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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1962

Page

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Star of Hope 1889 1929 publication masthead and staff

The Star Publishing Co Hope Ark lists staff including Mrs C E Palmer president and editors Alex H Washburn and Paul H Jonas with advertising and printing details. It shows address 212 14 South Walnut and notes circulation and AP membership along with subscription rates and regional delivery.

Avary Weakday Afternoon Star Publishing CO C. E. Palmer Aluz. M. Washburn Secy-Trone the Star Building South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas

Court to rule on abortion suit for TV star’s pregnancy

Phoenix judge to decide if Maricopa County and Arizona officials will be defendants in Mrs. Finkbine’s bid for court approval of an abortion. She says thalidomide exposure endangers her unborn child and health, seeking legal relief beyond life-threatening risk per state law.

Phoenix Ariz Yale Meinte Maricopa County Arizona Robert L. Finkbine Sherri Finkbine England Tinkbine Great Neck N.Y

Water outage hits Bayonne for hours and water safety orders

Bayonne New Jersey with a population around 74 000 lost water for nearly 10 hours when a water main broke near North Arlington. Auxiliary lines carried water and residents were told to boil water as a sanitary precaution. The outage disrupted hospital services and required emergency tankers and fire units from nearby towns. This marked the second cut off in three months from the Wanaque reservoir system.

Bayonne N.J State Department of Health Wanaque North Jersey Water Department North Arlington

Baseball manager Burt Shotton dies at 77 in Florida

Burt Shotton, former Brooklyn Dodgers manager, died at his Lake Wales area home after a heart attack. He lived in Winter Haven for years and is survived by his widow and two sons Burt Shotton Jr and Justice Shotton, with Justice residing in Urs. Funeral arrangements were not immediately released.

Celebrezze Sworn In as Secretary of HEW

In a White House rose garden ceremony Anthony J. Celebrezze was sworn in as secretary of the Health Education and Welfare department. President Kennedy praised his vigor and public service as Cleveland’s mayor and Ohio legislator watched. Celebrezze pledged to meet the challenge and fulfill the president’s confidence.

Washington Anthony J. Celebvegze Health, Education and Welfare Department White House Rose Garden Kennedy Cleveland Ohio Celebrezze Congress Culebrezze Ralph. Locher Thomas V. J. Vail Vail Forest City Publishing Co Cleveland Plain Dealer Celebre Calebrezzo

Ousted union official denies requesting $5,000 in submarine strike case

Arthur Vars, former Boilermakers local president at Groton shipyard, testified he did not demand or accept $5,000 to end a strike delaying 11 General Dynamics Electric Boat submarines. He labeled the charges as trumped up and said he sought reinstatement after expulsion for alleged irregularities. Senate leaders signaled possible formal hearings to probe payoffs in the settlement talks. Vars claimed he was targeted and that workers voted for the strike.

Washington Arthur Vars Groton Vars Electric Boat Division General Dynamics Corp Vara McClellan Senate Wars

Katanga Leader Reaction Shaping Congo Constitution

Katanga President Moise Tshombe showed no immediate reaction to Cyrille Adoula's Sunday constitution proposal. The plan would grant provincial autonomy, easing central government control in the Congo amid peace talks. The stance from Elizabethville remained unavailable as of now.

Leopoldville Congo Katanga Moise Tshombe Cyrille Adoula Tshombe Elizabethville Adoula

Arkansas 1950s Governor Race Focuses on Runoff Odds

Balloting centers on whether Faubus secures a clear majority by Aug 14 runoff, with McMath Alford Coffelt Whitten and Cox campaigning amid claims of liquor gambling influence and state power. Observers note McMath and Faubus clash over welfare, highway audits, and use of television while promising rural road expansion and tax cuts.

Faubus Francis Cherry MeMatt Lie Cherry McMath Alford Coffelt Arkansas Whitten Cox Hot Springs Tie Foubus Arkansas State College Nathan

Senate Debate Over Satellite Bill Ends With Filibuster Threat

The Senate clashed over a space network bill as Gore asserts closure may fail. Morse challenged the majority leader while Mansfield defended Oregon’s senator, and Smathers warned a cloture petition would be filed to force a vote. Gore spoke five hours amid opposition from the filibuster group.

