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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
5
Washington AP The small interior growth removed from Vice President Hubert H Humphrey was noncancerous says his office. The growth called a papilloma was removed Saturday through a cystoscope at Bethesda Naval Hospital for a mild bladder infection. He will leave the hospital midweek and resume normal activities.
NORTH LITTLE ROCK RP The Girls State week at Camp Robinson features the election of state officers on Thursday with more than 880 high school seniors expected. Speakers include Governor Rockefeller former Governor McMath Representative Pryor and Chief Justice Harris. Four winners from a chicken cooking contest advance to the state show. Meanwhile Evangelist Angel Martinez concludes a successful First Baptist Church revival campaign drawing large crowds with sermons on the Old Rugged Cross Settle Your Case Out of Court and other themes. About 57 people responded to the final invitation as the campaign ends with mixed emotions of sorrow and joy.
The Defense Department reported through March 31 that Arkansas ranked 32nd among states and territories with 97 military deaths in Vietnam. California led with 937 of 10,623 total deaths. New York 745. Pennsylvania 656. Texas 606. Ohio 534. The breakdown includes hostile and non hostile deaths, with many states listing deaths in both categories.
President Johnson announced a series of Defense Department shifts on a Saturday night. Cyrus R. Vance will resign effective June 30 for personal reasons, prompting John T. McNaughton to move from internal security duties to deputy secretary. Paul C. Warnke will replace McNaughton as general counsel.
Senate debates open Tuesday over censuring Sen. Thomas J. Dodd for alleged financial misconduct. Sen. Russell B. Long proposes shelving the measure and having the ethics committee draft a code, arguing no official ethics standard exists. Long asserts he has sent a legal brief to all senators challenging the committee’s findings. Javits did not state his vote.
Joseph G. Ebel, a father of ten from Arcade New York, earned a doctorate in agricultural science from Cornell University after returning to college in 1963. He balances work as a construction laborer and farmer while raising children aged 3 to 15 with his wife Donna. The family moved from Arcade to Newfield near Ithaca in 1982. Ebel contemplates a career in academia and enjoys working with students while pursuing higher education.
A bold ad claims to erase athlete's foot symptoms in one hour with a strong T-4-L treatment. It touts fast drying, itch relief, and burning reduction, urging readers to visit Gibson's Rexall Drug Store for purchase.
A stationary helicopter test facility simulates real flight with ground-based rotor blades. Though permanently suspended, it can mimic pitch roll and other conditions to assess performance under true flight stresses.
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