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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1966

Page

2

Weather Report for Arkansas and Louisiana with Classes

Weather report shows Arkansas clear to partly cloudy with small temperature change through Wednesday, isolated thundershowers mainly in the south. Louisiana partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers after four as highs reach 92 and lows in the 60s to 70s. Summer art classes at First Presbyterian Church in Hope feature activities for 9 to 12 age group, teens, and adults led by Whit Connah from the Arkansas Arts Center.

Arkansas Louisiana First Presbyterian Church Hope Junior Whit Connah Hope Arkansas Aarts Center

Lewis County Democrats name chairman after picnic miss

In New Bremen New York Lewis County Democrats choose a chairman after their annual picnic. An invited guest won a prize with the winning number at the event. The guest was Charles Shaver Lewis County Republican chairman.

New Bremen N.Y Lewis County Starly Charles Shaver

Chrysler Emphasizes Auto Safety In New 1967 Line

Chrysler President Lynn A Townsend announced the 1967 line with a major safety emphasis. He highlighted an energy absorbing steering column and a dual braking system standard on all models, from Valiant to Imperial, amid pressure over auto safety. Townsend noted record planning costs of 370 million dollars and predicted moderate sales compared with 1965 records.

Charles C. Cain AP Business News LOS Angeles Chrysler Lynn A. Townsend Townsend United States U.S Ralph Nader

Housing to Get Stopgan Shot in Arm Analysis

An AP News Analysis reports the federal government plans a multibillion dollar boost to the lagging housing industry. The move aims to jump start housing but could trigger higher interest rates and other negative side effects, with policy details attributed to JOSEPH R. COYNE.

Stopgan Joseph R. Coyne Washington Ingre

Hope Arkansas Bank Plan on Housing Boost

The HOPE plan aims to inject 4.76 billion into the housing industry via Fannie Mae to bolster private home lending. Officials call it a stopgap not a cure, expecting a roughly 106,000 lift in private housing starts while acknowledging tight credit and high rates. President Johnson expected to sign after pass by House.

Federal National Mortgage Association Fanenie Mae House Johnson Fannie Mae

Vigilantes Recast Role in Cuba's Public Campaigns

In Havana, Cuba the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution once feared for executions now lead public health education and rent collection. About a quarter of Cuba's population participates in these neighborhood committees which oversee daily life, campaign propaganda and volunteer activities, shifting from punitive acts to broader governance duties.

Isaac M, Flores Havana Fap Cuba Fidel Castro Castro

Berlin border shooting Leaves man dead at canal

East German border guards shot a drunk West Berlin man who swam to the East Berlin bank of a midcity canal along the border. Riddled with bullets while returning to the West, he died in a hospital about an hour after the incident.

Berlin West Berlin East Berlin

Truman Faces Sticky Question on Rates and Inflation

Former President Truman questions if rising interest rates curb inflation or trigger deflation and a possible depression. The AP notes prices keep rising despite high rates, loan demand remains strong, and credit tightness hits home building. Market fears, commentary from bankers, and policy splits in Congress shape the debate. Senate backs a Russell amendment for reservist service. House rejects it, citing separate defense measures.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York Harry S. Truman Get Money Bears Truman Congress

Reserve Bill Called a Pale Substitute

Washington Senator Richard B Russell said the House Armed Services Committee plan to authorize the president to call up about 190000 Reservists is a pale substitute for what is needed. The bill would activate about 56000 nondrilling reservists and 133000 others not yet trained. Russell, head of the Senate committee, questioned if the measure goes far enough and said he will study developments as the proposal moves forward.

Senate House Armed Services Committee Mendel Rivers D.S.C Washington Abp Richard B. Russell Johnson Russell House Armed Services Committee Congress O-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee Prompress Philyte

Group urges Johnson to skip Legion address over segregation

The American Veterans Committee asked President Johnson to cancel his plan to speak at the American Legion national convention, citing that the Legion remains segregated. AWC tallied parade units showing 177 white, 42 integrated, 19 all Negro, and 26 with token Negro participation. Johnson’s speech at the Legion in Washington was announced as the Legion prepared to back a firm Vietnam policy.

Raymond J. Crowley Washington American Veterans Committee Johnson American Legion Legion White House Legionnaires District of Columbia AWC Weir Viet Nam

Humphrey Bride on Honeymoon

Robert Humphrey and Donna Erickson married at St. Olaf’s Church in Minneapolis. The couple, two days into their honeymoon, smiled when asked about travel directions. The ceremony drew hundreds at the Humphrey home in Waverly and included Mrs. Patrick Nugent, President Johnson’s daughter.

Minneapolis Minn Robert Humphrey Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Robert Donna Erickson St. Olaf’s Catholic Church Mankato State College Here Waverly Patrick Nugent President Johnson

Big Stars Open Pasadena Playhouse

Pasadena Playhouse reopens with performances by Charlton Heston Robert Vaughn Buddy Ebsen Marilyn Maxwell Lloyd Nolan and Victor Jury after a closure since August due to tax problems.

Pasadena Playhouse Pasadena Calif Charlton Heston Robert Vaughn Buddy Ebsen Marilyn Maxwell Lloyd Nolan Vicetor Jury

Tight Money Blamed on Interest Hike

NEW YORK AP Tight money blamed on rising rates for auto financing and mortgage support. Auto lenders raise dealer loan rates to 6 4 percent and banks to 6 5 percent, pushing up new car prices while mortgage access eases this fall. Banks may use higher rates to discourage business borrowing amid stock-market divestment.

Sam Dawson AP Business News New York

Honea and Applegate Obituaries From August 30 1966

Obituaries record H C Honea aged 73 native of Blevins died in Houston Texas surviving wife Millie Honea four children Leo Elmer and Rober Honea of Fayetteville Mrs Cal Cain of Houston four brothers and five sisters services and burial near Fayetteville Applegate infant Randy Joe Applegate three week old son of Mr and Mrs William Applegate died today survivors include brother David A two sisters Kathy Darlene Pamela Diane and grandparents and great grandmother services Wednesday at Anderson Baptist Church burial Foster Cemetery Funeral Home.

Honea C. Honea Blevins Houston Texas Millie Honea Leo Colorado Elmer Rober Honea Fayetteville Cal Cain

More Guards for Institute Hiring In Rhode Island

CRANSTON Rhode Island AP The Rhode Island Adult Correctional Institution is recruiting additional guards. Warden Harold V Langlois cites 14 guard vacancies and an $800 pay ratio improving starting pay to nearly 4800 annually, spurring applications.

Cranston, RI Rhode Island Adult Correctional Institution Harold V. Langlois

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