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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
2
Classified ad presents a house and barn on the Old Fulton paved road, a 254 by 520 foot fenced lot offered for five thousand dollars. Contact PR 7-3 3431 for details and to view.
Hope City Park hosts all day festivities with swimming music dancing and baseball. Highlights include Bush basketball amateur boxing pony league baseball and a 25 cent to 50 cent gate with refreshments. Park Director Robert Tyus invites all for wholesome family fun and a Hope Eagles versus Texarkana Cubs night basketball game. Visiting guests include Geo Smith Jr Charlie James Armstrong and families from Grand Rapids Michigan Texarkana Arkansas and City.
Carl Hubbell recalls the 18 inning 1-0 victory by the New York Giants over the St. Louis Cardinals at the Polo Grounds. He pitched a complete marvel, striking out 12 and allowing only six hits as Frankie Frisch and Joe Medwick provided tense near-misses in the late innings.
The Associated Press reports several minor league scores. International League Buffalo defeats Arkansas 7 to 5 while Toronto beats Richmond 3 to 2 and Rochester wins 10 to 5 over Syracuse. Jacksonville at Columbus was rained out, and Atlanta edges Indianapolis 6 to 5 in ten innings. Pacific Coast League Dallas-Fort Worth 5, Tacoma 3. Seattle 4, Oklahoma City 2. Denver 5, Portland 4. Spokane 8, Hawaii 3.
Joy Miller profiles Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge wife of the new ambassador, saying she is excited about the Viet Nam assignment, recalling past visits with her husband and son, acknowledging the war environment, and noting her practical wardrobe plans and poised demeanor.
Steel output may shape the economy as summer unfolds. Early reports show a drop in new orders after the labor pact but demand dip is milder than expected. Steel use remains steady, with major buyers drawing from inventories while avoiding a full halt. If consumption holds, a slow mill-output rise could help reach 105 million tons for 1963. About 60 million produced first half.
An aging man recalls a street photographer’s eerie instant portraits with a spectral green purple light. He tests a beloved partner under the glare, revealing trust and betrayal as the light exposes inner truth and shatters a relationship.
Ozark announces a new high school project including a gymnasium and cafe. Central Construction Co. Fordyce submitted a low bid of 384,500 dollars for the Ozark facility work, with plans for a gymnasium and cafeteria in a single complex. The item references a state or local bid process and highlights the contractor’s quote amid a broader project description.
Britain and the Soviet Union have failed to restore peace in Laos. The Foreign Office blames the Soviet side for shifting blame to the United States and right wing elements, while insisting the Pro-Communist Pathet Lao is at fault. With no accord, Britain returns the problem to the 14-nation Geneva participants, including China and the United States.
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