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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1962
Page
3
Real estate listing describes a three bedroom two bath home with central air, a two car carport, and ample storage. The owner seeks a fast sale, noting springlike year round interior and town location.
The Star lists Ralph Saunders for County Treasurer and Harry Hawthorne Ivy Mitchell as candidates subject to Democratic elections in July and August, with Atlas Weisenberger as another contender for chanceller 2nd Division.
Federal Judge Gordon B E Young heard Monday an insurance suit over damages from the B 47 crash in Little Rock March 31 1966. National Union Insurance seeks repayment for damages to Franklin T Sipes apartment building while Army Corps engineers and Air Force figures vary widely. Judge Young weighs how much the government must pay for repairs to nine homes plus the Sipes property.
Park Night at City Park features baseball swimming music and refreshments for 4 to 15 year olds. Junior league baseball signups at 4 pm Thursday July 19. swimming team meeting July 19 at 6 pm at the pool. Swimming lessons run Monday Wednesday Friday 10 am to 12 pm. Union Mission met at Green Hill AME Church July 8 with five churches represented. next meeting August 12 at Free Christian Zion Church Nashville. A mission turnout is planned for St Thomas Church on the second Sunday in August at 2:30 pm. public invited.
Paragould Arkansas Emerson Electric and the International Union of Electrical Workers remain deadlocked in wage and rehiring talks as a 27 day strike continues. Federal mediators say no firm meeting dates exist and both sides differ on rehiring about 200 replacements and the union’s job-check issue.
Williams of Delaware fails 30 to 42 to return McCloskey nominations to committee for further hearing. McCloskey later confirmed by voice vote. Saltonsall of Massachusetts amendment rejected 34 to 50 as substitute for the Anderson medical bill. Fulbright and McClellan do not vote.
Mrs Minerva Snowden presides as Mrs Susie Bell reports on visits by Mrs Vester Parker of Los Angeles and Miss Lilian Brown, plus Mrs Maudie Deason and son Havel, and Mr Walter Cooper in Kansas City for a dinner by Atlanta Life Insurance in Wyandotte County Lake. Mrs Jones plans summer in Gary Indiana with her children.
David B Harris a 43 year old Little Rock Negro and the first Reverse Freedom Rider to Hyannis has opened a barbeque stand and chile parlor in Hyannis. A World War II and Korean War veteran Harris arrived May 12 and was greeted by about 100 people including Edward M Kennedy. He saved money from restaurant work and rented a former site to start his own business.
Phyllis Madden rereads a telegram and plans an afternoon with two old friends. Their visit exposes her longing for steady love over flashy prosperity as she imagines a life with Jim Jr. and learns that devotion beats appearances in a different kind of wealth.
El Dorado Arkansas AP voters in the November general election will choose between a social reform stance and staunch Republicanism as Dr. Kenneth Jones, the Republican Senate candidate, warns that danger comes from Washington not Moscow. He accuses the Supreme Court of changing the constitution for social doctrine and says taxation is confiscatory while Congress cedes power to the executive. Jones does not name Fulbright or Chandler. He expects to face the winner of the Fulbright Chandler Democratic race in November.
Memphis Board of Education may miss a federal court deadline to file a new school integration plan. Board President William D Gabbreath said the panel hopes to comply within 60 days but may struggle to implement any plan before classes begin September 4.
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