Four Seasons Tab Proves Advertising Idea Wins Nationwide
The Four Seasons Tabloid from Hope Star earns second national recognition in Advertising Ideas That Worked in National Publisher April issue. It had prior praise in American Press July 1964, with Arkansas Press Association coverage. The Star backed the project with cash prizes nearing a thousand dollars and runs a high school essay contest with 3200 awards in Nevada and Hempstead counties, closing May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Seasons
Hope Star
National
National Editorial Association
American Press Magazine
Arkansas Press Asviation
Star
Hempstead
Nevada
Nevada County
Republic of Ours
Underwater Easter Egg Hunt Baffles Edmonds Police
Edmonds police received numerous calls about strange underwater lights near the ferry dock. Patrolman Norm Sear identified the lights as divers from the Marker Buoys Diving Club of Seattle conducting an underwater Easter egg hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonds
Wash
Norm Sear
Marker Buoys Diving Club
Seattle
Easter Weather Near Perfect Temperatures Hit by Storms
Easter Sunday brought near perfect conditions across the state, but thundershowers and a few thunderstorms cut the calm in the northeast and southern regions. Hail reports at Lewisville Magnolia and Star City accompanied lightning and strong winds, with cooler air moving in from a Gulf moisture flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Federal Aviation Agency
Lewisville
Iso
Magnolia
Star City
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Report Summary from Station Page
Weather experiment station records 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday with a high of 83 and a low of 57 and trace precipitation. Continued on Page Two.
Kosygin warns U.S. on napalm gas in Vietnam
Soviet Premier Kosygin condemned napalm phosphorous bombs and poison gas used in South Vietnam during a Moscow rally. He warned such warfare may invite retaliation in kind as Washington denies using poison gas and says only nonlethal tear gas was supplied to South Vietnam.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Viet Nam
Kosygin
South Viet Nam
Ymzhagin Tsedenbal
British Snow Grips Western Europe Amid Spring Backlash
Snow, gales, and icy winds disrupted regions across England Scotland and Wales as Western Europe endures a wintry spell during Eastertide. The storm's reach spans several nations with travel and daily life impacted in multiple places.
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London
Europe
England
Scotland
Wales
Nine Americans Die in Viet Nam Helicopter Battles
In South Viet Nam, Communist gunners shot down two U.S. Army helicopters and damaged another during an operation ten miles north of Qui Nhon. Nine Americans, including four officers and four gunners, were killed as two aircraft exploded on impact. A third helicopter was hit, killing the copilot, while the pilot managed to land back at Qui Nhon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
Qui Nhoi
Court weighs who controls Arkansas reapportionment
Arkansas Supreme Court takes under advisement a petition by three legislators from Garland and Pulaski counties to participate in a case over who has reapportionment authority. The suit by Rep Clark Kinney seeks a judicial ruling on whether the legislature or the state Board of Apportionment holds power. A federal court has ordered reapportionment of both houses by June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Nathan Schoenfeld
Garland County
Sterling Cockrill Jr
B. D. Brandon
Pulaski County
Supreme Court
Pulaski
Guy Williams
State Board of Apportionment
Orval FE
Faubus
Kelly Bryant
Bruce Bennett
Bennett
St. Francis County
Clark Kinney
Arkansas
Libel Judgment Against Wirges Tossed Out
Arkansas Supreme Court reversed a 75009 libel verdict against Gene Wirges former Morriston publisher and dismissed the case meaning it will not be retried. The suit by C C Brewer now deceased claimed two Morriston Democrat articles libeled him.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court Today
Gene Wirges
Morriston
Conway County
C. C. Brewer
Brewer
Wirges
Morriston Democrat
George Rose Smith
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Tom Scott
Paul X. Williams
Booneville
Smith
Marlin Hawkins
Three Lives Claimed by Accidents in Arkansas
An AP tally shows three deaths in Arkansas from Friday midnight to Sunday midnight. Anita Belle Hogan, 20, died in a Benton I 30 boat trailer crash with Willis Hubener, 51. A Van Buren trucker, Stanley, 52, died when his rig rolled on AR 74. Robert Earl Ball, 54, died in a Little Rock industrial machine accident.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Anita Belle Hogan
North Little Rock
Eugene Bridges
Interstate 30
Benton
Willis E. Hubener
Little Rock
Bridges
Billy W. Lowry
Carolyn Vance
Biff DeBusk
Osear Stanley
van Buren
Fayetteville
Robert Earl Ball
Ball
First Six Grades of Hope Public Schools to Integrate in Full
Senator Dirksen backs Rusk and McNamara over Fulbright on a temporary halt to North Vietnam bombings. Fulbright suggests a cease fire to spur peace talks, while Dirksen argues continuing pressure is necessary and sees no great loss from resuming bombing if needed. The interview notes support for Johnson's Vietnam policy and questions the feasibility of a pause.
