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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1961

Page

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Hempstead County Health Dept Board Takes Over

At an organizational meeting the Hempstead County Board of Health elected Ralph Lehman as president W R Ronson as vice president and Mrs Cline Franks as secretary treasurer Joining them were Mrs W M Duckett and Dr Forney Hall as members The move creates a county board to supervise county health programs under a fulltime public health officer with the new City County Public Health Center project supporting the official department of Public Health per state acts and recommendations

Hempstead County Hempstill City of Hope Cree Department of Public Health Arkansas State Board of Healthy Hope Star County Board OF Health OF Hempstead Cline Franks Patmos Orie O. Byers Hope City G. G. Medders Forney Holt William R. Routon Wiliam Duckett Ralph Lehman C. V. Nunn, Jr

Weather Arkansas Regional Forecast Summary

Regional forecast from the Associated Press for Gaitral and surrounding Arkansas areas notes considerable cloudiness this afternoon and tonight with light rain at times. Saturday and Sunday will be partly cloudy and mild with highs around 60, lows ranging from the mid 20s to the upper 40s depending on location. Louisiana portion expects cloudy conditions easing to partly cloudy with cooler temperatures and lows around 40 to 50.

Arkansas Associated Press Louisiana

China Burma Pact Reported By AP Sources

Chinese Nationalist intelligence reports say Red China and Burma signed a pact for joint warfare along their border to combat 5000 to 20000 anti Communist guerrillas. The claim cites sources in Formosa and mentions wartime coordination across the border region.

Formosa China Red

Man Wanted in Torso Slaying Shocks Arkansas

Arkansas authorities issued a nationwide alert for a former shipyard butcher linked to the murder of wealthy farmer E G MacDonald in Mena Arkansas. MacDonald's wife, 50, jailed in Covington Louisiana, admits disposing of body parts but denies the murder. Louisiana reportedly rejected extradition grounds for Mrs MacDonald.

4-H Council to Welcome Guest Speakers

Hempstead County 4 H Council will host Carl Mouker and Dean Atkins of DeQueen as guests at the January 16 meeting at 7 30 p m in the county courthouse large courtroom. Janet Roberts presides and Jimmy Jarger introduces the guests as 4 H members and readers are urged to attend the first meeting of the year.

Hempstead Janet Roberts Jimmy Arger

Banquet Plans Set by Chamber for Millwood Speaker

Clift Bridgers, president of the chamber, appointed special committees at the board meeting to organize the annual banquet. Myron W. DeGeer of Tulsa will speak on Millwood Dam and its local economic impact. The banquet is Thursday, June 26 at 7 p.m. in the Melon Room of the Barlow Hotel with 225 tickets available.

CW. “Clift Bridgers Chamner of Commerce Board of Directors Myron W. DeGeer UU. Ss. Corps of Engineers Tulsa Oklo theGeer Corps of Engineers Millwood Barlow Hotel Armory

Dimes Drive Plans Special Show Sat

Hempstead's March of Dimes drive will sponsor a special show at Station KXAK Saturday hosted by chairwoman Mrs. Lara Mae Impson. The program features talent numbers interviews stunts and an auction including a Joe's City Bakery cake and hundreds of KNAR rock and roll records. Winston Green's Grocery will donate all proceeds from on site salt drinks. The Plaza will donate today and the Highway Cafe will host a benefit Monday.

Highway Cafe

Norwegian Princess Astrid and Husband Arrive for Paris Honeymoon

Princess Astrid of Norway and her commoner husband Johai Martii Hernger arrived in Paris for their honeymoon. The couple married on Thursday, taking a quiet ceremony in Oslo before their Paris visit.

Royal Honeymoon Paris Astrid Norway Johai Martii Hernger

Mays redistricting plan outlines four Arkansas districts

The Arkansas Senate approved the Mays redistricting plan listing counties for each of four congressional districts. First District includes Keene, Craighead, Mississippi, Poinsett, Cross, and others totaling 479,385 people. Second District covers Fulton, Randolph, Sharp, Lawrence, Jackson, Pulaski, and more at 479,075. Third District spans Benton, Carroll, Boone, Madison, and others with 348,274. Fourth District lists Polk, Howard, Sevier, Little River, Miller, Pike, and more totaling 479,565.

