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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1960
Page
5
A chaotic frontier scene unfolds as Buckner confronts threats and gunfire near a barn with Tull and others. Villagers react while Ry Buckner and Duke plan a welding party, amid missing groom talk and a tense reunion. The reverend, preacher, and locals speak as Buckner braces for possible encounters with Duke and Dorcas.
Associate Justice Johnson backs Amendment 52 as salvation for state education, while Gov Faubus and Paulus oppose. backers warn the measure would end public schools if school integration continues, prompting fierce campaigning across Arkansas. Johnson calls it sound despite high political stakes and potential Supreme Court review, as opponents warn of loss of state funds and tax issues.
Ankara reports stuttered arrests as the government moves to quell party activity after a military coup. Former police chief Natik Gedik, a close adviser to Prime Minister Menderes, dies by suicide as the crackdown heightens. Provisional Cabinet bans talks and aims to prevent intrafamily clashes while rumors swirl of reorganizing the leadership. Army units guard Gedik’s quarters and a tense mood spreads through the capital.
Four people died and more than 20 were injured when a Greyhound bus rear ended a parked truck on US 8, 24 miles east of Evanston Wyoming. The bus passengers were hospitalized in Evanston and Ogden Utah with serious injuries reported for several riders.
Gov. Orval Faubus said he has doubts about attending the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, indicating he may stay busy with the gubernatorial campaign. Maybus named to lead Arkansas delegation. Faubus plans to start formal campaign June 15 and has not fixed a definite date.
President Eisenhower will leave June 22 on a state tour to East Asia, visiting Korea the Philippines and Okinawa with stops in Alaska and Hawaii en route. Aboard the cruiser St Paul he will travel from Maine to Taipei as press secretary Hagerty cites uncertain details about Mrs. Eisenhower’s accompanying trip. The trip follows earlier plans for a Japan Korea visit and shifts due to Soviet leader Khrushchev’s withdrawal from a planned visit.
The report notes a large transfer of Menderes and top officials by air from a war college to Ada and a Marmara island base 225 miles northwest of Ankara. Foreign governments including the United States Britain Nationalist China Pakistan and South Korea show early recognition of the revolutionary government amid demonstrations.
Spies and secrecy mark a Senate hearing as Allen W Dulles refuses to share copies of a prepared statement while Sen J William Fulbright presses for public release. The Foreign Policy implications of a spy plane crash in Russia dominate the May 1 testimony as tensions rise after the May 16 summit collapse.
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