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Hope Public
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
U.S
Viet Nam
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Associated Press
Arkansas Democrat
Johnson
Great Britain
Alway
Dirksen
Illinois Republican
Senate Leaders Back Rusk and McNamara Over Fulbright Plan
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen backs Rusk and McNamara against Fulbright on suspending North Vietnam bombings. Macapagal warns U.S. base withdrawal would aid Communists. U.S. planes reach 60 miles into North Vietnam but do not strike. Olin Johnston dies at 68 after 20 Senate years. Marian Anderson ends Carnegie Hall tour with ovation. Sandbags and vigil at Mississippi dikes as evacuees flee.
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Senate
Republican
Everett M. Dirksen
State Rusk
Defense McNamara
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Viet Nam
Diosdado Macapagal
The
Phillipines
U.S
North
Hanoi
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Rosemary
Jacques Piccard
Gulf Stream
Florida
Newfoundland
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Classes in Sewing to Be Organized
Mrs. Hamilton Hanegan homemaking teacher at Hope High School announced an adult sewing class for women. The beginners and advanced classes will start Wednesday April 21 at 2 30 p.m. at the Home Ec cottage.
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Hamilton Hanegan
Hope High School
Ladies of Hope
Ec Cottage
Hanegan
Town Notes and Meetings in Prescott and Hope
Dr Garland Murphy Jr will speak at Prescott Legion Home tonight at 7. All Legionnaires and wives invited. Whitfield Masonic Lodge 239 meets April 20 at 7 30 p.m. Master Masons urged to attend. WOC Thomas L Smith flew to Hope on a cross country training flight from Fort Benning GA to visit relatives. VFW meets April 20 at 7 30 p.m. for officer nominations. Ar kansas rep Knott named for Fulton Products, based in Hope. Howard and Mrs Reece elected to American Angus Association. Perry’s Motel Truck Stop cited by Travelmats as top traveler stop. Red Cross Blood Bank in Hope Wednesday 2 30 p.m. at WOW Hall. Milton Eason home from Texarkana hospital. Hope Lions broom sale tonight to fund Boy Scouts building at Pair Park.
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Garland Murphy Jr
el Dorado
The
American Legion
Prescott
Legion
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No
Masonic Hall
WOC
Thomas L. Smith
Hope
Fort Benning
11Th Air Assault Division
T. S. Smith
Hope School Board Proposes Three Year Desegregation Plan
The Hope School Board approved a three year desegregation plan to meet Civil Rights Act requirements and qualify for federal funds for the 1965-66 term. The plan, submitted to the Washington for approval, outlines gradual integration starting with lower grades. Final details await approval and further information will be released after review.
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Hope School Board
Hope
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
One Suspect in Bank Robbery
Authorities closed in on a suspect in the Benton State Bank robbery at the Bauxite branch. Sheriff Guy Grant said five or six identifications were made and an arrest was hoped for the next day. A car tied to the escape was found four miles northwest of Benton after the $8,324 theft. Arn old Moore and Nelda Jane Croxton described the gunman as a white man needing a shave, about 150 pounds, wearing blue jeans.
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Bauxite, Ark
Benton State Bank
Guy Grant
Grant
Benton
Arnold Moore
Nelda Jane Croxton
Moore
Miss UA Pageant Draws Eighteen Competitors in Arkansas
Eighteen coeds will compete April 30 for Miss University of Arkansas crown and a chance to represent the school in the Miss Arkansas pageant. The winner succeeds Karen Carlson who holds the Miss Arkansas title and was first runner up in the Miss America contest.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Karen Carlson
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Miss Hope
Miss Delane Bonds
Clyde Davis
Sripiey Studio
Delaine Bonds
Dale Bonds
Bires
Miss Sonds
Linda Roberts
Cententality
Jackie
Russia
AP News Digest
Southeast Asia
Mississippi
International
Arkan- Sas
VFW
David J. Knotl
New Arkansas
Fulton Products Corporation
J. W. Fulton Jr
Shreveport
Mr. Knott
Ark
Northwestern Louisiana State College
Howard Reece
Hope, Ark
Perry’s
Perrytown
Travelmats Corporation of America
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Red Cross Blood Bank
Milton Eason
Texarkana
Hope Lions
Boy Scouts
Pair Park
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