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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1963

Page

4

Dozen Vessels Helping Search for Thresher

Dozen ships search the Atlantic for the Thresher wreck after its overhaul and test dives. Navy plans 22 more attack submarines while a structural study and court of inquiry probe the loss and lessons. Winds and high seas hinder operations as oceanographers map the bottom with echo sounding gear.

Elton C. Fay Washington Thresher Atlantic Navy Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth Bureau of Ships Naval Court of Inquiry Court of Inquiry Portsmouth Na, Navy Yard Wiss Boston

Southeast Construction Low Bid On Arkansas Bank Stabilization

Southeast Construction Company of Pine Bluff appears to have the low bid at 385200 dollars for two Arkansas River bank stabilization projects near Morrilton. One site is Point Remove Creek upstream from Morrilton, the other Cypress Bend four miles downstream.

Little Rock Southeast Construction Company, Inc Pine Bluff Arkansas River Morrilton Point Remove Creek Cypress Bend

AEA backs consolidation plan for small districts

Arkansas Education Association official Forrest Rozzell said the AEA would back consolidation moves and urged a permanent state commission to study district needs. He noted over 200 of 417 districts are too small for adequate programs and compared to the 1949 law mandating consolidation below 350 students. Rozzell proposed a five to nine member commission with a director and staff, plus county commissions to feed state recommendations.

Little Rock Arkansas Education Association Forrest Rozzell AEA Rozzell

Weather Notes Mixed With Windy Conditions Today

Weather fair and warm with high winds. Sunday saw mild conditions.

Sanday Sue Ata

Old Story to Be Retold in Easter Sunrise Service

An Easter feature piece notes the enduring meaning of Christ is Risen. Local ministers present an optimistic view despite skepticism. A sunrise service is planned for Sunday at 6:30 a.m. in the High School Coliseum.

Castle and Cottage Christ High School

Cites Hospital Cooperation Emphasizes Regional Planning

Raymond P. Sloan of Columbia University urges Little Rock hospital leaders to favor cooperation over duplication. He says regional planning can improve complete community care with minimal overlap of equipment and services.

Little Rock Raymond P. Sloan Columbia University New York Sloan

Shell examination in Arkansas after live Civil War era find

An 8 year old in West Memphis Arkansas found a live Civil War mortar shell weighing about a pound. He played with it before showing it to his father. Officials transported the device to the Bart Smith facility for disarming or disposal.

Associated Press West Memphus Ark Ph Ft Chaffee Fred Memphis

Thieves Target Morrilton Coin Collection

In Morrilton Arkansas police say thieves who stole a dozen folders from Mr and Mrs Ward Taylor knew exactly what they sought. Sheriff Marlin Hawkins called it the work of specialists and reports no other items were disturbed. A $200 reward was offered for tips leading to arrest and conviction. The missing items include Morgan and Peace silver dollars Mercury head and Barber bid quarters Liberty seated half dollars shield nickels Buffalo nickels and two Liberty Walking half dollars.

Morrilton, Ark Marlin Hawkins Morgan and Peacetyne

Air Commandos Build Jungle Airstrip in Panama Village

An Air Force operation in Panama used loudspeakers to recruit villagers in Chiman to carve an airstrip from the jungle. The project, led by Air Commandos, began last December with community outreach and demonstrations then provided tools and guidance. The finished runway, opened March 30, connected a 3,000-person town to Panama City, with the US covering only fuel costs for the flying planes.

Washington Panama Air Force Air Commandos 1Chiman Panama City Bay of Panama United States J. J. Kiette Rahway Chiman Morgan Smith St. Petersburg Fla Caribbean Air Commando Tropical Survival School Smith Robert L. Gleason Phoenixville Cruide

Senators Split Over Nike Zeus Funding Amendment

Washington reports Senators Fulbright and McClellan split their votes on an amendment to end $16 million for starting production of the Nike Zeus anti missile program. Fulbright supported the ambatchment while McClellan opposed it, the tally 58 to 16.

Washington Arkansas J. William Fulbright John McClellan B-Ark Fulbright Senate Mc Clowan

Food Contaminated Cans Tied to Passover Tuna

FDA warns six metro areas about defective Dagim white tuna labeled kosher for Passover. About 100 cans tested show botulinum type E traces, mainly in New York shipments. Washington Packing Corp. of San Francisco packed the tuna, tied to Detroit deaths and A&P recalls. further interstate shipments from the firm are limited to identified cases.

Food and Drug Administration Washington FDA New York Detroit Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Augusta Washington Packing Corp San Francisco A&p EDA Washington Packing California

Alligators Spread From Defunct Farm

In Mesa Arizona about 200 alligators emerged from hibernation after a defunct farm’s holdings were disturbed by an 18 inch alligator seen in a city pool. Police noted a boy admitted climbing fences and scattering young reptiles while authorities warned residents to avoid pools and canals as hungry alligators roamed.

