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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1967

Page

2

Weather Page Two 24 Hour Update From Arkansas and Louisiana

Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday with high 42 and low 19 notes Arkansas partly cloudy and cold through Thursday with light snow flurries in northeast and south tonight. Louisiana mostly cloudy, occasional rain and some snow east central and northeast Thursday, continuing cold with lows 26 to 40 and highs in 30s to 40s.

Associated Press Arkansas Louisiana Associated Press High Lower Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee St.p New Orleans New York Okla. City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh S A Ore Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Sk City San Diego San Fran Seattle Tampa Washington Winnipeg

Ohio to help set up Little Hoover Commission

Gov. Rhodes announced Ohio finance director Richard Krabach went to Little Rock to assist in forming the Little Hoover Commission. Krabach conferred with Thom Eisele, aide to Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller, as Rhodes allows states to consult on financial matters.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Little Rock Little Hoover Commission Rhodes Richard Krabach Thomas Eisele Winthrop Rockefeller Krabach

Arkansan Re elected Treasurer of National Cotton Council

SAN FRANCISCO AP The Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation leader Harold F. Ohlendorf of Osceola was reelected treasurer of the National Cotton Council on Tuesday. Arkansas officers named to the council include Lon Mann of Marianna as chair, Thomas Murchison of Coy as vice chair, and Tracy D. Jones of Little Rock as secretary.

San Francisco Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation Harold F. Ohlendorf Osceola National Cotton Council Arkansas Lon Mann Marianna Thomas Murchison Coy Tracy D. Jones Little Rock

Powell Gets His Day in Court

Adam Clayton Powell returns to Washington to face nine House members tasked with deciding if he should be seated or expelled. The embattled Harlem Democrat, once a powerful Education and Labor chair, faces questions on misconduct and contempt findings while awaiting a House vote on the committee’s February 23 recommendation. Powell had been in the Bahamas but flew back Monday to confer with his eight lawyers.

John Beckler Washington Adam Clayton Powell Congress House Powell Emanuel Celler D-N.y Celler Education and Labor Committee New York Bahamas

Germany Reluctant to Sign Nuclear Pact Says Brandt

West Germany may refrain from signing a nuclear nonproliferation treaty unless nonnuclear nations gain rights to peaceful atomic energy. Foreign Minister Willy Brandt plans to tell President Johnson during his Washington visit that industrialized nonnuclear states, including Sweden, Switzerland, Italy, India, Japan, Israel, and possibly some Latin nations, seek access to peaceful atomic power. Brandt meets with Johnson, Rusk, Katzenbach, Rostow, and Humphrey in his first Washington trip as foreign minister.

Endre Marton Washington Willy Brandt Johnson West Germany Brandt Sweden Switzerland Italy India Japan Israel Brant Dean Rusk Nicholas Katzenbach Walt W. Rostow Hubert H. Humphrey West Berlin Rusk United States

Proclamation marks National Beauty Salon Week in Hope Arkansas

Mayor John B Gardner signs a proclamation for National Beauty Salon Week to be observed February 12 1967 by 70000 National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association members. The note praises professional cosmetologists for civic service and beauty care.

Alvin Easterling John B. Gardner National John B.Gard+ner, Jr City of Hope Arkansas City of Hope John B. Gardner, JR

Plane Shot Down as Lunar New Year Truce Opens

A U.S. photo reconnaissance plane was downed in North Vietnam five hours after the truce began. The pilot bailed out and was rescued by a U.S. destroyer in the Gulf of Tonkin. In 10 hours after the truce, 22 incidents were reported in South and North Vietnam, eight deemed significant.

Robert Tuckman Saigon South Vietnam U.S North Vietnam Gulf of Tonkin Dong Hoi South Vietnamese

Charity Self Obituary Noted at 80 in Local Hospital

Mrs Charity Self 80 died Tuesday in a local hospital native of Pike County and member of Southside Baptist Church of Nashville. Survivors include two sons Claude of Hope and Clyde Self of Dayton Ohio two daughters Maybell Campbell Texarkana and Jestie Cantrell Ches ter Calif two sisters Lottie Wagher and Ellen Osborne and Willie Cox of Clearmont Mo. Services at 1 p m Thursday at Friendship Church by Revs A G Smith and J B Powers Burial in Friendship Cemetery near Blevins.

Charity Self Pike County Southside Bapstist Church Nashville Claude Hope Clyde Self Dayton Ohio Maybell Campbell Texarkana Jestie Cantrell Chester Calif Lottie Wagher Ellen Osborne Muttressboro Willie Cox Clearmont Friendship Church A. G. Smith J. B. Powers Friendship Cemetery Blevins

Airlines Cancels 96 Flights on London Routes

British Overseas Airways Corporation said it canceled 96 flights from April to June due to a shortage of skilled engineers delaying winter overhaul. Most cancellations affected the London to New York route.

London British Overseas Airways Corporation New York

Tax Returns Reveal Data Collected by Uncle Sam

Washington AP reports that tax returns will feed into Statistics of Income and broader social analyses. Computers will read every return this year and government agencies may access filings under IRS rules, with limits on disclosure. Notable access examples include inquiries by House Ways and Means Senate Finance and Senate Internal Revenue committees and various federal investigations. Golf star Mickey Wright topped 70 on 14 occasions last year.

Washington Uncle Sam Internal Revenue Service Internal Revenue IRS United States House Ways and Means Senate Finance Senate House Committee of Internal Revenue Taxation Internal Revenue Commissioner Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Air Force Civil Service Commission Federal Communications Commission Mickey Wright

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