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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1967

Page

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Advertising and Control vs the Rubes in Modern News

A collage of excerpts criticizes advertising myths and bureaucratic jargon. Dr Jules Backman argues advertising funds mass product development, while other clippings mock PPBS speak and government language. Petitions push Arkansas Milk Price Control referendum. Bryant has 15 days to verify signatures.

Brooklyn Bridge Jules Backman Backman Washington Buloxie Gulfport Miss Daily Herald

New Facts Hint at Dodd Case in Senate Censure

Senator Thomas J. Dodd hinted self-styled defender Senator Russell Long would reveal new facts in the ethics case as Dodd defends against proposed censure for travel expense conduct. Dodd denied cheating the government and noted Long’s stance while Long signaled forthcoming disclosures.

John Chadwick Washington Thomas J. Dodd Senate Russell B. Long Dodd Connecticut Democrat Long D-Law John Stennis D-Miss Senate Ethics Committee Ethics Committee

White Youth Shot in Auto as Race Riots Spread

The Associated Press reports a white teen was shot by Negroes in a passing car amid ongoing race riots. Across Ohio violence, arson, and looting were reported including Dayton and Cincinnati police and National Guardsmen responding. In Tampa and Chicago, youths patrolled streets while civil rights leaders met and planned steps. A Florida incident involved a fatal firebomb attack on a white youth’s car window. In Montgomery and New York, leaders and communities organized, with King's stance on collaboration explored. Susan McCain to attend a national student council conference in Abington, Pennsylvania.

Associated Press Cincinnati Oho Ohio National Guard Dayton H. Rap Brown Stokely Carmichael Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee America Brown Willie Ricks SNCC National Francis B. Folk Tampa Fla Florida New York Alabama Montegomery Cleveland Martin Luthar King Jr Chicago Hospital Association Montgomery Ala Malcolm Beard

Baldness jokes run through a local humor column

HAL BOYLE writes in New York AP style about bald men hearing taunts and wisecracks from friends in a string of jokes. The piece riffs on era hair loss, with quips about shine, crewncuts, and famous bald figures as light humor.

Hal Boyle New York Elmer Toy

Plans for Hope High School Reunion Set for June 17

Plans are complete for the Hope High School graduating classes of 1938 39 and 40 to hold a reunion on Saturday June 17 Registration runs 9 30 to 11 at the high school with coffee during check in A progressive open house 2 to 4 at three hosts homes followed by a 6 30 dinner for all guests at the Third District Livestock Show Coliseum A program and dancing will conclude the day at the Hope Country Club

Hope High School Talbot Feild West Division Rufus Herndon, Jr East 13Th Roy Taylor Elm St Third District Hope Country Club

Homecoming at Helly Grove Featuring Wests Moreland

Sunday June 18 program at Helly Grove includes speaker Jerry Wests Moreland at 11 00 am with singing by the Challengers from California and the Messengers also in attendance. Malaysia and the Soviet Union agree to establish diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level in a formed source report from Kuala Lumpur.

Helly Grove Jerry Wests Moreland California Messengers Russia Malaya Byala Lumpur Malaysia Soviet Union

211 Reds Die in Battle With Marines

In two Da Nang area clashes Marines battled Viet Cong forces with heavy mortar and automatic fire. A Marine spokesman reported 15 Viet Cong killed southwest of Da Nang during Operation Arizona while Marines and unit elements fought another battalion 60 men in size. A separate Mekong Delta assault by U S helicopter gunships and South Vietnamese forces killed 211 Viet Cong, with 17 captured and many wounded. A third clash north of Saigon involved a 500-man Viet Cong battalion against an American company.

Saigon da Nang Sth Th Marine Arizona Mekong River U.S

Bank Holdup in Dierks Nets About 23000 Dollars

Two masked men robbed the Horatio State Bank teller window in Dierks Arkansas about 10 a.m. taking an estimated 23000 dollars. No one was injured. Officers cordoned the area but the suspects remained at large two hours after the incident. The haul was initially thought to be payroll for Dierks Forest Inc by a late model payroll.

Dierks, Ark Horatio State Bank Flynn Justus Dierks Bank Howard County Sheriff's Department Justus

Middle East Slides Show Tonight at First Assembly

Reverend B J Willhite, pastor of First Assembly of God, will show slides of his regent tour of the Middle East and Holy Land at 3:00 p m in the sanctuary. He will also begin a special sermon series on time events related to current Middle East happenings from Sunday at 7:30 p m through Tuesday. All are invited.

B. J. Willhite First Assembly of God Church Middle East Holy Land

Johnson bypasses Senate on Middle East policy shift

AP News Digest reports President Johnson appears to bypass Senate leaders as the State Department asks two panels of private citizens to study U S policy in the Israeli Arab crisis. Fulbright and Mansfield acknowledge uncertainty while Dirksen expects a bipartisan White House briefing. Also mentions Vietnam force increases and Dodd censure defense developments.

