Hope Star masthead and staff notes from Hope Arkansas
The Hope Star publishes details of its staff, publishers, editors, and affiliated advertising and circulation offices. The notice lists executives Alexander H. Washburn and C. E. Palmer, with department heads and multiple national advertising representatives, under the Associated Press license.
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Star Publishing Co
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Secy-Treas
Star Guilding
Star of Hope
South Walnut Street Hope
Arkansas
P Onl
H. Jones
Bonal Parker
Mars
Jean Adier
Roger, Jr
Mgr
George W. Hosmer
Hope
Challenges Revenue Estimate in Arkansas Bond Fight
Eugene Warren attorney for the Arkansas Education Association challenged the latest state revenue estimates. He argued the revised $106 million figure, forecast by Comptroller Mashburn, would still fail to cover agency appropriations and could mislead voters ahead of the June 27 bond election. Warren opposes Gov. Faubus proposed 360 million construction bonds contingent on revenues.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Education Association
Eugene Warren
Warren
L. A. Mashburn
Orval E. Faubus
Probate Notice in the Estate of Mamie Critchlow
In the Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas the estate of Mamie Critchlow deceased. An instrument dated April 13 1961 was admitted to probate as the will on June 13 1961 and Irvin Burke was appointed executor. Creditors must file verified claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Notice first published June 14 1961. Executor Route 3, June 44 21, 1961.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Mamie Critchlow
de Ann
Hope
Irvin Burke
Daisy Taylor
Box
Arkansis
Will of Fester Taylor Probate Notice in Hope Arkansas
Daisy Taylor executrix announces probate of Fester Taylor's will dated August 15, 1960. Contest must be filed within six months, otherwise the will is admitted and executrix appointed. Public notice dated June 14, 1962 from Hope Arkansas.
Organ Music on TV Inspires Restored Sound for Shows
TV music history notes how a revived organ sound aids daytime serials like Young Dr. Malone on NBC. Billy Nalle, the program’s organist, improvises to heighten drama, with earlier uses on CBS Suspense showing the instrument’s versatile role.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
AP1
Sophis Billy Nalle
Dr. Malone
NBC
Nalle
Tle
CBS
Ishow
J Dramatic
Peter Gunn
Slain Officers Average Five Months Percent
LITTLE ROCK AP An average of five U S law enforcement officers a month are slain while patrolling alone says Charles Hahn of Washington for the National Sheriffs Association as it meets here Hahn opposes lone patrol cars praising volunteers who accompany deputies at night and urges detention reforms including alternatives to jail for the mentally ill and improved facilities in many communities
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Little Rock
U.S
National Sheriffs Association
Charles Hahn
Washington
Hahn
Sheriffs Association
Kxtt
Insurance Firms Seek to Merge in Arkansas
State Insurance Commissioner Harvey Combs announced a proposed merger between Banker's Preferred Life and American Life and Annuities. Stockholders of the two companies will vote on the merger here Saturday. Banker's is led by J. B. Sherin and American Life by Lawrence Primm. Both firms were organized in 1958.
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Little Rock
Harvey Combs
Arkansas Insurance Companies
Banker's Preferred Life
American Life and Annuities
Combs
J. B. Sherin
Banker's
Lawrence Primm
American
Morrison Named U S Ambassador to Organization of American States
President Kennedy selected New Orleans Mayor De Lesseps Morrison as U S ambassador to the Organization of American States and he will resign as mayor. Morrison will lead part of the American delegation to the inter American economic conference in Montevideo, Uruguay, in mid July. White House aide Pierre Salinger said Kennedy’s attendance at the conference remains undecided.
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Washington
Kennedy
de- Lesseps Morrison
New Orleans
U.S
Organization of American States
Morrison
White House
Pierre Salinger
Montevideo
Uruguay
Salinger
Nationalists Protest U S Ties With Mongolia Move
In Formosa the Chinese Nationalist Parliament erupted as lawmakers demanded that Chiang Kai-Shek's government press Washington to halt any further talks on recognizing Outer Mongolia. The session reflected strong opposition to any U S recognition and called for a firm policy stance.
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Pripei
Formosa
United States
Quter Mongolia
Chiang Kai-Shek
Washington
Teens and Credit Risk as Stores Permit 12 Year Olds
New York AP examines how some stores authorize 12 year olds to open charge accounts, arguing it fuels a consumer credit boom while warning of risks. Hillel Black notes teen credit could reach 15 billion by 1987, but parents’ debt history complicates lending decisions and could pass financial sins to the next generation.
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New York
Hillel Black
Junior
Black
Thi
Faubus Seeks Federal Relief for Arkansas Areas
Governor Orval Faubus announced he would request the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission examine eligibility for relief under a federal law aimed at distressed areas. He cited Camden and rural zones with high unemployment since the Shumaker Naval Ordnance Depot closure, suggesting several communities might qualify under a Kennedy Administration bill.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Arkansas
Faubus
Camden
Shumaker Naval Ordnance Depot
Consumer deception in credit charges exposed
The text critiques American consumers for being misled and unable to compare credit costs. It notes that many pay undisclosed terms and high interest, citing teens and a $25 debt potentially incurring up to 80 percent annual interest, highlighting a lack of price clarity and informed shopping.
Emergency Aid to Girls' School in Arkansas
Gov. Orval Faubus allocated 2000 dollars from the emergency fund to Fargo Training School, a Negro girls' industrial school, to cover current expenses after its appropriation was exhausted by rising enrollment.
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Little Rock
Orval
To Name Successor in Conway County Race
LITTLE ROCK AP reports a successor to the late Clay Brazil as Conway County representative will be named at a special election in June. The exact candidate and date were not disclosed in the available text.
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Little Rock
Clay Brazil
Con+way
Faubus Sets Date for Bond Issue Vote
The Arkansas governor Orval Faubus set a date aligned with the statewide election for any proposed sixty million dollar interstate station construction bond. The move ties the bond decision to the broader election schedule.
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Orval BE. Faubus
Jan Faubus
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Chicago
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Penobscot
Detroit
Mid Terminal
Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Press
Bore and Neightorin
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard and Miller
Fester Taylor
Perry‘’S Truck Stop
Jeuse Road
Saleptiens
Fugene O'ttess
Cok Voorn
Gill Dillon
AAA
Mitch
Porter Inpnent & Oe
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Sam Revis
Highway 67
Pink
Finn
Pink Air
Fina
Pink Air Research
Mount Pleasant
Pink Air Development
American Petrofina
Dallas, Texas
American Patbopfing
Dallas
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