07 Feb 1962
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1962
Page
1
Hope Star publishing details appear with old staff names and postal rates, listing consolidation notes and advertising terms. The fragment mentions various editors, advertising managers, circulation information, and subscription prices for one month to one year, plus several city and national advertising offices.
A two day postgraduate pediatrics course on congenital defects rheumatic disorders and viral infections is held today and Thursday at the University of Aphaungas Medical Center.
Kennedy urges continued push for a satellite system with private ownership while government lays groundwork. He cites a proposed Class A voting stock and suggests initial costs may be high but aims to avoid domination by any single stockholder. U S population grew from 151.9 million in 1956 to 179.2 million in 1960.
Arkansas expects considerable cloudiness and warmer conditions through Thursday. Highs this afternoon mid 40s to mid 50s, tonight 34 to 39, with Thursday highs in the mid 50s to mid 80s and lows in the 40s to 50s. Louisiana shows partly cloudy and warmer through Thursday, with night lows around 36 to 40 and Thursday highs near 50s.
A KLM DC8 passenger plane bound for West New Guinea with Dutch troops aboard in civilian clothes was held in Anchorage Alaska after Tokyo refused a landing permit. The 68 soldiers were traveling to Dutch New Guinea, a territory claimed by Indonesia.
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 99, remains in Cameron Hospital in Stockton awaiting discharge. Doctors say he is improving after knee trouble and will stay for about a week. He retired from coaching in 1960 and will turn 100 in August.
Washington AP report says President Kennedy aims for a steel labor settlement within weeks. If delays occur, he can activate Taft Hartley cooling-off procedures to prevent a strike or end one in progress, with Goldberg and the President insisting a steel walkout is unacceptable during economic recovery.
The Associated Press reports talk of a steel strike as talks tighten between Kennedy and Goldberg while weather reports from cities nationwide show cloudy and clear conditions. Officials fear stockpiling will rise before possible contract changes and Congress could intervene to prevent a walkout.
Mrs Francis Gary powers says her husband in the Soviet Union has no hope for reduction of the 0 year espionage sentence. She received a letter expressing despondency over officials' stance that the seriousness of his crime blocks clemency or parole.
Senator J William Fulbright D Ark filed for Democratic nomination to a fourth six year term paying a 1500 filing fee. He sign ed party pledges at Secretary of State Nancy Hall office and faces no clear opposition though rumors linked Governor Faubus and former Rep Dale Alford. Fulbright chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and began a statewide speaking tour before returning to Washington with his candidacy announced. Mrs Fulbright accompanied him as he qualified.
Lansing Michigan AP report notes a proposed Michigan bill by Rep Charles Feenstra classifies stealing fruit from an orchard as a felony. Senators reference Genesis to joke about Eve Picking fruit and Garden of Eden in Michigan while Lt Gov Lesinski worries about retroactivity and the fate of Eve.
HAVANA AP reports Cuba's government enacted new regulations Tuesday night to control monetary transactions and accelerate the socialist program. The law aims to render cash practically obsolete for business dealings, requiring most private firms and all government enterprises to conduct payments and collections exclusively through the National Bank.
The report notes Cas s payments were made only after receiving special permission from the National Bank of Cuba, the sole banking institution in Cuba. Invoices and official bank transfer forms are required alongside the payments.
An old time newspaper ad touts Doan’s Pills for multiple urinary and pains. It claims soothing bladder relief, back and head pain easing, and mild diuretic action to improve kidney function. The copy emphasizes long trust and economy sizes.
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