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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1964
Page
3
The Usher Board of the Bee Bee Memorial C M E Church will sponsor a tea at Mrs. Walter Joe's home Sunday August 30 from 4 to 6 PM. Admission 25 cents. Reporter Gertrude Douglas notes other community updates and distance travels for church events.
Little Rock AP Tim Shea an Air Force Reserve colonel announced he established a headquarters for Democrats to back Rockefeller. He plans to staff with two paid workers and seeks volunteers to help elect Winthrop Rockefeller governor in the November 3 election, arguing Faubus has held office ten years and must be defeated.
Six Mineral Springs high school cheerleaders linked hands in rain to halt Winthrop Rockefeller's campaign bus. They performed cheers developed to boost his gubernatorial bid. Rockefeller left the bus, greeted the girls, and invited them to his January inauguration if he wins the November 3 election against Gov. Orval Faubus.
The article explains shorter regular solunar periods with Major periods in bold lasting about 1.5 to 2 hours and Minor periods printed below from John Alden Knight's tables. It advises planning fishing or hunting to coincide with these times and lists daily Major and Minor windows across the week with approximate start times and durations.
Jupe Cotten and Frank Ives discuss Renwick's gang after a mail coach stage raid at Telegraph Pass. A wanted poster names Supe Cotten for the robbery with $500 reward, while Jupe vows to strike back. The crew recalls falls, fear, and pursuit as the feud continues.
Standings show Philadelphia leading with 77 wins and 50 losses in the NL, followed by Cincinnati, San Francisco, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, and New York. Friday results include New York over Chicago, Pittsburgh over Philadelphia, San Francisco over Milwaukee, and St. Louis over Los Angeles, with Houston at Cincinnati rained out. Major League leaders include Clemente batting .344, Mays 39 home runs, and Koufax with 12–0 decisions and 228 strikeouts.
Dr. Mason G. Lawson, Little Rock health officer, says he knows of no encephalitis cases in the city in his 22 years on the job. Three cases have been reported near Eureka Springs and almost 300 near Houston, Texas.
J D Scott, a faculty member leading the Negro college development program, was named acting president of Philander Smith College in Little Rock on Wednesday until a permanent successor to Roosevelt D Crockett is chosen after Crockett resigned Monday.
The clipping lists player stats for baseball and ends with a parenting tip about giving children a set amount to spend and clarifying expenses. It also contains disjointed AP attribution text and garbled lines from a printer’s imprint.
Michael R. Porter, 15, of Fort Smith died in a hospital Tuesday from injuries after a ride overturned several times near Enterprise on Arkansas 45 last Friday. His brother Thomas, 16, was injured and in fair condition at a local hospital.
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