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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
11
Irregular fragments describe melting caramels with water in a double boiler, dipping marshmallows one by one into hot caramel, then chilling on a greased sheet. An alternative mentions chocolate fudge and marshmallows, with vague steps to melt fudge and combine with marshmallows.
AP report from Brinkley Arkansas describes a fatal blaze that destroyed a Negro home killing three children. The fire, likely started in a flue, trapped parents and others who awoke too late to escape. Victims named include Alber Janiser James Pye Jr 6 and others in the household.
Government sleuths pin down cause of the North Carolina crash that killed 34. A dynamite bomb set off by a dry cell battery exploded near the seal of Julian Frank, a young Westport Com attorney who carved 3 million dollars in life insurance. The Civil Aeronautics Board and the PBS continue investigations as questions arise about a potential conspiracy involving two or more persons.
The Defense Department projects retired military personnel will draw substantial annual retirement pay soon as World War II veterans reach retirement age or complete 20 years of service. The program now costs about 700 million dollars a year and is expected to rise sharply.
An elderly Newport resident Saxon Simmons aged 74 was killed instantly when struck by a motor vehicle on State Highway 17 near his Tupelo home, about 12 miles southeast of Newport. The driver Bobby Conant 26 of Tupelo was held as the car was driven by him. Simmons was a retired farmer and the father in law of Newport High School coach Jack Bailey.
James Witt associate cites a controversial Air Force Reserve training manual as potentially subversive. He notes the document accuses Communist infiltration of churches and ministerial influence, while Wine alleges the material could be inspired by subversive forces and questions its labeling as Communist or pacifist inspired.
John Hopkins University president Milton S Eisenhower lauded Khrushchev as a champion of peace at a Baltimore alumni event. He spoke before leaving for Puerto Rico to join his brother, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, amid hopes for Russian popular support for peace.
A frostbitten deer charged into Margaret Logat's dress shop in Santa Barbara, breaking a window and knocking Miss Logan down. It scampered among dresses, leaped at a four-length mirror, leaving hoof prints on the wall before Miss Logan opened the door and the deer fled back to the nearby hills.
London reports Queen Elizabeth gave birth to her fourth son. Doctors Lord Wyans and Sir John Weir visited the Queen, age 33, at Buckingham Palace. No further bulletins issued. both the Queen and infant are in excellent condition.
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