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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1968

Page

2

Noted Writers and Officials Die Across U S and Calif

Obituary notices report the deaths of Philip M. Cott 58 Detroit editor and writer linked to the New York Sun and the Michigan Labor Mediation Board and Energy Commission during Eisenhower era. Sister Mary Aloysius 79 Chatsworth Calif taught at St Johns Military Academy.

Philip’ M. M. Cott Afor New ‘York Sun Detroit Philip Aivelss Michigan Labor, Mediation Bostd Gatolite Energy Commission Torsamet Dwight Eisengpower Rey Chatsworth Calif Sg2 Mary Aloysius Ronald Y Reagan Bing Crosby Eddie Foy Bob Hope Bon Ameche St. John’s Military Academy

Senate panel backs ban on handgun mail order sales

The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 8 to 6 to ban mail order handgun sales as part of a broad anti crime bill. Absent members may change the final tally to about 9 to 7. Chairman Eastland expects the bill to go to the Senate next Tuesday. The session aims to resolve disputes after the committee earlier rejected broader gun controls.

John Chadwick Associated Press Washington (Ap TheSenate ‘Judiciary’ Committee James O. Eastland D-Miss Martin Luther ‘King, Jr

Weather Report for Arkansas Station Forecast

Weather data for 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday shows high 66 and low 38. Arkansas forecast calls for clear and cool tonight, Thursday partly cloudy and warmer with tonight's low 38 to 48.

Weather Experiment Station Arkansas

Feld outlines ten studies on wage law and state finances

Rep Feld, a leading candidate for speaker, lists proposed studies including wage law effects on state appropriations, financing shifts from Amendment 49 bonds, hospital and nursing home care under Medicare, safety rules for TV sets, a public defender system, and changes prompted by the one man one vote decision. He pledges to curb expenditures and represent constituents with legislative experience.

Nrxt House of Representatives House Feld Legislative Council Federal Internal Revenue Department General Assembly U. S. Supreme Court

Mills Still Demanding Cutbacks

CHICAGO AP Rep Wilbur D Mills D Ark reiterated Tuesday his demand that any income tax hike be paired with cuts in funds now authorized for future government spending not just for the coming year. He said unspent authorizations by July 4 would total 222.3 billion that can be spent without further action by Congress and will rise to 226.4 billion next year unless cut. Mills, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, noted his panel has stalled President John F. Kennedy's 10 percent income surtax proposal since it was sent to Congress.

Chicago Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Mills Congress House Ways and Means Committee Johngoy Sloce Kat Fu

Phone Strike Settlement Predicted

Washington AP reports 165000 striking telephone workers predict an eventual settlement with informal talks ongoing at Bell System. Beirne says an overwhelming union win is likely. New York installers and Western Electric discuss broad settlement outlines as 140000 more Bell workers remain on strike in 15 states.

Washington eThere Hns Joseph A. Beirne Beirne Bell Telephone System New York Patrick Morgan J. F. Griggs Western Electric Co Western Electric Bell System Bell

Defense Plan Lets Arkansas Get 1.81 Million in Construction

The House Armed Services Committee approved a Defense Department request totaling 1.81 million dollars for Arkansas. The Blytheville Air Force Base would receive 1.641 million and Pine Bluff Arsenal 169 thousand.

Associated Press Washington Defense Department Arkansas House Armed Services Committee Blytheville Air Force Base Pine Bluff Arsenal

No change in status of F111 after third crash in a month

Saigon U.S. military spokesman says there is no change in the F111 status after a third crash in a month. North Vietnam claims it shot down the plane over Quang Binh as crews bailed out. U.S. officers cite possible crashes in Thailand or Laos and note two earlier F111s were grounded for 11 days after a March 30 crash.

Wis M. Simons Associated Press Saigon North Vietnam U.S Washington Pentagon Vietnam Quang Binh Demilitarized Zone Thailand Laos Ta Kh

Freeman Says Food Aid Needs New Powers and Billions

Washington AP the secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman says the department would require new congressional authority and billions of dollars to deliver the food aid urged by a citizen group claiming about 10 million Americans are constantly hungry. Freeman spoke after a 25 member Citizens Board of Inquiry into Hunger and Nutrition issued its report.

Washington Secrestary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Congress Freeman Citizens Board of Inquiry

Publisher to Run for Legislature in Arkansas

Louis Graves publisher of the Nashville News filed Tuesday as a Democratic candidate for House District 31 covering Howard and Pike counties. Senator W. K. Ingram of West Memphis sought re election to Senate District 25 Pos. 2, representing Cross Crittenden and St. Francis counties. Elton A. Rieves II of West Memphis failed to file valid independent petitions for House District 28 Pos. 2, Crittenden County, and will return to correct the error.

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Rockefeller weighs tax changes for state budget drive

Governor Rockefeller indicated the administration needs eight to ten more days to draft bills for a special session. He cited a $1.75 trillion need to fund the penitentiary system and discussed a stamp tax on real estate transfers projected to raise about $500,000 annually. He said he would consider a mixed drink proposal if a strong bill emerged from the 1967 session, while an association of private club managers works on such legislation.

Rockefeller

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