Three SNCC workers injured in Mississippi house bombing
In McComb Mississippi three SNCC volunteers were wounded when a civil rights house was bombed. Ed Rudd said explosives type undetermined while Green and Hays reported injuries from the blast. FBI in New Orleans opened an inquiry into the attack as a burned living room and bedrooms were found damaged.
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OMB
Miss
McComb
FBI
New Orleans
Mississippi
Rudd
Wistant
Porge Green
SNCC
Urtis Hays
Wolker
Reen
Ui Banu Ae
Sweeney
Judge Discusses Archie Cude Case At Hempstead Bar Meeting
Municipal Judge Nahors Shaw of Mena spoke to the Hempstead County bar association about the Archie Cude case. He noted Cude family objections to vaccination affecting Mena Public Schools and described local attitudes, while stressing he represents Cude as attorney though he supports schooling for the children. Senator F C Crow arranged the program and introduced the speaker.
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Nahors Shaw
Mena
Hempstead County Bar Association
Barlow
Shaw
Archie Cude
Cude
School Board of
Cudes
Mr. Cude
Mone Shaw
Ireland
England
F. C. Crow
Je Speaker
Weather Summary From Experiment Station Report
Weather report for four hours ending at 7 am Wednesday records high 99 and low 73. Came north late this afternoon and tonight with highs around 95 and lows 68 to 74. Thursday looks cloudy to partly cloudy and very warm with scattered thundershowers, most numerous in the north half. Continued on page two.
Scranton Supporters Challenge Goldwater for 1964 GOP Nominat
Republicans rally around Gov William Scranton to attack Sen Barry Goldwater s bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Scranton travels toward San Francisco to confront the convention and its approach to the ticket selection while Goldwater s campaign denies concern over party platform. International talks on UN military forces proceed as tensions rise with U N politics. In Saigon Adm Felt vows not to quit US forces. A married couple marks a quiet anniversary as Mrs Lucy McDonald recalls hiccups ending last week. Arkansas groups push gambling prohibition with five Protestant churches drawing battle plans and Little River County receiving over 500000 for urban renewal efforts.
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William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Goldater
San Francisco
Sen
Little River County
Legion Picks Officers and Delegates for Post 12
John W. Fllis elected as vil. of the Leslie Huddleston Post 12, American Legion for the coming year. Other officers named include Robert H. Cox, Robert D. Bonds, Raymond F. Jones, Cecil Weaver, Harry Hawthorne, Howard Milam, Talbot Field Jr. Delegates and alternates for the 46th state convention at Hotel Marion, Little Rock, July 10-12 include B. C. Hollis, Dean E. Murphy, Royce Weisenberger, Fred E. Formby, T. P. Foster, Bonds, Field, Dowling, Lloyd, Cox, Anderson, Mack, Spates, Tenney. Alternates listed: L. C. Johnson, Clarence Leverett, Joe Booker, Paul Jones, Jesse A. Brown, James Loughard, N. W. Dent, Leslie Formby, Vincent Foster, Gus Hawthorne, R. E. Jackson, T. J. Compton, Joseph Keesey, Creighton Middlebrooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W.fllis
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion
Robert H. Cox
Robert D. Bonds
Raymond F. Jones
Cecil Weaver
Harry Hawthorne
Howard Milam
Talbot Field Jr
Hotel Marion
Little Rock
B. C. Hollis
Dean E. Murphy
Royce Weisenberger
Fred E. Formby
T. P. Foster
Talbot Field, Jr
George E. Dowling
John C. Lloyd
James M. Anderson
A. E. Mack
Lahroy Spates
George Tenney
L. C. Johnson
Clarence W. Leverett
Joe C. Booker
Paul Jones
Jesse A. Brown
James P. Loughard
N.W. Dent
Leslie W. Formby
Vincent W. Foster
Gus Hawthorne
R. E. Jackson
T. J. Compton
Joseph K. Keesey
Creighton R. Middlebrooks
Goldwater Foes Decry Can't-Win Claim in Race
SAN FRANCISCO AP Gov William W Soranons backers attack Barry Goldwater as a cant win candidate. Hugh Scott says Goldwaters camp believes victory is unlikely, while Scranton touts his own odds and criticizes pressure to block the nomination. Scranton campaigns in Chicago ahead of a California rally. Scott labels delegates under discipline and unhappy at the convention.
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San Francisco
William W. Soranon
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
Hugh Scott
R Pa
Arizona
Scott
Pennsylvania
Scranton
South
Chicago
NBC
Take Away a Man's Memory and You Take Away Much of His Personality
HAL BOYLE recalls memory as the core of identity in a reflective New York AP piece. He muses how memory shapes personality and continuity, then shifts to nostalgic vignettes about midcentury life—from veiled women and handlebar mustaches to wartime thrift and social norms—ending with a wistful prompt to remember “the days.”
