13 Apr 1962
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1962
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Lighting challenge and a judge panel. It references individuals with unclear names and a Sigma Allen context. The text is garbled and sustains little coherent detail beyond a general event atmosphere.
Multiple churches listed with pastors and service times across towns in Arkansas. Details include denominations such as Nazarene, Christ, Baptist, Pentecostal, and Episcopal. Programs cover Sunday School, Morning Worship, Evening Worship, prayer meetings, and youth activities with various leaders named.
Washington reports from United Press International reveal U S Department of Agriculture studies confirming that tomatoes suffer internal bruising from squeezing hard boxes rough handling and drops on hard surfaces. ripest tomatoes incur most damage when dropped and injury accumulates with repeated drops. questions remain on exact drop heights and hay impact.
NEW YORK AP Most observers of the steel price boost agree the steel industry will push up prices of a long list of consumer goods. British steel experts say higher US steel prices may lift British exports. George Romney calls Kennedy debate overreaction but says it highlights crisis‑driven policy. Joseph Curran sees government intervention as fueling the rise. Some steel executives are surprised by the breadth of the move affecting pipe and wire after a prior price cut. Dr Herman Kroos questions the price surge’s lasting effect.
A look at excommunication in Catholic canon law, its aims as medicinal not punitive, and how it functions in practice. The piece references New Orleans during school integration disputes, outlines who may be excommunicated, and discusses consequences for offenders within church services and sacraments.
The text appears to be a disclaimer of copyright and attribution stating the Associated Press holds rights to publish local news and dispatches. It notes exclusive use for reproduction in this newspaper and AP distribution of news content.
Arkansas Western Gas Co. won PSC approval to build a 4.5 mile 12 inch pipeline in Madison and Washington Counties increasing Fayetteville area capacity from 48.4 to 63.5 million cubic feet per day. Estimated cost 318656 dollars. Also, PSC received Arkansas Telephone Co.’s request to borrow 580000 dollars from REA to fund a five year improvement plan 478100 dollars debt retirement 93800 dollars and 7800 dollars loan costs.
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