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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1969

Page

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Wilkes-Barre’s horse-drawn fire engines remembered

Nostalgia piece recalls Wilkes-Barre firehouse days with steamers fueled by coke and a three-horse hitch. It notes a father’s hay contract, and recounts a 1904 world speed record set by two cream-colored buckskins pulling a hose-chemical wagon in 1.1 seconds, plus training methods for fire horses and praise for Chief Ambrose Saricks.

UPI Wilkes-Barre Charley William Oliver Washburn Wilkes- Barre Ambrose Saricks Pennsylvania Paris France Michael Um Bewust Phillip Malloy

First and Only Male Undergraduate at St. Xavier College

Kenneth Rogers will become the first and only male undergraduate among 781 students at St. Xavier College in Chicago on Monday.

Chicago Kenneth Rogers St. Xavier College

Nevada County groups to meet for community betterment

Southwest Arkansas development council announces public meetings for Rosston Oakgrove Cale Prescott and Emmet communities in Nevada County. Meetings at Nevada County Training School Oakgrove February 5 7 30 p.m. Cale High School February 6 7 30 p.m. Prescott City Hall February 6 7 p.m. Emmet City Hall February 6 7:30 p.m. Purpose is to involve residents in working together for betterment. Everyone invited. Also notes Lt James Herald Porterfield honored January 28 in Hope. retirement February 1 1969 after 30 years with Arkansas State Police. He served mostly in southwest Arkansas. married Lenna with two sons.

Southwest Arkansas Development Council Rosston Oakgrove Cale Prescott Emmet Nevada County Cale High School Prescott City Hall Emmet City Hall James Herald Pod Porterfield Arkansas State Police Hope Hope Coliseum Arkansas Leutenant Highway Patrol Lenna

Bill Would Give Hike to Teachers in Arkansas

A House bill seeks an average $500 salary rise for public school teachers over two years starting July 1. It would issue flat $130 per child grants to districts, with funds distributed via an equalization formula based on district adjusted assessed valuation, totaling $95.5 million from state funds.

Little Rock APA Arkansas House Gle Maddox Oden Education Department Legislative Council Maddox

Visiting New York Is Great But Not If You Go Five Times A Week

Visiting New York is great yet five trips weekly via Long Island Rail Road strain riders. The line, once buckling under bankruptcy, improved under state control and Goodfellow, but MET plans and new trains sparked complaints. Delays, unsafe trains, dirty cars, and a whiskey-like rebellion by some crews grew amid cost-cutting and maintenance cuts as authorities pledged fixes.

New York Joe Wing Associated Press NEW York (Ap Long Iseland Long Island Pennsylvania Rail Road State of New York Thomas H. Goodfellow Gers Metropolitan Transportation Authority William J. Rowan

Filibuster Dead Again as Senate Battle Persists

Washington AP reports defenders of the Senate filibuster push faced a setback as a bid to curb debate failed. Majority Leader Mansfield warned the issue could become a defeat and may be laid aside or referred to the Rules Committee requiring unanimous consent. The second vote on ending debate fell 50 to 42, short of the two thirds needed, following an initial tally of 55 to 47.

Washington Senate Ncon Mike Mansfield Mansfield

Showers Expected to Continue Across Arkansas

Scattered thundershowers to day were expected to continue in Arkansas through Thursday. Temperatures rose into the 70s in the south and central sections, with cooler tonight and Thursday. Highs in the mid 50s in the northeast. overnight lows from 41 at Harrison to 66 at Texarkana. Rainfall reports for the 24-hour period ended at 6 a.m. ranged from a trace at Memphis to 1.55 at Texarkana.

Associated Press Arkansas Harrison Texarkana Memphis

High School Courses Offered in Hope District

The State Department of Education grants Hope School District permission to offer general adult education for 18 plus individuals seeking a diploma or GED. Classes start Monday February 3 1969 at Red River Vocational Technical School, meeting Monday and Thursday 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. English math social science and general science offered. Interested persons should meet at Red River Vocational School Monday night or contact Verger High School 777-2691 or Red River School 777-5722.

State Department of Education Hope School Red River Red River Vocational Technics School Verger High School

Lunar truce in Vietnam set for Tet short by design

In Saigon the South Vietnamese government said a lunar new year truce would be declared for Tet but shorter than the Viet Cong’s seven day halt. The Viet Cong announced a cease-fire from 7 am Feb 15 to 7 am Feb 22, warning that US, South Vietnam, and allies would be punished for any military action during that period. A government spokesman soon said Vietnam is willing to have a truce.

