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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
5
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic report on a civil rights bill facing Senate opposition and proposed amendments. It notes key players Senors Noriega and Aiken, Johnson, Knowland, Javits, and O'Mahoney, with battles over injunctions and civil rights enforcement as the measure moves through debate and potential division.
A mobile X ray unit from the State Health Department in cooperation with Hempstead Health Department will tour the county August 6 through 13. All persons 14 years and over are urged to take advantage of this opportunity to get a free tuberculosis examination. A schedule will be released later this week.
In Manama Bahrain British forces pressed a jet powered assault against rebel positions near Nigwa and in the desert regions of Oman as warplanes battered targets. Authorities in London said no plan exists for broader troop deployments though several Cameron Rifles were stationed nearby. Rebel spokesmen claimed gains inland on Ayablan and warned Sultan Said bin Taimur must seek continued British backing.
A gunman fired a single bullet at Huntington mayor Eugene Willis as his car passed his home around 10 40 p m narrowly missing him. Police searched the city all night for the unknown assailant while Willis who is 24 years a funeral director and seven months a politician had recently obtained a pistol permit from Common Pleas Court and begun carrying a gun.
Old Liberty Methodist Church at Crossroads will hold nightly revival services starting Sunday night July 28 through August 2. Each service begins at 8 o clock led by Rev W and local adults Mr and Mrs Ernest Delaney coordinate. Donna Mae Evans is president with Carolyn Sue Hicks as pianist and Charles Curtis Evans as song director. Public invited.
Airman Donald Wheeler's conviction for refusing a white sidewall haircut was voided by a U S Air Force commander in Tokyo. Wheeler, held at Haneda, was ordered released from confinement while the legal deficiency is addressed. officials say he is not yet declared guilty and no further court action is planned at this time.
A fragmented review notes a theater piece praised for its acting and timing. The writer highlights Barrymore and Loewen as notable names while referencing business world themes and a busy, polished stage presentation.
Former Gov Homer Adkins criticizes dipping the state highway bond reserve fund to aid the Arkansas Highway Commission. He warns tapping the million-dollar fund would breach bondholder contracts and harm Arkansas's financial reputation. Officials debate legality and potential court action, with bondholders prepared to sue to halt any transfer.
Bulganin accuses Western leaders of stalling disarmament negotiations to aid Adenauer's election campaign. He links the talks to political maneuvering and urges the United States and European powers to withhold concessions to pressure the aggressor in Europe.
Arkansas FHA officials travel to investigate flood disaster loan grants for farmers. Deputy administrator Dalb H. Smith says no public meetings are planned during the visit while Arkansas residents press for more liberal policy. Littlerock officials indicate FHA remains active, examining claims and disaster relief needs.
An obscure draft-style notice references Hiempstead Barracks and Avil meet Daly 28, with World War 4 veterans noted. Names Tyus, Williamson, and Quatter appear as commanders or officials. The fragmentary text hints at a planned gathering or aid discussion, but specifics are unclear.
A church rally at Rocky Mound Church remains scheduled as a community event. Organizers list local attendees and a brief program with readings and songs. The gathering, noted in church notices, will begin in the afternoon with prayers and announcements.
In a major setback, the Senate and House clashed over civil rights measures as Republicans and Southern Democrats backed a weakened version. The House passed the bill 206-126 with coalition support, while the Senate placed the matter on its calendar after a 43-89 vote. Lyndon B. Johnson warned of further attempts to amend, aiming to protect voting rights while critics argued the legislation would be emasculated.
A severe drought devastates vast eastern areas from New England to the Mid-Atlantic, with crop losses mounting and the agricultural sector suffering sharply. The crisis extends to Pennsylvania and neighboring states as warm, dry conditions persist and water resources tighten nationwide.
One passenger remains missing after a mysterious blast tore a hole in a Western Airlines Convair over the Mojave Desert. The jet landed safely at George AFB with 12 passengers and 4 crew unharmed. Authorities questioned all aboard as the missing man, a San Fernando Valley jeweler, was last seen near the washroom.
Wilkerson named manager of Baker's Easy Pay Fire Store on East Le, replacing James Tolleth who transfers to a Nashville store. Wilkerson previously managed AB, F. Goodrich, and Denley stores, a university graduate, and active in church and community fundraisers. He and his wife Mare have two sons and live on Park Drive. Also notes include Randolph of Corn Belt Hatcheries speaking at Fayetteville Arkansas Bankers Seminar and Duane Goodlett transferring to New London submarine base for six months training.
A hobbled report suggests the school funding proposal faces likely defeat as votes loom. Opponents warn of federal control risk while supporters insist aid is needed to fund classroom improvements and curb segregation-era gaps.
The American Bar Association committees warn that courts have fallen behind in safeguarding individual rights amid Communist infiltration threats. They urge executive and legislative action to defend the nation, noting Supreme Court decisions and Chief Justice Warren’s leadership as pivotal amid a split convention debate in New York and London.
Partial weather bulletin notes 24 hour period ending Thursday morning with high 89 and low 19. Mentions river levels at Fulton and Little River, potential showers, and a change in conditions. Arkansas forecast shows partly cloudy conditions mid afternoon tonight and into Feb day.
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