Emergency Feed Distribution for Flooded Farmers
Emergency feed for livestock in flooded areas begins led by Judge A G Garrett with two carloads arriving and three more pending. Arkansas State Police weigh grain for individual farmers though 12 060 head were listed for relief and only enough feed for about 7 500 head. Ben son designated the county for flood relief feed in June areas Up Ving Hill Fullorn Guernsey Cross lands McNab Ozan and Blevins Sweet Home. Owen Payne Civil Defense Administrator Arkansas oversees the program with Judge U G Garrett assisting.
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A. G. Garrett
Arkansas State Police
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Up Ving Hill
Fullorn-Guernsey
Crosslands McNab
Ozan
Blevins Sweet Home
Owen Payne
Civil Defense
Arkansas
U. G. Garrett
Tug-of-War Over Finances In Defense Funds Row
A Senate House clash over new defense funds nears a vote as lawmakers debate a 4.229 million annual request for the fiscal year. Key figures include Air Force 16.304 billion, Navy 10.054 billion, and Army 7.397 billion, with amendments Tuesday. Dworshak urged cuts, while parties debated where money should apply, continuing on to Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowin B. Harkinson
Washington
Sen“ale Aod House
Jegislatera
Bistabewer
Suegretare
Delors Wilson
Tiler
Senate
Senate Air House
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Othe Army
Defans
Sen. Dwarshak
Ldahe
Secretary of Defense
Sen. Chavez
Cluor
The
Dweorshak
Dworshak
Congress
Star Says July 4 Publication Suspended Again
The Star will not publish on July 4 as in past years, one of three holidays observed by the paper. Publication resumes Friday, July 5, after the observance of Christmas and Thanksgiving.
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Star
Egypt to Vote a Hand-Picked Parliament
Cairo report outlines Egypt’s plan for a government backed parliament under President Nasser. Authorities ban parties, vet thousands of candidates, and promise civilian leadership while military influence remains strong. A cadre of civilian politicians is expected to emerge, with the Assembly given powers to pass laws, approve the budget, and oversee national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Wynn
Cairo
Nasser
Balf
Furows
Uht
Pabtic
al Avid
Officars
Sun Purhey Nassep
Ole Revolutony
July 4 events and coastal area auction set in county notes
A haphazard town column notes July 4 activities at the Country Club and a two ball golf event. U S Army Engineers announce bids for leasing 218 acres in the Southwestern Proving Ground with a five year term starting August. A wind storm damages utilities and homes. City Council discusses garbage disposal agreement and franchise tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Staunton Brown
Enginedys
Trael
Mort
Engineus
Broadway
Liluie
Lape
Washington
Eight Killed in a Two-Car Collision
A two-car crash near Hock Springs Wyoming last night killed eight people and injured two others in critical condition. Identified dead are James I. Stuea 24 Pensacola Florida Donnie Reason 23 Harbor Goessman 22 William Brown 28 and Willis few win 28, all from Florida. Coroner Huson said the victims were from the Westbound party. two others are hospitalized in serious condition. Barbara Whit tlesey 1 of Cress River Forrest Whittlespaw and another unidentified occupant were injured. The accident occurred near Greer River. authorities continue to investigate.
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Hock Springs
Wyo
James I. Stuea
Pensacnla
Bas Donnie Reason
Harber Goessman
William Brown
Willis Few Win
Hush ‘Whomais
Dhe
Merby Greer
Lisewan
Raven
Barbara Whittlesey
Cress River
Forrest Whit
Syele Winter Menigeial Hospital
Independence Kiwanis Talk Highlights Founding Ideals
Attorney W O Abking, first president of Hope Kiwanis, recalled Independence Day as tribute to the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. He framed liberty, equality, and governance as enduring safeguards while urging citizens to uphold their duty in leadership. Bill Caldwell guest, J. Lowe elected vice president, Arvh Wytie to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OS. Abking
Hope Kiwanis Wb
Ap Tocaryeel
Tite
Bill Caldwell
Ally
Ed. C. Penney Co
Jack Lowe
Arvh Wytie
Cement Strike Spreads Halting Major Projects Nationwide
A prolonged cement industry strike spreads across the nation, shutting about 60 plants and affecting 12,000 workers. In New York the shortage threatens highway and building projects while suppliers in Philadelphia report stock depletion, risking construction delays and higher costs. Negotiations between United Cement and related unions stall, with few signs of quick settlement as talks continue in York, Pennsylvania.
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New York City
Unio Asduntry
Philadelphia
Minovilis Behine Xebearlo
Opensisa
York
United Cement
Lime
Nine File for Places on City Manager Board
Nine men filed for nine seats on the City Manager Board as part of a governance change approved by voters. Filing details list candidates for positions, with petitions showing eligible voters and competing slates, including George Robinson for Past No 1 and others for Positions 2 through 4.
