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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
5
AP analysis explains the January drop in NYSE short interest three ways. Traders may turn bullish, December short sales were covered in January for lower taxes, or fewer potential buyers intensify bearish risk. Tax law changes encouraged December to January trading.
In Kansas City a four-engine Super G Constellation airliner will be placed on Main Street as a cocktail lounge. The plane will be moored on a concrete pad with gates and a boarding ramp, seating 70 guests served by hostesses at a buzzer. Principal owner Patrick G. Quirk bought the plane for $30,000. new price was about $3.5 million.
President Benjamin Harrison spent two hours in Little Rock during a cross country journey. About 15,000 people joined in a grand celebration of the visit marking a historic moment for Arkansas as a sitting U.S. president toured the state.
Hempstead County teens led by eo-chairman Ancy Heh and Kathy Thrash raised 174.05 at a Roadblock for the Maze of Dimes. Co-chairs Lance Jones and Cathy Camp helped. thanks were sent to local officials and Jay bees members for assistance. teen workers included Marjorie Waddie and Beth Lawrence among others.
John A. Ulrich, 93, of Clarkedale Arkansas, told Traffic Judge Ray Churchill he had only one wreck in 68 years of driving. Ulrich, charged with backing into another car, received a $1 fine. He began driving in 1896 with a one cylinder model.
Calvin Cook Jr. 41 of North Little Rock received a five year prison sentence after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the death of David L. Moore Jr., 28, in Little Rock.
President Johnson makes unity a central theme of his new administration in an inaugural address drawing on Jefferson and Monroe. The piece links current calls for national healing to the early republic and the era of good feeling, stressing unity, justice and shared national potential.
Johnson, after a bitter campaign against Barry Goldwater and conservatives, echoes Jefferson and Monroe urging unity. He repeats words like unity and liberty, paints a hopeful American future, and ties the message to his State of the Union, aiming to ease partisan tensions and push governing goals.
Police said Moore was shot to death in North Little Rock in a case under investigation. No suspects or motives announced as authorities review evidence.
Birth notices list newborns to White families and non White families in Hempstead and Hope in the past month. Entries name parents and addresses in detailed local lines, including Rex Alan, Dana Rae, Martha Ann, Pen ny Diana, Melissa Ann, Loniae Dawn, Mary Ra chael, and others.
Toltee Indian Mounds near the Arkansas River about 20 miles from Little Rock are among the state's best known mound groups. At one time the Toltee group contained around 40 mounds.
The speaker, noting about 50 proposals to Congress and world coverage, delivered a Wednesday inaugural address that focused on anticlimax rather than grand promises. The remarks tied extensive foreign reporting to domestic legislative action.
More than 500 coaches registered for the two day Coach of the Year Clinic with 300 more expected. Bud Wilkinson will kick off the event Friday morning, joined by Frank Broyles Ara Parseghian Bob Devaney Duffy Daugherty Vernon Glass Luke Thornton and Paul Smith from various colleges and high schools.
Florida defeated Miami 86 to 69 while Texas Western topped Utah State 68 to 62 and Oklahoma City beat Hawaii 100 to 86 in college basketball action reported by the Associated Press.
In Marlboro New York Cassius Clay and Floyd Patterson show tensions during a promotional visit to Patterson's camp ahead of a scheduled 12 round Madison Square Garden bout with Chuvalo. Clay challenges Patterson and calls him Rabbit prompting heated exchanges before Patterson resumes light sparring.
Detroit 3 and Boston in Thursday action with no games today. Saturday’s schedule shows Boston at Montreal and New York at Toronto as key matchups.
Brooks Robinson, star third baseman of the Baltimore Orioles, signed for about 50 000, the richest deal in club history. The 27 year old, MVP candidate for 1964, posted a .317 average with 118 RBIs, 28 homers and led AL in fielding, helping Baltimore to 97 wins and a third place finish behind the Yankees.
The Dallas Bonehead Club will award its annual Bonehead of the Year trophy Friday to Jim Marshall, Vikings defensive end, for running the wrong way for a touchdown. The club sponsors mythical Bonehead University, whose undefeated football team has never played a game since 1919.
The Allegheny Observatory in Pittsburgh will shut down after decades of railroad clockkeeping. The University of Pittsburgh said obsolescence from advancing technology ends its space research role.
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