Hope Star masthead and publishing details from Hope Arkansas
The Hope Star Star of Hope 1899 issue lists administrative staff, editorial leadership, advertising, and circulation information. It notes the Star Building address at 212-14 South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas, with key personnel including Editor and Publisher Alex H Washburn and Managing Editor Paul H Jones, along with various departments and AP affiliation details.
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Star of Hope
Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Secy-Trea
Star
South
Walnut Street Hope
Arkansas
Alex.h. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Joan D. McMahon
C. M
Pod) Rogers, Jr
Cire'l
Mer
Georage
W. Hosmer
Mech
Faubus Won't Rule Out Tax Cuts Despite Needs
Faubus said he would consider any tax reduction bills in light of Arkansas’s needs and current or expected state income. The House passed a low income tax cut bill and other reduction measures are pending. He noted Employment Security Division reports show a recession leveling off with callbacks to jobs matching layoffs in December and early January.
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Little Rock
Gav
Orval
Faubus
House
Paulus
Fon
Jury Commissioner Named for U.S. District Court in Helena
Jordan B. Lambert Sr., a Helena insurance and real estate man, was selected as jury commissioner for the U S District Court in Helena. He was appointed by Judge Gordon E. Young.
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Little Rock UP
Jordan B. Lambert Sr
Helena
U.S. District Court
Gordon E. Young
College Heads Discuss Proposal in Arkansas Meeting
In Little Rock the presidents of the University of Arkansas and state colleges plan a meeting with the authors of three measures to form a single board of finance for the institutions. Rep J H Cottrell Jr. said Arkansas Tech President J W Hull and other proponents will attend. A public hearing before the House Committee on Institutions of Higher Learning is set for Wednesday night.
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House
Institutions of Higher Learning
Talks Favor of Use Tax Exemptions in Arkansas
Arkansas legislators debated bills to extend use tax exemptions to machinery and equipment for manufacturing and related operations. Frank Cantrell of the State Chamber warned adoption would cause an initial sales tax loss but yield a net gain around 700000 annually, based on a 75 million dollar yearly business increase. The Senate committee recommended passage 5 to 2, with no immediate action taken on the bills.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Frank Cantrell
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Ellis Fagan
Fagan
Certified Public
State Chamber
Associated Industries of Arkansas Inc
Memory Gets a Rude Jolt in Car Grove Compartment
A.M. Kirkpatrick in West Memphis Ark opened his car grove compartment to find a neat stack of Christmas cards already stamped and ready for mailing. The discovery happened last weekend.
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West Memphis
Ark
A. M. Kirkpatrick
Grove
Opposed to Change in Arkansas Road Money Formula
Rabie Rhodes of Harrison, president of the Arkansas Good Roads Association, opposes changing the current tax money distribution for highway construction. He argues the present formula is fair and that the Highway Commission bases its program on the existing revenue. Speculation has arisen that cities and counties may seek a larger share of the 2 million dollars annually available as repayments are made.
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Harrison, Ark
Arkansas Good Roads Association
Rabie Rhodes
Harrison
Rhodes
Arkansas Highway Commission
Presbyterian Family Supper and Kiwanis Dinner Notes
Readable items from Prescott News describe First Presbyterian Church family night supper with Charles Cook of Hot Springs giving the invocation and Rev James Mitchell discussing Church Extension missions. Kiwanis Club weekly dinner at Lee Hotel featured John Teeter Jr on Kiwanis Education and a quarterly meeting plan. A bridal shower honored Fay Hines for her upcoming marriage to John Connell with 34 guests attending at the Prescot Assembly of God C A Hall.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles Cook
Hot Springs
James Mitchell
Ouachita Presbytery
Mitchell
Kiwanis Club
Milton Stokes
Lee Hotel
DeBlack
Max Kitchens
John Teeter Jr
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Clubs
George Fritz
North Little Rock
N. R. Nelson
Miss Hines
Fay Hines
John Connell
Lee Baker
Gertrude Brown
Dorris Ledbetter
Tip White
C.A. Hall of the
Faubus Opposes Diversion of Highway Funds
Gov. Orval E. Faubus pledges opposition to diverting highway funds. Rhodes notes the Good Roads Association exists to ensure fair distribution, not to shield the Highway Department.
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Way Bonds
Orval E. Faubus
Rhodes
Good Roads Association
Highway Department
Dr and Mrs Avery Host House Warming in New Home
Dr and Mrs Charles Avery hosted a house warming with about 150 guests at their new residence on Thursday. Mrs Gene Lee and Mrs Howard Graham served punch and cookies from a dining table covered in pink linen. An arrangement of yellow chrysanthemums and dated iris adorned the mantel while pink gladiolus formed the centerpiece.
