Hope Board Backed Post Office Plan Sparks Editorial
Alex Washburn publisher of the Hope Star criticizes the Hope Board of City Directors for approving a 500000 post office and federal building project. He argues the survey by city hall is interfered with and notes petitions opposing the project will still be sent to Congressman Gren Harris.
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Hope, Ark
Hope Board of City Directors
Alex Washburn
The
Hope Star
City Hall
Washburn
Federal Building
Hope
Frank Douglas
Gren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
Faubus Plans Washington Trip To Confer With Johnson
Gov. Orval Faubus said he will travel to Washington to meet President Johnson next week. He will discuss federal programs in Arkansas with the Arkansas congressional delegation and federal officials, focusing on pre schools mental retardation facilities for the mentally ill and welfare programs. He may also meet Interior Department officials about a road through the White River Wildlife Refuge in Southeast Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Orvald. Faubus
Washington
Johnson
Arkansas
Faubus
Interior Department
White River Wildlife Refuge
Gospel Is Papal Word in Israel
Pope Paul VI spoke at Clementine Hall in Vatican City after his Holy Land pilgrimage. He urged Christians to return to the gospel as the source of faith and inner renewal, saying the revival is a matter of attentive knowledge of Christ's manifestations rather than physical pilgrimage.
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Vatican City
Holy Land
Paul VI
Clementine Hall
Apostolic Palace
Rome
Paul
Letters To Continued From Page One%
Readers send congratulations and praise for publicization of efforts with hope for wide circulation. Notable signatories include MR. and MRS. A. E. Brink of Magnolia Arkansas and EDLIPSCOME of Memphis Tennessee. Faubus mentions right of way for a Snow Lake to Pendleton Ferry road with Merle Peterson and Sheriff Rupert Moore traveling to Washington, joined by J. L. Bland and William J. Smith.
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A. E. Brink
Magnolia, Ark
Snow Lake
Pendleton Ferry
Desha County
Arkansas and
White River
State
Seai
Merle Peterson
Dumas
Rupert Moore
Washington
Faubus
Weather Summary From Page One
Weather continued from page one for several states. Arkansas shows a cold wave with very low temperatures tonight and Friday’s highs in the 30s. Louisiana sees partly cloudy skies and much colder air with lows near 20s and highs in the 40s to 50s. Eastern and Southern mountains report decreasing cloudiness but overall chilly with light snow flurries possible southeast. temperatures range from the teens to the 40s depending on location and wind.
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Mts.souri
Temperaure
Arkansas Regional Forecast Cold wave warnings across state
Central Arkansas faces a cold wave tonight with clear skies and frigid lows around 5 to 20 followed by a sunny but cold Friday with highs in the upper 30s. Northwest and Northeast Arkansas report similar conditions with lows 5 to 15 and highs near 30 to 38. Southwest ArkansasExpect a tonight low near 15 to 22 and Friday highs in the low 40s. Southeast Arkansas sees clear cold forecast with tonight lows 15 to 24 and Friday generally fair and quite cold with highs around 40 to 45.
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Arkansas
Northwest
Southwest
Southeast
Arkansas Sees Brief Break From Winter Cold Weather
The U S Weather Bureau reports a thaw with clearing skies early Thursday and cooler air to follow. Rain is forecast for tonight and Thursday possibly bringing the first general rainfall of the year, with temperatures dipping from the 30s to 40s during the day and nights down into single digits at Gilbert.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S
Faubus Seeks Fifth Term Amid Mixed Fortunes and Ties
The Arkansas governor plans a fifth term as he campaigns on government efficiency and economic growth. He defends past school closures, signals a rural road program, and weighs a general election challenge from Rockefeller. His political acumen hinges on converting past enemies into future votes.
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Faubus
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
McMath
Bruce Bennett
Alford
East Swamped by Rains and Snow From Rockies Eastward
A storm moving from the West and Gulf coast region covers the eastern two thirds of the United States with rain and snow. Heaviest snow accumulations of four to six inches were forecast for parts of Michigan while temperatures plunged to below zero in Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and the Dakotas.
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Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
Midwest
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Dakotas
Upper
Great Lakes
Michigan
Court Docket Municipal Court of Hope Ar kansas City
Docket items show George Harris in Running Red light case with forfeited cash. Sloyt Perry and Story, driving while intoxicated plea of guilty with fines and jail day. Richard Brandon and Sutton, following too close, forfeited cash bonds. Andrew Tiekman, Hazardous driving, cash bond forfeited. John Hughes speeding with cash bond. James Anthony Barnes no driver's license plea guilty with fine. Jerry Dodson no license with cash bond. Robert Lee Simpson disturbing and aggravated assault pleas with fines. Lannie Williams and James Turner possessing untaxed liquor with fines. Andrew Hickman Elvin Tabo and others failing to answer summons or yield right of way with cash forfeits.
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George Harris
Sloyt Perry
Roy B. Story
Richard Brandon
Donald 'T
Sutton
Andrew Tiekman
John, Hughes
James Anthony Barnes
Jerry Dodson
Robert Lee Simpson
Robert
Lee Simpson
Lannie Williams
James Turner
Andrew Hickman
Elvin T. Babo
Irvin T. Babo
Pernie. Sooter
J. W. Rushing
Paul May
Forrest Bain
Mrs Oswald Plans to Write Book About Life and JFK
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, plans a book about her life in Russia and marriage, with professional help. A Grand Prairie lawyer was to discuss the project with a major publisher executive, amid assertions her husband killed President Kennedy.
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Dallas
Marina Oswald
Russia
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas Morning News
John S. Kennedy
John M. Thorne
Court docket items reveal fines and forfeitures
Elizabeth Marcum and Elizabeth Bonnester listed for drunkenness with fines. Charlie Armstrong, Willie Jones Taylor, and Earnest Jackson face forfeitures or fines for assault, drunkenness, and related charges. Eugene Poindexter cited for hazardous driving with a $91.15 forfeiture. Other entries mention overweight charge and company names Flyneo Corporation Langston Bag Company Kennedy Supply.
Washington News Roundup Across Markets and Justice
In Washington Today in Washington discusses Marina Oswald adapting to English converse with ease while her husband’s alleged killer remains under Secret Service guard in Dallas area. James H. Martin cites Oswald’s mood shifts since returning from Russia as aiding the widow’s acceptance of Kennedy shooting evidence. Oswald’s immigration path notes five-year residency before citizenship. Also, President Johnson declines a Caribbean meeting hint with de Gaulle. Air Force to close a Spain base by July 1 moving B47 jets, affecting 3,500 personnel and 4,500 dependents. Rail unions suffer arbitration loss, signaling further job eliminations.
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Dallas-Fort Worth
Russia
United States
The
Air Force
Spain
Zaragosa
Penta
Mron
Torrejon
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