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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1966
Page
1
Alex H. Washburn presents a concise meditation on daily nourishment and mindful living, reflecting on routine meals, simple acts of care, and the quiet value of ordinary moments.
A Mississippi with vacation trends notes Americans take varied trips from fishing to bird watching. It stresses planning, close-to-civilization campsites with services, and safety concerns as summer leisure peaks, urging preparedness and caution to prevent injuries.
Ron from New York and Gordon from Chicago recount their recovery journey through faith in Plano. Both men, ages 23 and 33, describe past drug use and multiple treatments including federal facilities in Lexington. They say religious support helps them kick habits after trying various programs.
U S B52s bomb the demilitarized zone for the fourth time this week striking infiltration routes supply dumps and gun positions. Other raids hit near the Cambodian frontier and Chu Pong Mountain. North Vietnamese regulars clashed with U S forces earlier in the week as air and ground actions continued across South Viet Nam. The United States reported significant damage to enemy huts bunkers and barges along with multiple sorties by South Vietnamese pilots and Navy air power. Spain bans British flights as Gipraltay dispute persists.
BASE Calif AP A satellite designed to study radiation belts is in a polar orbit ranging from 220 miles to 2776 miles above Earth. The Scout rocket launched it Thursday from the West Coast missile center near base California.
AP photographer Horst Faas reports on South Viet Nam commando teams destroying Can Den near Cambodia. Sixty raiders kill villagers and seize others, melt metal for grenades, and spread terror to counter Viet Cong activity. Some villagers flee to Cambodia while captives are questioned later.
United States steel firms, led by major producers, raised prices by 2 to 3 per ton on sheet and strip products used in autos and consumers goods. The White House faced pressure to halt the increases, while Johnson officials warned the public interest could be harmed. Moyers noted the impact may appear later.
The Pentagon announced that six U S Air Force reconnaissance squadrons based in France will be pulled out starting this month. Three squadrons will relocate to bases in Britain, with the remaining three to be reassigned domestically or to other allied bases.
Mao Zedong calls for a new Chinese revolution turning soldiers to part time peasants and small factory managers, peasants to part time factory hands, and workers to dig gardens. The plan aims to fuse city and countryside into a single revolutionary class and prevent capitalism, sparking resistance across the army, party, government, and culture as China eyes a future of mass participation in both industry and agriculture.
Rockefeller arrived in Hope Friday at 3 30 p m greeted by local citizens at Hope Airport. Accompanying him were Mrs Rockefeller Maurice Footsie Britt candidate for Lieutenant Governor Jerry Thomasson candidate for attorney general and Jim Atkins formerly of Hope. A reception followed at Republican Headquarters with a green and white campaign color arrangement. Hostesses were Hempstead County Republican Women and Young Arkansans for Rockefeller attended the guest book. A large group from Sevier Lafayette Howard Miller Nevada and Little River counties joined supporters.
The Red River Vocational Technical School near Hope opens with regular classes on September 26 after a pilot heavy equipment operation class began April 18. J W Rowe directs, Jim Pickren assistant, Dick Moore business manager. Scholarships totaling 14 worth 60 dollars yearly aid local students. Routes and housing arranged with one cent per mile bus fare within a 50 mile radius. Open to 16 year olds with aptitude.
HUD approves a $205,179 loan to the City of Hope for a public housing project costing over $1 million. The plan includes 140 low rent homes and 66 units designed for the elderly, per a telegram from Congressman Jim Trimble reported by The Star.
An Associated Press survey shows only New Jersey and Rhode Island require rifle permits. New Jersey issues a $2 lifetime ID after background checks and fingerprints. other states largely regulate pistols or have minimal gun controls.
In Chicago Lawn an all white mob attacked during a civil rights march led by Dr Martin Luther King Jr. Spurned by rage over open housing demands the 800 demonstrators faced 6 000 residents. A 19 year old white youth was wounded by a knife thrown toward King and 39 whites were arrested as 28 injured were treated in hospitals. King vowed to return and continue the effort until Black residents can move in and safety is secured.
In Nashville a small town businessman beat Rep. Tom Murray in the Tennessee primary, leading by 392 votes with 9 of 311 precincts counted in the 7th District. Murray refused to concede pending official results as more ballots arrive.
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