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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1960

Page

5

Civil rights clash rages in Senate and House panels

Debate erupts over a seven joint committee bill as Senator Roane Kealing and Chair James Eastland clash on procedural order. In the House, the Rules Committee resumes hearings on a civil rights bill with Representative Tick arguing regulation is unnecessary while Nick, a former governor, asserts 100,000 Negroes are qualified to vote in Virginia.

Huidieibey Comynitien Sen Roane Bi Kealing Senate Lin Seselen Een Oh D. Johnston D-Sc Lo Be T Hemenate Jomson James O. Eastland D-Miss Nashe House Rules Committee William M. Tick D-Va Nick Virginia Virgina

Weather Station Report for Northwest Arkansas

Weather experiment data for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday shows high 36 and low 31 with rain sleet and snow totaling 0.71 inches. Regional forecast from Associated Press notes partly cloudy skies, warmer after noon, with variable temperatures from teens to 60s across regions and scattered showers Wednesday, including central and northeast areas.

Associated Press Arkansas Silly Ware Jowess

City Park Swim Pool Walk Plans Move Forward

City Park construction for a Negro swim pool is set to begin within two weeks with a total project cost of 49,000. City officials approve street lights and piping upgrades to ensure adequate water supply and access. City share earmarked at 10,000 as plans advance at a Board meeting led by T. S Cornelius and Al Page with Ralph Leman and Bill Routan presenting bids from the Empire? Center Building Committee.

City Park Genasl Wade Garland Medde Pair Park Canty Yegular Bord of Directors T. S Cornelius al Page Charles Graham Rowton Ralph Leman Bill Routan Empstead Mealily Center

Paar Agrees to Return to TV Show

NBC announced Jack Paar will resume hosting the Paar Show after a three week vacation. The network statement from NBC President Robert Kohnler and NBC executives said Paar agreed to return Monday March 7, with Sarnoff and others expressing delight at his comeback.

Seo Sone Sen Jack Paar Bronxville NEA Telephoto Paar New York NBC Visién Robert Kromer Rob Sarnell Wintivace Jack Wack Bob Sarnoff Lave

Scrambled Note on Game Policy and Birding Controversy

A fragmented report muses on hunting limits and bird conservation with mentions of Enlai and Willie. It touches on adding buckbirds to a game, a bag limit debate, and the potential need for a finish if bird numbers grow, reflecting tension over wildlife management and hunting press use.

Wil Lake Dale Enlai Willie McCallung

Embattled Tax Collector in Spa Pays Back 11616

Ray Olwen a former tax collector at Spa Springs Arkansas repaid 11616 after a grand jury returned a statement of embezzlement counts. His attorney said Olwen pleaded not guilty to the embezzlement and related charges and anticipated a final settlement as innocence was established.

Mot Springs Ark Ray Olwen Garland Gwen Wide Qs Burnhurst Owen Pall Hurst Hott Owen Innocenes

Africa Is Topic of Church Meet

Mrs Lamar Williamson of Manlicallo was the outstanding speaker at First Methodist Church opening of the study on Africa. She illustrated with colored slides and wore a native dress. The event began the joint Methodist and Presbyterian Women series with about 50 attendees. Sessions continue at the Hrosbylavian Church and conclude at the Methodist Church with worship and jubits for mothers.

Lamar Wilkinson Man Licallo First Methodist Church Atview Williamson Sn Tyes Abol Canley Lamar Williamson Mission Hairus Borrells Sorrells Edwin Ward WSCS Dosey Mewue Wo Branch

Death of J. N. Arnald at 90 in Hope Hospital

J N Arnald aged 90 of DeAnn died in Hope Hospital. A retired farmer and member of Hedin Baptist Church he is survived by sons Lee and Vernon and three daughters Lorene Arnald Noel Osiem and Juba Burse. Funeral services will be held at Any Baptist Church with burial by Hernen-Corpelate.

Jon Arnold Campstead DeAon Hedin Hernen- Corpelate Will Ho beAng CP Jueey

Texarkana area chosen for 60 million pulp and paper mill

Texarkana officials announce Anglo Southern and Anglo Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills plan a joint 60 million dollar integrated pulp and newsprint mill eight miles northwest of Texarkana. Gov Price Daniel and other leaders say the project will require major timber, water and power resources and include a new river railroad link.

Jpexarkana Texas APY Alutlla Hinjor Ldovlagale Man Hey Wulp Pier Price Daniel Imtiat M. Lilie AawWa-Boultern Boxee Josh Re Morpiss Texarkana Chamber of Commerce Texarkana Daily News Anglo-Southernt Anglo Canadian Pulp and Papey Mills, Ltds Quebec All Pulp, Paper and Paper Board Duyden Ontario Bell Canada Itirkiman Creak Feu Nash Buarkman Creek

Woman Dies in Freak Highway Bridge Collision

Roland Oklahoma reports the death of 46 year old Gladys Lee of Roland when her car was crushed at a slick bridge approach on Highway 2 near Morfell. Clyde Curry of Fort Smith Arkansas drove a truck that struck a parked vehicle causing Lee to be pinned against her car. The accident blocked the highway as authorities investigated the chain of events and temporary traffic restrictions were placed on the scene.

Roland Okla Aria Wireman Tee Neuur Gladys Lee Miss Lee Morfell Sitte Hervie Wouls Pork Smith Ark Oklahoma State Lyoaper Clay Byve Anderson Woods Clyde Curry Leuk Lee Uvdvers

Eisenhower Speech Outlines Cold War Aid and Policy

President Eisenhower stressed large scale aid to allies and military buildup to curb communism. He warned Congress of unprecedented foreign aid levels, citing billions in assistance across Asia and the Middle East, and urged a united front to deter Soviet imperialism amid rising world tensions.

Washington Eisenhower Abel Sneu Congress Fisenhower Asin Lars Lee Eisentiuwer Soviet Union Yale Bleudumidus Peopla Nuiweyn Misenhowar Tinkstrubien Pago

Snow disrupts Arkansas with heavy statewide snowfall

Snow fell across Arkansas with five inches in some areas and widespread closures. Northwest Arkansas bore the heaviest load while roads and schools faced early dismissals and delays. The Weather Bureau indicated a broad winter snow event, with conditions easing later as areas near the Mississippi River and eastern regions began reopening.

Mosh Arkansas Arkansis Werther Burett Iest Molien

Unclear fragmented town notes mix with names and venues

A highly garbled OCR fragment references Hempstead County Bookmobile, Jomo aid Mysston, and Hope, with scattered names and places. The text is inconsistent, lacking coherent events, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a clear news item.

Hempstead Nivade Coundy Bookmobile Gels Tadeburg Dehouls Frond Yoly Bebestuary AZ Matis Darovery Jomo Aid Mysston Staal Uy Pom

Local Bakery Operation Highlighted at Lions Meeting

Meyer Bakery president Charlie Meyer outlined business rules while 70 workers rely on Fair Counts for wages. Local club guests included community leaders as Meyers Bank manager Linnred Mallai and others discussed management importance and local industry support.

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