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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1965
Page
2
Eastern and southern Missouri expect generally fair skies and warmer conditions today with highs in the upper 30s to mid 40s. Southwest Missouri ranges from 20s tonight to low 30s, with partly cloudy Tuesday and a cooler afternoon and night. Arkansas sees clear to partly cloudy skies with highs in the 40s and lows in the mid 20s to 30s, Tuesday turning partly cloudy and a bit warmer.
The Associated Press reports Central Arkansas will be clear to partly cloudy and slightly warmer Tuesday with a low around 28 to 32 and a high in the mid 40s. Northwest and Southwest Arkansas stay clear to partly cloudy with lows around 28 to 34 and Tuesday highs about 48 to 54. Northeast and Southeast Arkansas at night see 24 to 30 with Tuesday reaching 52 to 56.
North Little Rock's Wildcats, undefeated at home, beat Little Rock Central to remain No 1 in the state's AP high school basketball poll. They won their 37th straight home game 73 to 39 over Little Rock Hall, extending season mark to 12-1 and their Big 12 streak.
California's state health director notes widespread efforts in 45 states and DC to curb cigarette use. He cites surveys showing 18 million Americans quit, high belief in health risks, and support for more public education and warnings on tar and nicotine content.
Surgeon General Luther Terry and other speakers will present a follow-up report on smoking and health on the anniversary of the advisory committee’s finding that cigarette smoking is a major health hazard. The National Interagency Council on Smoking and Health will host the meeting to release new information from extensive education and research programs from the past year.
A brief note confirms Borneo stands as the third largest island by land area globally, highlighting its vast territorial extent among world landmasses.
Local grocery outlets report inventories with more than 7,060 distinct items available for customers. The breadth reflects broad supplier access and ongoing product assortment expansion across stores.
The bodies of engineer Donald Narney, 42, and brakeman C. Porter from Marion Ohio were recovered. Also trapped in the cab of the B&O train were head brakeman F C Druschel engineer Carl R Duckworth and fireman G Williams all from New Castle PA.
Legislature backs a state income tax system with Governor Faubus approval. It faces a 4.5 million cut restored by the Legislative Council from higher education requests to balance revenues. It also tackles State Police funding and aid to cities and counties. Lawmakers may let cities raise local taxes by restoring automobile license fee authority and allowing business franchise taxes.
The Arkansas legislature eyes modifying the school aid formula and allocating a $17 million teacher salary fund with debate over average raises. Faubus notes he seeks an average increase but warns some teachers may receive more or less. A $3 million welfare fund awaits distribution decisions while redistricting may trigger a April special session.
Ketty Lester wowed a receptive audience with The Sweetest Sound I Love Paris Time After Time Lets Fall In Love Where Is Love and Im A Fool To Want You A Great Gettin Up Morning brought the house down She recalls gospel roots and Road to fame from Hope Arkansas to Berkeley City College to off Broadway Ketty just released a first RCA Victor album.
The text notes doubt that any action will occur on reapportioning until courts strike down conflicting state constitutional provisions. It cites the U S Supreme Court ruling that both houses of bicameral legislatures must be apportioned by population, guiding future steps.
Pikeville Kentucky miners gain from a reduced pension age in the United Mine Workers retirement system. The change allows many currently unemployed miners to receive benefits sooner, boosting their financial stability.
W. W. Humphries of Camden, 55, district governor of the seven Kiwanis? no 7-K, spoke at noon. He has a long Lions career and has served as manager of the Camden Employment Security Division for 20 years. Officials noted large numbers of unemployed, especially in eastern Kentucky, with many expected to retire soon.
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