Bread Sale For March of Dimes And Church Installations
Calendar items note a Bread Sale for the March of Dimes Sunday January 3 from 1 to 4 pm with Teen-Age Chairs and county contacts. Also Garrett Chapel Baptist Church to install 1965 officers January 3 at 3 15 pm with St Paul C M E Church choir providing music and various church officers listed. Obituary and holiday guest notices from local residents conclude the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hicks
Hempstead County
Delores Brown
Nancy Scott
Jacquelyn
Linda Hicks
Veronica Walker
Garrett Chapel
S B. Tollette
St. Paul C.M. E
Washington, Ark
C. G. Carmichael
N. Washington
S. A. White
A. Simmons
Tax cuts loom. 1965 sparking budget balance debate
Washington experts anticipate careful excise tax relief in 1965 to avoid shrinking revenue from $14.5 billion yearly. Treasury officials weigh cuts from $500 million to $4 billion while forecasting a possible 1966 deficit and higher spending toward the $100 billion budget target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Johnson
Defense Department
Christmas Tragedy Strikes Ross Family in Louisville
Alban J. Ross died of a heart attack on Christmas Eve at his apartment. His sister Gertrude Bauer collapsed and died upon arrival. Their 90 year old mother Mary Jo Bell Ross fractured her hip and died later in a Louisville hospital after preparing to view the bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Alban J. Ross
Gertrude Bauer
Mary Jo Bell Ross
Records Set in Provision of Services
New York AP reports 1964 saw record production and sales across consumer goods from washers and dryers to autos and air conditioners. Shipments of home laundry items rose 7.7 percent to 6,007,000 units, auto air conditioners jumped 38 percent to 1.4 million, Admiral Corp notes room air conditioners at 2.5 million, and unitary systems up 20 percent to 680,000 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Home Laundry Manufacturers Association
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch
Admiral Corp
Aluminum Association
Helicopter Move of 50-Foot Cone From Tulsa to Cape Kennedy
An Army CH47 Chinook hauls a 4,800 pound 50 foot cone mockup from Tulsa to Cape Kennedy via Little Rock Columbus and Fort Benning. The flight tests pave the way for moving 20 lunar adaptor units for Project Apoillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ga
Space Agency
Tulsa
Okla
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Ft. Benning
Benning
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Columbus
Miss
11Th Air Assault Division
record 1964 American manufacturing and transport outputs
Production grew across sectors with packaging and consumer goods up 20 percent reaching 2.6 million tons. Diesel truck output and overall truck sales hit records while railroads spent 1.4 billion dollars on new equipment, rail-haul grew 7 percent, and aerospace output rose to 12,300 units with sales around 20 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins Engines, Inc
American Trucking Associations, Inc
Association of American Railroads
The
Aerospace Industries Association
Hope Star publication details and staff listing
The Hope Star provides publication and staff information for the Star Publishing Co including address 212 14 South Walnut Hope Arkansas 71801 with names Alex H. Washburn editor and publisher Paul H. Jones managing editor and Donal Parker advertising mgr C M Pod Rogers Jr circulation manager and notes press dates and distribution regions in Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard and Miller Counties. It lists memberships and national ad reps in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Secy-Treat
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Mg C. M
Lingerie Sign Draws Laughs in Trumann Window
Ken LaGrone, editor of the Trumann Democrat, reports a shop window sign in Trumann Arkansas claiming Our lingerie is the finest women wear nothing else. The humorous slogan highlights local shop advertising and gendered marketing current to the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumann, Ark
Ken LaGrone
The
Trumann Democrat
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House
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Mitted
Hare
Prospect
Yukon
Etter Printing Company
Ark
Barry
Quick Sak
Qakhaven
Aslin
M.L.I. CO
Green's Store
Rosston Rd
Lonnie Crow
Ambulance Service Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home
Cecil Weaver
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Phillips 66
Corner
3Rd & Hervey
Ralph Montgomery
Barry's Grocery
Moore Brothers
Jesse Morris
Hay
Jack Crenshaw
Saratoga
Southern Construction CO
Front St. Hope, Ark
Wright
Rocky Mound
Ratcliff Breeding Service
Prescott
Circle ES Ranches
Ozan
Garrett
Spates Florist
Beauty Service
Earlene’s
Perry
Highway 67 East
Virgil Daniel
Collect
Prescott Transfer & Storage Co
Houston Heights
Texas
Cora Watson
Betty Vickers
Betty Lynn Beauty Shop
Connie Sue Martin
Gentry’s Printing Co
S. Walnut
Andrews Glass Shop
S. Walnut St
Ford
Hope Coca Cola Bottling Co
Pod Rogers
Bill Byrd
Home Furniture Co
George Peck
Hope Builders Supply
Fite
East Third
S. Bonner
Hwy
McCaskill
Nealey Piquet
Esther Hicks
Annie Bell Jackson
Celestine Huntley
Fred Scott
Anna Harris
Savannah Pigrum
L. T. Montgomery
Bertha Mae Phillips
Tennessee Sears
Texarkana
Mr. Jackson
Mrs. Davis
Kensett
Robert Loudermilk
DeDell Dennis
Addie Hayden
Earnest Hayden
Wyman Jones
Ronda Elaine
Dallas
J. P. Davis
Beverly
Searcy
Richard Johnson
Arkadelphia
Hughey Lee Johnson
Gordon
Maurice Champion
Chicago
Clayton Frierson
Jack Frierson
City
Ethel Nelson Franklin
McNab
Alf Franklin
Electa White
Australia Hendrix
Fulton
Union Baptist Church
White Hill
Hicks Funeral Home
Alice Sanders
Clow
Wes
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
By Quincy
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Saemes
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Eeese A
Hempstead
Nevad- Lafayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Nat'l
Arkansas Dalles, Inc
Popular Av
Memphis
Aorty Meekle
Amedican
Solan
Bugs Bunny
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