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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1966

Page

3

Calendar of social events at Hope area clubs

The Hope community lists a dessert bridge July 28 at noon hosted by Mrs. Stewart and others, a July 30 family reunion at Hope Fair Park for J T Hazzard I’s family, July 31 Baptist and Methodist meetings, and notes on church circle gatherings. Also mentions Navy son Roger Robinson on leave from Viet Nam and hospital notices with several discharges and admissions. A baby girl arrived July 27 to Weldon H Cole and wife.

The Hope Country Club Edwin Stewart Earl O'Neal Ge McWilliams J. T. Hazzard I Hope Fair Park Colosseum Rober L. Robinson L. H. Robinson Dope Viet Nam Roger Pearl Harbor

Quintuplets in Auckland Reach First Birthday Milestone

The Lawson quintuplets Shirlene and Selina marked their first birthday Wednesday in Auckland New Zealand born seven weeks premature to Shirley and Sam Lawson. Father requests birthday messages from supporters abroad and notes cards arriving from the United States.

Auckland New Zealand IAP Shirlene Selina Shirley Samawson United States

Miss Wool Barbara Petsel Inaugurated Ambassadress

Barbara Petsel Miss Wool of 1966 was named ambassadress of the American wool industry. She wears a $250,000 tiara not made of wool and, 20 years old from Cedar Rapids Iowa, plans a tour of 20 American cities. Beachwear trends show shimmering scales and linked wire rings resistant to salt water for a new Mod mermaid look.

New York Barbara Petsel Barbara Cedar Rapids Iowa Paris

Accident Claims Air Force Base Victims Names

Ordyece Man Iccident Victim is a garbled line. E Dansby 20 of For gee Ark died Sunday at Marysville case Air Force Base Hospital from injuries from a collision near Marysville Saturday. Another airman from Florida Juiso died from injuries in the same accident.

Qiarysville Calif Iniip E. Dansby Forgee Ark Case Air Force Base Hospital Maryseville Florida Juiso

Priest to Be Luci's Attendant at Aug Wedding

Washington AP reports Rev. William J. Kaifer, Luci Johnson's nursing adviser, will be one of three priests officiating at her August 6 wedding. He will join Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle and Rev. John Kuzinskas in concelebrated nuptial Mass at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.

Washington William J. Kaifer Luci Johnson Georgetown University School of Nursing Father Kaifer Baltimore Georgetown Patrick A. O'Boyle John Kuzinskas Chicago Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Kuzinskas Patrick J. Nugent

Helen Help Us in Public Nudity Debate Column

A Hope Star reader asks about public nudity and attire on beaches and pools. Helen replies that miniskirts and bikinis are not criminal incitements, argue censorship is unwarranted, and that sexual temptation is not a crime, urging readers to accept adult fashion and personal choice. The letter also covers spinster sisters, marriage pressures, and family obligations, urging self-analysis to pursue independence and partnership.

Helen Helen Bottel Hope Star Con Tiffany's Marty

TV developers warn success not guaranteed in volatile era

Hollywood editor Paul Henning explains that no magic formula ensures TV hits. He notes thousands of pilots cost about 50 million dollars yearly with only a fraction airing and fewer lasting. He stresses character creation casting and strong scripts as keys, while acknowledging the hit remains uncertain. He cites rural city themes as reflecting nostalgia for simple community life.

Paul Henning Cynthia Lowry Pettie Coat Junction Green Acres Hollywood Ife

Sleepwalking Myth and Odd Facts From HAL BOYLE

A mixed, humorous AP column notes sleepwalking is mainly a male issue while joking about everyday quirks. It includes trivia on paper clips, high IQ foods, carless crashes, and estimates from doctors, lawyers, and baldness, ending with a garbled Native text snippet.

Europe May Cut Imports From U S

U S exporters face a stake in a new farm policy from the six European Common Market nations. The pact could lift prices on many foods produced in the Common Market, increasing duties on American farm products and potentially cutting West European demand for U S exports.

U.S Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York (Ap United States France West Germany Italy Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg U.S. Department of Agriculture

Foreign Aid Feud Deepens Over Johnson Asia Policy

Washington AP reporting that President Johnson faces Senate dissent over Asia policy and a pushback against a so called Johnson Doctrine. Fulbright, Mansfield and McCarthy pressed for Senate input while a 51 to 31 vote cut 42 million from the foreign aid bill, signaling mounting opposition and concern over Viet Nam policy.

Jack Bell Washington Johnson Sen D. W. Fulbright Foreign Relations Committee White House Bill D. Moyers Fulbright Arkansas Democrat Senate Asia Mike Mansfield Moyers Executive Department Congress Hubert H. Humphrey Latin America Mansfield Eugene J. McCarthy D.minn

Dodd Faces Campaign Funds Charge Overhaul

New York AP reports an aide to Sen Thomas Dodd says a Senate committee has evidence that about 350000 of his campaign funds, raised over three years, were used for non campaign purposes. Newsweek cites records showing 500000 raised from Nov 1961 to Mar 1965, with only 150000 spent on campaigning. The aide notes testimonial dinners treated as gifts rather than contributions.

Hal Boyle New York Niagara Falls Thomas Dodd Connecticut Seaing Senate Newsweek Magazine Dodd Newsweek Semstor Committee On Standards and Conduct Congressional Country Club

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