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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1963

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Thresher Disappearance Deepens Navy Stakes

The Navy warned that there was little hope for the 129 missing aboard the nuclear submarine Thresher lost in 8,400 feet of ocean off Boston. Admiral Anderson said survivors were highly unlikely as searchers scoured stormy seas and tracked an oil slick seen near the vessel.

Harry Kelly Washington Navy Thresher Boston Adm George W. Anderson Naval Operations Atlantic Anderson Pentagon Skylark

Athlete's Foot Remedy Ad From Gibson Drug Co

An ad promotes T-4-L as a fast cure for athlete's foot. It promises complete drying and removal of infected skin within three days, claiming itching and burning vanish as healthy skin returns. Available today at Gibson Drug Co.

Gibson Drug Go

Thoughts on Middle Age From Life’s Second Table

New York AP notes middle age offers steadiness and restraint while youth pursues restless goals. It contrasts youthful optimism with seasoned contentment, suggesting older readers value durable pleasures, rest, and a calmer pace. The musings frame middle age as a wiser stage, preferring stability over relentless pursuit.

New York

Navy mulls Thresher loss as inquiry begins

Gray haired Anderson spoke at a Pentagon briefing amid the Thresher submarine mystery. Officials deny nuclear or radioactive danger, but left questions to a court of inquiry. Portsmouth NH residents learn the submarine launched in 1960 left for sea trials Tuesday. Navy Yard staff set up a barracks to inform crew families as the investigation continues.

Anderson Pentagon Navy Thresher Portsmouth N.H Portsmouth Navy Yard

Court Docket Municipal Court of Hope Arkansas

Hope Arkansas municipal court docket lists Autrey Kentrick discharging firearms with a 40.56 dollars cash forfeiture and Walter Gage Shanks for hazardous driving with 16.50, Annie Bell Noble assault and battery found not guilty, Jewell Still Jr speeding with 11,560 dollars bond forfeiture, Richard Phillips no state car license 16.50, Shirley Ann Stephens no driver's license 11.60, Dorothy Wilson no brakes 11.50, Richard Phillips fictitious state car license 31.50, Bobby D Allen improper case filer 916.50, Windle May Hamilton etc for improper muffler with 16.50, State docket Joe R Biddle fishing without license 10.00 bond costs suspended, Dock Wren Barham driving while intoxicated 136.15 and 1 day jail, James Byrd evading weight scales 48.15, Dock Wren Barham possessing over legal amount of beer in a dry county 136.15, Dock Wren Barham resisting arrest 71.15 fine suspended on good behavior, Mrs Phillips Knighton drunkenness 31.15, Lewis W Boerst and Fred & Olive Alhers no ACC authority 121.15, and a list of others forfeiting 46.15 on OVER WEIGHT including United Van Lines Verne Schrader Ray Cody James Byrd Ralph Mears Texas Welding Mig Co American Desk Mfg Co James C Woodfin Tony Shipp Part Supply East Texas Seed Company.

Municipal Court Dorothy Wilson Richard Phillips Bobby D. Allen Cae Fler Windle May Hamilton Billy Don l Hamm Jewell Stil Je Joe R. Biddle Wren Barham James Byrd Gfulty Phillips Knighton Lewis W. Boerst Fred & Olive Alhers ACC United van Lines Verne Schrader Ray Cody Ralph Mears Texas’ Welding Mig, Co American Desk Mfg James C. Woodfin Tony

Woman Outtalks Robber At Camden Grocery

Mrs Jesse Watkins owner of Sarhnel s Grocery in Camden faced a would be robber Monday night stating she was alone in the store. The man drew a pistol and demanded 20 then 10 dollars but she convinced him she had no money and he left without harming her.

Camden, Ark Camden Jesse Watkins Sarhnel's Camdén

Doctor J Harry Hays 68 dies in Little Rock

Dr J Harry Hays a Rosebud Texas native who practiced medicine in Little Rock since 1934 died Wednesday He served as vice president of the AMA Section on General Surgery and was president of the American Society of Abdominal Surgeons The tribute text reflects on youth and aging.

Little Rock J. Harry Hays Rosebud, Tex American Medical Association American Society of Abdominal Surgeons

Eugene A. Shuster Seeks Help From Pres Guth Mates

Public notice lists Eugene A. Shuster seeking assistance from Pres Guth mates with contact number PR 7-4013 in Hepa.

Dale Eugene A. Shuster

Dear Dorothy Dix Help with torn marriage and teen dating

Dorothy Dix counsels a reader torn between marriage and parental opposition after repeated quarrels and reconciliations with a navy husband. She urges choosing a clear path, suggests a separate living plan, and warns against repeating patterns. Key advice urges personal resolve and offers leaflets on divorce, separation, and sex education.

Steel price rise sparks chatter of wage talks with U.S. Steel

Wheeling Steel Corp linked its price increase to possible wage boosts for the AFL-CIO United Steelworkers. Democratic lawmakers signaled support for reasonable wage growth while urging restraint on broader wage and rule concessions. Officials cited the Pay deficits and need for modernization as reasons for resisting losses to foreign competition. No other steel firms indicated whether they would follow Wheeling's price move.

Wheeling Steel Corp Afl-Cio United Steelworkers of America UWSW USW David J. McDonald Democratic Congress Kennedy Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon Commerce Ther H. Hodges Ihigh White House U.S Wheeling

Dorothy Dix Enclosure Request in Bell-McClure Syndicate Feature

The notice references a stamped self addressed envelope enclosure standard for submissions. Dorothy Dix is noted as a registered trademark within the Bell McClure Syndicate feature.

Dorothy Dix Bell-McClure Syndicate

Rotary Nomination Nominates Jones as District Governor

Rotary District 617 in south Arkansas nominates Roddy Jones of Pine Bluff for district governor. The district covers 31 clubs across the region and the nomination is reported from Hot Springs Ark.

Hot Springs, Ark Roddy Jones Pine Bluff Rota Ty South Arkansas

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