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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1960
Page
4
Local notes describe a Methodist church gathering on June 8 at 6 30 p m with Mrs Sid McNabath and others hosting. The Fidelis Sunday School and WSCE groups plan meetings and a Protestant social event at First Methodist Church involving memorials and fellowship.
Avid Mes, John Guidos wid children will revive Saturday to a next speak with the C, Ge Tie Mangily, Me, and Atys, Y.-C. Chipman. AiG 1G Dever, Colo tor ho wed Hernikes, Miss Porenee VT.
Arkansas delegates at the Methodists annual meeting in Hot Springs voted to oppose Governor Faubus proposed school closing constitutional amendment. The plan would allow local option abolition of public schools and change funding. opponents warn it could disrupt public school finance and aid to private and parochial students. Three gubernatorial challengers also voiced opposition, saying the measure could wreck Arkansas' girls’ schools.
Miami report says an assassination attempt on Ernesto Guevara failed. Instead, members of a group cited as Ly Cree shot at Adosiq Cordero and two others, possibly killing him, while Guevara was not present. The Miami News notes Latin American editors discussed the event and implications.
Health officials reported 68 new measles cases last week with Clark County leading in the tally. Paralyzing polio showed only one case to end May 1960, down from 17 at the same point in 1959, while mumps were scarce.
About 200 newspapermen are scheduled to gather for the Arkansas Press Association annual convention opening in Wot Springs. Dr Knox Millsaps, chief scientist at the missile development center, will speak on "the Ultimate Weapon." Louise E. Thomson, VP of Republic National Life Insurance, will address tonight's band duet program.
Fragmentary narrative shows Riley Beickner moving through foothills and forests as tensions mount around Duke, Dorcas, and a brewing marriage plan. Hatchet, fire, and pursuit weave through a rugged landscape, with Beickner seeking calm to outmaneuver Duke and Dorcas.
Washington reports Canada Prime Minister backed President Eisenhower amid Khrushchev’s charges as Nikita Khrushchev’s new public stand loomed. Diefenbaker urged a post summit push to build trust and international confidence, stressing joint efforts to stabilize relations between the United States and Canada.
Dorothy Dix letters address the plight of a married truck driver and his family. She weighs blame on harsh judgments about drivers and praises the need for support and guidance for teens and workers, urging positive action and self improvement.
A brief, fragmented entry references a court matter with unclear parties and dates. The readable portion notes a legal proceeding underway and mentions a court, but specifics are not determined from the text provided.
The House denounced Soviet Premier as a matter of record after a controversial statement about the President. White House press secretary Mrs Whealon said the President had been informed and would not comment further.
Miss Jane Purtle hosted a party after commencement at Cummins Field. The senior class celebrated, while the announcement noted Margie May’s engagement to John Marvell Hines of Prescott. Rev. W. M. Harrell officiated at the Clarksville Baptist Church ceremony on May 6.
Fragmentary OCR shows addresses for newspaper advertising reps in Memphis Detroit Chicago New York and Oklahoma City. Mentions Telecommunication and AP dispatches, with terms like Sterick Building and Penobscot Building. No cohesive event or story.
Report excerpts Khrushchev at a Kremlin news conference calling Eifsenhoimer lacking in will power and describes him as dangerous to head a great nada. Mrs Wheaton Wentggon counters that the chairman's reference to German unification is absolutely untrue.
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