Hope Star News Market and Publishing Notes
Hope Star item lists publishers and advertising representatives across Arkansas and nationwide. Mentions Arkansas Democrat Journal, Associated Press rights, and mailing offices in Memphis Chicago New York and Oklahoma City. Includes dates and addresses for classifieds and agencies, plus AP exclusive republication rights.
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Mail Advertising
Arkansas Dagilles, Inc
Sterich
Memphis
Tenn
Texa Bank
Callies
Texas
Michigen Ava
Chicago
Ill
New York
N. V
Penobscot
Petrol
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Ionolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Pan
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
JFK Speech Highlights Berlin Crisis Tactics
President Kennedy and senators criticize Soviet threats and Berlin crisis tactics. Khrushchev’s announcement is labeled a tactic linked to the ongoing Berlin crisis. Mansfield hopes for possible agreement and warns of Soviet hypocrisy while urging a stronger U S nuclear arsenal. Symington expresses concern over discussing Soviet resumption of nuclear capability.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
Kremlin
Free World
Mansfield
West
Soviet Union
Lawmakers Battle Rail Road Lockout Law Provisions
The House considers changes to a pending measure requiring railroad workers and agents to watch for pedestrians on tracks while Lt. Gov. Gordon defends it as non compromising with earlier limits on contributory negligence. A separate conflict of interest bill aims to bar state contracts with firms run by current officials, but prospects look poor. Gov. Faubus signs four special session bills financing Senate and House expenditures and salary corrections for 1961 era clerks and court division distinctions.
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Nathan Gordon
Gordon
House Public Expenditures Committee
Ouachita
David H. Pryor
Guv. Faubus
Senate
House
Pulaski Circuit Court
Curfew Ordered as Algeria Turmoil Tells of Night Violence
In Oran a 6 PM curfew was ordered after youths roamed the city in retribution for the killing of a 17 year old European and an 18 year old by rebel forces. Six Algerians died and 92 were wounded as mobs dragged Muslims from cars and beat them with clubs.
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Oran
Algeria
Mostems
Soviet Testing Debate Sparks Cold War Questions
In remarks about nuclear weapons, officials question whether the Soviet Union halted testing, noting uncertainty about their ongoing activity and challenging assumptions that testing has ceased. The discussion highlights anxieties about arms control and the pace of the arms race.
Louisiana Weather: Warm With Scattered Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy and warm through Friday with scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoons and evenings. Low tonight 68 to 75, highest Friday 92. Continuous weather update notes mid 80s to mid 90s as temperatures rise across the state through the period.
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Louisiana
Khrushchev Signals End of Geneva Talks in Russia Roadblock
The Soviet Union indicated no alternative but to resume testing, ending 338 sessions of Geneva talks that began in October 1958. President Kennedy accused the Soviets of threatening global safety and called emergency meetings to decide if the United States would respond. U.S. delegate Arthur Dean and British observer Gore tied the remarks to potential shifts in world opinion while the Soviets framed their stance as a peace loving policy inviting foreign judgment.
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Soviet Union
Geneva
Kennedy
United States
Arthur
H. Dean
U.S. del Agate
David Ormsby Gore
Soviet decision to resume testing shocks world leaders
Washington reports the Soviet decision to resume nuclear tests as a brutal power play aimed at pressuring the West over Berlin. The move comes amid stalled talks in Geneva on a test ban and follows a pattern of Kremlin detachment from world opinion, signaling Moscow’s willingness to test new weapons while insisting on its terms.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Berlin
Russia
West
Geneva
United States
Congress
Kennedy
Moscow
Belgrade
Harry M. Jackson
Washington Democrat
Joint
Congressional Committee On Atomic’ Energy
U.S
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Arthur H. Dean
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Pean
Fulbright Pushes Arkansas in Food Stamp Test Areas
Senator J W Fulbright urges inclusion of Arkansas in Agriculture Department food stamp plan tests. He reminded Agriculture Secretary Freeman of prior discussions when a decision on testing areas would follow a pilot period. The request ties to ongoing pilot program considerations and broader food assistance policy.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Arkansas
Agriculture Department
Fulbright
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Economic recovery urged with unemployment reforms
A leader called for Congress to pass a bill to retain jobless workers while acknowledging additional measures may be needed. He urged consolidating foreign aid to roughly 7.2 billion dollars over five years as recommended by a Senate House conference committee.
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Congress
Senate House
Senators Vote Against Rights Board Extension
In Washington Arkansas Nons, J. W. Fulbright, and John ZL. McCloran joined 27 others in voting against extending the Civil Rights Commission for two years. The amendment to an appropriations bill passed 70 to 19 but the overall measure awaits further votes.
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Washington
Arkansas
J. W. Fulbright
John ZL. McCloran
Civil Rights Commission
Stations Seek to Increase Power in Arkansas Stations Seek to Increase Power
Washington AP reports two Arkansas radio stations filed FCC applications. KAMD Camden seeks daytime power increase from 1 kilowatt to 5 kilowatts. KAAB Hot Springs requests assignment of construction permit and license to National Park Broadcasting Co Tuc.
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Washington
Arkansas
Federal Communications Commission
KAMD
Camden
Kaab At
Hot Springs
National Park Broadcasting Co
Tuc
Kennedy Warns West Berlin Could Be untenable Under Direct Attack
President Kennedy told a news conference that West Berlin would be untenable if attacked by the Soviet Union and urged Soviet awareness of U.S. resolve to defend the city. He called the few thousand U.S. troops there a hostage to intent, contrasting his remarks with earlier comments and outlining military considerations about reinforcements, supply lines, and the risk of air and ground bombardment.
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Washington
Kennedy
West Berlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Bastofe
Stalingrad
U.S. Army
Germany
Bonn
Berlin
Discretion cited in refusal to name Mont Blanc survivors
French police refused to disclose the Ratner of rescued persons after the Mont Blanc cable car crash, citing discretion as travelers’ associations remain unknown. Four members of a German family and an Italian father and son were killed when two cars derailed and plunged onto the glacier.
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Chiamonix
France
Mont Blanc
Fighter Cover for Transport Planes Sparks War Threshold
The remark notes that fighter cover for transport planes could escalate tension, implying more shooting and pushing the issue toward the threshold of general war. It underscores the risk of broader conflict if air support translates into intensified combat operations.
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