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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1968

Page

3

Calendar of Events Amid August Meetings and Scout Journey

Calendar items show Circle Noy 3 meeting at 10 a.m. August 13, Senior Citizens potluck August 15, WOC First Presbyterian Fellowship Hall event August 20, WSCS Circle 4 meeting August 12. Also notes Charles Harrell and Dewey Hendrix visiting Helena Oklahoma, and Charles Russell with Dallas scouts camping at Philmont Ranch New Mexico. Parents plan to visit August 23. Grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrell and Mrs. Lois Russell.

First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall WSCS First United Methodist Church Lloyd Spencer Earl O'Neal Edwin Ward Jack Gardener Spencer Charles Russell Dallas Philmont

Sentence justice debate and church protest in Chile

In 1968 American Bar Association urges judges to tailor punishment to individuals rather than apply fixed penalties. A AP report from Santiago notes Cardinal Silva suspending eight priests as demonstrators occupy the cathedral for 14 hours in a protest by mostly university students and lay youths. The piece also mentions the ivory billed woodpecker’s traditional habitat in virgin timber swamps.

American Bar Association ABA Will Bernard Santiago, Chile Raul Cardinal Silva Santiago

Eisenhower Improves. six heart attack crisis passes

Washington AP reports former President Dwight Eisenhower has improved enough to end regular medical bulletins as doctors say he passed the critical period after his sixth heart attack. Walter Reed officials caution recovery may be prolonged though he no longer requires oxygen and remains confined to bed with limited visitors. Albert A. Michelson is noted as the first American physicist Nobel laureate.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhowr Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital Walter Reed

Crank and Johnson Court Ark Governor Runoff Debate

State Rep. Marion Crank and Mrs. Virginia Johnson aired on statewide TV in a last minute Arkansas Democratic gubernatorial runoff debate. Crank attacked Gov. Rockefeller’s administration amid Little Rock unrest while Johnson tied Crank to special interests and warned of slowed state progress if elected.

Associated Press Marion Crank Foreman Virginia Johnson Crank Winthrop Rockefeller Little Rock Johnson Rockefeller GOP Jim

Johnson Balances Work and Rest as X Rays Await Study

President Johnson divides duties with rest while doctors review X ray results from his diverticulosis tests at Brooke Army Medical Center. A possible third surgery in four years remains on the table if inflammation develops, with findings sent to Bethesda and Mayo Clinic for comparison. Johnson, at his ranch, handles bills and reports between relaxing drives.

Frank Cormier Associated Press Austin, Tex Johnson Texas White House Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio White House Bethesda Naval Medical Center Mayo Clinic Rochester Cain

British Woman Finds Peking Dull for Entertainment

A young British woman, Mrs. R. A. Webb, says Peking is dull for Westerners with little in the way of theaters or cinemas. She and her husband, a clerical officer in Britain's diplomatic mission, crossed into Hong Kong Monday with two embassy staff members as their transfer home has been delayed by China.

Hong Kong Peking R. A. Webb

Ghosts and Muir Star Mulhare Believes in Ghosts on NBC

Hollywood reports Edward Mulhare the Ghost and Mrs Muir star believes in ghosts and recounts a wartime seance in Northern Ireland. The Virginian gains David Hartman a six five actor who chose show business over IBM or Kaiser. Digna Darrin keeps a 40 firearm collection, removing firing pins and filling barrels with lead after Kennedy’s death.

Hollywood NEA Mrs. Muir Edward Mulhare Hope Lange NBC Mulhare Northern Ireland The Virginian David Hartman Hartman Duke University IBM Kaiser Pelham New York Universal Digna Darrin Sen Robert Kennedy Jesse James Fnterprise Assn

Smaller Cars Predicted for Future From Auto Makers

U S automobile manufacturers move toward a class of smaller cheaper cars to challenge imports. Ford plans a 1970 model arriving in eight months while General Motors and others race to keep pace. American Motors President Roy Chapin Jr predicts shift toward economy minded buyers as imports gain ground.

Associated Press U.S Roy D. Chapin Jr American Motors Corp Washington America New York Times Detroit the Times Ford Motor Co Ford General Motors Corp Chrysler Corp Chapin American Motors

Television's Old-Style Private Eye Returns to Screen

TV veteran Dar ren McGavin leads NBCs new series The Outsider as David Ross a shabby private eye with a prison record. Roy Huggins creator and exec producer draws on classic detective tropes while McGavin pursues acting and directing.

Cynthia Lowry AP Televisior Hollywood Philip Marlowes Michael Shaynes Richard Diamonds Mike Hammera U.N.C.L.E Bruce Wayne Ranch Force Avengers Darren McGavin NBC McGavin Mike Hammer David Ross Roy Huggins Huggins Sanford Meisner Tyrone Guthrie Greer Garson Los Angeles Shaw Captain Brassbound

Helen Help Us Youth Asked For It Column

Teen readers vent their worries about love and dating while facing family pressures and social rules. The column presents questions on steady relationships, marriage timing, and handling conflicts with parents, with practical advice and conflict avoidance.

Usas Helen

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