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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1961

Page

4

Cities Ask Gas Rate Increase Be Ruled Out

City Atty James Spencer urged the Arkansas Public Service Commission to disallow Arkla Gas Co rate increases, arguing no case for higher returns has been shown. The PSC overruled the motion and set dates in July for city testimony and Arkla rebuttal, with rate reduction discussions tied to a $1.2 million annual gain and higher city franchise taxes. Alexander Wiskup and James Honaker attended but gave no decisive statement as cross examinations continued. Norman Clayton faced questions on prior testimony.

John R. Starr Little Rock James Spencer el Dorado Arkansas Public Service Commission Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co PSC Spencer Norman Clayton Shreveport Commission Lewis, Robinson City George Holmes Pine Butt Trobinson We Commission James Honaker Frankfort kKla Arkla Honaker Robinson Alexander E. Wiskup Washington, D.C Wiskup Clayton Rate and Regulation Department

Embassy Workers Under Handicap in Budapest Contacts

Sen Ellender charged the State Department barred embassy staff in Budapest from normal contact with the Hungarian government. He blamed political pressure from Hungarian refugees in the U.S. Secretary Rusk said no embassy restrictions were placed and he would investigate the matter.

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Weather Forecast and Station Report Summary

Weather station report for two hours ending at, high 86 and low 68, total precipitation 21.26 inches for May, 1.37 inches year ago. Arkansas regional forecast from Associated Press notes cloudy, cool conditions through Saturday with light showers, partly cloudy and warmer Sunday, highs in the 70s and low 60s in various regions, with coolest readings in central areas and variable readings in northeast and northwest sectors.

Arkansas Associated Press

Three Seek to Make Better Government Organization a Permanent

Three Hempstead County men petitioned Cir cuit Court to form the Hempstead County Citizens Committee for Better Government as a permanent benevolent nonprofit corporation. B W Edwards Tal bot Feild and Jamest Pilkinton will serve as temporary officers until permanent ones are elected. The group aims to aid and obtain better county government and to promote efficiency and honesty without backing any candidate or office.

Circuit Court Hempstead County Citizens Committee For B. W. Edwards Talbot Feild Ddr Jamest. Pilkinton Hempstead Citizens Committee A. G. Garrett Monroe Kent Hempstead County Grand Grand Jury

Sheriff delays deputy son payment in Arkansas case

Poplar Bluff Arkansas sheriff L C Young says he will personally pay his deputy son starting today with a personal check as he fights for a court order to reimburse the county. County Judge Arch Campbell refused to authorize county payment arguing the cited law was repealed. The attorney general's office had said Young could hire his son as temporary deputy. A court suit is planned to decide eligibility and reimbursement.

Little Rock Poyr L. C. Young Arch Campbell L. C. Young Sr Attorney General Young Campbell Warcourt

Man and Son Give Up 80 Acres in Arkansas

In Russellville Arkansas Army Engineers took possession of 80 acres of pasture land owned by James M Parrish and his son. The land condemned for the Dardanelle Reservoir on the Arkansas River was then leased back to the Parrishes for a year. District Judge J Smith Henley fined the Parrish men a total of 1000 dollars for contempt of court but indicated the fines could be suspended if possession was formalized by a stated date.

Russellville Ark L Army Engineers James M. Parrish Parrish Parrishes J. Smith Henley James Thomas Parrish Dardanelle Arkatsus River Henley Maginvers

Damage in Two Wrecks Is Heavy

Two traffic accidents in the city caused very heavy damage. At Division and Elm Streets a Highway Department patrol, driven by Gilbert Honea, collided with an auto driven by Mrs B C Russell. brakes on the patrol failed and the left door of the auto caved in. Earlier at Third and Spruce, trucks driven by Dee Conway and George Boone collided. Conway received minor injuries and was treated and released, while the Negro driver was charged with hazardous driving.

Division Elm Sts Arkatr Sas Highway Department Gilbert Honea B.C. Russell Shirley Martin Dee Conway George Boone Wynne Ark Martin and Conway

Local Group Honored at Scout Camp

At Camp Pioneer in Mena, 19 members of Hope Boy Scout Troop 91 joined a Guest Day program. The day ended with Indian ceremonies, a bonfire, peace pipes, and drums. Guests hiked the hills to a clearing for an Order of the Arrow dance. Local honorees included Malcolm Hinton Jr, Jamie Boyelle, and Virgil McNair.

Camp Pioneer Mena Boy Scout Troop 91 of Hope Camoes Malcolm Hinton, Jr Jamie Boyelle The Hope Lions Club Virgil McNair Washington

McClellan Attacks Tractor Deal With Cuba

In Brinkley Arkansas Senator John McClellan a Democratic critic denounces the proposed tractors for prisoners made with Fidel Castro as international blackmail that would degrade the United States. He says the nation cannot participate or yield without harming national integrity and prestige.

