Hope Star Information and Staff Metadata 1899 1927
The Hope Star publication details several years and staff roles including president Mrs C E Palmer editor and publisher Alex M Wathburn and managing editor Pau Jones. It lists press dates 1899 1927 and addresses in Hope Arkansas with distribution and advertising offices in multiple states. It notes Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Hope Star
Port Office of Hope
Arkansas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Kennedy seeks floor action on school aid amid budget fights
President Kennedy pressed Congress to advance the public school aid bill as part of a broader package opposed by allies of the defense funding plan. House leaders warned that rules hurdles and time constraints threaten passage, with Calendar Wednesday seen as a possible route to bypass committee delays and salvage partial funding for districts serving military and federal civilian families.
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Trachers
Adam C. Powell
Dn.y
House Education and Labor Committee
Powell
Rules Committee
Frank Thompson Jr
Dn.j
Montevideo
Uruguay
Congress
Kennedy
House
House Rules Committee
Kennedy Not An Explainer Urged To Talk To Nation
Washington AP dispatch notes President Kennedy has explained plans less to the public than Eisenhower, Truman, and Roosevelt over comparable periods. With Berlin and Laos tensions rising, Hubert Humphrey urged a sober national TV address, but Kennedy offered no response, focusing on Congress.
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Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Pierre Salinger
Truman
Roosevelt
Eisenower
Vienna
Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Laos
Berlin
Congress
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey, Dminn
Humphrey
Europe
Condemnation Suit Filed for Titan II Site Land
A U S District Court suit seeks condemnation of 25.76 acres in Cosway County needed for a Titan II missile site. Defendants named are landowners Josie Hartman W J Clifton Carl M Sponer Tony Sponer and Adolph L Bilgischer.
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Little Rock
U.S. District Court
Cosway County
Josie Hartman
W. J. Clifton
Carl M. Sponer
Tony Sponer
Adolph L. Bilgischer
Court Rules in Favor of AP&L in 1957 Explosion Case
Pu laski Circuit Court jury awarded Arkansas Power & Light Co. $1 658 684 after a 1957 explosion at an AP&L plant near Stamps. One hundred two insurance firms held damage policies and sought a declaratory judgment to compel American Motorists Insurance Co of Illinois to pay the claim, but the jury cleared American Motorists of liability.
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Little Rock
Pulaski
Tuseday
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Ap&l
Stamps
American Motorists Insurance Co
Illinois
President Kennedy Voices Support for Freedom Riders
President Kennedy defends the Freedom Riders as exercising constitutional rights to move in interstate commerce and to publish opinions. He emphasizes peaceful actions and compares rights to freedom of the press, stating there is no legal question about their rights even if one disagrees with the methods or aims.
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Bowles
Kennedy
Chester Bowles
Freedom Riders
Parsons named Little Rock school chief amid integration plans
Floyd W Parsons was named the new Little Rock superintendent as the district extends desegregation to junior high. In a Big Spring Texas television interview he cited economic factors behind integration in Big Spring Beeville and said he aims to rebuild schools damaged by past violence. He stressed discipline and strong teaching as foundations and urged solving each community's unique integration challenges.
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Little Rock
Little ‘Rock
Floyd W.parsons
Big Spring
Tex
Central High School
Parsons
Litte Rock
Texas
Beeville
Arkansas Democrat
Study Shows Body ESL Processes Many Reactions
A body ESL can handle two thousand toave many different chemical reactions, indicating a high capacity for diverse metabolic processes and chemical transformations within the system.
Printing Bids To L A Firms In Arkansas
Four Little Rock printing companies shared 66 state printing contracts announced by Secretary of State Nancy J. Hall. Parkin Printing Co. took 15, Arkansas Printing and Lithographing Co. 14, Democrat Printing and Lithographing Co. 9, and General Printing Co. 7. Arkansas Printing objected to the bid opening method. Harry Parkin, highway commissioner member, won two Highway Department contracts. Remaining contracts went to firms across the state, with printers generally known who had received them.
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L. A
Little Rock
Nancy J. Hall
Parkin Printing Co
Arkansas Printing and Lithographing Co
Democrat Printing and Lithographing Co
General Printing Co
Arkansas Printing
Harry Parkin
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Halt
Instruments Can't Take Place of Man
AP science writer argues man in space adds reliability and learning beyond automatic instruments. quotes space official, notes one flight does not prove safety, compares to Soviet Yuri Gagarin and the need for an Atlas rocket. psychologist Dr Robert Voas says human presence reduces risk of lost or unrecovered satellites and offers adaptable observation.
