Britain to Purchase Polaris Missiles in Flexible Numbers
The United States and Britain disclosed a new agreement allowing Britain to buy Polaris missiles as needed to arm its underwater nuclear fleet. Signed by Secretary of State Rusk and Sir David Ormsby Gore, the deal does not set a fixed quantity, but officials estimate up to 100 missiles may be purchased to support Britain’s four subs, with pricing covering normal missile costs, equipment, government services, and a 5 percent R&D contribution.
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Washington
United States
Britain
U.S
Bookkeepers of Tomorrow Visit City in Hope
Bookkeeping students and office practice pupils toured local merchants in Hope to learn shop operations. They discovered entrepreneurs actively run businesses and even helped gather ads and news tips for the Star office. One student just finished his article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Betty Beasley
Mary Nell Turner
Star
Arkansas Weather Report for Tuesday
Weather experiment station notes a 24 hour period ending 8 am Tuesday with a high near 81 and a low around 61. Arkansas forecasts clear to partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with a chance of a few shower events in the northwest on Wednesday. today’s high expected near 81.
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Arkansas
Wellow Conlinustav
Rural Mailmen Plan Meeting
Harold M. Hinks will speak at Fort Smith and Fayetteville as the Accelerated Business Collection and Delivery service is installed there. The new mail system will deliver letters mailed in the business area by 11 a.m. to the same day by 3 p.m. on April 17.
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Washington (Ap
Harold M. Hinks
Post Office Department
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Money Saving Could Cut Efficiency
Senate investigations subcommittee hearing on the TFX contract questions whether cost cutting for a shared Air Force Navy design sacrifices weaponry effectiveness. McNamara defends General Dynamics as superior and cheaper long term, citing potential billion-dollar savings from common parts. Admiral Anderson notes Navy version remains heavier than requested.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Navy
Air Force
McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Robert $. McNamara
General Dynamics
Hoe
McNamara
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Anderson
Easter Significance to All Men
This first of a local ministers series extols Easter Sunday as the most significant day in the Christian calendar. It emphasizes Christ’s resurrection, offers comfort to the bereaved and wronged, and notes Easter’s timing as the first Sunday after the first full moon following March 21.
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Jesus Christ
Homecoming Day Planned at Bethel Church on Highway 29
Bethel Baptist Church on Highway 29 East of Bloying announces Foster Supilay as Homecoming Day. Services are in the morning with a basket lunch, afternoon singing, and activities for children. All are invited to attend.
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Ali Aves
Bethel Baptist Church
Highway 29
Bloying
Foster Supilay
He Speela
Basket Lune
Time Off Allowed for Good Friday in Arkansas
Lat state employees will be allowed sufficient time off to attend church services on Good Friday as announced by official Orval KH. Pankus on Monday. The policy applies to employees across agencies in Little Rock and reflects a broader Easter observance policy.
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Little Rock
API
Orval KH. Pankus
Guns No Good MIRMPINIS APS-A Check
A cryptic, garbled note appears to report a weapons check by a Native Department on pistols carried by officers. The fragment references Vik fat seus 200 puns examined waukdin and mentions chrome PRI sel by resis tip dhe wane ass eer ate the merhanism. The text is unclear and lacks coherent facts.
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APS
Waukdin
Mary E Hardee Dies in Texas
Mary Ellen Wardee, 80, dies at her home in Wisahie Iie Texas. Founder of the First Baptist Torch. Survived by one son, Hardee, Hope and late sister M I Renniet, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services at 2 pm at Oakcrest Chapel officiated by Dr Balantine. Arkin Wit Oakwest Pratt Home in charge.
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Mary Ellen Wardee
Wisahie Iie
Tex
First Baptist Torch
Hardee
Hope
YH Renniet
Waxiivehio
Texas
Oakcrest Chapel
Kivorne Balantine
Hin
Byki
Comatory
Nea Ox. Arkin Wit
Oakwest
Pratt
Survivor of Wilderness Back Home
Pilot Ralph Flores, seven weeks in the Yukon wilderness survivor, returned to San Bruno with his wife and six children. He arrived at SFO from Salt Lake City, after a crash with model Haley Khiven and a tense briefing handled by agent Wald Marra. Flores and Miss Khiven reportedly sold their story to a magazine for five figures.
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San Bruno
Calif
Ralph Flores
Yukon
Flores
San Francisco International Airport
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nalph
Saturday Evening Post
Marra
Flores Gait
Miss Klaben
DP Cowl
Grant Support To Arkansas University Mathematics Institute
The National Science Foundation granted funds for an in service mathematics institute at the University of Arkansas. Dr William Orton of the mathematics department will direct the program with sessions planned in Magnitia Fort Smith Batesville Fayetteville and Little Rock as part of a new series aimed at advancing mathematical education.
