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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1966
Page
2
Lawrence County voters approved a 730000 project bond issue part of SB1750 to fund a building for Broke Tat Wein Inc now in temporary quarters at Walnut Ridge Airport. The article also mentions an unusual catlike animal, and references Haydn and a last note before his death.
AP reports boxing results from New York to Texarkana with Ray Patterson outpointing Carl Gizzi in heavyweights and Dickie DeVeronica, Don Litz, Cleveland Williams, and Willie Richardson winning on points or by knockout. In Baptist meeting news Dr E Harold Hendreson of Lubbock was elected president amid 2,000 attendees. Cerberus is cited as mythic guardian of hell.
Grandy Royston son of Mir and Mrs G D Royston Jr received the Joe Amour Service award for the third quarter from Hope High School Student Council. He serves as class representative treasurer of Key Club FTA Junior Counselor and member of the Rifle and Pistol Club Boys State and Senior 16.
Named Official A. Hope youth Joe Keesey, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph K Keesey Sr of 1107 West 7th, was elected by the Independent Men of Southwestern in Memphis to represent them on the Social Commission. He is a sophomore. Prime Minister Harold Wilson sent Ambassador Sir Hugh S Stephenson back to South Africa to urge Premier Hendrik Verwoerd to curb oil exports to Rhodesia and warned of possible sanctions or a UN blockade if flows remain.
Long biographical notice outlines Bill Arnold rear- conditions, military service, bar affiliations, and civic roles in Texarkana and Arkansas. It highlights his wartime service, legal credentials, and judgeship qualifications, plus a forthcoming paid political announcement. Also notes a health advisory on tobacco switching from cigarettes to cigars.
National DIY Week prompts a Raley's sale of spring merchandise with fifty five dresses cut to one third to one half off. Final sales apply and early shoppers secure best choices. Fifteen women win bargains in suits wool and knits in two and three piece outfits. Millinery marked down same terms except white remains excluded.
HONOLULU reports Canberra became the first U.S. ship to operationally use a satellite communications relay. The link connected the Canberra with the naval communications station in Hawaii via the Syncom satellite, marking a milestone in military satellite communications.
Washington reports a $1.9 million grant approved by the Economic Opportunity agency to fund a comprehensive rat control program in Chicago. The piece also notes historical quirks about Karl Mars and a misaligned reference to Polynesian independence in 162.
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