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Buffalo Bill
John L. Sullivan
Adm
Dewey
Teddy Roosevelt
National Publicity Fleischers Plan in Trade Publication
The Publishers' Auxiliary, a Chicago trade organ, ran a detailed note about national publicity for Hope and The Star. It describes Eastman Kodak's Photo Division adviser urging front-page reprints of The Star and the New York Daily News for a lecture tour, and mentions a 1963 Hope Star photo of 8,000 Southland pallets by Watson Ward and his son Dale, published October 23, 1963. It also notes an Eastman-published front-page image in The Star on May 27, 1944, and a related Arkansas Publisher item in June.
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Publishers’ Auxiliary
Chicago
United States
Canada
Winton ,Lemen
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester
N.Y
A. M. Washburn
the Star
New York Daily News
Lemen
The
Star
Eastman
Hope
Washburn
Southland
Watson Ward
Dale
Prescott
Hope Star
Picure
Arkansas
Arkansas Press Association
Postmaster Brannan to Be Installed
Alfred D. Brannan a long time Hope Post Office employee will be installed as Acting Postmaster in a public ceremony Saturday July 11 1964 at 3 p.m. Officials including William H. Halbert Deputy Regional Director will attend along with Congressman Oren Harris and others from Southwest Arkansas post offices. The Hempstead County Courthouse Court Room will host the installation and public invitation is extended.
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Alfred D. Brannan
Hope Post
William H. Halbert
United States Postal Department
St. Louis
Missouri
Brannan
Hope Post Office
Hempstead
Halbert
Oren Harris
Sam Manes
Feild
U. S. Postal Service
Little Rock
Southwest
Arkansas Post Offices
Kiwanians Hear Convention Highlights in Los Angeles
A Kiwanis meeting in which the recent Los Angeles International Convention was described to members, led by Jim McKenzie with Mrs. McKenzie and Janet present. James Dunn of Little Rock joined as a guest. Delegates adopted service program resolutions for 1964-65 and praised top clubs and districts for 1963. The 1965 Golden Anniversary Convention will be in New York City.
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Kiwanis International
Los Angeles
Jim McKenzie
McKenzie
Janet
James Dunn
Little Rock
Kiwanis
New York City
Truck Tractor Collision Fatal Near Alicia Arkansas
S R Morgan 56 of Hoxie died in a head on crash with a tractor truck on Arkansas 67 south of Alicia. Orvald Watkins 54 of Helena, the truck driver, was not hurt. State Trooper Larry Pankey reported the fatal accident occurred Monday night.
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Newport
Ark
S. R. Morgan
Hoxie
Alicia
Arkansas
Larry Pankey
Orvald T. Watkins
Helena
Hope Auto Opens Little League With Stiff Wins
In opening Little League play, Hope Auto boys beat Lions club 3 to 1 with Massanelli taking the loss. CBC blanked Coleman's Dairy 15 to 0 with Putman pitching for the win and Warren charged with the loss. Midwest Dairy fell 10 to 0 to the Sheriffs as Allen won and Barham lost. Standings show Sheriffs 6-5, CBC 5-2, Midwest 3-6, Hope Auto 5-4, Coleman 4-7.
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Jimmy Singleton
Hope Auto Boys
Lions Club
Massanelli
CBC
Coleman
Dairy
Putman
Warren
Midwest Dairy
Sheriffs
Allen
Barham
Broom
Midwest
Hope Auto
Lions
Youth Drowns in South Little Rock Pool
Samm Gomillion, 16, a Black youth from Little Rock, drowned while swimming with eight companions in a south Little Rock pond. He began to thrash and despite friends' attempts to save him, he did not survive.
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Little Rock
Samm Gomillion
Rock
South Little Rock
Bernice Harris
Storeowner to Stay Put Through Lease Amid Center Plan
Oklahoma City reports that O. T. Norton, owner of a small wood and canvas grocery, says he has 15 months left on his lease and will not move for a 25 million dollar shopping center. The company spokesman said they will build around him, placing the store in the plaza center.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
O.T. Norton
Emmet Woman Birdie Thompson Dies at 69
Resident of Emmet Mrs Birdie Thompson 69 wife of Oscar V Thomson died at her home Wednesday. Survived by two sons Claud Arkadelphia and John Thompson Los Angeles four daughters Mary Lee Little Rock P E Duffey Texarkana Lee R Still Hope and Clifford Givens Houston two brothers Howard Texarkana Ambrose Strong and four sisters R J Perdue Harvey Calloway Texarkana Trudie and Hazel Segler Marshall. Body at Cornish Funeral Home Prescott until funeral. Services at Emmet Methodist Church 2 p m Thursday with burial Snell Cemetery.
