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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1962

Page

5

K Khrushchev's Push for Soviet Agricultural Reform

Khrushchev denounces Stalin era famine caused by forced collectivization and argues for radical farm reforms. He advocates private plots, material incentives, decentralized management, and on the spot problem solving to boost output amid criticism of heavy industry bias and consumer shortages.

Premim Khrughchev Viet Nam Washington Kennedy U.S.S.R Red Bloc Stalin Khrushchev

Defies Prediction Now Is 102 Defies Prediction

The Rev Thomas McCormick, once told he had a year to live, marks his 102nd birthday. He is believed to be the nation’s oldest Roman Catholic priest, with ties to Arlington Heights and past service in South Dakota and Virginia.

Chicago Japl Thomas McCormick Sah Dakota Father McCormick Pement Arlington Heights Sir Victor Han Salle Vand

Paar Is Gone But Audience Just as Big

New York dispatch notes NBC Tonight Show ratings after Jack Paar left The audience size stayed nearly the same as during Paar's tenure, with estimates showing a similar weekly share under temporary host ArI Linkletter. Viewers remain long after late news, and Linkletter's daytime popularity draws a broad audience including many longtime Paar fans and numerous female viewers.

Paar New York NBC Iseas Jack Paue Americ Research Bureau Ari Linkletter USA Linkletter Nabil Page

Brazil’s Goulart Cancels Most Aides in Mexico City

Visiting Brazilian President Joao Goulart canceled most of his schedule in Mexico City due to shortness of breath attributed to the 7,800-foot altitude. An attending physician said the condition was not serious. He had wed a two day visit on his way home from a stop in the United States and attended a national ballet performance before returning to his hotel.

Mexico City Joao Gawart Brazil Goulart United States National Ballet

Armadillo Spread Reported Across States

A quirky note traces the nine handed armadillo moving from Texas toward Kansas Missouri and Alabama with introductions in Florida around 1920. The piece links the animal migration to ideological debates and bloc tensions.

Rio Grande Texas Kansas Missouri Alabama Florida

Mexicali Olive Casserole Boosts Ground Beef Flavor

A hearty inexpensive casserole blends ripe olives with ground beef, onions, corn and tomatoes for a colorful South of the Border dish. The recipe uses pitted olives, corn meal, chili powder and Worcestershire, baking to finish with Cheddar. Serves 6 to 8.

All At Once All Fresh Fruit Salad Card

Fresh fruit salads brighten winter menus as markets offer new produce. Use a honey lemon mayonnaise dressing with celery seed over chicory greens, build a pattern with strawberries oranges melon pears bananas and honey. Recipe yields six servings with both salad and dressing.

Spanish War Vet's Wife Dies at 82

Edith Winters widow of Francis Elmer Winters, a Spanish American War veteran, died at 82 after years of pension disputes and his 1945 disappearance. Winters reappeared in a VA hospital in 195? and was found alive, while his wife faced a cut in her widow’s pension. The case involved social security and an assumed-name account built during years apart.

Little Rock Fapi Francis Elmer Winters Cincinati Edith Winters Winters Veterans Administration Hospital

Seeks Funds for Watershed Study in Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK AP The state Geological and Conservation Commission will ask Gov. Faubus for 1500 from his emergency fund to keep its watershed study program running. The push was prompted after Harrison was flooded last May by Crooked Creek, forcing rushed work and overspending 4600 last year. The federal government covered some costs, with 1500 this year, which the state must repay. The legislature had allotted 50000 for the program but it has been spent.

Little Rock State Geological and Conservatiot’ Commission Orval E. Faubus F. Norman Williams Harrison Crooked Creek Williams William

Texarkanian Elected Arkansas Dental Association President

Texarkana dentist Dr. William R. Patterson was installed as president of the Arkansas State Dental Association. Dr. R. D. Hardin of North Little Rock was named president elect, with officers including the treasurer Dr. Basil Gibbs of Star City and secretary Dr. Don M. Star City, announced at the annual meeting in Little Rock.

Highways Use Federal Aid Faster Than Expected

Arkansas highway officials report federal aid for primary and secondary roads is being used ahead of schedule. Director F R Oliver notes three-year plan efficiency has allowed about one million dollars in highway plans per week. Interchange projects near Fort Smith and a land purchase near El Dorado aim to support headquarters and a future weight station.

John R. Starr Little Rock Highway Department F. R. Oliver Highway Commission Oliver Umatch The Waldron Road Fort Smith el Dorado Bypass J. E. Mahoney Union County

Headon Crash Fatal to Pair in Arkansas

A mother and her infant daughter died in a head on collision near a narrow bridge about one mile south of Carlisle Arkansas on state Highway 13. The victims were identified as 29 year old Margie Piety of Carlisle and her one year old daughter Iris Marie. Wayne Marsh 30 of Carlisle the car driver was hospitalized in Little Rock but not believed seriously injured.

Carlisle Ark Margie Piety Iris Marie Piety Wayne Marsh Little Rock

Probe into Hugh profits by Nike contract questioned

Senate investigators questioned Douglas Aircraft Co profits on a Nike missile contract. Testimony and records showed a $1.2 million profit on a $3,316 work order for 1,083 launcher-loader devices in 1956 57. The subcommittee noted related payments to Douglas Western Electric and other entities amid disputed profit figures.

Washington Senate Douglas Aircraft Co Douglas Subcommittee Donald W. Douglas Jr Nike Triller Profitsessimn John L. McClellan D-Ark Thomas J. Nunnally Nunnafly Robert J. Dune Douglass Company Nunnany Douging Co Consolidated Western Steel Co Army McClellan Douglas Aircraft Western Electric Co

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Seennit William L. Ryan Associated Press Cynthia Lowry AP Television Mexicali Headon Hugh Oleo Hope Grace Kletele Bologna 4 Mackeral Wesson Oil Dot Main ST Hope, Ark
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