09 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
1
A long list of local residents attends parties, awards, and church events. Notable mentions include Mrs. Curtis Coriulis and Miss Elizabeth Francisco hosting gatherings, students at Camp Rabinson and Girls State participants, and Carl Dalrymple and son Carl Jr. graduating at the University of Arkansas with degrees in business administration, followed by a commissioning as Second Lieutenant.
Fragmentary OCR sentence mentions shares, distributions, and dates but contains garbled terms and unclear entities making precise facts unreadable. No verifiable names or events emerge from the readable content.
Washington report outlines a House passed measure shaping tax policy for the year. The bill includes a temporary eight dollar debt ceiling rise and a ten billion dollar temporary increase in revenue. Senators trade plans to use the bill to push major changes, with Byrd seeking swift action without public hearings. The debate signals broad amendments as lawmakers eye revenue cuts and new levies.
A fragmentary note mentions summer school at the University of Arkansas and a Fayetteville trip by Mr and Mrs Wallace Sage. Their son Johnitia received a commission as a second lieutenant in the U S Army in ceremonies at L A on a Saturday morning. He accompanied his parents home and returned Monday to the university for the first semester. Other fragments reference births and relatives including Aram Guthrie and names tied to Hope and Prescall, with several garbled lines.
The article cites Shelton-style Washington chatter on the Rockefeller campaign tone and the Nixon question, noting Rockefeller warned of a weaker United States and calling for a stronger unity within GOP. It links to broader Republican views on foreign policy, inflation, and the party's path ahead.
Washington reports the Senate Appropriations Committee will approve a defense funding bill Friday with few changes. Key lawmakers Chavez and Saltonstall led a panel that added hundreds of millions to Navy programs, missiles, submarines, and base construction, restoring funds cut by the House. The bill passed amid tax-cut debates and calls to remove certain transport levies, with conference actions shaping timing and fiscal details.
LITTLE ROCK AP U S District Judge Henley refused to stay his order selling assets tied to George and Andrey Florida of Osceola to cover debts. The stay request by Thomas Florida was denied. money will be used to pay brother's debts as the case proceeds toward the Eighth Circuit. Beverly Lambert of West Memphis is appointed to supervise the receivership amid ongoing federal tax suit totaling 11 780 925 dollars.
In KatmanduAP report climbers reached the windy peak of Annapurna 4 in west central Nepal. A Nepalese guide confessed that he and a companion had gone ahead to the top, leaving behind a dirty handkerchief as the expedition returned on Tuesday.
Sponsors said the move would permit development of a complete weapons system for 000 mile per hour aircraft. The administration reportedly scaled back the program to fund no prototype or flying test.
Paragould Arkansas residents will vote on whether to switch to a city manager form of government. Mayor Charley Woouls issued a proclamation and said he will abide by voter decision. Several Arkansas cities have adopted city manager governments in recent years.
Oklahoma City AP report notes Miljer Barber of El Dorado Arkansas barely missed advancing at the National Golf Tourney. His total 143 placed him in contention but he failed to secure a bracket spot, losing in a playoff or tiebreaker.
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