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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1969
Page
4
Fair to partly cloudy and cold continuing into Thursday with increasing clouds and a chance of rain in the west late Thursday. Daytime highs in the 40s to upper 50s and overnight lows generally from the mid 20s north to low 30s south.
Arch Montgomery aged 72 of Lamesa Texas died Saturday afternoon and was buried Sunday. Survived by wife Lela Montgomery two children Mrs Charles Anderson and Billy Montgomery three grandchildren sister Mrs Birdie Dillard and brothers J D Montgomery Oscar Montgomery Mount Montgomery and nephew Harvey Montgomery all of Prescott Arkansas.
A key witness at Clay Shaw's trial testified he was befuddled yet insisted he heard Shaw plot to assassinate President John F. Kennedy. Russo, 27, faced cross examination over doubts and memories amid intense pressure from the case.
A Hope Arkansas Star article details Warren Butler of the Corps of Engineers presenting a Red River film at a noon luncheon. It covers Rep. Ivan Rose and Rep. Boyce Alford remarks on parole and a string of legislative actions including a plan to reorganize state agencies led by Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller, with a committee and university name change proposals.
Coronado California AP A Navy technician testified he did not hear the Pueblo’s intelligence officer issue any orders during the attack. He said he ordered the destruction of classified gear himself and the burning stopped only when told to cease, with uncertain who gave that instruction. The court progressed to decide whether to shift focus from capture to crew imprisonment in North Korea.
Reports cast doubt on white business promises and job losses for black youths fueling unrest. Miami investigators criticized police actions while contrasting Chicago riots and the Democratic convention. The piece links Miami fears of disorder to political maneuvering and claims some leaders viewed black passivity as a tool for tourism interests.
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