Field Mansfield Oregon Morse Albert Gore D-Tenn George A. Smathers Senate Gore Maurine B. Newberger Dlore American Telephone & Telegraph Co Kennedy House Senate Space and Commerce Committees Wayne Marse Ore Stuart Symington D-Mo Mrs. Neuberger Josephs. Clark Pennsylvania Ernest Gruening Alaska Quentin N. Burdick North Dakota

Local slate lists incumbents and opponents in state race

Gordon and Wallace Hurley head Camden area candidacy list with multiple state posts including Secretary of State Milton Wil ls Avon Phillips Joe Lonoke Kelly Bryant Carroll Durham and others. It notes incumbent officials Jimmie Jones Sar Jones and Jimmie Jones and mentions Supreme Court races Frank Holt Fred Jones and George Rose Smith with no Democratic opposition for four congressmen ranks.

Gordon Wallace Hurley Camden Milton Wills van Buren Avon Phillips Joe Lonoke Kelly Bryant Tope Carroll Durham Wynne Allopney Sam Boyce Tuckerman Bruce Bennett el Dorado Thorp Thomas Little Rock Dave Wilt Jimmie Jones W. B. Mcswain Nancy Wall Johnny Mitchum Batesville Sar Jones Paul Dunshaw Supreme Court George Rose Smith T. J. Gentry Frank Holt J. Fred Jones B.C. Gathings Wilbur Mills J. W. Trimble Oren Harris

Weather Across Regions With Scattered Afternoon Showers

Weather outlook shows widely scattered thundershowers mainly after noon and evening across central areas. Temperatures range 84 to 90 in the north and mid 80s to 90s in the south with highs near 86 to 94 and lows around 60 to 74. Northwest to northeast Arkansas see similar patterns with isolated storms through Wednesday and warmer conditions returning Thursday.

Page One Sonta Louisiana Associated Press Central Arkansas Arkansas Northwest

Kennedy Says Only the Insane Have War Desires

President Kennedy told Brazilian graduate students that anyone who desires war is insane, insisting there would be no winner in a future nuclear conflict and that the United States seeks a total nuclear ban and disarmament with inspection safeguards. He spoke on the White House south lawn and took questions, including Brazil’s socialization of production. Weather brief follows with highs in the 80s and a warm, partly cloudy next day.

Washington Kennedy Anyoe United States White House South Lawn Brazil

Arkansas Player Is Defeated In Jaycee Tennis

Kay Mitchell of Texarkana Ark lost in the first round of the International Jaycee girls tennis tourney in Wichita Kansas to Nancy Falkenberg of Fort Walton Beach Florida. Falkenberg, the tournament’s second seed, defeated Mitchell 6 0 in the match.

Wichita, Kan APF Kay Mitchell Texarkana Ark Nancy Falkenberg Fort. Walton Beach Fla Miss Falkenberg

Arkansas primary pits Faubus for fifth term in 1960s

Estimated 375,000 to 400,000 voters face Gov. Orval Faubus in a Democratic primary with six challengers. Opponents argue his reelection would mean a dictatorship, challenging his record on segregation and progress. Sen. J. William Fulbright faces Winston Chandler in the other major race, while four Arkansas congressmen run unopposed in the primary.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Orval BE. Faubus Littl Rock Faubus Sid McMath U.S Dale Alford Vernon Whitten Mount Holly Kenneth Coffelt David A. Cox Weiner J. William Fulbright Winston Chandler E. C. Gathings Wilbur Mills J. W. Trimble Oren Harris Trimble Harris

3rd Corps to Be Sent to Fort Chaffee

Fort Smith Arkansas AP plans announce a 3rd U.S. Army Corps artillery headquarters at Fort Chaffee to train artillery units. The post will gain about 9,000 men with eight more units to move in, including headquarters elements from Fort Hood and Fort Sill. Reservists and guardsmen called during the Berlin crisis will be released over the next two weeks.

Fort Smith, Ark U.S. Army Corps Ait Fort Chaffee Washington Army Chaffee 3Rd Corps Artillery Ft. Hood Tex the Artillery Ft. Sil Okla 62Nd Artillery Group Ft. SA 30Th Artillery Ft. Bliss 185Th Ordnance Battalion 1St Ordnance Company Ft. Sill 35Th Evacuation

FDA reports thalidomide deliveries to doctors in 39 states

The FDA said supplies of thalidomide blamed for birth defects were delivered to doctors in 39 states including Arkansas and the District of Columbia. Four Arkansas doctors reportedly received the tranquilizer, though their names were not made public.

Washington The Foods and Drug Administration Arkansas District of Columbia FDA

Politician Defends Welfare Stance Amid Opposition Claims

The exchange centered on whether the Fau bus favored utility and liquor interests and whether welfare decisions reflected free choice. Kennedy argued for broader state and federal roles, insisting his priority was the country’s welfare over political powers.

Faubus Brazil Kennedy

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