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Tha. Om
Minkor
Ure Yvolers
Severion Board
Cireelars
Pub
Severoveh
Wrested Oeltigens
Lelange
Areup
Georgy Robinson
George Wraxiar
Prk
Datydas
Ahs
Roy Thrash
Herbert Burns
L. W
Jaye Young
Sam Andrews
Paves Oon
Don Jester
Cecil Delaney
Mire Delipey
George Robison
Mr. Jester
Prank Doughis
West Hopeful Over Initial A Ban Talks
London sees cautious optimism as Western delegates report progress on a possible ten year halt to nuclear tests. Soviet and Western negotiators outline conditions for an overall disarmament treaty with verification and a ban on new nuclear weapons production, aiming for a preliminary pact pending major powers ratification.
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West
London
Phat
Soviet Union
Wesh
Weal Prevanusty
United States
Congress Mets
Farmers Can Reclaim Tax on Gasoline
Under a law enacted on April 2, 1956, farmers may claim refunds of the federal excise tax on gasoline used on farms. The IRS Form 2340 is required, with entries for gallons used and refund amount. The refund rate is three cents per gallon for gasoline used on farms during the year July 1, 1956 through June 30, 1957. The tax form must be filed with the District Director of Internal Revenue by September 30, 1957. A pamphlet explains the law and notes it does not relate to state taxes or local charges.
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Oliver
L. Adams
Internal Revenue Service
Agricultural Extension Service
Altige
Froi
Earthquake toll and rescue efforts spark widespread fears
Reports describe a catastrophic earthquake causing massive casualties with hundreds missing. Authorities say relief teams coordinate searches across affected regions as emergency shelters and aid deliveries ramp up amid ongoing aftershocks and mounting international assistance.
Massive quakes wreak havoc across northern Iran and beyond
Tremors in northern Iran and along the Caspian Sea border toppled villages, damaged rail links, and left authorities counting thousands missing or injured. Officials estimate tens of thousands displaced as tremors stretch toward the Soviet border, with hundreds of communities affected and at least 200 fatalities reported in initial tallies.
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Ranacehat
Tran
Elenaige
Alum
Caspain
Orae
Tahran
Iran
Miburz Imountain
Caspian Sea
Edie
Soviet Union
Bie Baku
Thapn
Joni
Mt. Demavend
Tehran
Navak
Pirwe Kuh
Tuersherdt
Polowr Lavizan
Firuz Kuh
Demavend
Hope Chamber Seeks Vocational School for District
Hope Chamber of Commerce and Hope School Board vote to file for a $800,000 Vocational Technical School in this congressional district. State approval and local site readiness are required. enrollment open to all 16 and older. Act 838 backs construction to industrialize Arkansas, with committees forming to collect data before July 25 filing.
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Hope Chamber of Commerces
Hope School Board
Vocational Technient
State Board For
Arkansas
Arkan ‘Sas
James H. Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Hope
State Board For Vocational Education
Rommel Named Head of Arkansas Red Cross Drive 1987
Pratt C. Remmel former Republican mayor of Little Rock has been chosen to run the 1987 88 American Red Cross fundraising campaign in Arkansas. Remmel succeeds Ed Paul of Fort Smith.
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Ey Ave
Pratt C. Remmel
Litle Rock
American Red Cross
Arkansas
Emmel
Ed Paul
Fort Smith
3rd District Show to Get $25,000
Arkansas livestock shows receive state funding with $25,000 allotted to each of four district shows in Port Smith Pine Bluff Blytheville and Hope. County shows get $3,000 each. Total state allotments include $23,000 for the state show and $60,000 for county events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Braairk Staveyode
Te Shite
Riminee Saith
Ay Board
Fur Fur District
Port’ Smith
Pine Bhat
Blytheville Au Hope
Weather and River Report From Arkansas Station
Weather report for Y4-hours ending 7 a m Wednesday notes a high of 93 and low of 69 with 0.14 inch precipitation and yearly total rainfall 44.00 inches. Red River rose at Index but stood at Fulton 167 feet. little change expected. Arkansas forecast: partly cloudy and warm with scattered storms this afternoon, tonight low 70s.
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Weather Experiment Station
Red River
Fulton
Arkansas
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Municipal Water and Light Plant Commission
Lyle Brown
Board of Directors
Citizens National Bank
Jast
Hope City Council
Trepe Star
Jenath
Lyte Brown
B. W. Edwards
Lloyd Spencer
Albert Graves
Roy Anderson
Robert LaGrone
Jaycees
Hope Star
Egypt
Suravor
Dope City
Lan
Noel Little
Ramegey
Athiel
Thmran, Pradadt — Rasen J Workers
Eam
Tron
Hopec of C
Rommel
Red Cross
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