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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1964
Page
2
Tonight's service at Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ is sponsored by Sister Mabell Graves. Guest churches include Gordon and Elder R. B. Hatley with Pastor Pleasant C.MLY and Rev. A. Morris.
AP reports actor Peter Sellers shows steady improvement after a heart attack and exits intensive care to a regular room at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. In Texas, Dr Edward Teller suggests lunar water may be produced by underground atomic explosions, termed Operation Moses. Washington hosts a Shakespeare anniversary event with Lyndon B Johnson not in attendance. In Los Angeles, Virginia Zanuck sues Darryl Zanuck for over 75 thousand dollars over a 1957 property settlement and shared debts.
The Hopewell P T A will hold its regular meeting Thursday April 16 at 3 p m in the school auditorium Health Chairman Mrs Ophelia Logan will lead the program Mrs Eva Dennis is president and Mrs Neva Carmichael sixth grade teacher at Shover Street Elementary was elected District 3 delegate to the National Education Association Convention in Seattle Washington in June Beatrice Jenkins of Oak Grove High School Rosston Arkansas opposed her Carmichael is noted as the first Yerger School System teacher elected to attend the convention District 3 includes nine counties Obituary Lige Walker brother of Greene Walker of Hope died in Hot Springs Arkansas April 11 1964 Funeral at Salem Church Rosston with Smith Funeral Home of Stamps in charge
In Mena Arkansas the Cudes gained temporary custody of three children while the state seeks resolution of a dispute over vaccination for smallpox. The Arkansas Supreme Court had ordered the children placed with the Welfare Department for schooling requirements, and Governor Faubus intervened to expedite a return to their parents pending final rulings.
The state Public Service Commission authorized Liberty Telephone Co. of Hardy to borrow up to $373,000 to finance improvements. The PSC also approved an Arkansas Power & Light Co. plant to build a $1,160,000 high transmission line in Pulaski County.
Attorneys for six railroads filed a federal suit challenging two Arkansas full crew laws passed in 1907 and 1913. They seek a ruling that the laws are unconstitutional and request enforcement be enjoined against prosecutors Lawson Glover and John Goodson. Railroads say the 1962 costs totaled $6 million.
Parnelli Jones warmed up for the Indianapolis 500 by taking the 50 mile USAC midget feature in San Bernardino California on Memorial Day. He led from start to finish and dominated the race, asserting his form ahead of the big event.
London AP report notes Diana Kay, 28, ex-secretary and author, claims to offer tips on handling advances from bosses. The piece references her past money disputes with Zanuck and a breakdown of sums she cites as owed and shared.
AP reports from Saigon Tokyo Melbourne Davidson Brasilia Libreville Jakarta show multi nation events. Commu nist China discusses farming equipment sales to Canada. Brazil’s new regime acts against Communists while inviting Cuba and the Soviet Union to Castello Branco inauguration. Gabon’s Mba forces win a National Assembly majority as Indonesia claims rebel surrenders in South Celebes.
Local notice lists publication details for The Hope Star with price and subscription options, staff roles, and advertising contacts. Mentions editors Alex H. Washburn Paul H. Jones and staff, plus AP republication rights and advertising offices across multiple cities. Includes rates and distribution notes for various regions and carriers.
CHICAGO AP Dr. Alvin A. Krum of the University of Arkansas was named among 15 medical school teachers to share $250,000 in awards for dedication to the profession. The awards are given annually by Lederle Laboratories, a division of American Cyanamid Co.
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