07 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
1
Our Daily Bread highlights a 1986 Centennial reprint of the 1936 Arkansas publication. Offsetting, two page inserts, and a 24 week plan will reconstruct the 48 page edition with no text changes, labeled as a reprint. Radio ads accompany the launch amid strong subscriber response.
Detective Jack Wallenda described locating the eight bodies of murdered nurses as the Speck trial moves with rapid evidence. Wallenda, a 14 year veteran, testified he was first on the scene at the South Side Chicago house after Corazon Amarao identified Richard Speck as the killer.
Washington announces a 224000 grant to Benton Arkansas to help fund an expansion of the water distribution system. Larry Faulk 36 of Hill Creek Conway County died in Little Rock hospital from injuries after a car struck his bicycle last Saturday. Huckabee and Elaine Fuller will ride in the Rodeo parade on April 13 with FFA members flanking each girl. Joyce Jones former Guernsey High School Student Council president and recent consolidations named National Honor Society member and Honor Graduate.
Bob Baker, former Senate aide, was sentenced by Judge Oliver Gasch to not less than one year and not more than three years in prison on seven counts of income tax evasion. He may appeal and could be free on bond during appeals. Baker resigned in 1963 amid financial questions, has faced scrutiny over funds raised for campaigns, and was linked to Lyndon Johnson and Robert Kerr. In a parallel note, Arkansas Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller signed 132 bills, mainly appropriations, into law.
The FBI says it arrested Lamar Qdom, 21, and his brother Charles Qdom, 18, both from Tampa Florida. Lamar was reported AWOL from Fort Polk Louisiana and Charles from the Memphis Naval Air Station in Tennessee.
Hale, 29, of North Little Rock, announced his bid to lead the Arkansas Young Democrats Club. He is a lawyer practicing in Little Rock and Prescott and would not seek office during his term. Hale previously served as an administrative aide to former Gov. Orval Faubus and as an assistant attorney general aide for Joe Purcell.
U S District Judge George L Hart Jr dismissed Adam Clayton Powell's bid for a seat in Congress and denied a three judge panel for the constitutional challenge. Powell and his attorneys plan quick appeals as they seek to seat him amid a special election and court challenges.
Beverly Hills California AP The mother of 11 year old Kenneth Young a kidnap victim safe at home after a 250000 ransom says she would thank the abductor if he returned her son alive He described the ordeal and that only one man was involved Kenny 11 wore a baseball cap and recalled the gun moment while expressing sympathy for the pursuer and noting his release occurred after the ransom payment See MOTHER
In Paris Humphrey laid a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier after demonstrations. Police blocked protesters shouting peace in Vietnam near the Arc de Triomphe as the vice president arrived from the Elysee. Earlier in Berlin noisy demonstrators hurled flour and flags at receptions, and in Orly Airport clashes erupted with eggs and paint splashes on a motorcade car. Junior High Honor Roll lists seventh and eighth grade scholars Jim Arrington through Paul Young.
Federal Reserve cut from 4 to 4 percent may threaten Johnson tax plans. Case in Adam Claus on Powell to be appealed. Bobby Baker faces sentence for tax evasion and theft. Teamsters and trucking talks progress. Social Security benefits delay likely. Romney attacks war issue in bid for 1968 GOP nomination. U S planes hit Haiphong sites. Kenneth Young’s mother thanks kidnapper. boy says he felt safe. Police chief cites avoidable killings. Speck trial details nurses’ bodies. Humphrey travels to France. Berlin violence disrupts protests.
Dr. Hans Schlumberger, 54, who had been unconscious since injuries from a 1959 car crash, died Thursday in a Little Rock hospital. A noted comparative pathologist, he once led the University of Arkansas Medical Center pathology department. Survived by widow, son Charles, daughters Ann and Jane, all of Little Rock. Services incomplete.
Police report Patrolman Billy John son injured yesterday at Second and Louisiana when his scooter skidded on gravel. He was taken to a local hospital for torn muscles and blood vessels. Community donations requested for White Oak Grove DeAnn Cemetery to local addresses. A Herman Lindsey family radiothon is planned April 8 from 2 to 4 p.m. to aid the burned home family of ten, under Rev. Walter White. A Henderson State College music department recital postponed to a later date. Whites Chapel Baptist Church staging services set for April 9 at 2 p.m. Hempstead County reports 55 students enrolled at Southern State College for spring semester. list of Hope students provided. Additional Hempstead County names from Washington, McCaskill, Nashville, Prescott, and Blevins appear in the roster.
Saigon reports heavy artillery fire at the Ben Hai River bridge as 180pound shells strike the area amid North Vietnamese massing across the demilitarized zone. President Thieu threats to bomb Hanoi or invade North Vietnam if attacks continue, while U S air strikes target missile sites near Hanoi Haiphong.
The Senior Class of Hope High School presents its annual play on April 20 and 21 in the high school auditorium. The comedy The Magic Touch follows a tomboyish girl who changes when a sophisticated girl arrives. A cast of twenty three seniors promises laughs and entertainment led by class president Fred C. Elis, with many named seniors and staff in the lineup.
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