09 Apr 1960
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1960
Page
1
April calendar shows church groups and societies meeting across the week. Activities include Methodist sessions, Garden Club gatherings, and Victory Home demonstrations. Mary Lee Gephardt hosts sessions, and Vivian Tennemaker receives a surprise dinner in Texarkana.
The report lists attendees Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Noah Tlobhis among others, noting refreshments and a later motif solved by three Kiests. The next meeting is scheduled for May 4 at the home of Mrs. Dexter Altard.
Miss Faye Willis of Hope is winning Cosmetology in Arkadelphia and will go to Slot Baru in April. Sharon Turner of Whitehaven High School was named first alternate in a pageant, with Jack Turner of Mone noted among the speaker's kin.
The birth of a daughter on April 1 weighs pounds and 3 ounces. The child, named Yammy, is the daughter of Coach and Mrs. Poiseling. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Jewell Moore and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Relay Mudlleston of Flop.
Mrs Henry Taylor returned to her home near Low Pine after a two week visit with the Bredevie Paylue family in Oscoula. Mr and Mrs on Waygend and David Nei of Lubbock Texas will spend Saturday with W’s. We, je Jones, Hazel Abram, Virginia Mountain and Auline Nowns of Hazel’s Beauty Shop plan to attend the Musnatia! Beauty show in Shreveport Sunday April 16 and Monday April 4. Mr and Mrs Ladry Shivey met Mrs Ronald Nalions and Jay of Kingsport Tenn in Tittle Rank Thursday and return them to Hope for a visit. Mr and Mrs Thomas Gibson and family of Ruston will visit Ar and Mes T R Gibson in Patmas Thursday.
In Warsford Connecticut a worker allege that his boss fired him after a dispute over gasoline and expenses. He claims a commissioner's ruling denied unemployment pay citing remarks to customers during rounds and confidential route practices.
The 1980 Southern Governors Conference will be held at Hot Springs from April 25 to 28. Arkansas Governor Faubus will host, with about 200 attendees expected. Sixteen Southern governors are members, each to bring an official party of 20. Brevard Cutchfield of Chicago serves as secretary, and Virginia Governor Almond will meet with Faubus on April 15 to finalize plans.
A scrambled migratory holiday tale follows the Holmes family as Debbie grows into own years, Ruth endures health issues and distant kin, and Rose contemplates mother daughter bonds. The piece weaves family tensions, tradition, and changing roles through a Christmas season.
Mrs Harald Ingram hosted Circle 1 of the Women of the Presbyterian Church with eleven members present. The program included an Easter meditation, Bible study on Christ the Unifying Center and topics on Christian education and home mission work. A social dessert followed, and guests included Mrs J D Hines and Mrs Clifford Gehren as the meeting closed. The W M U of the First Baptist Church held a monthly business session with eighteen members, opening with a hymn and prayer, led by Mrs Roy Conkling, and reports presented by Mrs Al Plylers and Mrs J M McFarlane. Mr and Mrs Harald Simpson have returned to Cincinnati after visiting their daughter in Paris, Tenn.
A dispatch summarizes mixed reactions to Wisconsin’s primary results. Republicans including Nelson Rockefeller contend no clear conclusion. Governor Brown of California calls Republicans a minority party in registration terms. Democrats Adlai Stevenson and John F Kennedy laud liberal gains, while Humphrey and Rockefeller weigh in on the race amid campaign moves and upcoming state contests.
The readable text shows partial phrases about patients and actions. It mentions Dr A and Leach H and Dur and Jody, with unclear references to gas derivatives and duration. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates to form a full summary.
Diplomatic reports describe Khru shchev pressing for peaceable Soviet conduct through trade and cultural exchanges. Allied diplomats weigh possibilities including a broad economic aid program and a potential Western alliance, while US and UK officials resist giving the Soviets influence over key economies.
The dismissed professor, described as married with a teenage daughter and two young sons, claims his firing breaches academic freedom. He vows to appeal via university channels and professional groups, while university leaders condemn his letter as a grave breach of academic responsibility and offensive.
Rockefeller says he would reconsider but crosshairs any run, repeating he will not accept the vice presidency. Rep. Quentin Burdick, 61, is nominated by state Democrats and nonpartisans to oppose Gov. John Z. Davis in a special election set for June 28 to fill the late Sen. William A. Langer’s seat.
A fragmented court record shows confusion over a meeting and alleged misstatements. Officials reference prescripted spaces and external powers behind the event. The document hints at a Mississippi case focusing on Barnett and questioned authority.
Academy winner Simone Signoret discusses past visa denials linked to alleged Communist ties and Stockholm appeal, noting a 1999 visa success. She and husband Yves Montand describe sympathies with pacifist, independent views. editorials call such positions immoral.
Dorothy Dix responds to letters on teen dating, arguing parents should guide youth without overstepping, recounting personal lessons from raising daughters and a son who married at 18. She cautions that going steady may signal readiness and stresses responsible preparation before adulthood.
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