05 Aug 1975
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1975
Page
1
High pressure from the north brings fair skies and cooler, drier air over Arkansas. The atmospheric stability ends shower activity and forecasts suggest continued pleasant weather through Wednesday with a potential for a few afternoon or evening thundershowers.
August 5 1975 weather outlook for eastern and southern state regions mentions showers possible in north Wednesday. Highs in upper 80s, lows in 60s. Extended forecast shows no significant precipitation. Also includes subscription rates and carrier, mail, and college student bargain offers for The Hope Star.
Wide local showers aided crops and grasslands in the state with all crops in good condition. Cotton fields show renewed vigor while rice develops large heads and soybeans bloom. Insect pressures rise with boll weevils and plant bugs affecting isolated areas. some drought stress in late beans. A referenced cyclone impact on Calcutta, India, in 1864 is noted.
President Marcos told visiting U.S. congressmen the United States may use Philippine bases so long as facilities stay under Philippine control. He urged reopening negotiations to end extra territorial rights and cited Clark Air Base and Subic Bay as key installations. Rep. Lester Wolff led the delegation praising continued U.S. involvement in world affairs. The Sharpstown Baptist Youth Choir of Houston will give a sacred music concert at First Baptist Church on Saturday August 9 at 7 30.
In Jackson the six Democratic hopefuls vie for the party’s gubernatorial nomination with Lt. Gov. William Winter as front runner and Maurice Dantin Cliff Finch John Arthur Eaves Leman Gandy and David Perkins also in the field. Republican Gil Carmichael is unopposed. The general election is November 4.
In Moscow the Technology for the American Home show drew over 100000 visitors at Luzhniki Park, with guides reporting most questions centered on people and daily life rather than goods. Guides noted Muscovites’ interest in American family life and salaries, amid a detente era mood.
Bertha Hochuli 81 died in a Texarkana hospital after a long illness born July 22 1894 in St Jacob Illinois. She was a nurse and hospital administrator linked with Boone County Hospital Missouri for 30 years and former Missouri Hospital Association president. Funeral 4 p.m. Wednesday Texarkana Funeral Home. burial Rose Hill Cemetery Hope. Archie K Cook 70 of Lewisville died in a Stamps Arkansas nursing home survived by wife and children. funeral arrangements pending. Also brief AP note on Apollo moon mission interference by daytime radio signals in Minneapolis due to a local station.
Cargille Inc invites growers to a 7 30 p m Thursday meeting at the Hope Farm Bureau building. Harry Simcox of Cargill will lead. Call H I Townsend at 6565 or 3043 for details. Also notes recruit training for David A. Shelton in Alameda CA and ASU summer commencement in Jonesboro with 419 grads.
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