Color Run Today Tight Schedule in The Star Color Show
The Hope Star outlines its color process experiments and a tight schedule to expand color printing. Plans include practicing color separation with a densitometer, attending a three day Chicago clinic, and presenting at the Arkansas Press Association convention in Hot Springs on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Norfolk
Star
Berkey
Norfolk
Hope
United States
Canada
Berkey Photo
Berkey Technical Corp
New York
Chicago Tribune
Hope Star Today
Billy Dan Jones
New Orleans
Chicago
Holiday Inn
O'Hare
Rochester Institute of Technology
Albert J. Blane
Macbeth Instrument Corp
Newburgh
N. Y
Arkansas Press Association
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Bob Chowning
Magnolia Banner News
Arkansas
Arkansas House Chamber
East Arkansas officials seek aid for Lake Neark project
Ben Butler, former Osceola mayor and spokesman for a three man East Arkansas delegation, asked Gov Winthrop Rockefeller to help rebuild the Lake Neark recreational project near Osceola. He estimated 250000 dollars is needed to restore a dam and complete the project. Rockefeller will ask the state Planning Commission for a recommendation after studying the plan. The dam, built earlier, was damaged by flooding and the lake would sit along the Mississippi River near the Arkansas side levee. Butler said 1.5 million people live within an 80 mile radius of the proposed lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ben Butler
Osceola
East Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefely
Butler
Rockefeler
State Planning Commission
Miss Sissippi
Arkansas Side
Butley
Debt Boost Proposed Faces House Debates Amid Middle East War
Washington AP Democrats press for a $29 billion increase in the national debt ceiling as Republicans push to block the measure. The plan ties the debt hike to tax proposals the Johnson administration has signaled, with House debate opening and Ways and Means officials underscoring fiscal pressures from Vietnam. The measure would also adjust interest ceilings to aid the sale of government securities amid ongoing deficits.
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Washington
House
Johnson
GOP
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
House Rules Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means
Vietnam
Middle East
Treasury
Johnson Statement on Middle East Ceasefire Vote
President Johnson voices cautious optimism after Security Council approves a ceasefire resolution. He lauds the vote as a responsible step toward peace and urges the involved parties to act promptly. The United States supports the measure and hopes it marks a new era of settled peace in the Middle East.
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Washington
Johnson
Middle East
Security Council
United States
Thanéeese Sary
Middleast
LBJ Rail Strike Plan Heads To Senate Debates
President Johnson advances a plan to delay a nationwide rail strike as Senate Democrats led by Mike Mansfield prepare for debate. The measure aims to reach the House by Thursday, while next week focuses on a Dodd censure resolution amid a long running no strike period with six unions and railroads.
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Joe Hall Washington
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Mansfield
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Congress
Vietnam
United States veering on neutral line over Middle East crisis
UN Security Council calls for a cease fire strengthening the U.S. option to avoid direct military involvement in the Arab Israeli war. Officials debate neutrality versus non belligerent status as President Johnson seeks a course through the United Nations to prevent pressures for Israel aid and possible superpower confrontation.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
United States
Johnson
States Department
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.S
United Nations
State Department
White House
Dean Rusk
Unite States
Vietnam War Near Standstill
SAIGON AP U S Command says fighting in Vietnam slacked to its lowest level this year with scattered ground skirmishes and few air strikes against North Vietnam. A Navy Crusader jet was lost to ground fire. the pilot parachuted and was picked up in the Tonkin Gulf 18 minutes later.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Middle East
Hanoi
Red China
U.S. Command
Group Finds Zoning Violations In Foster Realty Relocation
Hope City Planning Commission disclosed Foster Land and Realty Co violated zoning by relocating its East Third Street office without proper rezoning. No reps from Foster attended. matter deferred until interested parties present. The panel also rezoned Highway 4 north area for business use and recommended closing part of Johnson Street. Spraggins request for rezoning was deferred pending proper papers.
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Hope City Planning Commission
Foster Land and Realty Company
East Third Street
Hendrix Spraggins
East Third
Foster
Highway 4 North
Johnson Street
Spraggin
City Planning Commission
Crippled Children's Clinic Set for June 8
The Crippled Children's Division of the Department of Public Welfare will hold a Diagnostic and Check Up Clinic on June 8 1967 in the Health Unit. Invited children may register 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. in the Armory with examining clinicians Dr Charles G Smith orthopedic surgeon and Dr Lowell Hare pediatrician. Volunteering personnel include Max C Kitghan Prescott Delphine Lester Lewisville and others from Red River Vocational School and community nurses.
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Department of Public Welfare
Armory
Charles G. Smith
Lowell Hare
Texays
Max C. Kitchgan
PHN
Prescott
Delphine Lester
Lewisville
Elaine Hoelscher
Nashyville
Mattie Wray
Syd McMeth
Bob Turner
Ayeh Wylie
Red River Var Cational School
Elizabeth Rogers
Wyanatte Davone
Pat Fuller
Ruby Johnson
Sybil Perason
Apt
Doris Stulte
Israel Trade Offer Hays Sees Enduring War Front
Representative Wayne Hays urged a trade with Israel proposing 400 airplanes in exchange for Dayan, joking the general could handle Vietnam as he does the Middle East. Israel fights Arab forces as troops push deeper into Egypt and the Arab front shows cracks.