Mesa Ariz Sheriff's Office Phoenix Max Finch The Arizona Humane Society Dale Logston Texas Monte Ladue

Arkansan Dr Adkisson Elected President of Midwest Conference

Dr. Virgil W. Adkisson dean of the University of Arkansas Graduate School is chosen president of the Midwest Conference on Graduate Study and Research. The body includes more than 100 graduate schools nationwide and meets yearly in Chicago to discuss graduate study and research issues.

Fayetteville Ark LAP Virgil W. Adkisson University of Arkansas Chicago

Tomorrow Is the Time Symbolic of Sacrifice and Courage

Mary Anita Lasseter reflects on Easter as the time most symbolic of sacrifice and suffering for humanity. She links Christ’s courage to human responsibility, decoding COURAGE with Christ, Others, Understanding, Righteousness, Almighty, God, and Easter, arguing courage bridges divine sacrifice and human action.

Mary Anita Laseter Lockman Christ Earth Paradise God Father

Two Killed in Benton Wreck

A four vehicle crash near Benton Arkansas killed Myrtle Tisdel 25 and her son Mark Stephen 5 from Springfield Tennessee. Her husband Reverend James F Tisdel 25 and their daughters Myra Jane 3 and Elizabeth Jean 2 were injured non critically and hospitalized. Alfred L Smith 58 of Benton faces involuntary manslaughter charges. Bill Apple 33 of Little Rock drove the third vehicle. Smith remained jailed as the investigation continued.

Ben't'on Ark Benton Springfield Tenn Myrtle Tisdel Mark Stephen Tisdel James F. Tisdel Myra Jane Elizabeth Jean Bobby Gunn Tisdel Alfred L. Smith Lawson Glover Smith Bill Apple Little Ravk Gunn Apple Saline County Tivesday Met Moyer Tisdels Sprivadield

Halt on using U S Auto for racetrack trips ends

Washington AP report says Rep E C Gathings demanded rule compliance and House Clerk Ralph R Roberts loses access to the government limousine for visits to Bowie and Laurel racetracks in Maryland. Speaker John W McCormack announced the move and Roberts defended his past use as akin to using a telephone.

Washington Bowie Laurel Maryland Roberts Gathings McCormack House

Rusk Kennedy French Talks Aides Shakeup Released

President Kennedy vacationing in Palm Beach received a telephoned report from Secretary of State Rusk after his talks in Paris London with Charles de Gaulle and Pierre Salinger declined to detail the nature of the briefing Salinger announced staffing changes at federal agencies including the FDIC and the Civil Service Commission and SEC reshuffles while the Kennedys stay in Florida and officials consider visiting guests early next week

Palm Beach, Fla Kennedy Dean Rusk Europe Charles de Gaulle Pierre Salinger White House Rusk Washington Paris London de Gaulle Britain Salinger Caroline John Jr G. Erle Cooke Sr Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Id. Andulyek Washington, D.C Civil Service Commission Manuel F Cohen Securities and Exchange Commission Allan Lighter Alv Qs Umbuyaadur Libya

Pope Calls for End to Arms Race in Pacem in Terris Encyclical

Pope John XXIII urged an end to the arms race and stronger UN structure to safeguard world peace. He urged nuclear ban, general disarmament, and universal trust over arms equality, warning against war by accident and stressing the UN’s potential authority.

Vatican City John XXIII United Nations Jesus Christ John la World

Russia to Be Told NATO for Defense Only

U S plans to tell the USSR that the proposed multilateral nuclear force is defensive and not offensive. Secretary Rusk told Ambassador Dobrynin a reply to Moscow's protest will come in a few days. Rusk cited Laos fighting and urged greater freedom for an international control commission and full North Vietnamese withdrawal.

John M. Hightower Washington United States Russia Western Europe Soviet Union Dean Rusk Anatoly F. Dobrynin Moscow Rusk Dobrynin State Department Laos Viet Nam Ruskan Dobrynin Berlin

Hope District 1-A appoints Beasley head football coach

In a special meeting last night the Hope District 1-A School Board named assistant coach Gordon Beasley as head football coach. He succeeds John Pierce who resigned to accept a position at Crossett.

Hope District 1 Gordon Beasley John Pierce Crossett

Goldwater Lets Backers Go to Work

Senator Barry Goldwater reacted to the formation of a national draft committee with a resigned shrug saying he will not engage with the movement. He told reporters he is focused on his Arizona Senate race and noted the efforts are springing up nationwide, with little knowledge of the financing.

Goldwater Jack Bell Washington Ry Goldwater Peter O'Donnell Jr Texas Arizona Senate O'Donnel Organization J. William Millendorf Greenwich, Conn New York Connecticut Republican Finance Committee

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