Petition Opposed to Federal Building in Hope
A local column cites the Hope city-manager government backing a federal post office project of 500000 dollars while urging readers to sign a petition addressed to Congressman Oren Harris. The piece denounces political bypass of this newspaper and links national debt to the project, urging public support against the plan.
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Board of Directors
Hope
Oren Harris
City Hall
Congressman Harris
Monica Lewis
Weather report from station for 24 hours ending 7 a.m.
Weather summary from the Arkansas Regional Forecast by the Associated Press notes a high of 59 and a low of 23. Central Arkansas expected mostly cloudy conditions through Thursday with drizzle or light rain ending tonight and colder weather on Thursday.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Hope Physical Fitness Club reorganized with 15 members
The Hope Physical Fitness Club reorganized on Tuesday with 15 members. It will meet weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 9 PM in the old high school gym, with calisthenics at 7 PM followed by basketball, volleyball, weights, isometrics, and lighter exercises. A $3 joining fee will cover program costs, planned to run until about May 1. The next meeting is Thursday night, January 9, and the public is invited.
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The
Hope Physical Fitness Club
Local Boys to Sing Bass in Opera at Magnolia Junior High
Magnolia welcomes Bizet's Carmen in English at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday January 15 in the Magnolia Junior High School auditorium. Barentine and Herman from Hope and Fulton sing bass in the chorus, part of the 35 member Southern State College concert choir, under director Kermit Breen who also performs as Don Jose.
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Magnolia
Jimmy Barentine
C. &. Barentine
Bonner
Hope
Buddy Herman
Henry Herman
Rt. 1
Fulton
Bizet
s‘Garmen
Magnolia Junior High School
Shreveport Symphony Opera Repertory Company
Southern State College Concert Choir
Barenting and
Herman
Opera Chorus
Kermit Breen
Don Jose
Hope Post Joins Legion Big 10 Amid Budget Cut Surprise
Hope Post joins the Legion Big 10 as Johnson reveals a trimmed U S budget to 97 9 billion. Members present to Commander Murphy for transmittal to the State Department, with the membership committee touting a new record through diligent work.
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Hope Post
Legion
Johnson
U.S
Murphy
State Department
Hope Star
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion
Lester Wade
Harry Hawthorn
Talbot Feild, Jr
Dean Murphy
B. C. Hollis
Britain allows 11.2 million Cuba bus deal defying U.S. criticism
The British Board of Trade says it will not block Leyland Motors Ltd. selling 400 buses and 1.1 million dollars in spare parts to Cuba under a five year credit plan. Leyland expects 1,000 more buses and will ship about 100 monthly from April. U.S. officials say the sale undermines efforts to isolate the Castro regime.
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Raymond E. Pala
London
Cuba
Board of Trade
Britain
U.S. Commerce Department
U.S
Leyland Motors Ltd
Leyland
Donald Stokes
Stokes
Havana
Engle to Seek Re election After Surgery
Sen Clair Engle of Red Bluff Calif says in a TV interview his health is fair and he will run in the 1964 Senate race. The 52 year old Democrat announced Monday night he will seek another term, prompting California Democrats to request medical evidence of his fitness.
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Los Angeles
Clair Engle
Engle
Red Bluff
Calif
California
Spaniard Is New Suspect in Murder
Spanish-born Manola Gallardo, unable to speak English, may have fatally stabbed multimillionaire William A. Bartholomae after mistakenly thinking he harmed her sister. District Attorney Kenneth Williams said murder charges were dropped against Carmen Bartholomae and Manola was booked on suspicion of murder following a lie detector test and further investigation. Bartholomae, 70, a yachtsman who earned about 11 million from ranching, oil and mining, died in his Newport Beach home.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Manola Gallardo
William A. Bartholomae
Orange County
Kenneth Williams
District Attorney’s Office
Bartholomae
Carmen
Manola
Newport Bay
Williams
Cloudy and Wet Weather Across U S Forecasted
The nation's weather remained cloudy and wet with no severe storms as mild January-like temperatures persisted. Light snow fell in Colorado and neighboring states while the Southeast saw rain heavy at times. In the Ohio Valley rain mixed with snow and the eastern Gulf Coast area faced rain as well. Catherine Helen Crosby, 90, mother of Bing Crosby, died in Santa Monica after strokes, survived by four sons and two daughters.