Jack Bell Washington Johnson Senate U.S Middle East State Department I T United States J.W. Fulbright Dark Senate Foreign Relations Committed National Security Council McGeorge Bundy Ists Fulbright Thomas J. Dodd D-Conn Foreign Relations Everett M. Dirksen White House Dirksen Mike Mansfield LBI

Dismissal Seen As Unjust By Medical Center Officials

Storm Whaley vice president for health sciences at the University of Arkansas Medical Center plans to meet Bernice M. Rice a former employee who contends she was dismissed unjustly H Ray Bratcher president of the Public Employer Protective Association said he would accompany Rice to the meeting The association's executive board voted to file a lawsuit unless Rice was reinstated by today The event centers on a dispute at the Medical Center in Little Rock Arkansas AP.

Little Rock Storm Whaley University of Arkansas Medical Center Bernice M. Rice Medical Center H. Ray Bratcher Protec«tive Association of

Revival Planned at Rocky Mound Baptist Church

Revival services begin Sunday at Rocky Mound Baptist Church with nightly services at 7:30. Rev Merlin Cox and evangelist Rev Mr Chester will lead the event.

Rocky Mound Baptist Church Merlin Cox Chester

Catlett to Handle Demo Party Affairs in Arkansas

The Arkansas Democratic constitution officers adopted a resolution proposed by Secretary of State Kelly Bryant that makes Leon Catlett state party chairman in charge of party affairs. Reps Wilbur Mills and David Pryor approved the move, aimed at strengthening the party’s framework while the full committee reconvenes. J P Lybrand Jr. had been named to appoint a steering committee for the executive secretary.

Little Rock Kelly Bryant Leon Catlett Wilbur Mills David Pryor Catlett Bryant Democratic Party Democratic State Committee J. P. Lybrand Jr Pine Bluff

All Around Town Highlights From Arkansas May I Want

Arkansas state police report 53 highway fatalities in April with Hempstead County recording 16 wrecks and Lafayette 10 while Howard had one nonfatal incident Nevada County saw nine wrecks with one fatality. University of Denver awarded 1 454 degrees including a Master of Social Work to Harry M Garner of Hope Ark Route One. Carolyn Ann Millican earned second place in a Betty Crocker Homemaker contest and will use a $500 scholarship for Henderson State College. The prior Robert West entry was incorrect. Bobby Rivers, son of Howard Milam, was promoted to Army Specialist Four with the Armored Division in Germany. Local people noted for hospital stays include Bill Royton at St Vincent s Infirmary Little Rock and surgeries planned for Mrs H E Benson in Wadley Hospital Texarkana. Cherokee Acres sold an Aberdeen Angus bull to Ronald Cobb of Ashdown.

Arkansas Hempstead Lafayette Howard Nevada County Arkla News Carolyn Ann Millican Thomas J. Millican Betty Crocker Ted Henderson State College Bobby Rivers Howard Milam Rt. 1 Hope Armored Division U.S. Army Germany

UN may convene emergency session on Israel pullback demand

The United Nations may hold an emergency General Assembly session this weekend to consider a Soviet request for Israel to withdraw from Arab territories seized in last week’s fighting. Secretary General U Thant must convene within 24 hours of a majority vote by 122 member states.

William OATIS United Nations General Assembly Israel U ‘Thant U.N Security Council Reslans Ierael Thant Diplomfiats Alexei N. Kosygin Andrei A. Gromyk Soviet Union Henry 5. Bradsher Moscow Kosygin United States Goldberg Washington State Department Bulgaria India Mali

Ex-Candidate Indicted on Eight Counts

Ex-candidate for secretary of state in the 1966 Democratic primary, aevariate Erne s Gaskin of Little Rock, arrested on an eighth count in a Birmingham federal indictment. The grand jury returns six counts accusing conspiracy to obtain money by fraud through stocks, mail fraud, and securities fraud. Co-defendants include William L. Delong, Pollack of Little Rock, and Samuel Palmer Kell Jr. of Birmingham.

Aevariate Ernes Gaskin Little Rock Birmingham Ala Gaskin Lee County Asia Wig God & An William L. Delong de Se Oy Pollack Little Book and Deware MN. J Samuel Palmer Keltt Jr

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Our Max Fi Advertising and Contro Sen Peter Dominick McNamara Pentagon PPBS Department of Health, Education and Welfare Mac Spartanburg S.C Arkansas Party Commission Susan McCain National Association of Student Councils Abington Susan Pat McCain Mies Yul Brynner Tarzan Marines LBJ U.S. Mid-East AP News Digest Canopus Venus Luct Johnson Vietnam Taft The Star University of Denver Harry M. Garner Hope, Ark Route One Robert West Boston Road Paul Klipseh Howard Waddle C. B. Voss J. J. Batetle Fulton John Cain Dar Caddo Meet Wedson Holiday Inn Arkade Bill Royton St. Vincent's Infirmary Little Rock Amt H. E. Benson Wadley Hospital Texarkana Cherokee Acres Ark Ronald Cobb Ashdown, Ark
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