Letters on Four Color Photo From Hope Star Era
Readers praise the Hope Star four color image and offset printing advance. Letters from Parker Mize, A W Blake, Perkins-Goodwin Co., WM Henry Harris, W J Missett, and Edward E Barrett commend the color reproduction and the Berkey system while mentioning related presses, newspapers, and institutions across Des Moines Fayetteville New York and Columbia University in 1967.
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Parker Mize
Des Moines
the Star
Hope Star
Fairchild News King 475
A. W. Blake
University of Arkansas
WM. Henry Harris
Daily Times
New York
Edward E. Barrett
Graduate School of Journalism
Columbia University
Truce extension under discussion in Vietnam crisis
The United States keeps an open mind on extending the four day lunar new year cease fire in Vietnam. State Department says it will see if Communist guns stay silent after the period. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese seek a seven day truce while Washington and Saigon favor the shorter window. Other notes include a Burchett report on Hanoi talks and a Goldberg global fact finding mission for President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Davis Washington
United States
Vietnam
Robert J. McCloskey
State Department
South Vietnam
Burchett
East Berlin
Korea
Cambodia
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Johnson
America
Georgia
Lester G. Maddox
New Orleans
Safety Week Observed Here Proclamation Declares Week
A mayoral proclamation designates February 6 to 10, 1967 as Safety Week at Hope High School. The document credits the Student Council with promoting the observance since 1964 and urges students teachers parents and city officials to support road safety efforts. The signing, dated February 6 1967, is witnessed by City officials including Police Chief Willis and Fred O Ellis with Larry Don Wright present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Hope School
John B. Gardner
City of Hope
State of
Arkansas
John B. Gardner, JR
John G. Gardner
A. 5. Willis
Fred O. Ellis
Larry Don Wright
Senate May Bypass Rockefeller Board Appointment
Arkansas Senate may bypass Gov Rockefellers pick for the state Girls Training School board at Alexander. The move follows a disputed Jan 26 rejection of Miss Ann Payton of West Memphis after concerns from Sen Ingram over county employment assurances and political history. Rockets aide said Senate notices clarify timing for a new nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
Winthrop Rockefeller
Senate
State Girls Training School
Alexander
Rockefeller
Ann Payton
West Memphis
W. K
Bill) Ingram
Ingram
Crittenden County Revenue Department
Miss Payton
Joe Hollard
Ray Cooper
Lee Reaves
Cooper
Reaves
Countywide Founders Day PTA Plans in Hempstead County
The Hempstead County P T A Council will sponsor a countywide Founders Day observance on February 14 at 3 30 p m The Hope Jr Senior High School Unit will host Bucky Ussery Texarkana school system supervisor of instruction will be guest speaker He will promote the P T A After the program a tea will follow with contributions to the Founders Day Fund Mrs Gene Pendergraft county council president urges all schools in the county to be represented at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
P. T. A Counsell
Hope Jr
Bucky Ussery
Texarkana, Arkansas
Ussery
P.T.A
Gene Pendergraft
Bitter Cold Paralyzes East as Storm Tapers
NEW YORK AP bitter cold hampered huge snow cleanup and cut East Coast activity after the worst storm in two years. Temperatures plunged below zero with 39 deaths reported. New York rode out 11 degree lows as schools closed and state armories housed heatless residents. Airports reopened gradually as flyover operations resumed.
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New York
Noremales
Midwest
New York City
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Kennedy and LaGuardia
Philadelphia International
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Boston
John Blum
R. H. Macy's
New York Area
Long Island Rail Road
Tech School Meet Draws 83 Attendees
The first session of the Personnel Management Seminar drew 83 attendees at Red River Vocational Technical School in Hope. Brandon Davis of Union Planters National Bank in Memphis led the session, with participants from Arkadelphia, Magnolia, Stamps, Nashville, Center Point and Prest Olt. Dan Howard of the University of Arkansas Industrial & Research Center will speak Thursday. Registration is open for the remaining three sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Red River Vocational
Fire Kills 26 in Montgomery Rooftop Dining Room
A blaze at the Penthouse Restaurant atop an 11 story Montgomery apartment hotel on a wintry Tuesday night left at least 26 dead. Victims included former Public Service Commissioner Ed Pepper and his wife Ann. Investigators, FBI assistance, and city authorities hunted for victims and identified remains as rescue teams battled icy conditions and spread to nearby hotels to house evacuees.