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Emmet
Birdie Thompson
Oscar V. Thomson
Claud
Arkadelphia
John Thompson
Los Angeles
Mary Lee Thompson
Little Rock
P. E. Duffey
Texarkana
Lee R. Still
Hope
Clifford Givens
Houston
Howard Segler
Ambrose Adams
Strong
R. J. Perdue
Harvey Calloway
Trudie
Hazel Segler
Marshall
Tex
Cornish Funeral Home
Prescott
Emmet Methodist Church
Snell Cemetery
Murphy Declares Conservative Candidacy in Arkansas
Dean Murphy of Hope opened a campaign headquarters in Hot Springs declaring himself a conservative. He attacked Rep. Oren Harris D Ark for voting to raise pay for Congressmen by 7500 a year. Murphy called for balancing the budget and reducing debt, criticizing federal spending and national park tourism surveys.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Dean Murphy
Hope
Oren Harris
Ark
Murphy
Harris
Hope High School class of 1924 reunion planned
All Around Town notes 38 graduates with four deceased Ira Andres Graydon Green Smead Talley and Dick Watkins former class president among the Hope residents listed A TV Guide tie in mentions Ketty Lester on Rudy Vallee show July 9 Methodist Church district meeting set in De Queen with Roy Bagley and Mrs Bagley Music Camp July 12 24 at University of Arkansas Fayetteville staff includes Freddie Smith Richard Keyton Hartsfield wins Honeymoon Hope Chest contest $300 prize includes $100 stay at Aloha Lodge Hot Springs and $200 in local merchandise plus $10 certificates and a wedding album awarded to two couples
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Hope High School
Ira Andres
Graydon Green
Smead Talley
Dick Watkins
Hope
Harry Hawthorne
Royce Weisenberger
Paul Lewis
Elizabeth Bridewell
Judson Byers
Enest Hackett
TV Guide
Rudy Vallee
Channel 12
Ketty Lester
Reveyda Frierson
Patmos
Hope District of the Methodist Church
de- Queen
Roy Bagley
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Freddie Smith
Richard Keyton
New Hope High School
Key~ton
Ida Mae Cannon
Clarice Cannon
Edward Hartsfield
KXAR
Aloha Lodge
Hot Springs
Larry Gaines
Jimmy Bgrentine
Romney Attacks Washington Power as Grover Seeks Plank
George Romney of Michigan challenged concentrated power in Washington addressing the GOP platform group. He urged focus on the ordinary American consumer and urged a review of power in collective bargaining and the clash of antitrust and labor laws. Romney avoided naming extremists and did not comment on the constitutional status of civil rights laws. He spoke alongside Henry Cabot Lodge as Scranton supporters push for a Birch Society denunciation. Continued on Page Two.
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Lewis Gulick
San Francisco
George Romney
Michigan
Washington
Oman
GOP
Romney
Bary Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Nime
Scranton
John Birch Society
Republican Party
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congress
Hempstead County Farmers Gain Cotton Classification Service
Hempstead County cotton farmers are eligible for classification and market news services for 1964. The Hempstead County Cotton Improvement Group is led by Fred Glanton as president with Moss Rowe as alternant and L. G. Hampton as local representative. The program, aided under the Smith-Doxey Act, processed 2,410 samples last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
R. McInnes
Agricultural Marketing Service
Little Rock
Calvin J. Caldwell
L. G. Hampton
Hope
Pine Bluff rejects two proposals in high turnout vote
In Pine Bluff Arkansas a special election rejected both a city manager government and a public housing authority. The city manager proposal failed 4523 to 2382 and the housing authority was voted down 5435 to 2302. Mayor Pierce led the opposition to the city manager plan urged by Russell Liebenguth. Also notes Hope plans a Junior American Legion Baseball game against Texarkana Indians at Legion Field at 8 p.m.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Pierce
Ehestion
Russell Liebenguth
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Jonesboro
Paragould
Stuttgart
Jacksonville
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Texarkana
Hope
Camden
Brinkley
Newport
Dumas
American Legion
Texarkana Indians
Legion Field
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Sts
AP News Digest
Russia
U.N
International
Viet Nam
Harry D. Felt
U.S
National
Lucy McDonald
Legion
By Jack Bell
National Publicity For
Hope and the Star In Publishers’ Auxiliary, Organ of Press
Hhys
Astron Gieoroerl
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East
Hope Auto Post
Self
Golden Age Senior Citizens Club
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