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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1957

Page

7

29 to Appear in 1st Baptist Pop Concert

Twenty nine young people ages 15 to 20 from the First Baptist Church present their Sixth Annual Pop Concert at 8 pm Friday July 12 in the air conditioned church auditorium. Soloists include Sue Moses Ann Sutoh and Charlene Horton accompanies. The group features many high school and college students with a program including The King and I Dry Bones One World The Battle Hymn of the Republic and other numbers. The public is invited with no admission.

First Baptist Chutch Misses Sue ,Mosés Ann Sut Oh Charlene Horton Lida Purtle Ginger Bowden Judy Beth Davis Wahda Dixon LaNelle Fuller Mary Anh Hall Betty Lou Hart Jo Ann Hart Sandra Hobbs Virginia Hathaday Priscilla Johnson Anh Sutton Tonha Taylor Patricia Valentine Sue Moses Patsy Burroughs Barbara Caston Martha Green Mary Dean Sparks Linda Thrash Eddie King Jerry Owen Byron Smiley Delmer Weliver Bill Davis Jack King A. W. Martin Bill Osborn Wayne Smiley Frank Horton

Road Builders Plan Route Shift and Oversize Trailer Rules

The commission approved moving the Lit de Rock expressway east of MacArthur Park and the old University Hospital site for a new Arkansas Graduate Institute of Technology. They also allowed oversize trailers on state highways under permits and daylight hours on specified routes with drivers meeting tonnage and licensing requirements, resolving a long-running transport controversy.

MacArthur Park Old University Hospital University of Arkansas Graduate Institute of Technology Little Rock Uiversity

Civil Rights Bill Debate Weighs 15th Amendment Link

Senators and sponsors debate linking civil rights enforcement to the 15th Amendment. Proposals include empowering the attorney general to seek injunctions and conduct investigations, with jury trials potentially required for certain provisions. Some members push a stricter enforcement scope while others resist broad expansion.

Sell Francis Case Senate Case O'Mahoney D-Wyey Clifford Oe Renner Buchel Bhill Francis Knowland Johnston Gompronises Gahngion

Dodgers Stars Appear in The Great American Pastime

Hope Little League sponsors a picture at the Saenger Theater featuring Brooklyn Dodgers names Duke Snider Roy Campanella Pee Wee Reese and Sandy Amaro s in a MGM comedy. Nathaniel Benchley writes and acts in a cameo as the script uses the Dodgers stars to poke fun at local champs. The story centers on a Little League baseball title with a Friday Saenger rollout.

Hope Little League Saenger Theater Duke Snider Roy Campanella Pee Wee Reese Sandy Amarous Brooklyn Dodgers MGM Tom Ewell Anne Francis Anh Miller Nathaniel Benchley Robert Benchley Camieras Dodger Saenger

Khrushchev Attacks Clean Bombs and Yugoslav Rift

Khrushchev denounces the idea of clean hydrogen bombs as contradictory and cites Soviet to Yugoslav tensions led by Molotov. He warns against foreign interference and appeals to South Carolina voters about preserving rights and federal action limits. Dirksen defends a measure to force school integration in the South.

Kheshchey Msan Ganthilas Vyacheslav Molotov Yugoslavia Thin Krushchev Khrushchev Jim South Carolina Congress Sen. Dirksen R-Ii South

Rockefeller Grant Given Colleges

The Avian fas Foundation of Associated Colleges announced a grant of $25,000 for program enticllment during the 1057-56 academic year by the Rockefeller Brothel Fund. An initial grant of $30,000 for faculty fellowships was previously made by the fund.

Little Rock Avian Fas Foundation of Associated Colleges Rockefeller Fund

United States defends atomic no first use amid Khrushchev clash

The White House said the United States will continue efforts to prevent mass human destruction from atomic weapons. The statement, issued with Eisenhower and Dulles’s knowledge, rebutted Khrushchev’s jab at President Eisenhower’s hydrogen bomb comment and pledged ongoing scientific aims to avert atomic war.

Washington White House Nikita Khrushchev United States Eisenhower Dulles Khrushhhev Khrushchev Ilsenhower

Court Ruling on Girard Case Reaches Japan Waiver Issue

The Supreme Court reversed a district ruling and allowed U S jurisdiction limits under a security treaty to govern waiver of rights in a case involving Girard. The decision centers on whether treaty provisions and constitutional constraints permit waivers in cross border judicial matters. The court holds no constitutional or statutory barrier to the waiver provision as applied here and leaves interpretation to executive and legislative branches.

Supreme Court McGarraghy Ttt U.S Futur Girard de Japan District Court

Pulaski Uses July Hospital Quota by 8th

Little Rock and Pulaski County used up their July patient quotas at the University of Arkansas Medical Center in the first eight days of the month. John W. Gerdes estimated admissions counted against the three local governments through July 4, leaving indigent care to be borne for the rest of July. Mayor Woodrow Mann challenged the estimate as inaccurate. County Judge Arch Campbell commented on the situation.

Edunly Gerdes Little Rock Nerti Little Rock Pirtaskd Stek North Lite Rock Pulaski County University of Arkansas Medical Center John W. Gerdes Woodrow Mann Arch Campbell 'Ra

Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges Represents Seven Schools

In 1957 to 1959 the Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges represents seven private and denominational schools, uniting education efforts across institutions.

Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges

Food Poisoning Strikes Baptist Camp For Boys

An outbreak at a Baptist church encampment sickened about 50 boys after a dinner. Twenty four were kept in hospital, including Rev Warren Banks and Rev Robes Bushyhead. A salad served at dinner is blamed. cooks and staff provided meals, nurses and doctors treated the injured.

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