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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1964

Page

5

Social clubs and family notes share January meetings

The John Cain Chapter of DAR meets January 8 at 12 30 in Heritage House with hostesses Mrs J G Martindale Mrs J M Houston Mrs Wilbur Jones and Mrs Charles Locke. Brookwood PTA, Garland PTA, Paisley FTA, and Gardenia Garden Club plan meetings January 8 9 with 2 30 p.m. executive boards and 3 p.m. sessions. A March of Dimes film At the Edge is shown. Friday January 10 Rose Garden Club at 2 p.m. Birth announcements note Hunter Long of Summit N J and John Armistead Long born in Philadelphia with relatives visiting.

John Cain DAR Heritage House J. G. Martindale J. M. Houston Wilbur Jones Charles Locke Paisley Fta March of Dimes Gardenia Garden Club Pat O'Malley Rose Garden Club Harry Shiver Hunter Long Summit N.J Philadelphia Sceer John Armistead Albert Graves A. Graves Elizabeth Pritchard All of Hope

Mrs Georgia Cox Returns From Vacation Visit

Mrs. Georgia Cox has returned home after a vacation with her son and the Don Cox family of Tuscaloosa Alabama. Mr and Mrs Willie Harris and George returned to Washington DC this weekend after spending the holidays at their home in Hope and visiting relatives and friends Mr and Mrs W A Williams

Georgia Cox Don Cox Tuscaloosa, Alabama Willie Harris George Washington, D. C Hope Leon H. Davis Joy Ann Allen Ashcraft I. W. Ashcraft

Record crowd urged for January clearance at Raley's Style Shoppe

A city store advertises a January clearance sale at Raley's Style Shoppe 523 West Third Street with discounts on dresses suits and millinery. The notice touts high traffic, claiming crowds rival historic events and urging shoppers to come early and stay late for bargains across womens wear accessories and national brands.

Wisk, Parkridge Sue Lee & Jr John Jr West Third Street

John Huston Becomes Irish Citizen and Renounces U.S. Tie

American producer John Huston was granted Irish citizenship in Dublin signing papers with Justice Minister Charles Haughey. He has lived in County Galway for 12 years with wife Ricci and children Anjelica and Walter. Huston noted his affinity for Ireland and hopes his wife and children may follow.

Dublin Ireland John Huston U.S Walter Huston Charles Haughey Huston Canada Armagh Ireland

Shakeup in District Is Challenged

Hot Springs attorney R Julian Glover challenged the validity of Act 49 of 1963 moving Montgomery County from the 18th to the 9th Judicial District. He filed the challenge as part of a 917 injury suit in Montgomery County Circuit Court at Mount Ida, representing the defendant. Before the act Montgomery and Garland counties formed the 18th District. now the 18th contains only Garland. The motion asserts unconstitutionality under the Arkansas Constitution.

Hot Springs, Ark Montgomery County Hot Springs R. Julian Glover Glover Mount Ida Montgomery Garland Arkansas

Week That Was TV Show Promises Provocative Satire

AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry reports NBC debuts That Was The Week That Was, a half hour topical revue led by Marshal Jamison. The American version, based on a brash British program, aims at political material with a clear off beat, slanted point of view.

Cynthia Lowry NEW York NBC Marshal Jamison LBJ Jackie Gleason CBS Art Carney Hollywood Palace ABC Bing Crosby Bob Newhart Mickey Roohey Barry Goldwater

Bulgarian envoy Georgiev executed for selling secrets

Bulgarian News Agency reports the execution of Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev, former Bulgarian U.N. envoy, who confessed to selling military and economic secrets to the CIA for 200000 dollars. He spent funds on mistresses supplied by the CIA. Georgiev pleaded guilty to acts between 1956 and 1961 and was executed by firing squad after his pardon appeal was denied.

Associated Press London Ivan Asen Christof Georgiev U.N Central Intelligence Agency CIA Georgiev Sofia New York

Motion challenges district boundaries and court jurisdiction

A motion filed Saturday in an injury suit argues that a judicial district must include multiple contiguous counties rather than a single county and contends that counties in a district be contiguous. Glover seeks to force the issue on district composition and jurisdiction and warns of a writ of prohibition to the state Supreme Court if his motion fails.

Glover Montgomery State Supreme Court

Real News Service Promotes Free World Broadcasts

Radio Free Europe broadcasts daily in multiple languages to millions behind the Iron Curtain, exposing Communist lies and offering honest news from the free world. It calls for continued support to sustain broadcasts into Poland Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Hungary and Romania.

