NASA tests ion engines on Scout rocket flight to Atlantic
Vern Mauglund reports from Wallops Island as NASA's Lewis Center scientists achieve an in space ion engine test aboard a 72 foot Scout rocket. Two small electric engines produced thrust, running for nearly an hour and reaching beyond 2,500 miles altitude before splashing in the Atlantic. The test confirmed ion propulsion can operate in space when exhaust is neutralized by a stream of electrons.
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Maugland
Wallops Island
United States
C&n
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic
Re Plein
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Ohio
Space Electric
Raymond J. Giulis
Seat 1
Lewis
E Rulis
Laseter Receives Certificate From Midwest Institute
Laseter Jr., manager of the Credit Bureau of Hempstead County, attended the Midwest Management Institute at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. It was his fourth Institute, with a Friday night July 17 graduation. The program, run jointly by the University and the Association of Credit Bureaus of America, focused on credit bureau management and training, including advertising, public speaking, and bookkeeping. An open forum allowed Arkansas and neighboring states’ managers to exchange ideas on common business problems.
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Webb Laseter, Jr
Credit Bureau of Hempstead County, Inc
University of Insas
Lawrence
Laseter
Associate Credit Bureaus of America
Credit Bureau
Apd
Arkansas
Gross Captures Golf Playoff in Ouachita Amateur
Gar Bisross of Arkadelphia sunk a putt on the 20th hole to win a sudden death playoff over Richard McCauley of Bluff City in the Ouachita Valley Amateur Golf Tournament. McCauley, who was medalist in the Ouachita Valley Pro-Am, had advanced to the finals after defeating Sam Spikes of Little Rock. Gross edged Richard Fenwick of Camden in the morning rounds to reach the final match.
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Amden
Ark
Gar BiSross
Arkadelphia
Gudden
Richard McCauley
Bluff
MicCauley
Eggers
Ouachita Valley
Sam Spikes
Little Rock
Tory
Richard Fenwick McCamden
Weather station report for base ending at seven a.m.
Weather brief from the weather station reports at the base as of seven a.m. Monday. Conditions are noted with cloud cover and temperature trends, but the fragmented text limits full detail and ongoing page continuation is indicated.
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Speriment
Wallace Withdraws from Independent Run Shapes Goldwater Odds
Alabama Governor George Wallace ends his bid for president and calls on Barry Goldwater to pursue an all the way conservative path against President Johnson. Wallace’s exit eases Goldwater’s chances in the South while prompting Miller to urge outreach to moderates in Northern states. Goldwater plans future conferences and may invite Eisenhower to campaign, as Reedy notes Wallace’s right to decide.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Jack Bel Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Wallace
Goldwater
CBS
Dixie
William E. Miller
New York
Oe Uo
Miller
NBC
Meet the Press
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Washington
Phoenix
California
Satipali
Arizona
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Austin
Tex
White House
George Reedy
Tve
Battle Pine
George C
Sen
Goldwater Not Bothered by British Attack
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater leaves Arizona for Washington after a London clergyman attacked his policies. He dismisses the comments as interference and says he is safe. Goldwater plans a Chicago welcome and resumes campaign efforts with Eisenhower backing.
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Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry ‘Goldwater
Washington
Rozzell Delegate to AEA Meet
Rozzell, executive secretary Gian, is named among 18 delegates of the National Education Association to attend the World Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession session in Paris France from July 31 to August. The trip highlights international education collaboration and professional exchange for teachers and administrators.
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Little Rock
Forrest Rozzell
Gian
Cration
National Education Socation
World Confederation of Organizations of the
Paris
France
America Is Still Givingest Nation in the World
HAL BOYLE notes Americans remain the most generous, with charitable contributions rising from 5.4 billion dollars in 1954 to 10 billion in 1963, while other trivia covers water needs, bat symbolism, doctors' bills, job changes, and health tips, framing a broad, period style column.
