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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
2
Color pictures from last March reveal clearer U S films of astronaut White moving in space. NASA released one still from a 16mm sequence shot automatically by the belly mounted camera at six frames per second, showing White floating over the rim of the earth in a relaxed spread eagle pose.
In Houston AP reports Maj. James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II concluded a four day Gemini mission with a safe splashdown and praise from President Johnson. They voiced cautious optimism about future flights and discussed the inherent risks of space exploration.
A Republican suit seeks to force Nancy Hall to release public records on state bank deposits. Gov. Orval Faubus is named as a witness. Chancellor Kay L. Matthews will hear the case. Attorney General Bruce Bennett advised discretionary disclosure.
In a 1965 letter to the editor Paul W. Klipsch argues drag races on the airport runways pose no hazard to flying and may coexist with church attendance. He notes runway length and safety margins and recalls flying with clergy as passengers. He ends with a nod to moral questions and business aspects of the sport.
A physician explains rare kidney conditions including triple kidneys and horseshoe kidneys, plus polycystic kidneys and menopause. The column answers readers on causes, symptoms, and general outlook, noting no specific treatments or diets for the listed kidney issues. The piece also mentions a Gemini 4 recovery and dramatic splashdown details.
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The forecast covers the region with 20 percent of the area partly cloudy. Wednesday will be cooler with highs 82 to 86. Northeast Arkansas sees partly cloudy skies with 50 percent thunder activity and highs 78 to 85. Southeast Arkansas has 20 to 40 percent thunder showers Wednesday with highs in the mid 80s.
Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions continue across Arkansas through Wednesday with periods of thundershowers and a few thunderstorms likely, disrupting outdoor plans in several counties.
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Word comes of the death Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Pogue in Dallas. Mrs. Pogue, formerly Penny Bennett of Sutton Arkansas, died after learning of her husband's death. Survived by daughter Jeanne of Dallas, mother Mrs. C. A. Bennett of Hope, brother C. L. Bennett of Sutton, and sisters Mrs. Herbert Glasscock and Hazel Bennett of Dallas. Services will be held in Dallas.
A stormy, warm spell continues with showers and thundershowers across the northeast to southeast today. Highs reach 84 to 93, with tonight’s lows 60s to 70s. Wednesday brings more thunderstorms and warm temperatures, with 30 to 50 percent coverage in the northwest and western border areas.
Guy Hamilton former Hope resident died Sunday in Los Angeles California. He is survived by four brothers K G Hamilton of Hope Paul of Tulsa Stewart of Los Angeles Doyle Hamilton of Las Vegas Nevada and two sisters Mrs Verdis Moses of Texarkana and Mrs Austin Lynn of Los Angeles. Burial will be Wednesday in Los Angeles.
John S. Ladvala 74 founder and operator of Arkan Tourist Courts died Monday. A World War II veteran and Bethany Lutheran Church member, he is survived by his wife Lena, two brothers Charles of St Petersburg Florida and Elmer of California, four sisters in California Ohio and Denver, and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at Edgewood Cemetery with burial Friday at 2 p.m. in Ashtabula Ohio.
T. C. Hunter, 83, died Sunday in a Texarkana nursing home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mt. Moriah Church near Rosston with Rev. Jerry King and Rev. Betty Stinson officiating. Burial followed at Mt. Moriah Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Johnny E. Hunter and T. C. Hunter of Texarkana, a daughter Mrs. Charles Patch of Texarkana, two brothers Wesley of Chattanooga and Jim Hunter of Minden, plus two half siblings and two stepbrothers.
Doctors examine astronauts McDivitt and White after four days in space as officials plan special welcomes. Gemini 4 success prompts accelerated flight schedule while the two wives look forward to reunions and a trip to President Johnson's ranch.
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