Weather Report From Experiment Station
Page Two weather report for twenty four hours ending seven a m Tuesday records high sixty nine low fifty eight with precipitation of point twenty nine inches observed at the experiment station.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1967
Page
2
Page Two weather report for twenty four hours ending seven a m Tuesday records high sixty nine low fifty eight with precipitation of point twenty nine inches observed at the experiment station.
About 2,000 fans waited at the Penn Theater for Al Hirt when sponsors found him and his musicians asleep in a Pittsburgh motel. Hal Friedman, managing director of the Music Guild of Pittsburgh, said Hirt believed the engagement was in the evening.
If you are in school plan to stay there and learn as long as you can. If you are out of school you can still access valuable training outside the classroom through the Youth Counsellor at your State Employment Service or at a Youth Opportunity Center set up in many cities to help you.
A Dallas assistant chief deputy recounts a March 24 1967 accident five miles north of Hope. Sheriff William Griffin and Branch Hospital staff are praised for swift care and kindness. Volunteers and strangers offered help to the out of town couple, leaving lasting gratitude for the Hope community.
Naples AP report outlines prosecutor Frank Schaub accusing Dr. Carl Coppolino, 34, anesthesiologist, of killing first wife Carmela for money and marrying second wife Mary 23 days after Carmela's death to share her fortune. Defense urges no homicide, cites Carmela's death as noncriminal. Trial hinges on alleged use of suceinylcholine. Alamos Sonora noted for jumping beans crop.
In Nashville, students and city officials prepared for mediation after three nights of racial violence near Tennessee State University and Fisk University. A mediator said tentative agreement was reached and a formal meeting could occur today. Police reported hundreds of arrests and scattered gunfire with fires during the unrest.
Winston-Salem crowds greet Army Spec. 6 Lawrence Joel as a parade honors the Medal of Honor winner. The 30 000 strong turnout featured high school bands Ft. Bragg units and reserve outfits honoring the Vietnam era hero who treated wounded comrades during the Nov 8 1965 Viet Cong attack.
Five thousand GM workers are idled and truck assembly at GMC Pontiac is shut down amid nationwide trucking firm closings. Ford, Chrysler, and American Motors trim shifts or cancel overtime as auto production braces for worsening parts shortages. Experts warn plants may struggle past midweek without parts, while dealers hold 1.4 million vehicles in stock.
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller taped a 30 minute speech to be aired after 4:30 pm today on eight stations in Arkansas and nearby markets. He will discuss vetoes, the administration, and Governor's Mansion repairs. Stations include KARK TV and KTHV in Little Rock.
Freight terminals and air services in Little Rock expect a freight surge due to the national interstate trucking lockout. Missouri Pacific Freight Terminal reports orders up 25 percent. Adams Field air service notes gains and foresees further increases if the lockout persists. Red Ball Motor Freight, not involved in the lockout, anticipates higher business as short-line haulers learn it remains operating. About 700 to 800 truck drivers in Little Rock have been idled.
A memorial grove of 130 Irish and American trees was dedicated near JFK’s ancestral homestead in Dungans town County Wexford. Young farmers and locals planted the trees during winter on farmland, honoring the late president. The event reflects ongoing commemoration of Kennedy’s ties to Ireland and his family’s roots.
Thomas Louis Smith 78 died Tuesday in a Little Rock veterans hospital. He was a member of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church and a Bruner Ivory Handle Co. employee. Surviving are his wife Ola, daughters Bot Nile Sue Atterbury Hope and Pansy Ruth Williams Memphis, and son Lt. T. L. Smith Jr. of the U S Army. Arrangements by Herndon. 614year record Louisville AP Chester Snyder, 75, has never missed Sunday School since 1906. He teaches at Baptist Tabernacle adult school in Louisville.
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