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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
2
Weather Elsewhere moved quickly after healing, Raha and Amn limp forward. Marines report a sparsely occupied camp with two guards, one dozing at noon. Nelson slipped past, Rohs nearly stumbled as the guard startled awake briefly, heart racing.
The forecast notes partly cloudy conditions tonight and over the Southeast into Saturday. Tonight’s low expected around 28 degrees with a high near 62 degrees Friday. Mostly clear and wartiar tonight with a warmer Northwest region outlook.
In Little Rock AP reports a dinner gathering with Governor Rockefeller and Central Arkansas lawmakers sparks talk of calling a special session beginning Feb 5 to consider a mixed drink bill. Critics say focus shifts from other issues like the Little Rock University and University of Arkansas merger as revenue needs push urgency.
Eugene Shuster, local minister of the Hope congregation, announced plans for the Arkansas Circuit No. 2 convention to be held March 1–3 at the Fair Park Coliseum. About 650 delegates are expected with talks, dramatizations, and a public address on Why Does God Permit Wickedness? by district supervisor C. A. Stoermer.
Believes TV show Info ’68 hurts Republicans says Leon Catlett chairman of the Arkansas Democratic Party. He doubts any writer behind Huntsville crafted scripts and cites Elizabeth Westmoreland as moderator who criticized Gov. Rockefeller for out of state hires as not holding a state job.
Four men from Little Rock face 81 to 64 counts each after state police and the Pharmacy Board investigated fraudulent narcotic registrations tied to cough syrups. Arrests were made Jan 12 and hearings set for Feb 13 and 14 to review pharmacist violations at three stores.
West Palm Beach, Merrill C. Meles, 84, Chicago newspaper executive and aviation promoter, died Thursday. He was publisher of the Chicago Herald and Examiner in the late 1920s and of the Chicago American from 1933 to 1938, and a 20 year vice president of Hearst Corp. St. Petersburg, Henrietta Malkie Poynter, 66, associate editor and vice president of Times Publishing Co., died Thursday. She and Nelson Poynter founded the Congressional Quarterly in 1945 and she edited the Quarterly. Tucson, Sherman Miller, 57, head of the University of Arizona journalism department since 1961, died in a Wiesbaden hospital. He began as a copy boy at the Detroit Free Press. Redwood City, Rear Adm. Signal B. Johnson, 41, Coast Guard officer who retired in 1946, died Thursday. led Coast Guard security operations on the West Coast during World War II. Additional notices report Leonard Segitn Rae U and others with partial details of funerals and local observances in Fulton and Harton Funeral Chapel.
MALVERN Ark AP a two truck crash about two miles south of Lone Hot Spring County on Arkansas 9 killed Mte Thursday morning Heard 81 of Malvern. Officers said Heard s pickup turned left off the highway into a gravel truck driven by J D Haltom 59 of Camden who was not injured Authorities said Heard was attempting a left turn when the collision occurred.
In Jonesboro Crstate, Betty Withiamia Williams, 33, and her estranged husband Harry Ray Williams were found dead from gunshot wounds at their home. Authorities indicate the man likely shot his wife with a .22 caliber pistol and then killed himself. The case remains under investigation by Craighedd County authorities.
Clifford stated that ending infil tration would align with Johnson policy and warned that demanding an end would force North Vietnam to allow troops into the South to die on the vine. He opposed a bombing pause now, noting past pauses failed to deter North Vietnamese infiltration according to sources. Queen Victoria ruled Britain for 63 years.
Local advert invites men aged 18 to 50 with farm experience to interview for training at the National Institute of Meat. Includes contact details Regional Manager and mail address at P20 Box 57 Muskogee Oklahoma 74401 for positions at sale barns farms terminal yards and buying stations.
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