Little Rock Arkansas Senate Keene Craighead Mississippi Poinsett Cross Cullenden St. Francis Lees Phillips Jefferson Wincott Fulton Trandolph Tard Sharp Lawrence Slone Independence Jackson Cleburne White Woodruff Paulkner Prairie Lonoke Monroe Pulaski Perry Benton Carroll Boone Marion Baxter Washington Madison Newlin Searcy Crawford Franklin Johnson Pope van Buren Conway Sebastian Logan Yell Seat Polk Howard, Sevier Little River Miller Montgomery Pike, Hempstead Tafayette Girland Clark Nevada Columbia Hot Spring Saline Ouachita Grant Dallas Calhoun Union Cleveland Bradley Drew Ashley Desha Chicot

Daughter of Phil Harris Engaged to Ted Alcus

Palm Springs announces the engagement of 18 year old Alice Faye Harris, daughter of Phil Harris and Alice Faye, to Ted Alcus 25 of New Orleans. The couple plans a mid April wedding. Alcus is an advertising firm employee in New York City. Alice studies at the University of Aagona.

Palm Springs Galif APY Phil Harris Alice Waye Alice Faye Harris Ted Alcus New Orleans New York City Alice University of Aagona

Laos Presses Rebel Positions Near Vientiane

Laotian government forces pounded Pathet Lao artillery 70 miles north of Vientiane for a third day. Reports indicate pilots trained in France and China may need more flying to sharpen accuracy, with no clear hits or air retaliation from the Soviets or China.

Vientiane Laos United Shiles France Chailand Soviet Union China Viet Nam Pathet Lao Inteli- Benet United States Krench Nam Sic River Boun Qum Luang Prabang

All Around Town PTA Drive Names Contacts and Events

The town notes list people to contact about magazine subscriptions, Delta Pi society induction for Mrs. Lillian Hughes Stewart who teaches math at Hope on Tight, and a plan for a Halionvdde tour by Chuck Bante at Southland Aviation. It also mentions the Texas Longhorn Band in Washington D.C. and 1059 Census data on Hempstead farms and operators. The Bobcats travel to Smuackover for two games, with a home Senior-Junior conference clash against Camden, and Charles Myersdy from Myers Making Co. is the guest speaker at the Country Bible Class.

Lillian Hughes Stewart Tenederson State Delta Pi Kappa Stewart Hope On Tigh Bobcats Smuackover Camden Panthers

Firing of New Orleans School Head Voided by Court Ruling

New Orleans authorities faced federal intervention as a restraining order halted the legislature’s bid to oust Dr. James F. Redman as school superintendent. Redman vowed to return to work while federal and state officials argued legality.

New Orleans APY James F. Redman Redmond YIM Phiuesday Tedmond

Western Gas seeks approval for new 2:oo transmission line

LUPE ROCKATI Arkitinis Western Gas Co. asks the Arkansas Public Service Commission for permission to build a 2h-OO transmission line from its existing system to Franklin County gas fields to boost capacity by 1 million cubic feet daily.

Lupe Rockati Arkitinis Western Gas Co Arkansas Public Service Commission Wranklin County

Arkansas House Apportionment Shuffles Counties

Counties gain or lose seats in a planned 25 surplus representatives reshuffle for the Arkansas House. Pulaski and Jefferson lead gains, Miller remains at one seat while Ouachita and Poinsett face declines as population shifts prompt a new apportionment by the State Board of Apportionment led by Gov Taubus. If the plan is filed late or deemed unfair, a Supreme Court challenge may follow.

