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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1957
Page
4
Near Blevins this 14a acre property offers a large modern house with 4 rooms and a bath, electricity, Buck line, deep well and pump. Includes 3 stock ponds, large barn, laying house, shop building and other outbuildings, 32 acres crop land, 16 acre cotton allotment, 2 acres pasture, 30 acres timber. Ideal mixed farm. equipment can be supplied if desired.
Calendar of Events notes a Christmas Community Meeting at Mt Pleasant CME Church on Saturday Dec 28 at 7 30 pm with an order of service including prayer, song, scripture, sermon and offering led by Rev A Jones and others. Union Mission Meeting follows at St Mark Baptist Church Sunday Dec 29 at 1 30 pm with Rev Mrs H A Davis as speaker and dinner served.
Oklahoma and Duke arrived in Miami to begin on scene preparations for the Orange Bowl. Oklahoma was rated 13 points better by odds makers than Duke at Durham, but Wilkinson praised Duke's tough schedule and sound coaching by Bill Murray. No on field activity scheduled today.
In Los Angeles Pat Mowry received an engagement ring from former Notre Dame and Green Bay Packers quarterback Paul Hornung. The 1938 Miss Universe contestant, Miss New Hampshire, indicated plans for an immediate marriage to Roy Leport, amid personal announcements and a holiday presentation.
The article presents Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight’s tables. It explains Major periods lasting about an hour and a half to two hours and Minor periods shorter, with times listed for days Wednesday Saturday and Sunday and the plan to fish or hunt in optimal territory.
News reports say Frank Leahy, former Notre Dame coach, may join Texas A&M as head coach with a three year deal at 16000 per year. Leahy hospitalized in Michigan City with an ankle fracture but plans to visit Chicago doctor Cliff Barborka before final agreement.
North and South collide in a Shrine game where Michigan State stars Ninowski and Kaiser shine. Kaiser nails an 86 yard field goal for the North’s 24-20 victory as Dick Christy scores twice and Ninowski throws for 295 yards and four touchdowns.
The Senior Bowl showcases top backs from across the nation including North and South rosters. Notable performers include Jim Ninowski and Fred Dugan, with standout rushers like Bob Shransky and Jim Shanley highlighting the North and South teams. The event will begin drills on January 8 as players arrive from college seasons and post season appearances.
The article discusses advances in ballistic missile guidance using accelerometers and gyroscopes to achieve pinpoint accuracy over long distances. It notes developments by Berry Gyroscope Co and theoretical solutions to in-flight navigation and reentry challenges, highlighting the move toward autonomous, compass-free navigation for missiles and vessels.
After the Louisiana Purchase the United States funded an expedition led by Meriwether Lewis and Captain William Clark. The team of more than 40 explorers traveled about 6,000 miles over two years and four months on a congressional appropriation of 2,500.
The piece surveys Christmas and New Year’s traditions across nations. It notes Dutch refugees in Singapore, a measles outbreak at a camp, naval crews at the South Pole sharing gifts, 5 000 pilgrims at Bethlehem, UN troops in Gaza, and holiday observances by leaders including Queen Elizabeth II, President Eisenhower, and Pope Pius XII. It highlights varied celebrations amid global tensions and peacekeeping missions.
No. 1 seed San Francisco Dons were set to meet Denver in the opening game of a three day college basketball tournament in Oklahoma City. The event includes a doubleheader with other matchups as teams chase the All College crown amid a clash schedule.
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