Hospital Notes and Discharges in Hope and Surrounding Areas
A mixed hospital note lists numerous admitted and discharged individuals from Hope and nearby towns including Mrs. Donald Walker and Jimmy Anderson. The report also notes a baby girl born July 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Odie Juhison of Hope.
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Memorial
Donald Walker
Hope
Jimmy Anderson
McNabbs
T. de Nicholas
Patmos
Damon
Fravell
Nope
H. BE. McKenny
Saratoga
Lena Menderson
Patrick O'Malley
Mope
Charles W. Key, Jr
Hazel Williams
A. D. Joyner
Ervitt Dodson
Silas Lewis
George D. Martin
Rosston
Roger Pitts
Mae Blackard
Earl White
Fulton
W. M. Johnson
Charles Ray Hamilston
Jimmy Condy
Mammie Smith
Damon Fravell
Bratch
J. B. Anderson
Mamie Jo Webb
Ruby Wulf
Dallas
Leroy
Anderson
Odis Johnson
Avis Sinyard
S. B. Anderson
Odie Juhison
Bookmobile Schedule for July 30 to August 7 in Texas
The bookmobile routes list stops across Buller Store Bodeaw School Michaels Grocery Brockman Hill Falcon Patmos School Peimos Community Meloy Home Desna Hogan Store Rhodes Young Home Sweat Home Kidd Home Woodruff Home Blevins Hix Lee Grocery Head Cummings Justice Columbus Rogers Home Washington Cox Home Ozan Ray Home Reed Home Bob s Grocery Tollett Home Luck Ranch Long Store with times from 8:45 a m to 4:00 p m and August 7 timings include several stops across towns including Ozan and Reed Home.
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Buller
Bodeaw School
Bodeaw
Michaels
Brockman Hill Falcon
Texas Eastern
Patmos
Peimos
Meloy
Desna
Hogan
Rhodes
Young
Sweat
Kidd
Woodruff
Blevins
Hix Lee
Head
Cummings
Justice
Columbus
Rogers
Washington
Cox
Ozan
Ray
Reed
Bob's
Tollett
Luck Ranch
Long
Death toll climbs to twenty in Maly storms
Rome AP reports twenty people dead in Maly after a week of storms that brought hail lightning and heavy rain for a fifth straight day. Five fatalities were caused by lightning during Thursday’s onslaught.
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Rome
Maly
Federal bill on desegregation sparks testify split
Mayor Ivan Allen Jr of Atlanta warns Congress should pass the anti discrimination bill to prevent private business segregation and backsliding. Governor James Russell argues voluntary local action is sufficient and coercive federal laws could provoke resistance and violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ivan Alen Jr
Atlanta
Donal Russell
South Carolina
Senate Commerce Committee
Allen
Congress
Gov
Russell
Cromwell Death Mystery Triggers Police Probe in Town
In Williamstown, Chief Nick Hefner and coroner Henry Horseman react as county officials investigate the death of Cromwell found near an old bridge. A wallet reveals only small IDs while five unspent twenty dollar bills are missing, suggesting a possible motive tied to money.
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Robert J. Sloan
City Hall
Nick Hefner
Henry W. Horseman Mild
Williamstown
Herb Masters
Cromwell
Nick
Inet
Corn Crop Deterioration Report From Arkansas Agencies
The Agriculture Department reports northwest Arkansas corn is deteriorating while other areas show good crops. Cotton prospects are favorable, rice and soybeans benefiting from recent rains though some moisture is still needed. Overall corn is solid except northwest drought. Peaches and Elberta harvests are progressing in south Arkansas. Hay baling continues with improving late hay prospects due to rainfall.
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Agriculture Department
Arkantsas
Elberta Corp
South
Arkansas
Arkansas Regional Forecast Mixed clouds and showers across regions
The Associated Press reports central Arkansas will be cloudy and mild with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon and evening. Highs around 84 to 90, lows near 68 to 75, and Saturday pushing highs to 95 or 98 with warm, humid conditions and more showers Sunday. Northeast and Southeast Arkansas show similar cloudiness with scattered thunderstorms. Northwest and Southwest Arkansas remain mild with showers, thundershowers, and little change into Sunday.
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Arkansas
Faruy
Northwest
Missouri Pacific Fares Raised on St Louis to Arkansas Route
The Missouri Public Service Commission approved a 10 percent passenger fare increase by Missouri Pacific Railroad on the St Louis to Arkansas line, effective August 2, following a similar raise on the St Louis to Kansas City route. The move comes after a commission estimate that discontinuing Train No 6 on the Arkansas line would save less than $105,000, far below the earlier $400,000 projection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri Public Service Commission
Missouri Pacific Railroad Authority
St. Louis
Arkansas
Kansas City
Wabash
Frisco
Arkansas Line
Beckwith Seeks Competence Test At Whitfield Hospital
Byron De La Beckwith arrived at the Whitfield state mental hospital for psychiatric examinations ordered by the court to determine his competence to stand trial for the June 12 ambush slaying of civil rights leader Medgar Evers in Jackson Mississippi.
