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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1963
Page
2
Yerger school lists weekly meals with items for Tuesday through Friday. Tuesday offers frankfurters and string beans, augral in potatoes, apple sauce, corn bread, and milk. Wednesday features fried fish with French fries, English peas, fruit salad, white bread, and milk. Thursday serves pinto beans with slaw, tomato wedges, peach cobbler, corn bread, and milk. Friday serves fried chicken with gravy, buttered rice, lettuce salad, white bread, and milk.
Solunar schedule from John Alden Knight outlines major and minor hunting and fishing periods for each day. Major periods last about one and a half to two hours, minor periods are shorter. Times listed for each weekday show the start of major and minor windows, guiding planning for optimal sport.
Arkansas boxers won nine of 16 finals at Memphis boosting chances for nationals in Chicago next week. Fort Smith led with five champions and coach Bill Malone plans to attend the nationals. Alex and Larry twins won North Little Rock titles. Paul Guajardo won sportsmanship honors.
In an 8 to 1 decision Justice Brennan led the Supreme Court to rule that Rhode Island’s Commission to Encourage Morality in Youth engaged in government censorship. The court did not strike the law creating the commission but found its activities surpassed advisory functions and aimed to suppress objectionable publications. Four New York publishers had challenged the commission and cited free speech rights. Justice Harlan dissented. Bantam Books, Dell Publishing, Packet Books and The New American Library of World Literature were involved in the appeal.
Danville Arkansas firemen from Ola and Danville battled a blaze that destroyed Beaver High School Gymnasium built in the 1930s and all athletic equipment. The fire was confined to the school four miles west of Danville with no spread to nearby homes.
The Supreme Court rejected a Mississippi appeal seeking review of federal actions in James H. Meredith’s admission to the University of Mississippi. The brief order gave no reason, and the appeal argued the Circuit Court overstepped authority and ignored constitutional doctrines amid political considerations.
President Kennedy in a news conference argues for a delegated decision on nuclear force control within NATO, raising the question of whether Europe or a national leader should decide when to fire. He stresses the need for US leadership amid Western alliance strains and nuclear realities.
At Oaklawn Park the Trivista $3,500 feature race drew top horses Hot Cargo and Cable King, both owned by Marion H. Van Berg. The six furlong sprint includes Leluck and others with Hot Cargo carrying 121 pounds and Cable King 111. Leluck is seen as the main threat. The eighth race offers a mile and 70 yards.
The Hope Star masthead lists staff positions and publishing offices in Hope Arkansas with editors Panl M. Jones and Bonal Parker, date Jan 18, and addresses including Star Building Walnut Street. It notes circulation, subscription rates, and advertising offices across Arkansas, Texas, Illinois, Michigan, New York, and Oklahoma, along with Associated Press membership and reprint rights.
Heber Springs Mayor Joe Allbright said Congress cut federal hatchery funds near Greers Ferry Dam in an economy move. Representative Wilbur D. Mills of Kensett told him the cut is part of a nationwide reduction in hatchery appropriations.
Under clear skies the Bouncer captured its half and the Inaugural last Saturday. Byran H Wise's Golden Notes won the father half. The purse totaled $7 for each half. Jockey Jack Fieselman rode both winners and posted the only double of the day.
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