Resurfacing Third Street to Add Left Turn Lanes
The highway department plans resurfacing of Third Street this Sunday for about two weeks. When complete, left turn lanes will be added as outlined months ago, aiming to improve traffic flow for both local and through traffic. R H Mattox, district engineer, said the project will enhance the street’s condition after years of wear.
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Highway Department
R.H. Mattox
Forest Tour for 4-H Boys Aims at Career Insights
Thirty five 4 H forestry club members from 20 Arkansas counties will tour sites July 26 to 28. Stops include DeGray Dam, Ark La Gas plywood plant in Gordon, Hope forestry careers program, University of Arkansas Southwest Branch Experiment Station, Prescott sawmill, Ouachita Nevada Treating Plant, Arkansas Forestry Commission Nursery near Bluff City, Civil War battlefield at Camden, and International Paper mill. Sponsors include the University of Arkansas Extension Service Potlatch Georgia Pacific Timberland Chain Saw Harold Hendrix and 13 other pulpwood dealers with Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association commitments.
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Arkansas
Lea Smiley
Extension Forester
DeGray Dam
Caddo River
Arkadelphia
Gordon
Ark-La
Hope
Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association
University of Arkansas Southwest Branch
Prescott
Ouachita-Nevada
Arkansas Forestry Commission
Bluff City
Camden
International Paper Company
University of Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service
Potlatch, Cierks
Georgia Pacific
Timberland Chain Saw
Harold Hendrix
Weather snapshot for Arkansas and region
Partly cloudy warm and humid conditions prevail through Wednesday night with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon and evening, most numerous in the north and east. Thursday remains partly cloudy and humid with a chance of thundershowers mainly in the eastern portion. lows in the 70s.
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Arkansas
Congress Aide to Visit 13 Arkansas Counties in August
Archie Lantz Hammerschmidt's field representative will visit 13 counties in August to hear local problems and views. He operates from Fort Smith Mondays and Tuesdays, Hot Springs on the first and third Thursdays, with a schedule covering Fort Smith, Hot Springs, Russellville, Van Buren, Harrison, Jasper, Paris, Hope, Nashville, Mena, Clarksville, and other towns as time allows.
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John Paul Hammerschmidt
Archie Lantz
Hammerschmidt
Fort Smith
Hot Springs
Nashville
Mena
Clarksville
Dress Shop Offers Travel Wardrobes and Clearance Deals
A dress shop extols the fun of helping customers prepare for travel and weddings while highlighting new cotton polyester dresses, knits, and Jonathan Logan Originals Knit costume suits. The piece promotes a summer clearance sale and invites readers to join the shopping fun.
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Raimondi
Crestmoor
Carlye
Jon McCauley
Jonathan Logan
Property Loss Seen From Looting Hits Billions in Costs
A business analyst estimates total losses from looting could reach about 60 million dollars in retail sales alone, factoring in stolen and damaged goods and lost tax revenue. He notes auto plants were mostly idle due to model changes and curfews, with varied absenteeism across GM Ford and Chrysler facilities.
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Havens
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Perfume Making Is Sweet Business and Hal Boyle Details
Hal Boyle reports on the booming perfume trade in 1967 America. Industry leader Alvin Welzel notes rising spending by men and women, with men at 120 million and women at 440 million in 1966. He says fragrance leadership has shifted toward the United States and that American women now smell nicer. Also mentions historical perfume lore and aims to create lasting classics, with typical household perfume use and production insights. Sunglasses fashion adds a new chained look with dangle earrings to balance weight.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Alvin Welzel
Toilet Goods Association
House of Houbigant
U.S
Welzel
France
Queen Victoria
Marie Antoinette
Eugenie
Napoleon Bonaparte
Guy de Maupassant
Napoleon
United States
Hope News Briefs Highlight Fund Drive and Local Meetings
The 1967 American Cancer Society fund drive runs in Hope urging three actions: learn warning signals, get an annual health checkup, and support research education and service. Citizens debate street paving costs and eight streets chosen over twelve. Life saving lessons occur at the Hope Municipal Pool with Junior at 9 and Senior at 10. Twelve Hempstead County residents attend orientation at Southern State College for fall enrollment, including Hope and Spring Hill students and residents from nearby areas.
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American Cancer Society
Hope Municipal
Hempstead County
Southern State College
Hope
James Garner Bell
Henry Lee Fenwick
Lyle Jones
Charles Vernon Latham
Marilyn Ann Mitchell
Spring Hill
Jimmy Cowart
James John Foster
Betty Jean McNeill
Belinda Kay Ross
Hope Rt
Linda Kay Reece
Brenda Underwood
Otto B. Potter
Ozan
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