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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
5
Transcripts show Jim McDivitt and Ed White swirling around Houston as they discuss visibility over Galveston Bay and camera focus. Ground control urges return as Grissom relays Houston guidance while White insists he is fine.
Thomas Martin Hamilton, 54, died Thursday in Dallas, Texas. He formerly resided in several locations and is survived by four brothers Horace of Hope, Bryson of Memphis, Cohen of Richmond California, James Hamilton of Saudi Arabia, and three sisters Mrs. Carter Sutton of Hope, Mrs. Ray Clevenger of Arlington Virginia, Mrs. Jack Harper of Bridge City Texas. Burial will be in Hope by Oakcrest Funeral Service.
Consolidated January 18 1929 Hope Star Star Publishing Co lists staff and offices at The Star Building Hope Arkansas with pricing and advertising representatives across several cities. News is AP distributed with local republication rights.
Thought For The Day urges not seeking evil as fear drains the gall, attributed to Tupper. Esther Hicks contact lines 7 4678 or 7 4471 appear in early notice. Local reading notes reflect a community page item with brief moral reflection.
James Marlow analyzes President Johnsons press conference as he defends action in the Dominican Republic while sparing direct OAS warning. He details the sequence of consultations, the postures on a new Johnson doctrine, and the tension with Latin American leaders over intervention.
The Arkansas Pardon and Parole Board released 84 inmates on parole on Wednesday. Among them is Gus Hall, 52, of Yorktown, sentenced for first degree murder in Lincoln County for the 1950 shooting death of Jimmie Shelton. The report notes Edwards died in a plane crash while at a rice field work site.
An airplane crash near Clarendon Arkansas proves fatal. The Old State House lawn hosts Lady Baxter a heavy iron cannon brought by Confederates from New Orleans in 1861 for Little Rock defense. The cannon never fired until a blank charge marked the war’s end.
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