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Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
State Mental Hospital
Whitfield
Medgar Evers
Town Murder Ring Unveiled In Five Day Missing Cromwell
In a town mystery, Chief and Dr Horseman accuse Herb of handling Cromwell after his body was found five days after disappearing. They allege money stolen from Cromwell and suggest the corpse was moved to trigger a self winding watch, while Herb claims innocence and urges no harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
City Hall
Herb
Dee
Chief
Dr. Horseman
Crommwell
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Dear Helen and the Teen Dilemma in Love and Family
A teen asks if at 18 she should marry a 22-year-old fiancé despite parental disapproval rooted in a past sister elopement. Helen advises self-advocacy, balanced decision making, and notes life rarely offers clear cut choices while urging focus on authentic love and family healing. A second letter from a young mother asks why her husband’s ex visited relatives nearby, with Helen stressing the ex’s lack of parental rights and prioritizing the wife and child’s allegiance.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Howlong
Nuclear test ban accord a cautious step forward
The Moscow accord between the United States Britain and Russia agreeing to stop testing in the atmosphere space and sea is a leap forward yet not purely humanitarian. It may ease Cold War tensions and curb radioactive fallout though France and China may still pursue own programs. Soviet Premier Khrushchev could use the pact for propaganda while other nations weigh their own motives and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Moscow
Paris
Maurice Couve de Margille
United States
France
China
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Be That Seeing His First Wife Again Sparks Feelings
A reader warns that reunion with a former wife could rekindle old emotions and urges seeking parental cooperation to prevent future meetings. The note suggests Helen Worden Erskine may assist and requests writing to the newspaper with a stamped self-addressed envelope.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Ccdoniog
Bdereiby Dixs - Dephared & Ademark
Woman Prisoner Escapes Briefly At Alderson
Alderson West Virginia AP report says Patricia Cash age 24 is serving a four year term for kidnapping in Arkansas when she escaped briefly from prison custody before being recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderson
W. Va
Patricia Cash
Moscow accord hints at limits of East West thaw
The Moscow nuclear test pact, while banning atmospheric outer space and undersea blasts, leaves underground testing unaddressed. Khrushchev seeks to reallocate resources from testing to conflicts with China, and insists on no foreign inspectors for underground tests, signaling a cautious first step in broader East West engagement.
Treaty to Be Closely Examined
Washington AP Chairman John Stennis says a Senate defense watchdog group will study in detail the proposed new agreement with Britain and Soviet Russia on a ban on most nuclear weapons testing. The 7 member Armed Services subcommittee may delay ratification as it probes whether the pact protects national security and the risks involved. Senator Barry Goldwater has opposed the test ban after hearing from Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Britain
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Stennis
Armed Services Subcommittee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Dean Rusk
Disarmament May Come Says Khrushchev In Talks
Premier Khrushchev said the nuclear test ban treaty creates favorable opportunities toward total disarmament. The statement followed written questions from Tzvestia and Pravig and was read to correspondents at a Foreign Office press conference after Harriman’s similar remarks at the U.S. Embassy news conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Khrushchev
Tzvestia
Pravig
Correspondénis
Foreign Office
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Ten Kansas counties eyed for drought disaster area
LITTLE ROCK AP Tom Arkansas counties were recommended for designation as drought disaster areas Thursday. The list includes Benton Boone Johnson Madison Searcy Washington Carroll Newton Conway and Perry. The Disaster Committee's recommendation moves to the Agriculture Department for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Tom
Arkansas
State Disaster Committee
Benton
Boone
Johnson
Madison
Searcy
Washington
Carroll
Newton
Comway
Perry
Agriculture, Department
Fines Carry $1 Retirement Fee Extends to All Police
Arkansas Attorney General holds Act 257 of 1963 applies to arrests by sheriffs and State Police as well as city police. The act adds a $1 fine on each moving traffic violation, earmarked for police pension funds, collectible only in municipal courts in cities with retirement systems. Opinion sent to North Little Rock Police Chief Ray Vick, president of the Arkansas Municipal Police Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Ray Vick
Arkansas Municipal Police Association
Woman Kidnapping Suspect Returned to Alderson
Mrs. Cash, who pleaded guilty in Lit tle Rock on May 29, 1962, to kidnapping Gary Simpson, 4, from a Lonoke motel, was recaptured after a brief escape. The Simpsons ran the motel where the boy stayed, and Cash was held at Alderson after being arrested at a Texarkana motel following a Thursday night departure from a minimum security reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Federal Reformatory
Cash
Alderson
FDA checks weed killer use in Arkansas cotton fields
The FDA is reviewing reports that the chemical weed killer disodium methylarsonale PSMA is being misused in southeastern Arkansas cotton. It should be applied during early growth, not after bolls form, to avoid arsenic salt contamination of cotton seeds used in foods. exposure could affect the nervous system and pose risks to people with heart conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Arkatsas
FDA
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