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National Science Foundation Gromoted
University Arkansas
Willian
Orton
University
Elisses
Liberals Gain Control in Canadian Vote
Liberals led by Lester B. Pearson won a strong showing in Canada but fell short of a majority in the House of Commons. Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker signaled he would stay on while party realignment unfolds, as overseas returns and final district tallies could tip leadership. Conservatives lagged with 94 seats, Social Credit 24, New Democrats 17, leaving Pearson poised to lead if gains persist.
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Toronto
Lester B
Pearson
Liberals
Canada
House of Commons
John G. Diefenbaker
Social Credit Party
New Democrats
Diefenbaker
Conservative
Douglas Harkness
Harkness
Alberta
Diefen
Ministers Against Sunday Circus
The Hope Ministerial Alliance in its April 9 meeting opposed scheduling any circus carnival or similar attraction on Sundays in Hope. They affirm support for wholesome family entertainment but argue the Lord's Day should be reserved for worship and spiritual training, not activities that interfere.
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Hope Ministerial Alliance
City of Hope
U S Jury Goes Into Session
Fort Smith Arkansas AP The United States Grand Jury for the Western District of Arkansas met again in session adjourned after a brief Monday session to submit an interim report to federal district judge John E Miller No details were given on the report The jury met last month and handed down 20 routine indictments and reportedly discussed tax auto theft and other cases
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Fort Smith, Ark
United States Grand Jury
Western District of
Arkansas
John E. Miller
Word Twisting in Ban Talks Laid to Russia
In Geneva the United States accused the Soviet Union of twisting Sen Hubert Humphreys words to undermine nuclear test ban inspections. U S Ambassador Charles C Stelle challenged such tactics at the disarmament conference noting Humphrey spoke of tests over 19 000 tons but the treaty aims to curb clandestine tests at 2 000 to 6 000 tons. Continued on Page Two.
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Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Humphrey
Zemyon K. ‘Tyaraplin
Stelle
Stumphrey
Cleanup Effort Under Way In Hope Town
The Hope chamber launches a city cleanup campaign with a downtown parade and paper up. Hope is entered in the Arkansas community development contest with 5 to 10 thousand population category. Chamber President Kell Jones praises entrant numbers as four homeowners compete for trophies and a $50 prize funded by Hope Federal Savings and Loan. Merchants back the effort painting and redecorating as the committee eyes 50 houses painted this month to boost the state contest. Low income families may join mass painting for $50 per hose including paint, via the chamber office.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hope
State Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
Haskell Jones
Chamber
Hope Federal Savings and Loan
Chamber Committee
Don Montgomery
Chamber of Commerce Office
All Around Town Local Life Notes and Meetings
Local life items include planning for the 31st Annual Wales Congress in Hot Springs April 25-26 with Charles H. Martin and other officers. Also reported are a white 27 diamond found in Murfreesboro April 7, a Sed Hempstead association meeting, Easter holiday school closures, a dress show attendance, a state dental convention, bake sale at 2nd and Main, an Easter egg hunt at First Baptist, and various student and community notices.
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Hot Springs
Charles H. Martin
Presston L. Lingard
Creighason Middlebrooks
M. 8
Bales
SEATO Reports Gains in Vietnam War Efforts
Secretary of State Rusk told SEATO ministers that the United States and Ngo Dinh Diem government have made strides against Viet Cong subversion in South Vietnam and that the worst may be over. He warned Laos remains critical as Pathet Lao pressure grows and urged restraint among Geneva signers to prevent further regional tension.
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Patrick McNulty
PARIS
Dean Rusk
United States
South Viet Nam
Rusk
Southeast Agia Treaty Organization
Plaine Des Viarres
Vhgiland
Laos
Thailand
Pathet Lao
Soviet Union
China
Lord Home
Moscow
Humphrey Trevelyan
Andrei Gromyko
Britain
Geneva
SEATO
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Pakistan
India
Revival at 1st Baptist in Progress
The Rev Glynn McCalman urged daily witnessing at a 6:30 am prayer breakfast at First Baptist Church. Tonight’s 7:30 pm sermon will compare the prodigal son to juvenile delinquency, after Monday’s talk on Seek the Lord and Live. Gilbert Thomas directs music and nightly solos.
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Glynn McCalman
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Amos
Church of Bethel
Gilbert Thomas
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