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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
2
Maj. Allen Templeton, who led the Criminal Investigation Division of the Arkansas State Police from 1952 to 1960, died Saturday in a Little Rock hospital at age 67. He previously served as a prominent state law enforcement official.
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday shows a high 75 and low 69 with 3.20 inches of weekend precipitation. Arkansas sees partly cloudy skies with little temp change through Tuesday and scattered thundershowers especially north. lows tonight in the 70s and highs Tuesday 84 to 94. Louisiana stays partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with scattered afternoon thundershowers. lows 72 to 77 and highs 88 to 94. In Montgomery Alabama Governor George Wallace hints at a 1968 presidential run if no true conservative is nominated. he would not run if a candidate from the national parties is chosen whom we can vote for.
William A. Smith 88 of Cale dies Sunday. Retired farmer, Mount Moriah Church member. Survived by wife Clara, three sons Harold Texarkana Lonnie Louisiana William Ellis Smith Cale. five daughters and many relatives. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. Mount Moriah Church with burial Mount Moriah Cemetery. Carl Hinton 78 of Stamps dies Saturday in Lewisville hospital. Former Patmos resident, Panhandle and Soil Conservation leader, WWII War Foods Administrator. Survived by widow Nellie Hinton. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. First Baptist Church Stamps. burial Macedonia Cemetery.
Rioting whites clashed with police in Chicago after civil rights marches into all white areas. At least 16 injured, 21 arrested as Marquette Park and nearby districts saw rocks, bottles, and club use, sparked by a speech from American Nazi party leader urging white action against Negro areas.
Two Arkansas teens drowned at Camp Taylor near Hardy after one attempted a rescue. Larry Barnhill, 18, of Paragould and Robby Blue, 13, of Blytheville died in about 15 feet of water. Deputy Fred Duncan identified the victims.
AP News analyst James Marlow notes the Viet Nam conflict lacks clarity on duration and troop needs. He cites 290,000 U S troops in South Viet Nam with 400,000 expected by year end and studies predicting five to eight more years of fighting depending on troop levels. He cites U S officials denying such studies exist while reiterating peace talks remain unlikely with North Vietnam. Johnson and Rusk reiterate willingness to negotiate but offer no new steps.
Nashville AP reports the First Church of Dallas, Texas with about 13,538 members is listed as the largest church in the Southern Baptist Convention, the nation’s largest Protestant denomination.
Los Angeles federal court orders Ben Blue to stand trial on November 15 on six counts of evading federal income taxes totaling 39334.96 dollars. The charges accuse him of willful concealment and false reporting of income. A grand jury indictment outlines the alleged scheme and amounts.
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