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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1966

Page

2

Weather report: Arkansas Louisiana 24 hours ending Friday

Arkansas mostly cloudy and cold with a chance of sleet or light freezing rain tonight in the northern two thirds of the state. Low tonight near 20 north to around 30 south, high Saturday mostly in the 40s. Louisiana partly cloudy through Saturday with cooler north, low tonight 34-40 north and 40-50 south, high Saturday 62-68 north and 64-74 south.

Tion Arkansas Louisiana

Negro School Teachers Site at Morrilton

Six Negro teachers who lost their jobs when the all Negro Sullivan High School closed in Morrilton in May 1965 filed claims for 7622 in damages in U S District Court on Thursday Three asked to be re employed by the Morrilton School Board Damages listed include 1755 for Miss Sanders 4202 for the former principal Hyman King 300 for Mrs King 765 for Phillip Jones 350 for Mrs Braswell and 3350 for Mrs Oliver The 8th U S Circuit Court of Appeals at St Louis ruled Sept 15 that dismissals were due to improper racial considerations and the board must offer positions to qualified teachers when vacancies occur and that the teachers were entitled to damages The appeals court said one Clement Smith Jr was not entitled to damages while John Sutton did not file a claim

Little Rock Sullivan High School Morrilton U. S. District Court Margaret Sanders Phillip O. Jones Geneva Braswell Hyman King Zeophus King Helen Oliver Sanders King Jones Braswell Oliver 8Th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals St. Louis Clement S. Smith Jr John Sutton

More Pilots to Undergo Training

Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara moves to ease a shortage of combat pilots by allowing the Navy and Air Force to sharply boost pilot training next year. Sources say he will also authorize Army funding to nearly double its pilot training output in the near future.

Seymour M. Hersh Washington Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Navy Air Force Army McNamara Pensacola Fla Meridian Miss Corpus Christi Tex

California campus boycott aims to end Navy recruiting arrests

Berkeley students joined a rain drenched protest against a Navy recruiting table. About 10,000 people gathered as Chancellor Heyns returned to campus to weigh a slower response. Students seek equal campus regulation and restraint on outside police involvement.

John W. Wood Berkeley Calif University of California Navy Roger W. Heyns Harvard Princeton Heyns Daniel G. McIntosh Associated Students of the Yalta

Cutback clash looms between Johnson and liberal Democrats

President Johnson's plan to cut $5.3 billion in federal programs sparks opposition from liberal Democrats in the 90th Congress. Rep. Don Edwards leads dissent, favoring education housing and antipoverty funds, while calls grow to cut military spending instead. Mayors urge restraint on antipoverty cuts. some suggest reallocating space budgets.

Washington Johnson Mberal Democrats Rep Don Edwards Dcalif Americans For Democratic Action Congress House Edwards Committee On Economic Development Detroit Jerome P. Cavanagh Cavanagh U.S. Conference of Mayors National League of Cities

Surprise Emmy winner named at 1966 ceremony

The Associated Press reports the Emmy award winner for distinguished TV achievement in the New York area was a surprise, with Mayor John V. Lindsay cited for encouraging television production as the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences honored 1966 recipients in its 10th annual ceremony. In Arkansas, the Legislative Council approved budgets for 12 state agencies funded by special fees and taxes after adjusting pay scales to fix salary inequities. The council postponed larger reviews to Monday, reviewed job titles and salaries from a Chicago consultant report, and raised top salaries for the Workmen’s Compensation Commission and its commissioners.

Associated Press New York New York Area John V. Lindsay Lindsay New York National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Thursdev Alc Little Rock Thea Arkansas Legislative Council Game and Fish Commission Public Administration Service of Chicago Workmen's Compensation Commission

20 Bodies Found Eight Still Missing in Morrell Tragedy

Coast Guard search continues for eight missing crewmen of the Daniel J. Morrell after 20 bodies were recovered from Lake Huron. One survivor, Dennis Hale, 26, from Ashtabula, Ohio, provided the only eyewitness account as a five member board of inquiry is formed to probe why the 603 foot ore carrier split and sank in the gale with no distress signal after a routine position message. The inquiry heads to Cleveland to begin.

Gene Schroeder Harbor Beach Mich Coast Guard Daniel J. Morrell Great Lakes Lake Huron Dennis Hale Ashtabula Ohio Hale Adm Willard J. Smith Washington Charles Tighe Coast Guard 9Th District Cleveland Morrell E.Z. Townsend Kenneth Cutler

Maude Petrey obituary notes died at 85 in Texas area

Maude Palmore Petrey, 85, former Minden Louisiana resident, died Thursday. She belonged to First Methodist Church, Order of the Loy Star, DMA Club, and Order of Eastern Star of Hope. Survived by nephew H. Palmer Dupuy. Services 10 am Saturday at Herndon Chapel. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.

Maude Palmore Petrey Minden First Methodist Church Order of the Loy Star D.M.A. Club Order of Eastern St. of Hope H. Palmer Dupuy Herndon Chapel Clyde Johnson Rose Hill Cemetery E. Stephens A. G. Garrett Curti Urrey Edward Aslin Lile Eaerling Ernest May

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