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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1964

Page

5

Vacation Church School and Youth Workshop Planned

The First Presbyterian Church at 701 South Main hosts a Vacation Church School from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday on August 3–7 and August 10–14 for Kindergarten through 6th grade with transportation via call to Mrs. Tom J. Hays. A Youth Workshop for junior and senior high students runs August 3–6 and August 10–13 at 7 p.m. Leaders include Mrs. Yn Harris Clyde Fouse Mrs. Tom Hays Jr. and Roy Allison.

First Presbyterian Aire Aan Senereah Hope Presbyterian Church South Main Tom J.hays Preneerian Church Yn Harris Clyde Fouse Tom Hays, Jr Roy Allison

Poll takeovers and fashion advice mix at Raley's Style Shoppe

An upbeat feature blends national survey quirks with local commerce. It cites Gallup style facts about American habits and preferences then pivots to a sales pitch for Raley's Style Shoppe in Hope, urging readers to visit today for Bunny Marlin knit suits, hats, and accessories in sizes 8 to 20.

Raley Hope

Mrs J W Ferrins and friends visit Little Rock in weekend trip

Eamioland society notes record Mrs J W Ferrins Mrs Van Falster and Mrs J L Jarmeson visiting in Little Rock with Mrs W W Duck ett Mrs Basil Newton and Miss Josie Anderson also noted. Mrs Newt Bundy of Stephens guest of Mrs Leon Bundy. Mr and Mrs Paul Bain and family back from Louisiana trip including New Orleans.

J.W. Ferrins van Falster J.L. Jarmeson Little Rock W.W. Duckett Basil Newton Josie Anderson Newt Bundy of Stephens Leon Bundy Paul Bain Louisiana New Orleans

Meschery Signs 1964 65 Contract With Warriors

San Francisco forward Tom Meschery of the Warriors signed his 1964 65 contract on Monday. The Warriors, who won the Western Division title last season, announced the move in San Francisco.

SAN Francisco Tom Meschery San Francisco Warrior National Baseball Association The Warriors

Two Credited With Easing Cuban Crisis

In Look magazine an ex CIA official credits ABC reporter John Scali and a Soviet official nicknamed Mr X with guiding tension toward a Cuba missile crisis settlement. Scali relayed views from Mr X to Secretary Rusk and President Kennedy, while a hidden Soviet cable signaled possible deal making. The narrative covers shifts in U.S. and Soviet positions during October 1962.

Washington U.S Roger Hilsman State Department Look Magazine American Broadcasting Company John A. Scali Mr. X United States Hilsman Columbia University Kennedy Cuba Kremlin Scali U.N America Dean Rusk Rusk Mr X Cook Khrushchev White House Giba Associated Press ABC

Arkansas Ladies for Johnson pick chair in Camden

Mrs Robbie Lively of North Little Rock was named chair of Arkansas Ladies for Johnson in Camden. The appointment was announced by Mrs Jack Carnes, Democratic national committee woman for Arkansas. Lively, a longtime party activist, is a delegate to the Democratic National Convention expected to nominate President Lyndon B Johnson.

Camden Ark Robbie Lively North Little Fock Arkansas Ladies Johnson Jack Carnes Democratic National Committee Woman Arkansas Lively Lyndon B. Johnson

Reduction in Surplus of Cotton Seen

Washington AP report from the Agriculture Department projects the U S reserve and surplus cotton could fall by 700000 to 1000000 bales in the 1964 crop marketing season ending July 31. Domestic and export demand are forecast at 146 million bales, up 700000 from 1963. Exports set at 52 million, demand for 1964 at 96 million, with reserve stocks about 12.2 million bales. The present reserve is the largest since 1956.

Washington Agriculture Department U.S

Welterweights Fought to Draw in New Bedford Ten Rounders

In New Bedford Massachusetts welterweights Dick French of Providence and Greg Gavin of New York fought to a draw over ten rounds. Both weighed 150 pounds in a bout at Sargent Field. The article also mentions Lafayette County as Arkansas smallest county and references Cold War era events surrounding Kennedy Khrushchev Scali and a newsman named Scali.

New Bedford Mass Dick French Providence B.J Greg Gavin New York Sargent Field

Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights From 1964

A snapshot of Dear Abby columns addresses family misgivings and social etiquette. Topics include a grandmother convinced television images can see her, a wife coping with her husband’s affair and friend, a social guest gifting candy at a bridge club, and blunt notes on hypocrisy and personal boundaries. McNaught Syndicate 1964 copyright.

Abigail van Buren Abby Art Linkletter Sue Cind

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