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Washington
Wayne L. Hays
Israel
U.S
Ohtomocrat
House
Moshe Dayan
Vietnam
Middle East
Conditional Acceptance by Israel
The Soviet Union urged the U N Security Council to set a 4 PM EDT deadline for Israel and the Arab states to cease fire. The council adopted the resolution as Jordan notified its acceptance while other parties had not replied. Cairo radio said the Arabs would continue fighting despite the resolution.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Council
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Middle East
U.N
Jordan
Cairo
UN calls for ceasefire as Israel advances in Middle East
U N Security Council urges immediate ceasefire while Israel gains on Egypt and Jordan. Johnson appeals for quick acceptance, Jordan asks the U S to arrange a truce. U S planes bomb rails north of Ha nom. Ground fighting slows though Arab refugees issue looms. A 500 man New Mexico task force fears an armed band may have fled into the hills.
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New Mexico
Diplomats Seek Quick Ceasefire Amid Middle East Tensions
U S diplomats led by President Johnson pressed Israel to accept the UN Security Council cease-fire call as Jordan reportedly floated a private approach to arrange a halt. With several Arab states severing relations with the United States, Washington prepared evacuations while the Soviet bloc sought to maintain influence ahead of a hoped cease-fire.
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Lewis Gus
Washington
Johnson
U.S
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Jordan
United States
Israel
Hnsan
Ansels
Egypt
U.N
Security Council
Soviet Union
State Department
Wastateen
Algeria
Cairo
Syria
Sudan
Yemen
Iraq
Truck Crashes Into Pole On Third Street Near Church
A truck driven by Bobby Chamberess went out of control on Third Street near the Catholic Church and struck a telephone pole, causing extensive damage. Chief Alvin Willis and Officer Brown reported the incident and said the investigation continues.
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Third Street
Catholic Church
Bobby Chamberess
Alvin Willis
Brown
Hearing on Misconduct at Game and Fish Delayed
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller said a hearing into misconduct charges against Game and Fish Commission members could take 30 to 35 days to schedule. He expected details to be worked out soon and proposed three candidates for a hearing officer, ideally not the governor or a judge, to avoid governance as plaintiff.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Game and Fish Commission
Rockefeller
Andrew Ponder
State Judiciary Council
Ponder
Bloodmobile industrial visit schedule at Red River School
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit on Monday June 12 with public access offered in blocks from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hope Wire Products Southern Plaswood Generator and others, ending with Hope Wire Second Shift from 3:30 to 4 p.m. Locations include Arkansas Highway Dept and Hope Lumber Mfg Co with hourlong slots and a final 30 minute public period.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Red River
Hope Wire Products
Southern Plaswood
Hope Lumber Mfg. Co
Arkansas Highway Dept
County Judge appoints Patterson to Hempstead hospital board
Larry S. Patterson, Hope local attorney, named to Hempstead County Memorial Hospital Board of Governors for a July 1 1973 to June 30 1974 term. Patterson, former Congressional Liaison Aide and Public Health Service analyst in Washington DC, has practiced law in Hope since 1966. Also notes recovery of Ben Robinson after surgery in Houston and several local civic items including university students set to graduate and meetings at the Hempstead County Court house and Redland RC building.
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Finishdom
Larry S. Patterson
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Patterson
Public Health Service
Washington D. C
Hope
Claud Sutton
Cairo Admits Military Setbacks
The Associated Press reports Israel forces capturing Sharm al Sheikh heights and advancing near the Suez Canal. Jordan seeks a cease-fire as Jerusalem falls to Israeli capture, while Nablus and other Jordanian towns are reported seized. Egypt and Amman announce defensive regrouping amid air strikes. Saudi Arabia cuts oil to supporters of Israel.
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Associated Press
Israel
Sharm al Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Joredan
Old Jerusalem
Egypt
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqdba
Elath
Sinai Peninsula
Cairo
Sinai
Jerusalem
Nablus
Amman
West
Jordan River
U.S
Jorsdan
Council
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Beirut
United States
Britain
Baptist Group Homecoming at Southside Baptist Church
Homecoming will be held Sunday at Southside January Baptist Church with singing at 11 am services, lunch at noon, and an afternoon singing. A revival follows June 12 with 7:30 pm services led by Rev. Melvin Hare of Latch Texas, with Pastor Gay Polk.
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Southside
Janary Baptist Church
Melvin Hare Fell
Latch
Texas
Rey
Gay Polk
Revival at White's Chapel with Evangelist Hollis Dillard
A revival at White's Chapel is led by evangelist Hollis Dillard with Tae Rey Tangston serving as pastor. The event details are partial due to fragmented text but indicate a Baptist revival attracting local congregants.
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Vito
Hollis Dillard
Tae Rey
Ee Tangston
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Houston
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Whitfield Masonic Lodge
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Y. C. Coleman
W. F. James
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Harry Shiver
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R. M. Jones
Olin Purtell
A. R. Hamm
Austin Hutson
Tyler
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W. A. Mudgett
University of Arkansas Medical Center
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Thompson Evans
Hope Career Club
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