Man Charged On Abortion and Fraud in Hope
In Pulaski County Circuit Court yesterday James A. Smith 48 manager of Electronics Enterprises Inc faces three abortion counts after arrest following a day of questioning. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney C V Nunn says officers seized medical equipment at the SPG plant. Smith unrelated to Hope for five years, formerly from St Louis. The case also notes a separate fraud claim involving Albert Tomlin and his daughter Betty 18 convicted on false pretense charges.
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L. A. Little Rock
Albert Tomlin
Betty
Pulitski
Syrve
First National Bank
James A. Smith
Electronics Jnterprises,Inc
Southwestern Proving Ground
Smith
C. V. ‘Nutn
Nunn
Tocal
Hope
St. Louis
SPG
Lions Plan to Build New Youth Center in Hope
Hope Lions Club announces tentative plans to sponsor a modern youth center for Hope youth. President Franks cites Parks and Recreation Commission support and a decade of youth program progress, stressing the need for more space and community backing to complete the project.
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Lions
Hope
Hope Lions Club
Cencr
Ggideas Club
Cline Franksaday
Parks and Recreation Commission
Ier
Dasire
No Transfer Yet of Cash to Highway
State officials report no transfer of three million dollars to the Highway Department. Gov. Faubus is expected back this week to discuss funding with the Highway Commission. Janet Finbus chairs the finance board and has said bond approvals are needed before any transfer, while the attorney general notes the transfer would occur only with a solution from channels.
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Little Rock
Iment
Gay
Orval Fatibya
Retuirn
Lutte Camptrolley
Kelly
Cornell
Ihe
State Treasury
Eserves
Faubus
Highway ‘Commission
Dates Fixed for Christian Camp Near Okolona
Annual camp meeting at Clear Springs Ground near Okolona runs August 2 through 9 with Rev. Gis minister of Texas as speaker. Daytime children and adult activities planned, with long morning and evening services.
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Clear Springs
House Group Probes GM Profits in Jet Contract
Washington lawmakers demand action after GAO report alleges General Motors overcharged on a $378.9 million F 84 jet fighter contract. The GAO cites a $22.94 million profit versus a contemplated $15.48 million, with price concerns prompting potential disciplinary steps.
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Fank Eleazer Washington
General Motors
Air Force
Edward Hebert
Armed Services
General ‘Accounting Office
GAQ
Art Expert Declares Pictures Worthless
Magnolia photographer Rob Mucklow claims three paintings appraised at 185.00. An expert, Muel low, had earlier called them worthless. The works, found in an unidentified woman’s attic in Magnolia, were supposedly valued by H. B. Wright of the Louisiana State Museum in Shreveport, who later said the paintings may be fake and unlikely worth a dime in New York. Wright doubted any Turner attribution and suggested the canvases may be by a student or imitator, with poor condition and unclear value.
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Magnolia
Rob Mucklow
Muellow
Mucklow
H. B. Wright
Louisiana
Ehjdit
Shreveport
Angel
Wright
New York
Police Stop Sparks Mystery Tour In Hope Visit
Edward Mc Lenin, a Hamilton NY officer, recalls last Thursday near Hope when a police sign frightened him during a pull over. The Hamilton pair toured Hope with community hosts and Chamber officials, receiving gifts and a taped interview for local radio before departure toward Jamesville and New Jersey.
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Fale
Edward McLenin
Harilton
N.Y
Hope
Morton
Chamberist
Toutus Aoolkes
Beverley
John Harrie
Julian Hosey
Texaco
Barlow Hotel
Archer Motor Company
Cline Franks
FE. L. Archer, Jr
Mope Tions Club
Gene Smith
Barlow
Bert Reillg
Chamber of Commerce
Dust Avery
KXAR
Hele
People of Hope
Jol Bundy
Bruner-Fyory Handle Company
Hope Basket Company
Spill Hickory Company
Hickory ‘Aroma Company
iLambright Caift
Land
Arkansas
John Keck
aMr. Moten
Hussilton
New York
Peter Birmingham
Jamesville
Ma. Morten
Hamilton
Colgare University
Birmingham
Solvay — Corporation
Allied Chemical, and Dye Corporation
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Syracuse
Mexico City
New Jersey
Mrs. Birmingham
Sales Tax Revenue Shortfall Strains Arkansas Budget
Arkansas educators and Commissioner Ford warn state aid to schools may be cut as sales tax collections underperform. The State Board of Education meets to discuss the budget with revenue forecasts showing a shortfall of 100 000 to 700 000 over the past three months, jeopardizing the planned 20 percent earmark for public schools and a 10 500 000 yearly increase.
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Little Rock
Areh Ford
Slale Board
Education
Ford
Education Department
Kennedy School of Music Opens in Hope
Horace Kennedy announces annual School of Gospel and Sacred Music opening in Hope at Pentecostal Church. Registration August 5 at 4:00 am. classes begin 1:30 pm and 7:30 pm with teachers Jana, Doyle White, and Gerald W. Hams plus Thelma Kennedy. broadcasts on KXAR 4.9 pm. closing program August 16 in Hope City Hall with Lindsey Bros quartet as guests.
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Horace
Kennedy
Hope
Pentecostal
4Th
Ferguson Streets
H.P. Hudspeth
Dale Dennis
Gainsville
Texas
Edwin Jones
Ida, Louis
Jana
Billy Doyle White
Little Rock
Gerald WU Hams
Thelma Kennedy
KXAR
Hope City Hall
Lindsey Bros
Camper
Famous Romances Seem Old-Fashioned Today
HAL BOYLE argues that classic great loves were built on unequal roles and surprise rather than partnership. He notes changing expectations, with men and women redefining romance in modern marriage, asking how to maintain affection and mutual interest.