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America
Hal Boyle
New York
India
New Guinea
Duke of
Hindsor
Wallace exits race as Goldwater challenges Johnson
National and international dispatches report Wallace quitting the presidential contest prompting Goldwater to mount a full conservative bid against President Johnson. Rioting flares in Harlem after a funeral for a slain black boy. Dr. Samuel Sheppard looks to the future after a new marriage. Congress resumes amid a flood of legislation. The Laotian neutralists claim initial success against the Reds. Shreveport selects Karen Carlson Miss Arkansas as Arkansas leaders react to Wallace withdrawal. The state plans commission begins a statewide airport study.
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National
New York City
Harlem
Samuel Sheppard
Karen Carlson
Shreveport
Arkansas
Alabama
George Wallace
State Planning Commission
Audience Appreciative at Recital
A small but appreciative audience enjoyed a recital by Hager Laveson, a pianist at The Woman's College of Georgia in Milledgeville. The program included Brahms Chopin Liszt and Bartok. Mr Lawson and Jan Moses hosted a reception in the church Fellowship Hall after the performance.
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Hager Laveson
Fst
Firata
Brahms
Chopin
Liszt
Bartok
Steinway
Toad
Jan Moses of
Hope
Miss Arkansas Karen Carlson Crowned At Oaklawn Park
Hot Springs Arkansas AP Karen Carlson won the 1964 Miss Arkansas title before a crowd of about 9000 at Oaklawn Park. Donna Axum Miss America praised Karen's beauty while local officials and press noted the competition was strong and photographers predicted her rise.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Karen Carlson
Karen
Oaklawn Park
University of Arkansas
Donna Axum
Arkansas
Pam Jackson
Donna
Mort Cox
Chamber of Commerce
Bnsman
Rodney Wagan
Congress Back With a Very Full Schedule
Congress reconvenes in a campaign year to tackle a heavy, partisan slate. Senate Leader Mansfield pushes to clear Johnson’s must program, while the House plans a brief session. Major items include a foreign aid authorization bill of about 3.5 billion and a 962.5 million antipoverty measure, with more to come as debates loom.
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Ernest
Vaccaro Washington
Con
Gress
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Johnson
Atlantic City
House
Senfete
Mansfield
Congress
Wayne . Morse
Senate -and
Patmos Man Eric Hollis 54 Dies Saturday
Eric D. Hollis, 54, lifelong Patmos resident and member of Patmos Church of Christ, died late Sebeccy. Survivors include wife Gertha Hollis, son Thomas of Patmos, daughter Mrs. B. D. LeMay of North Little Rock, Ark., brother Vernon Hollis of Hope, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hollis of Patmos. Services were at 2 p.m. Monday at Herndon-Cornelius Chapel with Rev. Worley Ferguson. burial Memory Gardens.
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Eric D. Hollis
Patmos
Sebeccy
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
Worley Ferguson
Memory Gardens
Brother of Local Man Succumbs
James Williard Vanlanding ham, 84, of Manning Arkansas, a retired farmer, died Sunday at Arkadelphia. He is survived by his wife, three sisters, and a brother, David Vanlandingham of Hope. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Shady Grove Baptist Church near Manning. Murry-Ruggles Funeral Home of Arkadelphia handles arrangements.
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James Williard Vanlandingham
Manning, Ark
Arkadelphia
David Vanlandingham
Hope
Shady Grove Baptist Church
Manning
Murry-Ruggles Funeral Home
Christian Church Plans Installation at Hope
The First Christian Church of Hope will install Rev. Johnnie A. Beasley as minister and install church leaders for a term starting July 1. Executives, ministers, and local pastors will deliver messages and prayers, with a reception to follow in the Fellowship Hall.
