Hope Star publication details and staff lineup
The Hope Star outlines its 1979 publishing plan with weekday issues and classified rates. It lists leadership including Palmer as president and editor Alex H. Washburn, plus managing editor Paul M. Jones and other staff. The notice confirms AP affiliation and advertising networks across multiple states.
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Star Publishing
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Palmer
Alex. H. Washhurr
Secy-Teear
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Algeria Gains Independence Amid Political Turmoil
Independence leaders claim a new Algeria while factional rivalries flare as Ben Bella faces opposition from Ben Khedda and a potential mutiny by 4500 guerrillas. De Gaulle issues a statement marking Algeria’s independence and the Evian framework guiding future relations with France.
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Ileal
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
France
Tunis
Algeria
de Gaulle
Evian
French Republic
Christian Fouchet
Abderrahmane
Provisional Executive
Notice to Bidders for Blevins Elementary School Project
Blevins School District No 2 invites sealed bids for an elementary school at Blevins Arkansas. Bids due 3 00 PM July 27 1962 at Wallace Neeve sup't of schools office. Bids opened publicly at that time. Plans available from Weaver and Hiegel Architects for 25 deposit. Bid guarantees 5 percent of bid. Licensure required. Right to reject any bid. July 8 10 1962. Ralph E Boyce President G D Royston Jr Secretary.
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Blevins
Wallace Neeve
Arkansas
Wallace Neece
Weaver and Hiegel
Pyramid Life Building
Lige Rock
State of Arkansas
Board OF Education
Ralph E. Boyce
G. D. Royston, Jr
All Around Town Notes Mix Court Crackdown and Navy News
Municipal Judge John J Wilson announced a crackdown on improper mufflers in court, with threats of fines. The Whitfield Masonic Lodge plans a 7 pm regular communication. Enlistment news includes Charles Raward Ruse ll, Russell joining the U S Navy with training in San Diego. Laneburg teachers receive $608 district bonus. US Savings Bonds sales in Hempstead, Howard, Lafayette, and Nevada counties reach various quotas through May.
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John J, Wilson
Navy Life and Customs
Iiterators
Charles Raward Ruseell
BR. J. Russell
Nope
U.S. Navy
US. Navy
Texarkana
Charles
Little Rock
US Naval Mining Center
San Diego
Hempstead
Howard County
Lafayette
Nevada
Pickett and Childress Girls Sentenced in Fatal Downtown Crash
Circuit Judge William J. Kirby sentenced the Pickett and Childress girls to three years each on consecutive terms after they, escapees from a Louisiana reform school, were seen fleeing on April 12. The car driven by Childress struck two pedestrians, killing A J Troboy of Benton and injuring his wife before crashing into a clothing store in downtown Little Rock. Police say the trio, including Diane Lambert, attempted a jailbreak at Pulaski County Jail with a smuggled gun, holding officers for six hours. Lambert faces additional charges and a one year sentence for grand larceny.
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Pulaski County
Diane Lampbert
Fayetteville
Miss Lambert
Whitten Opens Headquarters in Little Rock
Vernon Whitten of Mount Holly opened a subernatorial campaign headquarters in Little Rock with a night depository for late contributors. The former tenant, a savings and loan firm, installed the depository. Whitten, seeking funds via telecast last week, told supporters he was gaining confidence as the race progresses and noted Pine Bluff Commercial endorsement.
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Little Rock
Vernon Whitten
Mount Holly
Whitten
Pine Bluff
Iis
Impeachment Petitions Circulated in Little Rock
Petitions calling for impeachment of six U S Supreme Court justices were circulated in Little Rock today. Rev W A Blount led the drive at the request of three lay members of his congregation and 2 000 petitions were distributed with space for 28 signatures. The Metropolitan Association of Free Ministers did not formally sponsor the drive.
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Little Rock
U.S. Supreme Court
Litle Rock
W. A. Blount
Metropolitan Association of Free Ministers
Blount
Foe Declares Sen Won't Face Issues In Campaign Speech
LITTLE ROCK AP Winston G Chandler a Senate candidate criticised opponent Senator J William Fulbright declaring he lacks the will to face controversial issues He attacked foreign aid the Supreme Court prayer ruling and what he called the Fulbright memorandum He urged an America first foreign policy and higher income tax deductions while promising to fight communism and liberalism in a conservative Democrat platform
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Little Rock
Winston G. Chandler
J. Willam Fulbright
D-Ark
Chandler
United States Supreme Court
Fulbright
Europe
Bright
Poland
Yugoslavia
Cuba
Pentagon
Chandier
America-first
U.S. Supreme Court
Third Strangulation Murdersin Greater Boston
A third strangulation homicide in three weeks shocks Greater Boston as three women living alone are found dead in their apartments. Helen Blake 65 in Lynn was strangled with a brassiere and nylon stocking. Ning Nichols 18 in Brighton was garroted with a nylon stocking. Ann Slesers 45 in Back Bay was strangled with a cord of her housecoat. All three apartments were ransacked. police report no valuables taken and the cases remain unsolved.
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Lynn
Mass
Boston
Helen Fe. Blake
Miss Blake
Ning G. Nichols
Brighton
Ann B. Slesers
Back Bay
Nichols
Slesers
State Protected Against TB in Nine States
Arkansas was among nine states to provide adequate tuberculosis protection for school children last year, per the American School Health Association. Dr J Arthur Myers noted hundreds of child deaths and thousands disabled due to lack of screening, speaking at the National Education Association meeting. The Arkansas Health Department listed voluntary TB tests in public schools, joining Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana and North Dakota in adequate protection.
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Denver
Arkansas
American School Health Association
J. Arthur Myers
Minneapolis
National Education Association
Little Rock
Georgia
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
North Dakota
Private Firms Profited Selling Government Cotton
Washington AP reports auditors found private firms acting as government cotton agents profited by reselling at higher prices. Examined transactions from mid 1959 to April 30 1961 totaled over 400 million dollars, according to the General Accounting Office to Congress.
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Washington
Con
Kensett loan aid proposed in GAO report
The GAO report released today recommends a $10,000 loan to Kensett to aid construction of water and sewer facilities. The Agriculture Department aims to use funds to address deficiencies in local community facilities, with sales agencies noting private sales of cotton at less than fair value.
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GAO
Washington (Ap)j
Kensett
Ack
Agriculture Department
Private firms accused of conflict in cotton disposal deals
GAO cites unnamed private firms as having an apparent conflict of interest between protecting government assets and buying cotton from the government for resale at a profit. The issue centers on disposal of cotton held by the Commodity Credit Corp. and potential gains from private sector purchases.
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Commodity Credit Corp
Premature Baby Set For Home On Fourth Of July
A baby born March 10 at Randolph County Hospital in Pocahontas Ark is expected to go home July 4 weighing five pounds after 49 days in an oxygen tent. The infant, initially too small to weigh, later reached one pound eight ounces and was fed via nasogastric tube with stimulants antibiotics and breathing exercises. Hospital officials withheld the child’s name noting it is a very rare case.
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Pocahontas
Ark
Randolph County Hospital
Moving Safe Took Some Real Work
Seven men worked six hours to relocate Maxie Itzkowitz’s safe from 102 to 220 Main in Little Rock. The move used steel plates to protect floors and streets, as the 12 inch thick doors and full burglar alarm system, including tear gas, were part of the safe’s features.
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Little Rock
Maxie
Maxie Itzkowitz
Petition drive seeks impeachment of six justices
The campaign aims to remove six Supreme Court justices who joined a majority ruling that forced recital of official prayers in public schools to be unconstitutional, with organizers hoping the effort goes beyond local scope.
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Blount
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