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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1967

Page

5

B&PW Elects New Officials for 1967 68

LaVeta Mouser presiding as new B&PW President for 1967 68 outlines plan for Progress All Systems Go. Appointment of program, finance, membership and public relations chairs announced along with other club officers and committee members.

LaVeta Mouser B& PW

Governors Meeting Set in Fort Smith Luncheon

Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller Oklahoma Governor Dewey Bartlett and Missouri Governor Warren E. Hearnes to speak at a June 23 public luncheon hosted by the Georgia Regional Development Association in Fort Smith Arkansas Speakers will include U S Senators Fulbright and Barris and Representatives Rammerschson Aimoni and others McCanless of Wish will lead a Q and A session plus a question and answer segment The Northernmost post on Cornwallis Island near Resolute is described as being 560 miles north of the Arctic Circle with perpetual frost extending about 675 feet underground.

Fort Smith Ark Arkansas Mincoard Oklahoma Geark Regional Development Association Winthrop Rockefeller Dewey Bartlett Warren E. Heatues Missouri Sean William Fulbright D+ art John Paul Rammerschmidt R-Ark Fred Barris D-Ckla Ed Aimonison R-Cgla William McCaniless Olark Regital Commission Royal Canadian Air Force Cornwatlis Island Arctic Circle

Bolivia Guerrillas Kill 30 Soldiers in Jungle Clashes

In Bolivia a guerrilla group blamed for several desertions is reported to have killed 30 soldiers. The army cites 17 Cubans among captured detainees and lists other nationalities including Brazilians Argentinians and Peruvians. The rebels allegedly receive Cuban financing with European and Latin American leftist support.

LA Paz Bolivia Cuba

Supreme Court ends eavesdropping and bans miscegenation laws

The Supreme Court struck down New York eavesdropping rules permitting bugging and Virginia’s antimiscegenation ban. Justice Tom C. Clark retired after 18 years with a 5-4 ruling on the New York law, while Chief Justice Warren led the court to rule race-based marriage bans unconstitutional. The decision affects similar laws in Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nevada and Oregon. The court also expanded press freedom and affirmed that libel standards apply equally to public figures and officials. Clark resigns with a note of happiness at passing the torch.

Barry Schweid Washington New York Virginia Supreme Court Tom C. Clark Clark Byron R. White Georgia Maryland Massachusetts Nevada Oregon Earl Warren Virgina Warren Alabama Arkansas Delaware Florida Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missour North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas West Ramsey Ll.c Johnson Edwin A. Watser Associated Press

She Walked Down Isle at Wedding

Joan Pellegrini of West Quincy who lost both feet in an August auto crash walked down the aisle at St. Mary’s church in Quincy for her wedding to Joseph B H Me Donald of Arlington. The 24 year old blonde, crushed by a stolen car that damaged her legs, said she chose a church with many steps for the ceremony.

Quincy Mass Joan Pellegrini West Quincy Joan St. Mary’s Church Joseph Donald Arlington

Riots and Looting Hit Four Cities National Guards Deployed

Racial disturbances erupted Monday night in four communities Tampa Cincinnati Watts and Montgomery with looting arson and clashes as police and National Guard units contained mobs. Three rioters wounded and over 30 arrests reported amid chants Get Whitey Get Whitest.

Associated Press Tampa Fla Avondale Cincinnati Ohio Watts Los Angeles Montgomery Ala State Capitol Prattville Court Square Capitol Stokeley Carmichael Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

Tomato Queen Selected at Warren Tomato Festival

Joy Sinks, 18, daughter of Mrs. Douglas Sinks, was named Miss Pink Tomato at Warren Ark s 11th annual Pine Tomato Festival. She won over 23 contestants and earned a $500 scholarship to Arkansas A&M and a $100 savings bond. Donna Whittaker was first runner up and Rita Fudge second runner up. Little Miss Pink Tomato went to Donna Proffin. Visitors enjoyed a breakfast parade luncheon tomato field tours and a tomato market tour at Warren County Club.

Warren Ark.ap Joy Sinks Douglas Sinks Miss Sinks Arkansas A&m Monticello Donna Whittaker Paul Whittaker Rita Fudge Tom Fudge

Korea University Students Clash with Police in Seoul

About 2,000 Korea University students clashed with police during a march denouncing last Thursdays parliamentary elections as rigged and calling for new elections. Tear gas routed demonstrators back to campus. Seoul National University closed four days to curb rallies. The ruling Democratic Republicans won 130 of 175 seats, with protests in 14 cities as the opposition vows to block sworn-in lawmakers without new elections.

Seoul South New Democratic Party

U S Plans Rocket Shot to Venus

U S plans to launch Mariner 5 ahead of the Soviet Venus 4 mission to Venus in a 1:47 a.m. EDT liftoff from Cape Kennedy. The craft weighs 540 pounds, with instruments to probe Venus atmosphere, temperature, density, magnetic fields, and radiation without a camera.

Mariner 5 Soviet Union U.S Venus Nhfe William Pickering Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena Calif Pickering Earth

Jewish group seeks to aid Israel in Little Rock meeting

Nathan Shamberg of Memphis, who helped lead a nationwide United Jewish Appeal drive, will speak at Temple B'nai Israel tonight. An emergency meeting is called for Little Rock to raise funds to help Israel restore damaged property, with Arnold Mayersohn and Max Moses as Little Rock campaign chairs. Dr. Ira E. Sanders also will speak.

Little Rock Nathan Shamberg Memphis United Jewish Appeal Temple B'nai Israel Israel Ira E. Sanders Congregation B'ngi Israel Arnold Mayersohn Max Moses

You Could Wear Your Wealth Now Fashion Show

AP fashion writer notes Count Sarmi's collection features luxury fabrics and gem encrusted gowns with gold and silver accents. Grecian influence appears in wigs and togas while quilted velvets, sable trims, and reversible fur coats showcase opulence. Wealthy clients see versatile, flashy garments.

Py Jean Sprain Wilson NEW York (Ap Count Sarml Sarmi

NATO seeks lasting political solutions after Middle East crisis

NATO president Jens Otto Krag urged permanent political fixes following last week's Middle East war. At the Luxembourg spring review, Krag warned of risks of renewed conflict and called for negotiated settlements. He also urged Vietnam deescalation and noted internal alliance tensions over Israel.

David M. Mason Luxembourg North Atlantic Alliance Council Middle East Jens Otto Krag Denmark NATO Krag United States Soviet Union Vietnam Israel Manijo Brosici

High School Valedictorian Wins AACWG Scholarship

Brenda Williams, Yerger High School 1966 67 graduate and valedictorian, received the AACWG £200.00 Scholarship Award in Hot Springs Arkansas at the State Women and Girls Club meeting. The award cited her character, scholarship, leadership, and club work. She will attend Southern State College Magnolia Arkansas, majoring in History and minoring in music. Brenda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Williams.

Brenda Williams Yerger High School AACWG Hot Springs Ark Women’s Ami Ard Southern State College Magnolia Arkansas Music Brenda Is The Mrs Roosevelt Williams

WIN AT BRIDGE By Oswald and James Jacoby

North was one of these scientists. Some players would have blasted all the

Oswald James Jacoby North

Bridge bidding leads to a spade slam

The North player counters a four card diamond show with a three diamond drift to four spades, showing interest in slam. South, with heart control, bids five hearts. North passes to reach a spade slam, South draws trumps, uses a club finesse, and claims the contract.

North South

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