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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1966
Page
6
Classified notice from Hope Arkansas issues in February 1966 promoting inexpensive yet effective want ads with contact dial number PR 7 3431 and the opportunity section titled Business Opportunities.
Woman entrepreneurial program promotes owning a MODE O DAY SHOP with training and support. Nearly 800 owners nationwide credit curiosity questions as the first step. Opportunity details include costs, training, and market potential. contact Mrs Claudia Luton at Mode O Day in Hope Arkansas.
The article notes a House and Senate scene on Viet Nam policy with talks to invite Vietnam experts and potentially Vice President Hubert H Humphrey after his Asian trip. It mentions Fulbright’s stance on including the National Liberation Front in peace talks, and remarks by Senators Church Clark Pell Case Muskie Scott Monroney amid pressure from Secretary of State Dean Rusk to ease critics. A broad, tense national debate is reported with emphasis on policy and testimony timing.
The Star announces candidates subject to Democratic Primary for county offices. County Clerk candidates are Mrs McCain and Ernest Ridgdill. Tax Assessor candidate is Carter Sutton. Sheriff and Collector candidate is Jimmie Griffin. Circuit Clerk candidate is Jim Cole. Treasurer candidate is Harry Hawthorne. Coroner candidate is J. T. Honeycutt. Fourth District candidate Richard S. Arnold. Also listed are Judea and Quayers and Dick Cavalli.
United Nations Security Council could help foster an honorable peace in Viet Nam, said UN Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg after a White House meeting with President Johnson. He stressed the UN would not conduct peace negotiations and noted the council has been adjourned for weeks while propelling momentum toward settlement.
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