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Rex Thomas Montgomery
Ala
Montegomery
FBI
Dale
Walter Bragg Smith
Public Service
Ed Pepper
Ann
Peppers
Pepper
Birmingham
PSC
Jack Doane
Montgomery Advertiser
Doane
Lurleen Wallace
Buv
George C. Wallace
John English
Bill White
Dothan
White
Jesse Williams
Fie
All Around Town notes and local updates
Members of First Methodist Church hold a second congregational choir practice at 7 30 tonight with organist Mrs B C Hyatt and Jack Gardner explaining the new hymnal. Mr and Mrs I V Davis moved to Hope from Prescott, living at 615 South Elm. he works with Hempstead Manufacturing Co. Surplus food commodities are available at the County Welfare Office. Kiwanis beat Lions 51 47 in a benefit basketball game. senior girls defeated junior girls 24 22. about 300 to 400 attended the fundraiser featuring a karate exhibition and about 130 dollars raised for the Heart Fund. B F Munn thanks everyone for help after being struck by a auto Saturday Feb 4. Veterans of Foreign Wars meet at 7 tonight. Rev Gerald Trussell of the First Baptist Church of Hope will preach at Fulton Union Church Sunday Feb 12 at 3 pm. The Lubbock Avalanche Journal lists a picture of Tohoka Bulldogs and their District 5 A cage record. starter Mitchell Williams, grandson of Mrs A K Holloway, stands 6 2 and has led the team in scoring for three years, shooting 44 percent from the field and 71 percent from the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
B. C. Hyatt
Jack Gardner
Kiwanis
Lions
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Tohoka
Mitchell Williams
A. K. Holloway
Young Williams
Training School Committee Creates State Advisory Board
AP report says Gary Winthrop Rockefeller signed two laws. One creates a State Training School Advisory Committee with chairmen from four training school boards and an appointee by Rockefeller. The other law makes it illegal for persons under 21 to buy or possess intoxicating beverages.
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Oun
Gary
Winthrop Rockefeller
Roverhur
Rockefeller
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Alex. H. Washburn
Perkins - Goodwin Co., Inc
George N. Guthrie
Rockefeller Plaza
N. Y
Perkins - Goodwin
Southland Paper Mills
Lufkin
Texas
Guthrie
Arkansas Gazette
West Point
Harris
Edgar G. Harris
Blytheville Cours
Mississippi
Pub Usher
W. J. Missett
Star-Tribune
PDX
Casper
Wyoming
Berkey Technical Corp
50Th St
Woodside
N.C
Mheuga Deny
New York, N. Y
Nolte
Itter of
U. S
Associated Press
Wilfred Burchett
North
University of Missouri
Star
Little. Rock
Pulaski
Garland
Arkansas General Assembly
Hot Springs
House
Legislative Council
General Assembly
Conway
PTA
Tech School
Montgomery
Pulaski County
Max Howell
Dan T. Sprick
Oscar Alngood
Ben Allen
Joe Ford
Howell
Alagood
Ford
Allen
AP News Digest
National Fire
East
China
Mao Tse-tung
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Uncle Sam
Tasmania
Channel
Mobile
J. Cohen Co
Blytheville
Ark
Montachie Creek
Itawamba County
Army
The
I. V. Davis
Prescott
South Elm
Hempstead Manufactureing Co
B. F.munn
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gerald Trussell
Misetor
First Baptist Church of Hope
Fulton Union Church
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