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Alton Glakeslee
Associated Press
Cape Canaveral, Fin
Yuri Gagarin
Virgil T. Gris
Aom
Robert Voas
Rman
Ex-official Defendant in Lenders Case
Roy Finch Jr. of Little Rock testified in U S District Court Tuesday as a defendant in the Lenders Service mail fraud trial. Finch, former Arkansas attorney general official, said he never owned stock in Lenders Service or ABDC and was hired by a stockholders minority to seek records access. He described a 90 day ABDC board formed in spring 1960 and said he worked in the attorney general’s office for five years.
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Bismarck
Arkansas
U.S
Lenders Service
Roy Finch Jr
Little Rock
Lenders Service Co
Arkansas Business Development Corp
Finch
Arkansas Attorney General's Office
Individus
Five men receive 135 years for 519000 burglary
In HATTIESBURG Mississippi Circuit Judge Stanton Hall sentenced five men to a combined 135 years in prison for the May 8 burglary and larceny at a Hall County construction firm. Roy Edward Clay 21 Blytheville Arkansas drew 55 years. All five pleaded guilty to one count of burglary and one count of larceny in connection with the $519,000 theft and related crimes at another construction firm.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Stanton Hall
Halliesburg
Roy Edward Clay
Blytheville
Ark
Alea
Dragline Marooned on Sandbar in Arkansas River
The Arkansas River at Little Rock crested at 15.6 feet as a 220 ton dragline on a sandbar 17 miles downstream remained marooned. The machine, worth $100,000, became stranded Monday after its self-propelling mechanism failed during a rechanneling project. Workmen built a five foot mound to keep it above the water.
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Litmile Rock
Arkansas River
Little Rock
Accident Shocks Arkansan After Girl Dies in Pasture Incident
Mary Jeanne Downey ten died in Searcy hospital from a fractured skull after an unexplained pasture accident while fetching a horse. Parents Leonard and Mary Downey said she rode out and returned dazed within about 15 minutes. Authorities suspect she fell or was kicked by the horse. a brain specialist was brought from Little Rock with a State Police escort for emergency surgery but she remained in a coma until death.
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Searcy
Ark
Mary Jeanne Downey
Pangburn
Leonard Downey
Little Rock
Injuries Fatal to Negro Worker in Arkansas
Lorenzo Jenkins, 21, a Newport Negro, died of head injuries after falling from a roof at an auction barn on Highway 67. Jenkins, a lumber employee, slipped and landed on a concrete floor and died at a hospital.
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Newport, Ark
Lorenzo Jenkins
Newport
Weather forecast overview for several regions
The report covers weather across Louisiana and Arkansas with warm conditions and thundershowers. Louisiana sees partly cloudy skies through Thursday with scattered afternoon and evening storms, more along the coast. Arkansas regions expect partly cloudy and warm days through Thursday with scattered thundershowers, especially in the extreme north and southwest, and temperatures ranging from mid 70s to upper 90s.
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Thursiday
Louisiana
Arkansas
Associated Press
Arkansas land owner dies in Amarillo
Paul W. Bronte, 53, of McCrory Arkansas, died in Amarillo after a heart attack. He helped run the Angelo-Bronte Grainery and owned an insurance agency. He served as secretary of the Mc Crory School Board for 10 years. Survived by his widow and two daughters. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Amarillo
Tex
Paul WL. Bronte
McCrory
Ark
Angelo-Bronte Grainery
Bronte
Bids Taken on Moving Graves in Benton County
Apparent low bid for relocating about 222 graves in nine Benton County cemeteries to a new site near Rogers was Vernon Enterprises of Seligman. McAgny Engineers reported a bid of 1810,67, the lowest among five bids opened Tuesday as graves will be moved due to Beaver Reservoir flooding.
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Little Rock
Benton County
Beaver Reservoir
Vernon
Lawmakers Eye Fewer Congressional Committees
Senator L. McClellan of Arkansas proposes consolidating panels to cut the current 303 committees and joint panels. He notes the Senate has 127 committees, the House 152, plus 24 joint committees, and urges trimming to simplify government operations.
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Washington
N L. McClellan
D-Ark
Li Sexson
McClellan
Senate
House
Notice of land title action in Hempstead Chancery Court
In Hempstead Chancery Court Arkansas Mrs J O Stone and heirs of J E York filed a petition to quiet title to the SW SE quarter of Section 29 Township 9 South Range 24 West containing 40 acres. All claimants must appear within six weeks of first publication or by August 10 1961 to show cause why the land should not be confirmed in the heirs of J E York. Clerk Jamie Russell. D.C. Katherine B Lauterbuen. June 21 28 July 5 12 19 8-6 1961.
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Chancery Court OF
Hempstead
County
Arkansas
STONE
Plaintites
Chancery Court
J. O. Stone
J. E. York
United Sie
J. ¥. York
Lille
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