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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1965
Page
5
A column explains that gluten free diets must avoid malt sources since malt can come from wheat barley or other grains and labels often do not state the source. Oats may trigger symptoms. corn rice and soy are safe if not contaminated. Ice cream is now considered safe. labeling nuances can hide gluten sources and complicate allergy management.
Across the country young players imitate baseball heroes as they practice on dirt and adjust caps. Older fans of televised sports express consternation at the overexposure and imitation evident in the media driven culture.
James Marlow reflects on Franklin D. Roosevelt’s pragmatic leadership during the New Deal era. The piece notes his lack of abstract philosophy, reliance on advisors, and ability to mobilize the presidency to patch the economy, launch social progress, and guide the country through war toward the atomic age.
A 1965 Hope Star reader column excerpt shows Helen Bottel answering letters on romance and parenting. Topics include whether to marry a March-born partner, managing visiting friends during preschool nap times, dating and bar culture insights, and appreciation for Lorraine Rowin’s cards.
Readers urged to write letters to the editor and sign with name and address for publication. The notice emphasizes accountability and reader participation in public discourse.
A note from April 9 1965 to The Star indicates the Ministerial Alliance withdrew from participation in the Religious Emphasis Service and informs readers of the change. The brief message mentions the author and city context.
Wilma Anderson of Pensacola Florida was returned to Hot Springs Arkansas from Dallas Texas after arrest in the slaying of William Womack. Sheriff Duffie Searcy said she waived extradition and is jailed at Garland County. Womack was found April 4 on Higdon Ferry Road at Tranquil Cemetery with a single .22 caliber gunshot wound. He reportedly died after an alleged self defense claim by Anderson.
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