Editorial and Advertising Details for Hope Arkansas Post
The page lists staff roles including Editor Alex M. Washburn and Paul H. Jones, with Bond Parker as Advertising Manager. It notes printing and mailing details, classifies as second class matter, and cites multiple advertising representatives across cities from Memphis to Detroit.
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Alex. M. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Bond Parker
Mordeen OQ
McMahen
GS. M
Rogers
Gitet
Mer
George W. Hosmer
Meech
Hope
Arkansas
Legislative Redistricting and Bills Dominate Arkansas House Action
The Arkansas House and Senate considered redistricting measures and a slate of bills. Rep. Raymond Mays’ redistricting bill saw postponement, with duplicates introduced in the Senate by Shackleford, Smith, and Elrod and other senators filing similar plans. House bills included a soft drink bottle tax, license revocation for habitual offenders, banning the Communist Party, exempting agricultural chemicals from sales tax, and a Civil War Jenkins Ferry site park. Senate measures proposed extending Oaklawn Park racing, expanding retirement eligibility for municipal workers, and designating Warren district. A hospital insurance pitch from Cecil Weaver followed.
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Cleveland
Raymond Mays
House Committee
Mays
Senate
Marshall Shackleford
el Dorado
C. F. Smith
West Memphis
Russell Elrod
Siloam Springs
Shackleford
Roy Riales
Mena
Olen Hendrix
Antoine
Arkansas
Communist Party
Jenkins Ferry
Grant County
Oaklawn
Hot Springs
Weather outlook with scattered rain and mid 60s highs
Weather continued from page one shows rain possible in southern areas by Thursday night with afternoon highs in the mid 60s. Tonight lows forecast from the mid 20s to mid 30s, with Thursday highs near 60. Louisiana mostly fair through Thursday with some rain tonight into Thursday and a low near 31 to 49. Missouri generally fair to Thursday with partly cloudy skies, northern areas around 40s to 45s, tonight low in the 20s.
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Louisiana
Dillon Not Expected to Be Protested
Washington AP Douglas Dillon named to be secretary of the Treasury says he plans no temporary tax cut to spur the economy and that Congress must decide on delegating tax power. He notes the gold drain from the adverse balance of payments can be addressed without harming the free world economy. He declines to discuss possible steps in public. The hearing marks the first Senate committee probe of Kennedy cabinet picks.
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Washington
Douglas Dillon
Secretary of the Treasury
Kennedy
Senate Finance
Congress
U.S
Dillion
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Orville L. Freeman
Senate Agriculture Committee
Cyprus House backs Algerian rebels in unreserved vote
In Nicosia Cyprus the House of Representatives approved a resolution expressing unreserved support for Algerian nationalist rebels. The move signals solidarity with the anti colonial movement amid ongoing conflict and regional tensions.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Cyprus House of Representatives
Memorial at State Police HQ honors Bradley and Hollensworth
A memorial ceremony at the strict State Police Headquarters pays tribute to the late Bradley and Representative Carroll C. Hollensworth, honoring their service and memory in a formal event attended by officials.
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Trict State
Bradley
Carroll C. Hollensworth
Prescott Kiwanis Music Program At Dinner Meeting
Prescott Kiwanis members enjoyed a musical program at the club dinner meeting. Mrs. Don Blackwood, music instructor, sang several ballads and was introduced by Eriest Bolton Jr. The group performed and plans were announced for an April 17 concert. Additional attendees included Mark-Nile Wear Corp. representative Irving Marks and Bob Yarborough, among others.
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Kiwanis
Don Blackwood
Prescott Momentary
Irigh
Eriest Bolton Jr
Milton Sinkes
Groin
America
Alawson Henry
Max Kilchen M
Mi ‘ TS Grant
Rue Hitatt
Pot
Stop Airlift Stop Airlift Laos Warns Russians
The Laotian government threatens to take appropriate steps unless the Soviet Union halts its airlift to pro Communist rebels. The warning followed the U.S. delivery of armed planes to the Royal Lao Army and the transfer of helicopters and other aircraft. Laos says Soviet airlift supports Pathet Lao in the Plaine des Jarres area. U.S. planes are to be operated by Laotian pilots under the Geneva accord.
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Vientiane, Laos
Soviet Union
London
United States
Laos
Central
Plaine Des Jarres
U.S
Pathet Lao
Keng le
Dee. JL
Air
Haiti in Midst of a Church Crisis
PORT AU PRINCE Haiti AP report on the expulsion of leading Roman Catholic bishop Remy Augustin and deportation orders for other priests. Duvalier's government says officials are cleansing Communist and pro-Castro influence from the University of Haiti, while church leaders deny anti-government ties. Augustin, 50, was boarded to Puerto Rico after being taken from his bed, claiming no connection to any anti-government group. Arch bishop Francois Poirier, 56, had been deported to France earlier for aiding a strike at the university.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Feu
Francois Duvalier
Vatican
Duvalier
University of
Remy Augustin
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Augustin
Francois- Poirier
France
Arkansan Held in California in Hat Gang Case
A 41 year old Jonesboro Arkansas man Adolph PF St Sauver was held in Redwood City California on $50 000 bond charged with taking part in a December 14 robbery at the San Bruno Dollar Savings and Loan Association netting 3700. Police say the San Bruno Homburg Hat gang tied to about 10000 in Bay Area holdups. one member was slain and another escaped during a raid. St Sauver known as Ted Paul Lavalle in Jonesboro was linked to a summer Brookland shooting burglary and later arrested. bond forfeited after failure to appear.
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Redwood City
Calif
Jonesboro
Ark
Liew
San Bruno Homburg
Adolph PF
St. Sauver
San Bruno Dollar Savings and Loan Association
San Francisco
Bay Area
San Bruno
Ted Paul Lavalle
Joneshoro
Brookland
Oaklawn to Extend Season with Added Nine-Race Days
HOT SPRINGS ARK AP Oaklawn Race Track will add a third nine race day to its 31 day meet starting February 25. General Manager Sweeney Grant said nine race days will be run on Fridays with Wednesdays and Saturdays already nine race days. The meeting will distribute about $740,000 in prizes and conclude April 1 with the $25,000 Arkansas Derby.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Sweeney Grant
Grant
Riots Wound Two in Brussels Amid Belgian Strike
During a three week Belgian strike in Brussels demonstrations turned deadly as two men were fatally wounded. An unemployed painter died after a passerby tried to rescue a gendarme from the crowd. Traffic deaths also occurred due to strikers’ barricades.
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Brussels
Belgium
Hope Federal Savings and Loan to Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the members of Hope Federal Savings and Loan Association Hope Arkansas will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday January 18 1961 at the office 209 South Main Street Hope Arkansas for electing two directors and other business. Fred C Ellis Secretary January 4 1961.
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Hope Federal Savings and Loan Association
Hope
Arkansas
South Main Street
Fred C. Ellis
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