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Far West
Ohio Valley
Gulf Coast States
Letters on Star's P O Position
Editor notes wide AP distribution of The Star editorial attacking federal aid and a new Hope Post Office project, printing letters from readers in Arkansas and across the nation praising or criticizing the stance. Names include A Sharkey John L Cranford T K Shaver Sam H Tiesler Abe L Roberts Craig F Vaniel.
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Associated Press of the Star
New Post Office Project For Hope
the Star
Northwest Arkansas Times
Arkansas Gazette
Marion County
Arkansas
Hope Star
Craig F. Vaniel
E. Hawthorne
St. Paul 6
Minn
Scranton to Talk to Candidates on National Issues
Gov. William Scranton said he plans to meet soon with Sen. Barry Goldwater to discuss national issues. The Pennsylvania governor, a Republican presidential contender, indicated he would tell all candidates his views as the GOP field develops.
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Pittsburgh
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Campaign to Follow JFK Program
Washington AP reports President Johnson ties his policy to John F Kennedy while adding his own. He promotes liberal labor and minority welfare programs to win in industrial states, while stressing federal spending restraint to appeal to conservatives. Democrats rally around him as Republicans struggle to unite against Johnson.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
South
Midwest
Congress
Kennedy
Mrs Laura Turner 78 Dies in Hope Hospital
Mrs Laura Turner 78 died in a local hospital Tuesday after six years in Hope formerly of Chillicothe Texas a member of the First Baptist Church Survived by six daughters Mrs B J Skaggs Abilene Mrs Lloyd West Washington Arkansas Mrs Albert Thomas Chillicothe Mrs Maurice Stringer Tulsa OK Mrs Dub Davis Hope Mrs Creighton Lance Hope one son Edward Turner Chillicothe 12 grandchildren 7 great grandchildren 2 great great grandchildren Body to Ward Funeral Home Chillicothe funeral 2:30 Wednesday Herndon Cornelius in charge
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Laura Turner
Hope
Chilcothe
Texas
First Baptist Church
B. J. Skaggs
Abilene
Tex
Lloyd West
Washston
Ark
Alberthomas
Chillicothe
Maurice Stringer
Tulsa
Okla
Dub Davis
Creighton Lance
Edward Turner
Ward Funeral Home
Chilliscothe
Herndon-Cornelius
Woman’s No 1 goal Hal Boyle Discovers is Improvement
Hal Boyle notes Leap Year spreads schemes by maidens to snag bachelors. Some see the task as hopeless while others apply sharper feminine psychology to attract men, shaping outcomes in the social game of courtship.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Johnson calls for budget cut and uranium output drop
President Johnson told Congress he would trim the budget to 97.9 billion dollars and cut weapon-related uranium production by 25 percent. He challenged the Soviets to match the uranium cut and unveiled a billion-dollar antipoverty program. He urged quick passage of an 11 billion tax cut, framing the plan as essential for the economy and taxpayer relief. Security was tight at the Capitol for the joint session.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Congress
America
White House
House
Capitol
Congressional
John F. Kennedy
Teenagers Lead Hempstead March of Dimes Drive
17 year old Sara Bagley and 17 year old Al Weisenberger were named co chairs of Hempstead County Teen-Age Program for the 1964 March of Dimes. They will oversee January fundraising efforts, citing benefits to birth defects and arthritis research and noting the Health Career Awards program offers scholarships in medicine nursing therapy and social work.
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Sara Bagley
al Weisenberger
Hope High School
Ini
al Waa
Hempstead County
Hempstead
Sara
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Little Rock
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hot Springs
March of Dimes
National Foundation
TAP
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Hope Club
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E. P. Young, Jr
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Forrest Singleton
Art Stretch
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Eaton
Ohio
Dayton (Ohio
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N. Elm St. Hope, Ark
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Birmingham St. Paul
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Fayetteville, Ark
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Porter Building
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