Lpptle Rock Arkansas Une Arkatesas House Iyhe Tastic Pulaski Jefferson Miller Othe Mississippi Ouachita Poinsett Orval J. Feubus Aly Frank Moll C. G. Halt. Taubus Tf Ik Arkinsis Supreme Court Solmuslian Benton Craighead Crittenden Gratland Quachila Phillips St Francis Union Washington White Garland St. Francis Milter Sebastian Thounsell

Burglars Loot Fulton Store for 109 Dollars

At A. O. Brights in Mullen a burglary occurred overnight. Police report the thieves entered through the back door and stole cash totaling 109 dollars. Investigation continues as authorities review leads and scene evidence.

Fulton A. O. Brights Mullen Jinanie Griffin Dueglar Buck Dor

Final Rites Today for G. A. Hobbs

Funeral service for G A Hobbs set for 3 pm at Oakcrest Funeral Service Chapel led by Dr Joly McChiminan. Burial will take place at Memory Ganlens following the ceremony.

G. A. Hobbs Giniln AL Trobbs Pam Oakcrest Joly McChiminan Vakerest Ganlens

Uruguay Orders Out Cuba Ambassadors After Pro Castro Demonstrations

Uruguay expelled Cuban Ambassador Mario Garcia Inchaustegui and Soviet First Secretary Mihail K. Samilov as persona non grata amid pro Castro protests and street clashes. About 4,000 gathered in Montevideo while 1,500 police kept order after police raided Communist headquarters arresting 139. Death of an anti Castro supporter remains uncharged.

Montevideo Uruguay APY Jctet Castro Mario Garcia Inchaustegui Mihail K. Samilov Cubs United States Peru Guatemala Dominican Republic Castra Regina Vaili Nicaragua Paraguay Colombia Travanas Castro

Woman Injured in Car Crash on Highway 67

Georgia L. McGee of Vexarkuna was injured when her car struck a bridge railing on Highway 67 beyond station in Miller County. She suffered cuts and bruises to the face and was under treatment at a local hospital. state police investigated.

Georgia L. McGee Vexarkuna Highway 67 Station Miller County Stale Polizentan Piankey

Louisiana Refuses Extradition for Mrs MacDonald Slaying Case

LITLE ROCK Arkansas Dan Stephens an aide to Guy Orval Faubus said Louisiana rejected the extradition request for Mrs Norma MacDonald in the murder of her 73 year old husband. He said papers lacked a bill of indictment and will be sent to Prosecutor Ben Cure in Mena for correction and return. MacDonald, who has not waived extradition, was arrested in Covington La and her mutilated body was found in a well near Mena.

New Orleans Arkansas G. MacDonald MacDonald Mena Ark Litle Rock Dan Stephens Guy Orval KE. Faubus Louisiane Norma MacDonald Stephens Louisiana Ben Cure Covington

Cold Front Lashes the West Coast Storms hit coasts and seas in west and Atlantic

A cold front battered the Washington and Oregon coast with high winds and heavy seas, then inland to the Northwest and northern Rockies. Two Coast Guard vessels and a crab boat were capsized near Astoria, Oregon. four Coast Guardsmen and two fishermen were missing. Meanwhile a barge sank off West Palm Beach with seven crewmen missing and one rescued. The nation faced a mix of warm and cold air as storms strained Atlantic and Gulf states.

Associated Press Washington Oregon Ines Rockies Columbia River Astarig Coast Guard Coast Fla North Atlantic Laing Vlexus Gulf States Atlantic Florida

Eddie Holland Celebrates Birthday With Free Popcorn

Eddie Yolland, a North Little Rock movie theater manager, marks his first birthday observed in town by giving free popcorn to every 11th customer at his theater. Local superstition frames his Friday the 13th theatrics as a playful tradition amid family ties and a brief military mention.

North Little Rock Eddie Yolland Alya Hornan Holland

Eisenhower presided on final Cabinet meeting in Washington

President Eisenhower chaired his last Cabinet meeting in Washington. Newsmen were admitted for a photo session before the proceedings began, with Cabinet members and senior White House staff in attendance.

Washingto Eisenhower White House

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