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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1965
Page
6
Classified section notes a buyer seeking a small four room house to move and a for sale listing for a four bedroom two bath home at Oakhaven with contact numbers. The ads reflect typical mid century home seeking and selling activity.
Washington AP reports NASA announced new space ventures including two beetle like satellites designed to locate radio sources in space, eight Comsat communication satellites for the Defense Department, and a SNAP 19A reactor to provide satellite power. If successful, it would mark the first nuclear reactor aboard a satellite.
In the matter of the estate of Herbert M. Stephens deceased of Southland Heights Hope Arkansas. Date of death January 4 1965. Instruments dated January 11 1960 and February 11 1964 admitted to probate January 18 1965. Executors named Jess Alston Stephens Harold M. Stephens and Albert Graves. Claims must be shown within six months from first publication January 20 1965. Public notice for creditors and heirs.
The Fifth Amendment of the U S Constitution protects individuals from being compelled to testify against themselves in criminal cases. It guarantees the privilege against self incrimination and applies to both federal and state actions through incorporation.
The last will of J. W. Smith, who died January 14, 1965 of Hope Arkansas, was admitted to probate January 18 1965. The executor (will annexed) is fixed with address P O Box 458 Hope Ark. Notice dated January 27 1965.
Washington reports the Soviet Union says its January 15 underground nuclear blast did not violate the limited test ban treaty as radioactive debris leaked into the atmosphere but remained insignificant. U.S. officials awaited Moscow’s full reply and had not formally charged a violation, while reiterating the treaty bans atmospheric, outer space, and underwater explosions and any underground test that yields debris outside a state’s borders.
Sen. J William Fulbright proposes a bill to limit foreign agents and lobbyists influence on U S foreign policy. Key provisions tighten registration, require detailed reports, empower court orders, and ban political campaign contributions by foreign principals in U S elections.
Government calls for reform in foreign agent laws. Proposals require full disclosure by agents testifying before Congress and forbid government officials from acting as agents for foreign principals. The move aims to curb influence operations and ensure accountability.
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