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First Christian Church of Hope
Johnnie A. Beasley
Kenneth L. Teegarden
Arkansas Christian Churches
BE. Oran Coble
Central Christian Church
Texarkana
Texas
George L. Balentine
First Baptist Church
Hope Ministerial Alliance
W. A. Riemann
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Joseph Gene
Southside Assembly
David Pearson
Three Way Tie for First in Little Loop
Ralph Routon reports a Friday night Little League program with Hope Auto defeating Coleman 11 to 8 and CBC routing the Sheriffs 14 to 7. Turner earned the CBC win with Jones charged with the loss, Purtle collected four hits. Midwest beat Lions Club 11 to 4 as Lumpkins won and Watkins took the loss. Rogers went 3 for 4 with a long homer for Midwest. The trio of Midwest CBC and the Sheriffs sit tied atop the standings.
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Hope Auto
Coleman
Sanders
Whitten
Coleman Boys
CBC
Sheriffs
Turner
Jones
Purtle
Midwest
Lions Club
Lumpkins
Watkins
Rogers
Relative of Hope Residents Die
Dr and Mrs Roy Bagley and Sarah were called to Vinton Louisiana last Thursday at the sudden death of James R Hampton 62 brother in law of Mrs Bagley Funeral services were held in Louisiana on Saturday July 18
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Roy Bagley
Sarah
Vinton
James R. Hampton
Bagley
Louisiana
Local events mix in Hope area town paper notes
Community notices from Hope include Area 6 American Legion meet starting tonight at 6 30 p m and Monday baseball games Gordon versus Texarkana at 6 30 p m. Local Lions Club activity, Boy Scout camp visit, a Rockefeller gubernatorial workshop in Arkadelphia, Masonic Lodge meeting, Hope Roundup Club picnic turnout, Yard of the Month awards for July, and Ward neighbor listings.
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Hope
Gordon
Texarkana
Sheridan Ls Bryant
Little Rock
Rockefeller
Govenor
Arkadelphia
Clark County
Harlem Rioters Clash With Police In Race Disorder
Violent clashes erupt in Harlem as missiles rain from rooftops and barricades fall. One man shot dead, over 100 injured, 132 arrested, and stores looted amid weekend riots following a fatal shooting by a white officer. police and Negro leaders call for calm as tensions ease.
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New York
Harlem
Browns
Brooklyn
James Powell
Thomas Gilligan
Gilligan
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Bayard Rustin
Washington
Haviem
C. H. Locke of Ozan Dies at 70 After Long Service
Charles Hamilton Locke, 70, of Ozan, died Saturday at home. A retired railroad agent and farmer, he came from Mion County and lived in Ozan 39 years. He belonged to Ozan Methodist Church. Survived by his wife and several nieces and nephews. Services and burial Sunday at St. Paul Cemetery near Ozan.
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Charles Hamilton Locke
Ozan
Mion County
Crime Rate Up Four Per Minute in 1963 National Report
FBI reports over 2.5 million serious crimes in 1963, four per minute, with a 10 percent rise. J Edgar Hoover warns against leniency, noting property crimes drive the surge. Violent crimes include 8,500 murders and rising rapes and assaults. Property losses exceed 785 million, with 91 percent of murders solved.
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Washington
Federal Bureau ‘of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Directors Meet Tonight Agenda Highlights Tent Revival and Ordinances
The City Board of Directors plans a two week revival tent by Rev J M McRoy on city property south of the Armory. A replat near Hempstead County Memorial Hospital and Highway 29 will seek approval after Planning Commission recommendation. An easement closing and a South Dewey street portion is up for final adoption. TV antenna service franchise bids discussed with no action due to quorum. Only bid for police car replacement came from Hope Auto Company at $453. 1965 models unavailable from Chevrolet and Plymouth.
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Planning Commission
Walnut
Dewsey
Dewey Street
Hope Company
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Hope Auto Company
Father of Qton Mon Dies Saturday
Robert M. Chism 73 of Nasheville died Saturday. A trelited farmer and Sardis Methodist Church member, survivors include son Harry Chism of Ozan.
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Qton Mon
Robert M. Chism
Nasheville
Sardis
Harry Chism
Ozan
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