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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
2
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Horton lifelong Hope resident will be held at 10 30 a m Friday at Mt Nebo. Burial will be in Mt Nebo Cemetery by Smith Funeral Service of Stamps.
Hal Boyle muses on psychology and society with ready quips about scholarship giants, movie stars, tubby wallets, football backs, vodka blends, rent hints, office work, taxes and luxury travel. The piece blends humor with social commentary on the idle rich and daily life.
In space terminology Ttime refers to the clasped time of a missile or space weapon, a compact metric used to indicate its timing or fuse setting in operations or design discussions.
A state election board ruling bars printing voter registration forms with spaces for race color or party. Judge Reed said Amendment 51 does not authorize this information on forms and ordered forms printed without those fields. The suit aims to block such data and absentee registration, delaying printing until resolved.
Snow blankets northern New Mexico with 16 inches in high elevations and 26 inches at Sandia crest near Albuquerque while eastern areas endure thunderstorms. Minnesota faces a treacherous sleet storm closing 200 schools and suspending business. A bus with 20 pupils slides into a ditch in Austin with no injuries. Duluth reports 31 inches of snow and 15 inches in 24 hours.
Weather Bureau in Little Rock issued a tornado alert for extreme southwest Arkansas as bands of heavy thundershowers moved northeast. The watch covered Sevier Little River Miller and Lafayette counties within sixty miles of a Waco Texas to Texarkana Arkansas line.
A White House committee urges settlement of the Gulf Coast strike that has disrupted Atlantic shipping and caused billions in economic losses across the nation. The report notes the 6 month duration and seeks rapid negotiation to restore maritime commerce.
President Johnson named a three member panel to report by noon on the longshore dispute. He blasted the AFL-CIO International Longshoremen's Association for continuing the strike in ports where settlements exist. Union leader Thomas Gleason says no worker will return until all ports settle. The panel will hear both sides on unsettled Miami and Galveston talks while Philadelphia reaches a partial settlement between two locals and the Marine Trade Association.
In Selma, Alabama, Black residents press for federal protection amid protests and violence as Martin Luther King Jr calls for nonviolence and federal voting rights action. Sheriff Clark faces student marches, arrests, and patrol confrontations while Johnson weighs possible compulsory arbitration and federal intervention.
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