Debbie Crank Seeks Queen Title at Junior Rodeo Weekend
Contestant Debbie Crank daughter of Lincoln and Mrs Crank competes for Queen at the Junior rodeo event this weekend.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1966
Page
2
Contestant Debbie Crank daughter of Lincoln and Mrs Crank competes for Queen at the Junior rodeo event this weekend.
Weather Experiment Station reports for Q4 hours ending 7 a m Friday with highs near 69 and lows around 42 in Arkansas. Central region mostly clear to partly cloudy through Saturday with mid to upper 70s Saturday. Louisiana generally fair cool tonight with highs in the 70s through Saturday.
Mary Young daughter of Mr and Mrs E P Young Jr participates as one of the Jr Rodeo Queen contestants in a local pageant highlighting rural youth and community sport events.
Kelly Cathey daughter of Mr and Mrs Grady Cathey seeks the Junior Rodeo Queen title Friday and Saturday at the event likely featuring local riders and community pageantry with family support and contestant enthusiasm.
Washington AP reports the Army will establish a brigade at Fort Huachuca Arizona in September to train soldiers in clerical mechanical and other combat support skills.
Guy R Card 70 longtime Hope resident died Thursday at his home. Survived by wife Bitcie Jones Card a daughter F B Ward two sisters Charlie Moss Ethel Lageter. Services 10 a m Saturday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel Rev R B Moore Burial Shover Springs Cemetery. Elmer D Jones Sr 78 retired farmer died Thursday in a local hospital. Survivors wife Maude Jones two sons John Russell Jones Hope Elmer D Jones Jr Texarkana Services 2 30 p m Friday Herndon Cornelius Chapel Rev B J Will Burial Wilson Cemetery.
A church calendar and community notes list services at Pentecostal Temple and guest churches with Bee Bee Memorial C M B and Rising Star Baptist. Musical extravaganza planned April 17 with Bee Bee Voices and guest choirs. Obituaries and local travel news include Mrs Bernice Wafer funeral details and G P Houston announcing Democratic bid for state representative in District 14.
The Pentagon states U S air squadrons will base three F100 jets at Torrejon Spain to ease Tactical Air Command load. About 800 airmen will move to Spain by month end. Torrejon hosts KC135 tankers, with Moron and Zaragoza as other U S bases in the country. Spain bars aerial refueling after a KC135 B52 collision last January. four hydrogen bombs were lost and recovered.
Vermont officials win approval to form a corporation to import electricity from Canada for resale to utilities. The plan centers on a Churchill Falls Labrador facility to supply power to Vermont and neighboring utilities.
Doctor's Mailbag answers: after cataract removal bandage stays about 10 days, vision can be distorted until glasses or contact lenses correct it. cataract can be removed after detached retina. freezing extraction possible but capsule must be cut. aspirin rash common in hypersensitive individuals. aspirin does not raise or lower blood pressure. buffered aspirin with Darvon long term is unusual. age not a bar to surgery with modern care. send questions to Dr Brondstadt for future columns.
Boston School Committee votes to ban busing to fix school segregation, costing $16 million in state funds after Massachusetts Board of Education cuts aid on Kiernan recommendation. The Roxbury clash spurred boycotts and a 10,000-strong civil rights march. Louise Day Hicks criticizes scatteration plan as only hope.
A fragment notes that porcupine fish can kill sharks when spines puncture intestines after ingestion, highlighting a posthumous justice angle. It also cites Britannica figures claiming Canada’s urban population was 69.6 percent in 1960 despite vast unpopulated areas.
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