George Esper Associated Press Saigon Viet Cong National Liberation Front United States South Vietnam

Living Costs Rise in December as Prices Climb

AP Labor Writer Neil Gilbride reports December living costs rose two tenths of one percent while the year 1968 posted a 4.7 percent total increase, the largest since 1951. Food costs jumped six tenths and housing rose five tenths, with wages up 5.5 percent over the year though eroded by higher prices. The Bureau notes a 0.2 percent rise in wholesale prices in December and a preliminary eight tenths rise in January, the largest in three years.

Neil Gilbride Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statics

Global headlines mix spy trial in Baghdad and Vietnam war notes

AP News Digest reports a mass spy trial under way in Baghdad and Iraqi charges of Israeli troop buildup near Jordan. Also noted are Czechoslovakia political shifts, Canada’s PM Pierre Trudeau stepping down after nine months, a Vietnam infantry officer shortage, Nixon meeting on nuclear nonproliferation, Rockefeller’s Latin America mission, a US Supreme Court religious nominations issue, Pueblo inquiry prospects, hijackings to Cuba raising piracy tallies, and social unrest affecting police forces amid California mud.

International Baghdad Iraq Iraqi Unis Jordan Czechoslovakia Pierre Won Ofce Saigon U.S. Army Vietnam Washington Nixon National Seciety Council Nelson A. Rockefeller Latin America Supreme Court Lkely Pueblo Naval Court Cmdr Lloyd M. Bucher Navy

Schools Closed by Flu Epidemic in Greenwood and Mansfield

Greenwood and Mansfield schools will be closed until Monday due to a flu epidemic. Mansfield superintendent Albert Whiley reported 195 students and three teachers absent on Tuesday, about 28 percent of enrollment, while Greenwood superintendent J. C. Dill said 50 percent of junior high students were absent.

Greenwood Arx Mansfield Albert Whiley J. C. Dill

Miss Amanda Martin Joins VISTA Program

In Pittsfield Massachusetts Amanda Martin says life seems brighter now that she has something to get up for. She joined Volunteers In Service To America to do something for others, driven by an urge to help.

Pittsfield Mass Amanda Martin

Local honors and military notices from Hope area students

A Hempstead student Jane E. Smith makes Henderson State College fall dean’s list while corrections note Larry White’s omission. UTA cadet Albert G. Weisenberger to be commissioned. Cadet Shinfitter and Airmen Ponder and Pomter deploy with Vietnam duties. Kitty Hawk earns Presidential Unit Citation. local families and veterans appear in multiple updates.

Hempstead Henderson State College Jane E. Smith Hope Albert G. Weisenberger Royce Weisenberger Hope, Ark U.S. Signal Corps University of Texas At Arlington Weisenberger UTA Shinfitter Grover C. Fisher USN Irene Fisher Rt. 3 Carolyn E. Luford Philadelphia Pearl Harbor Kitty Hawk Vietnam

Iraq Pursues New Spy Trials Amid Tense Protests

Baghdad reports a new mass spy trial behind closed doors accusing defendants of working for the U S Central Intelligence Agency amid Iraqi claims Israel planned attacks on troops in Jordan. London sources earlier said 35 defendants including 19 Jews faced charges of spying and sabotage as global reactions mount to executions of alleged spies.

Associated Press Whder Baghdad Iraq Jordan Egypt Middle East U.S. Central Intelligence Agency London Revolutionary Court Abdullah Salloum Samer Rai Israel Samerrajl U.S. State Department Washington Beirut State Department Robert J. McCloskey United States Britain Paul VI U.N U Thant Levi Eshko Babylon Nahum Goldmann World Jewish Congress Thant U.N. Intervension Syria

Comedian Bi Hackett Named VP at Sahara Nevada Corp

Las Vegas reports Bi Hackett, noted for his comedy, is named vice president of Sahara Nevada Corp which oversees Del Webb hotels in Nevada. Howard James, the corporation head, announced the appointment Tuesday. The Sahara properties include the Sahara, Las Vegas, Mint and Desert Inn.

Las Vegas Nev Bi Hackett Sahara-Nevada Corp del B. Webb Nevada Howard James Webb Derbird Mint Tag Sahara-Tahos Lake ‘Ghoe

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