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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1967
Page
2
Fragmented forecast notes indicate Arkansas cloudy to partly cloudy with rising temperatures tonight through Wednesday. Louisiana expects partly cloudy to windy conditions with a few showers west of the state, lows around 46 to 56 and highs 66 to 74, through Wednesday.
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller will attend the National Republican Governors Conference Friday in Palm Beach Florida. He is expected back in Little Rock Sunday for a state Board of Education meeting and will speak in Bentonville at noon and at a Republican dinner in Harrison tonight.
A pan Marxist named restaurant sits atop a reinforced concrete television tower rising 41 748 feet in Moscow s Ostankino District. The structure towers nearly 300 feet above New York City s Empire State Building with its antenna. Soviet broadcasts from the tower reach viewers up to 190 miles away.
Washington unions may hire lawyers to represent members in compensation cases, as the Supreme Court ruled. The decision, written by Justice Hugo L. Black, rejected the idea that such arrangements constitute unauthorized practice of law by the union. It endorsed a plan used by United Mine Workers in Illinois and could encourage similar setups by unions and church groups.
Discussion from Page 1 covers McCarthy’s possible lone entry on the Democratic primary ballot in Massachusetts and the potential impact on delegates. Humphrey predicts debate won’t split the party despite McCarthy’s four or more primaries. Meany pledges support for Johnson as AFLCIO opens its Miami Beach convention amid heavy combat losses and rising air war figures in Vietnam.
James Madison, noted as the first man to serve in the U.S. House and later rise to the presidency, marks a pivotal early path in American political leadership. His career in Congress preceded his tenure as the nation’s fourth president.
The Weather Bureau forecasts mild, largely cloudy conditions across Arkansas through Wednesday with rain in many areas. Lows tonight should be in the 40s and Wednesday highs in the mid to upper 60s. statewide overnight readings ranged from 30 to 43 degrees in various towns. Light precipitation was noted Monday in the northwest, including Fayetteville at .18 inch.
Foreign Minister Thanat Kinmun says the United States risks a more devastating war in Vietnam if aggression is not checked, attacking Sen. J. William Fulbright as an opponent of civil rights. Student leaders preview a Lions Christmas auction to raise food and funds, while coaches discuss the upcoming basketball season and a December 19 Christmas Lathies Night party.
Detroit police closed in on Eugene Ector after a 16 hour siege capped by a dawn extraction. Ector, 62, armed with a Luger pistol and an M1 rifle, held as many as nine people inside his West Side home. Officers said relatives were allowed to leave during the standoff and no one was hurt.
The Clarksville Port Authority has applied for a permit to establish a port on the north bank of the Arkansas River, announced by the Little Rock District of the Army Engineers. Public ports on the river have been approved for Little Rock, Pine Bluff, and Fort Smith. Clarksville would be about four miles southwest of the city.
On Saturday December 2 Yerger High School President Charles Martin attended Governor Winthrop Rockefeller’s Youth Council at Winrock Farms Morriston. About 150 presidents from across Arkansas attended. program began at 2 30 p m with the governor’s welcome.
Fred M. Russell, 69, died Monday in a Texarkana hospital. He headed the Hope Street Department for many years. He was a Mason and Baptist Church member. Survived by wife Christine May Russell, two daughters Mrs. Thomas Luth of Palm Springs and Mrs. Jerry Carlton of Texarkana, two brothers Franklin of Fort Worth and Eugene Russell of Camden, three sisters Mrs. Leonard Fuller Mrs. Kent Light both of Nope and Mrs. Vee Williams of Atlanta, Texas. Services Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Rev. Gerald Trussell. Burial in Memory Gardens by Oakcrest Funeral Home. Honorary pallbearers from Hope Street Department staff.
Effie Poynter Walton Giacomini of Clarksville, longtime AP and state paper correspondent, died in a Fort Smith hospital at age 62 after weeks of hospitalization. She is survived by her daughter, Mary.
T J Silvey superintendent of Calico Rock School District filed a 600000 defamation suit against Ralph Terry Fred Mason and Dr and Mrs Noel Copp. He says the four made false statements alleging theft or misapplication of school funds and abused Bard Chancery Court to seek his removal. The initial suit was dismissed and the second was filed after.
Clarendon, AP report says Jack Watford of American Commercial Barge Line urged deeper White River channels. Army Corps officials discussed a 22 foot depth to handle large barges, potentially affecting Terre Haute and surrounding basin economies.
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