Radio Free Europe Poland Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Hungary Romania Free World Roth

Public service notice on advertising council collaboration

A public service announcement appears in partnership with The Advertising Council authorities urging compliant advertising practices and ethical outreach across communities. The notice emphasizes responsible messaging and accessibility to broad audiences while highlighting the joint effort to improve public information campaigns.

Prescott Wedding Set for February at Hope First Baptist

Prescott announces a wedding to be held on February seventh at Hope First Baptist Church. No wedding cards will be sent.

Prescott Hope First Baptist Church

Dear Helen on old maids and grave concerns of youth

Dorothy Dix discusses how to handle old maid ridicule with dignity, noting old maid status is a state of mind. Advice stresses open-mindedness, contemporary appearance, humor, and self definition to avoid becoming a cranky stereotype. A teen asks about police mistreatment. Helen advises choosing better company and character, inviting further questions.

Helen

Births in Hope Fulton and surrounding areas

A long list of birth announcements from Hope Fulton and nearby towns includes many families welcoming sons and daughters. Names appear with parent details and addresses across Rt 1 Fulton, Hope, McCaskill, Emel, and other local routes, noting several boys and girls such as John Jeffrey, Angela Carol, Diana Ste, and Ramona Lyon among others.

Donzel J. Goodner Peach Hope Donzel J Shirley McBride Diana Ste Dorsey Wayne Abbott Alecia Lynn Duane Leslie Saska Ramona Lyon William Lee Collins Wilton Walker W. 7Th Robert Milton

Dorothy Dix Feature Segment in Bell-McClure Syndicate

A newspaper feature segment notes Dorothy Dix as a registered trademark within a Bell-McClure Syndicate feature. The brief item identifies the licensed inclusion in the syndicate lineup and signals the branding used for advice columns.

Dorothy Dix Bell-McClure Syndicate

France to Aid Cambodia as U.S. Aid Ends

France pledges military and economic aid to Cambodia after severing U S assistance. Defense Minister Messmer announced tanks trucks and planes for Cambodian forces and teachers for schools. Prince Norodom Sihanouk welcomed Paris move as Asia's role. He ordered U S missions out by January 15.

Pierre Messmer Cambodia Norodom Sihanouk France Asia

Guerrillas Break Into Viet Line Near Saigon

Guerrillas slipped through encirclement southwest of Saigon as two battalions attacked a South Vietnamese position. Viet Cong mortared and engaged U.S. helicopters, knocking out an armored car. crew killed, about 60 guerrillas believed killed, only two bodies found. Government troops suffered eight killed and nearly 20 wounded in the 30 mile front.

Malcolm W. Browne Tan AN Viet Nam U.S Saigon

Arkansas Junior Miss 1964 named Leslie Smith of Little Rock

Leslie Smith, 17, of Little Rock has been named the 1964 Arkansas Junior Miss and will represent the state in the America's Junior Miss contest at Mobile Alabama this spring. She succeeds Margo Dunaway of Conway.

Little Rock Leslie Smith Mobile Ala Margo Dunaway Conway

Burglars Take Coin Collection In Camden Station Safe

Camden Ark AP burglars broke into a service station safe Sunday and stole a coin collection valued above $1,000 including 300 to 400 silver dollars and cash. Police Chief G B Cole said the loss was insured.

Camden, Ark G. B. Cole

Copters in the operation hit during engagement

In the incident a helicopter unit sustaining damage during a mission, one aircraft returning with 19 wounded. Officials did not release further casualty details or identities. The event underscores ongoing risks faced by air crews in the area.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brookwood Pta L. F. Slatton The Garland Pta Nednesday Bill Flanders Blevins Pta Women’s Golf Association of the Hope Country Club Vic Davis Bill Vicky Hitchcock Tex C. W. Edwards Collins Miss Otis Seal Ann Meridian W. A Pritchard Liberty Johnny Graves Fayetteville Royce Smith Curtis Churchwell Gilbert Brown, Jr West Point Military Academy L. Churchwell Gilbert Brown Summit, N.J John Armistead Long W. A. Williams Saenger Ine Igsenta Aohn Paula Sieve AA Rao Ueherd Cele SE UN KM Trae Bex Mlvernon USA Advertsing Council Jo Ann Davis Helen Worden Erskine Hempsted County Willie Heron Ovan Bessie Lee Merman Frierson Fredrick Brian Henry Lee Baker Fulton Clara Annette Robert Franklin Tyus West Alfra Rosaline Rosa Willie Lee Woods Bay Kenneth Lee Jewel Dixon Hazel Sarah Loraine Otis Ray Morgan McNab Joseph Lynn Phnom Penh Ary Pod Tars Viet Line Hope, Ark L.A Assole Hollywood
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