Father of Local Women Succumbs
Wy Es McElwin Texas, father of U Bil, died suddenly on a mobile path related to an attack. The incident occurred Saturday while he was traveling. he collapsed and passed away. Local authorities reported the death as a sudden fatal event connected to the earlier assault.
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U Bil
Mobile
Harlingen
Ernest
Lawyer Details Home Deal Ties Before Probers
Washington attorney for the United Textile Workers Union testified to a committee about funds used in a purchase of homes and the role of rival unionists in crafting a report. He claimed union leaders influenced what was written, denying use of sensitive material at the trial.
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Washington
Joseph Jacobs
United ‘Ex Wey Workers Union
Tacobs
Atlanta
CIA
Valente
Seorehoiries
Jacobs
Aniwhiun
UTW
Ihe Apl
Sam's Day at Lion Club Meeting
Sam Andrews led the program at the Lion Club with Sam McWharter delivering a dramatic impersonation of The Cremation of Sam McGee. Judy McDowell, Miss Hope, and Judy Franks appeared as guests, sharing trip notes and Little Rock plans for state events. Other attendees included Cough Malcolm, Burnette Iron Emmet, Jim Green, and Curt Avery among members.
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Sam ‘Andrews
Sam. McWharter
Sam i McGee
Lian McWharter
Artie
Judy McDowell
Hope
Judy
Miss McDowell
Clarksville
Miss Franks
Little Rock
Cough Malcolm
Burnette Iron’ Emmet
Jim. Green
Jim City
Dimming
Andy. Andrews
Jak Honey
Curt Avery
General Rain Would Help State Crops
Weather report notes that rain would aid crops across Kansas and nearby states. The Crop Reporting Service release highlights slow progress due to dry spells but forecasts beneficial moisture, particularly for melons and cranberries, amid uncertain conditions and mixed yields.
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Kansas
Servie
Alberta
Clinton Tennessee trial jury deliberations begin in Clinton case
The Clinton Tennessee trial processes unfold as jurors are instructed and begin deliberations after prosecutors outline charges against defendants related to beating robbery and church box theft. Detailing testimonies and defense objections, the proceedings shift to formal jury consideration with continued coverage expected.
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Relman Morin
Knoxville
Ton
Bagan
Cinefon Gogregniinn
Clinton
Ty Wrs
Lish Bey
Lew Howe Knoxville
Iitogeation
Taylor
Willian Shaw
Benet
Louisiana
U.S
Jurge
Keim
John Skngpel
Slain trio near Hobbs tied to single gunman
Three people including two young women and a truck driver were killed in New Mexico after stopping to help a stranded vehicle. Authorities describe the suspect as dangerous and potentially armed, with robbery seen as the likely motive. Investigators recovered personal effects and noted a quick getaway along US 180, with scenes about 10 miles west of Hobbs and 250 miles apart.
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Carlsbad
N. ML
CUPPA
Autharlies
Timeker
Cantrell
Hobbs
Barbara Lemon
Darahy Gibson
Islnapei
Cannell
Wiburgs
Bom
Jeff
Texas
New Mexico
J. A. Smith
Oy Pacman
Hempstead 4-H Youths Head to State Meet
Thirteen Hempstead County 4-H Club youths and leaders left for the twenty sixth annual 4-H Club Week at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville. They will return to Hope on Friday. Participants include Ken Brown Philp Rowe Billy Joe Schooley Joe Mitchell England Gene Evans Toytowe Kay Burke Alice Nell Burke Claudia McCorkle and Patty Maxwell. adult readers are Mrs. William Schooley Victory 44 Club L & Young May Nab 4-H Club and Colwell Ly Adams County Agent.
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Hempstead County 4Th Club
University of Arkansas At
Young
May
Nab
Colvew Ly Adams County
New Piney Woods Scout District executive named
All Around Town reports Vim Citty of Poxarkana has moved here with his wife Barbara Bennett and daughter Terry Ann. He becomes field executive of Piney Woods Scout District serving Hempstead Howard Lafayette and Nevada Counties. Jim previously announced at KAAR radio about 18 months. Wayne Johnson signs with Cardinals, shines in Soon er State Ledge fielding 30s with .333 average 11 hits 5 runs 7 RBIs. Margaret Archer, daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Archer Jr, on the Dean List at Southern Methodist University Dallas.
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Vim Citty
Poxarkana
Barbara Joan Bennett
Terry
Piney Woods
Hempstead
Howard
Lafayette
Nevada
Jim
KAAR
Oza
East Second Street
Hope
Wayne Johnson
Cardinals
State Ledge
Margaret Ann Archer
E. L. Archer Jr
Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
Senate Heads for Showdown on Rights Issues
The Senate moves toward a possible clash over confining the administration civil rights bill to civil liberties. A bipartisan coalition led by Sam Knowland fights to restrain the bill while Ike and leaders discuss the measure's scope and civil rights protections.
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Senate
Jack
Bell Washington
Get‘ing Privieges
Republicang
l’Democrats
Sam Knowland
Calify
Weather Station Report 124 hours ending Tuesday morning
Central weather summary shows high temperatures in the 80s and 90s across Arkansas Oklahoma and Louisiana with scattered thunderstorms likely. Little River and Red River readings indicate slight fluctuations, while rainfall totals for the year are noted as 46.70 inches with 4.70 inches for the period. Temperatures tonight are expected upper 70s to mid 70s with warm humid conditions persisting and widespread showers possible tomorrow.
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Arkansis
Wayans
Arkyns
Eilennoon
Upper Bos
Horfawest
Oklahoma
Louisiana
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