09 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1964
Page
1
The forecast shows night lows mainly in the 30s with scattered frost. Friday brings warmer conditions with highs ranging from 64 to 76 across Louisiana Arkansas Missouri. Frost warnings persist tonight for portions of Arkansas with scattered frost and early frost in northeast regions.
Speaker McCormack urged Democrats to yield and let Republicans vote, as boos erupted from the GOP. Accusations flew of a Northern Democratic coalition with Southern conservatives trading votes on food stamp and cotton wheat bills. The food stamp plan would issue redeemable stamps for poverty relief, expanding and permanentizing a pilot operation.
Advert shows T-4-L liquid with 48 cent money back at Gibson Drug Store. Claims rapid skin sloughing and renewal, eliminating itch and burning. Also promotes T-4-L Foot Powder for sweaty feet and odor, lasting hours in the skin.
Members of the First Methodist Church Hope will host a congregational dinner on Sunday at 6 30 p m in the National Guard Armory West Fifth Street Hope. John's of Nashville will cater for adult members only. Reverend Myers B Curtis pastor Conway will speak. Reverend Raymond Franks pastors Hope church.
In Arkansas during the week ended April 4, 5,963,000 broiler chicks were started matching the prior week. Of these, 5,375,000 were hatched in state and 588,000 came from other states. About 523,900 broiler chicks were shipped out. Eggs set for broiler-type chicks totaled 8,044,000, up one percent from the previous week.
After a seven hour session a 3 15 a m recess left progress blocked as AFL CIO Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen chief Charles Luna and H E Gilbert of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen were absent. A 12 01 a m Friday strike deadline loomed and Illinois Central warned nearly 200 railroads would post new work rules threatening up to 200 000 workers walking off. The dispute involves pay structure job classifications train length and other working conditions with national level talks ongoing.
Spring produce and meat specials appear nationwide with fryers at 25 cents a pound at one chain. Eggs up from calendar demand, large size prices hit 47 cents a dozen after a 3 cent cut. Beef and pork cuts feature duck toasts ribs sirloin and ground meat while strawberries from Texas and Louisiana flow in with rising rhubarb and lemon supplies.
From Tokyo AP report Pompidou said a U S backed military victory in South Vietnam would not solve anything and political solutions are needed. He recalled bitter memories of Indochina and Algeria and urged caution with allies. In Formosa AP Nixon warned surrender of Quemoy and Matsu could break resolve against communism in Asia. In Budapest AP communist sources say Romania offered to mediate a new truce in the Moscow Peking ideological dispute.
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