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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1963

Page

2

Proclamation Urges Support for Buddy Poppy Campaign

Mayor Frank Douglas calls Hope citizens to back the Veterans of Foreign Wars annual Buddy Poppy sale endorsed by the president and Veterans Administration. He urges wearing the poppy as thanks to veterans and to buy poppies to aid disabled veterans and families in need.

Veterans of Foreign Wars of The United States United States and Veterans Administration T. Frank Douglas City of Hope Frank Douglas

The Doctor's Strange Secret XX Trial Testimony

The courtroom heard Dr. Brieger describe finding a dead man at High View hospital after a morning shooting. Buck Weber, 24, identified as the victim, was shot from about 10 feet away. Smokey and Dick faced specifics while a nearby observer noted a device in use during the proceedings.

David Ostenfeld High View Dr. Brieger Ostenfeld Lopp Bledsoe Lovey Aunt Bean Ward Weber Buck Betty Hinton High View Hospital Smokey Keyes

Networks in Tribute to Pope John XXIII on TV Tonight

AP reports the three major networks aired reverent memorials to Pope John XXIII highlighting his kind image and papal achievements. ABC featured a warm moment with John Casserly when the Pope asked about his children. NBC and CBS aired related footage and analysis. Also noted are plans for ABC to revive the game show 100 Grand with a national search for contestants and a forthcoming news conference.

Wtnthia Lowry WEW York John XXII ABC John Casserly Betty Clark New York N.Y Kremlin John XXIV

Courthouse Bonds Fail by Small Margin in Paragould

Greene County voters rejected a 330,500 bond issue to fund a new courthouse and jail in Paragould by a narrow 54 vote margin, with 1,620 voting against and 1,566 in favor in Monday's tally.

Paragould Ark Greene County

Wives Picket for Policemen

About 75 wives of state policemen demonstrated in the Senate gallery urging a 50 hour maximum work week. They carried signs urging voters to save the trooper and mentioning seat belts and reasonable hours. The scene occurred as state senators faced the bill in Hartford.

Hartford

Arkansas Public Works Bid Preference Ruling

Benton Municipal Judge Joe Purcell held that Arkansas Act 264 of 1961, authorizing a three percent bid preference for Arkansas bidders on public works, applies to a lease project funded publicly for a plant built for Warwick. The act allows Arkansas bidders to win if within three percent of the lowest bid by an out of state firm.

Bennett Arkansas Warwick

Official Titles of Pope John

Vatican City AP lists Pope John’s official titles as Bishop of Rome vicar of Jesus Christ successor of the Prince of the Apostles supreme pontiff of the universal Church patriarch of the West primate of Italy archbishop and metropolitan of the Province of Rome and sovereign of the state of Vatican City. He was popularly called the good Pope the Pope of unity the Pope of peace and by the Communist press the Pope of co existence.

Vatican City Pope John Rome Jesus Christ Universal Church West Italy

Birmingham Negroes Appeal Case

Negro attorneys seek an immediate injunction in the 5th Circuit to strike down Birmingham's segregated schools. The filing follows U.S. District Judge Seybourn Lynne's hold that the plaintiffs failed to exhaust state pupil placement remedies, while Justice Department lawyers pressed for an injunction to block Gov. Walace from interfering with University of Alabama enrollment. James A. Hood, a Black student, was reported to be set to enroll in the summer session.

Birmingham Ala W. L. Williams Jr U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans U.S. Dist Seybourn H. Lynne Lynne U.S. Supre Court Justice Department George C. Wallace University of Alabama James A. Hood East Gadsden Vivian J

Saline County Enacts Wrong‑Way Driving Bond Rule

A judge announced a $500 bond or jail for anyone caught driving on the wrong side of Highway 67 70 in Saline County. He cited seven deaths in under a year due to cars entering the incorrect lane.

Saline County Dodge

Arkansas steel firm awarded contract despite higher bid

Arkansas Attorney General Bruce Bennett announced that Arkansas Steel Co. of El Dorado should receive a Warwick Manufacturing Co. plant contract at Forrest City despite not submitting the lowest bid. The lowest bid came from City Steel Co. of Jackson, Mississippi, at 179245 dollars, while Arkansas Steel offered 183900 dollars.

Little Rock Aly Bruce Bennett Arkansas Steel Co el Dorado Warwick Manufacturing Co Forrest City City Steel Co Jackson Miss Arkansas Steel

McLarty Named Mayor at Arkansas Boys State Meeting

At Camp Robinson near North Little Rock the Arkansas Boys State elected 30 fictional city mayors. Notable picks include Mack McLarty of Hope and Marty Steele of Fayetteville alongside mayors from Blytheville Camden Stuttgart Searcy Conway Newport El Dorado Russellville and Fort Smith.

North, Little Rock Camp Robinson North Little Rock Butch Smotherson Blytheville Guy Teel Camden Joe Melkovitz Stuttgart Buzzy Bolding Searcy Mack McLarty Hope Marty Steele Fayetteville Tommy Wilson Conway Buddy Jones Newport Gary McCullars el Dorado Wayne Simpson Russellville Bruce Mason Dave Skaggs Fort Smith

Acting Superintendent Named At Arkansas Colony

William B. Duvall becomes acting superintendent of the Arkansas Children's Colony at Conway while Superintendent David B. Ray Jr serves three months in Washington as special adviser on mental retardation. The move precedes campus enrollment plans and ongoing desegregation tensions in the region.

William B. Duvall Arkansas Children’s Colony Conway David B. Ray Jr Washington

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