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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1965

Page

7

Millionaires Thrill Miami Society in Winter Paradise

Observers note Miami hosts a thriving winter colonist scene led by heirs and industrial fortunes. Elite families from Firestone to Vanderbilt mingle at charity balls costing up to 100 a head, with private clubs like Bath and Surf hosting grand costume parties.

Miami Fla Firestone du Pont Deering McCormick Bell Palmer Vanderbilt Astor Miami Beach Carl Fisher Indianapolis Speedway Cleveland Amory Florida Nancy Greene Robert Z. Greene Alfred Barton Coconut Grove

Alabama Slaying Trial Set for May

Three white Selma men O Neal Hoggle William Stanley Hoggle and Elmer Cook face first degree murder charges in the Rev James Reed case with a May 10 Dallas County docket possible according to Circuit Solicitor Blanchard McLeod Judge James A Hare notes the May term may be crowded delaying trial to October and the maximum penalty is death or life imprisonment with jury deciding the sentence R B Kelly was not indicted all three defendants posted 10000 bonds

Selma Ala James Reed Boston Blanchard McLeod Dallas County Criminal Court James A. Hare Alabama Sheriff's Department O’neal Hoggle William Stanley Hoggle Elmer Cook R.B. Kelly Kelly

Fulbright to Talk at Spa in Hot Springs Arkansas

Sen. J William Fulbright who chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will address the Southern University Conference in Hot Springs on April 22 before presidents of more than 60 universities and colleges. Dr Kenneth Holland of New York will open with an address and a workshop on international education funded by a Rockefeller gift runs April 22 to 24.

Hot Springs Ark J. William Fulbright Dark Southern University Conference Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee South Kenneth Holland New York Institute of International Education Winthrop Rockefeller

No title provided for chicken onion pastry bake

Directions describe a chicken onion pastry bake in a casserole with a biscuit like crust. Steps include making dough from shortening and flour, chilling, mixing chicken onion soup milk and Worcestershire, filling the dish, topping with pastry, trimming fluting, cutting a chicken shape on top, venting, and baking at 450 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes. It also notes USDA flour measuring guidance.

USDA

Company Chicken Casserole Makes A Do Ahead Feasts

A spring homemaker friendly dish using canned gravies to create a fast Company Chicken Casserole. Ingredients include cooked chicken asparagus rice almonds and cheese with a lemony poultry seasoning note. Bake 375 F for about 30 minutes yielding four servings.

A .“Company

Civil rights cases tie to Selma unrest and Wallace actions

Federal warrants charge individuals in civil rights clashes in Selma with bonds of 12500 dollars each. Reeb participated in March civil rights activities while a white minister died after a March 9 beating. Hare warned of national anarchy from racial trouble and discussed Selma unrest as he addressed the jury. In Montgomery Gov Wallace summoned Negro educators to a conference on school problems and sent telegrams to state Negro institutions to meet with him.

Reeb Selma Hare Grand Jury Montgomery George C. Wallace

District Court Clerk Named for Western District

Elmer A. Riddle of Van Buren was appointed clerk of the western district of the U.S. District Court Tuesday. He will assume office April 19, succeeding the late Truss Russell, who died March 1, in Fort Smith Arkansas. Federal Judges J Smith Hen-

Fort Smith, Ark Elmer A. Riddle van Buren U.S Riddle Truss Russell J. Smith

Weed Control Improves Rice Production in Arkansas

Arkansas rice production rose to a 90.6 million dollar industry last year with nearly 18 million bags, each 100 pounds. Since 1962 state output surpassed 16 million bags, up from 14,006 in 1905, as ag statistician Roy Bass cites improved weed control and other factors boosting yields.

Little Rock Arkansas Roy D. Bass Bass Stuttgart

Arkansas Rice Growers See Strong Yields Amid Forecasts

Arkansas rice farmers report high yields with 1963 and 1964 figures near 18 million bags from about 430 000 harvested acres. Rice production concentrates in eastern regions led by Stuttgart, with Arkansas second nationally behind Texas. Weather conditions may impact 1965 plantings, but prospects for another solid year remain.

Arkansas Prairie Lonoke Poinsett Cross Counties Texas Louisiana California Bass

Miller appoints Riddle to $14,500 post as assistant U.S. attorney

Ley and John E. Miller appoint Riddle to the $14,500-a-year post. Riddle now is assistant U.S. attorney for the district.

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