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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1962
Page
2
A compact want ad promises a powerful fund when payments are advance and ad acceptance is over the telephone. It notes that accounts may be opened with first payment due with the statement and that actions are allowed under the understanding of the account.
An unusual help wanted notice seeks male applicants for an opportunity described as unique and open to interested workers. Details on duties, location, and wage are not provided in the fragmented text. The item reads like a classified insertion, offering unspecified employment terms.
The Rising Star Baptist Church Music Dept presents its monthly musical Sunday January 28 at 7 30 p m featuring the Senior Choir led by Mrs Lillie Logan Gospel Chorus led by Miss Dessie Witherspoon Junior Choir led by Miss Allen Witherspoon and the Rileyotts led by Mrs M Riley Guest soloists include Mrs Catherine Lacey Mary Ogden and R A1 Jacques Reverend My S Riley pastor The Hempstead County Teachers Association will meet January 29 at 7 30 p m at Lincoln High School in Washington all teachers urged to attend.
New York Rockefeller family spokesman said there has been no change whatsoever in the plans of Governor and Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller to obtain a divorce. The reply counters a Newsday report that Mrs. Rockefeller favored an out of state divorce, noting the November 17 1961 announcement of a legal separation and property settlement with a divorce sought outside New York State.
Robert K. Gardiner of Ghana appointed temporarily as chief officer of the U.N. Congo operation in Leopoldville to succeed Dr. Sture Linner of Sweden. Linner requested relief for personal reasons citing illness in his wife.
In a rugged hillside scene construction crews uncover a vast stone cap above the Snail site. Tex survives a collapse, Texan casts a joke by Julius Caesar head, and Franco’s Spain proclaims a new underground city with tourism ties. Prosperity follows.
John Calise of Westchester Blood Service denies guilt after grand jury indicts him for allegedly grossing 500000 a year by distributing stale blood to 92 hospitals. He claims the operation was a distributor only and that labels were fixed.
The Treasury and House Ways and Means Committee propose a tax code change to withhold income tax on dividends and interest. Under the plan, banks would deduct 20 percent and remit 10 percent to the Treasury while sending a net payment to the investor, who would later claim credit on future returns.
The article details a final preflight briefing for John Glenn with backup pilot Scott Carpenter on standby. It notes delays from a fueling issue and oxygen system trouble, emphasizing continued risk even as preparations aim to minimize it. It compares Glenn's mission to earlier Soviet and American flights and discusses vertigo and weightlessness effects observed by Titov.
Hope Bobcats rallied to beat Fairview Cardinals 50-47 after trailing by a four point deficit in the third. Earl Ray Murphy led Hope with 14 points while Hatfield added 12 and Powell 11 as Dunlap scored 18 for the visitors. Kittens fell 92-29 to Fairview Juniors in junior action and junior girls lost 35-23 to Saratoga at Spring Hill.
Police kept discreet watch as Tingrett Junior High admitted three Negro eighth graders, marking the first desegregation in west Tennessee outside Memphis. The move occurred quietly with no public announcement until after they entered. Teachers learned plans just before opening. no incidents reported.
The Treasury backs a plan to tax income with credits for $10 already paid and to exclude large dividend and interest amounts not reported. A draft interim tax bill includes refunds of withheld income and dividends to non taxpayers, exemptions for travel to legislative hearings, and rules on patronage dividends for cooperatives.
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