes on chilling, assembling, and garnish accompany the method. New lipstick shades followed in brief fashion note.
Garden safety and first aid guidance cover blister care and wound treatment, tetanus booster timing, tool storage, and pesticide directions. A medical Q and A notes annual fluoroscopy may be painful but worthwhile for cancer screening, while baseball anecdotes mention Lew Burdette and Norm Larker disputing a pitch type and Arlington Cemetery history.
Jake Gibbs, ex Ole Miss quarterback, reported to the New York Yankees to start a baseball career and was greeted by Whitey Ford. Ford quips Gibbs forgot to pay income tax for his last two years at Ole Miss.
Gov Orval Faubus storms Republican headquarters in Little Rock to file for governor, despite declining to a Democratic primary. He pays a $1,500 filing fee with dimes from Republican supporters and moves on to file as a Democrat before joining the Republican ticket, saying it satisfies both sides. Newsmen crowd him as the noon deadline passes and the tally shows forty Democrats and two Republicans.
A quick trivia quiz covers whether pearls occur in bivalves beyond pearl oysters, the original Ferris wheel built by George Ferris in 1893 for Chicago's Columbian Exposition, the Pennsylvania Turnpike turning 2514 years old in 1965, and John Le Carre’s The Spy Who Came In From The Cold as the top fiction seller in 1965.
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