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Cott
LaRhonda McRaven
Kenneth Murrah
Tom Gray
Pete Gray
Jean Gray
Hope
Sewell Munn
Gene Lee
Tom
Walson White
A. A. Patrick
A. 8. Buchanan
Robert Harper
Jeannie Burlson
Towlard Graham
Ella Lee
Denzil Calhoun
S. E. Forrester
J. L. Coe
Charles Avery
Howard Graham
Arkansas Lawmakers Split On Soda Tax and Bond Plan
In Little Rock, Arkansas House members showed no consensus on a proposed one cent per bottle soda tax and a $52 million bond issue for University of Arkansas campuses, the State Hospital, and the Arkansas Children’s Colony. Only Rep Norman Wimpy voiced definite support in the bill’s present form, while Rep O P Hammons opposed it as written and Rep Paul Van Dalsem suggested possible referral to a capital vote. Rep Clay Braail was undecided but open to support if the bill lacked a referral clause.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
Marty
Norman Wimpy
Craighead County
Perry
Paul van Dalsem
O. P. Hammons
St. Francis County
University of Arkansas Seven State Colleges
State Hospital
Arkansas Children’s Colony
Conway County
Clay Braail
Weekend Family Visits Highlight Nashville Cartography of Guests
Miss Mary Jo Tramilton of Little Rock visited her mother Mrs Werner Hamilton and Mrs Leva Johnson of Sherman Texas stayed with her mother Mrs J B Munn. Saturday overnight guests included Mrs Mervin Harper of Roanake Alabama Mrs Luther Durham of Garlsden Alabama and Mrs Reese Woolley of Monticello Alabama. Mr and Mrs Thien May and daughter Gail of Povemah were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Tip White and relatives.
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Mary Jo Tramilton
Little Rock
Werner Hamilton
Dudley Gordon
Anna
Ellen
Mervin Harper
Roanake
Ala
Luther Durham
Garlsden
Reese Woolley
Monticelli
Bob Stewart
Misk Laylee Stewart
Robert Cooley
Nashville
Thien May
Gail of
Povemah
Tip. White
Hey
Kennedy to deliver somber State of the Union
President Kennedy plans a stark address to Congress outlining world turmoil and a weakening economy at home. Associates say the message will cover Congo and Laos, with unemployment and budget issues likely to be raised, followed by proposals and possible tax actions. Republican leaders prepare for a budget battle as Eisenhower may be asked for input.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Congo
Laos
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Senate
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Milners
Dirksen
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Eisenhower
Arkansas College Bill Faces Mixed Votes At State House
Washington County Rep. Charles Stewart and others weigh in as about 40 post cards urge him to oppose the measure. Wimpy argues for university status to attract students and save classrooms while several lawmakers split on funding, taxes, and a broadening of the sales tax base. Van Dalsem emphasizes voting rights.
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Brazil
Washington County
Charles Stewart
Wimpy
Arkansas State College
Nevada County
C. C. “Wahlquist
Newton County
W. D. Baker
Pulaski County
Sterling W. Cockrill
Cockrill
van Dalsem
Step Toward Filling Point Out in Space
NASA launches first study toward space filling stations for ships. Lockheed to test linking two satellites in orbit at 18,000 mph to assess feasibility for future refueling hubs and waypoints for interplanetary travel. If feasible, NASA will proceed with Thor Agena and Atlas Agena systems.
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Washington
United States
Solar System
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Sunnyvale
Calif
Lockheed
NASA
Defense budget changes discussed by the former president
The former president outlined changes in the defense budget and said that former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York, and others would be called in when issues arise. Senator Thruston Morton of Kentucky, the Republican national chairman, will serve as the conference presiding officer.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Sen
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Funds Couse Speed River Work
Tulsa Arkansas river navigation project could finish six years early if planning funds are available. Brig. Gen. Robert F. Fleming told ABDA banquet that with adequate funds the $1.2 billion project could be completed by 1967. Col. T. F. J. Wilson noted planning money would be ordered.
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Tulsa
Okla
Army
Southwest Division
Robert F. Fleming
Arkansas Basin Deveson Iment Association
TF. J. Wilson
ABDA
Spacecraft Assembly Feasibility Teased by NASA
NASA officials say a successful LucklyFil funded experiment could allow boosting large space ships into orbit in sections. If feasible, ships would be assembled in orbit for deep space probes, enabling an expanding fleet of explorer missions around Earth.
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NASA
Earth
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