Board Seeks Address of Registrants

Local Selective Service Board No 2 in Laval requests current contact addresses for listed registrants whose mail is returned as unclaimed or unknown. Citizens in Hampstead County with knowledge of any registrant’s contact information are urged to inform the board immediately.

Selective Service Laval Board Hope Hape Hampstead County Robert Lee Ashley Bobby Dean Brown William Pen Campbell Robert Eugene Cartier Thomas Rufus Gibson Curtis Wilmer Hays Richard Fernandez Hooker Jr Edward Johnson Frank Macha Jeremiah Nolen Charles McPherson Emerson Stewart Jerrad Hardy Whitfield Melvin Burns Billy Junior Crash Bennie Downs Jeffie Hamilton Joseph Hamilton David Lee Jeffergan O'Sheen Johnson Kenneth May Richard McGough Nathaned Simms David Trotter James Edward Whitmore Luther Charles Burton

Revival at White's Chapel Church

Revival meeting at White's Chapel Baptist Church three miles east of Bodcaw begins June 1. Daily services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Pastor Rev Delmer Syin and evangelist Rev C I Roberts lead the revival.

White's Chapel Baptist Church Bodcaw Delmer Sy' ‘In C. I. Roberts

West States Endure Record Heat and Losses Across the Region

A broad heat wave spanned the Far West to New Mexico with floods and fires worsening conditions. California reported at least seven deaths from heat and two large brush fires near Los Angeles burned thousands of acres. Crop losses in California were projected to top one hundred million dollars as Pacific Northwest drownings rose. Temperatures reached 122 in Palm Desert and 84 in San Francisco, while eastern regions stayed cool and dry.

New Mexico Texas California Oreart Pacific Northwest Mountain States San Gabriel Canyon Los Angeles Mint Canyon Turra Amarilla I Degrees Portland San Francisco Los Angles Palm Desert Calif

All Around Town in Jena Pilkinton and Penny Ranks

Hope girls state delegates All Around Town Jena Pilkinton and Penny rank elected to the Girls State assembly. Toda named senator and Penny a representative. They will serve in a joint session today as Girls State officers take over state government at the Capitol. Delegates from towns like Hope face competition for top offices. Little Rock hosts 50 delegates. El Dorado 25. Hope sent six.

Jena Pilkinton Hope Little Rock

Faubus Faces Bond Fight Over Hospital Funds and Revenue Building

Arkansas politics flare as critics attack Governor Faubus for failing to fund state hospital repairs while approving 1.6 million for a new Revenue Department building. Debates before the Little Rock Chamber highlight arguments over a 60 million bond plan for education and state facilities, with leaders from the University of Arkansas and legislators urging voters to weigh the costs against urgent needs.

Little Rock Patbus Revenue Department Dosha KL Shepherd Storm Whaley Whaley University of Arkansas Lee Rock Silas Shay Arkansastate Teachers College C. Hamilton Moses Gide Hack Presson Arkansas Power & Light Co Olen Hendrix Prescots State Hospital Bony Forrest Rosell Bond Fighting Arkansas Education Association Eoo Moses Paubus Snow Jlomtelx Rozzell Joshua Shepherd Slite Hospital

Homecoming at Holly Grove to be held Sunday

Holly Grove hosts a homecoming on Sunday June 1 with a children's program at 10 a.m. John Wilson Jr will speak during the morning service and a luncheon will follow. An afternoon singing service is planned.

Molly Grove Methodist John Wilson, Jr Lancheon

Flight incident reported between Cincinnati and Norwich

Federal Aviation Agency reports a single-engine plane from Drook G Hopkins disappeared after noon Tuesday. The craft, a blue and white Boma with red nose and tail, numbered N-7776B, was en route from Duffeyto Ark to Norwich when last seen near a nonable area between Cincinnati and Norwich.

Nashville Ark Cinccinnati Ohio Norwich Federal Aviation Agency AA Sull Drok G. Hopkins Siid Hopine Dlope Hopkins

Senate Approves Highway Bill With Billboard Extension

The Senate approved a landmark interstate financing bill after a nine hour session, sending it back to the House. The measure funds the federal share of the cost, extends payments to states that regulate interstate billboards, and increases federal allocations for the next decade. The bill relies on extending the fourth cent gasoline tax, boosting overall funding to about 4 billion dollars, with about 25,000 miles potentially covered and three states already signed up.

Washington Senate Kennedy House George H. Patton D-Ma Ever Jery

Painter electrocuted while painting Texarkana church

Richard W. Jones, 32, of Fouke Ark a painter was electrocuted when he became entangled in two power lines while painting the Calvary Baptist Church in Texarkana Ark Two other workmen pulled his ladder trem under him and let him fall then gave artificial respiration He is survived by his widow and four small children

Texarkana Ark Richard W. Jones Fouke Calvary Baptist Church Jones

Marine Strike Threatens the Entire Nation

A major coastwise breakdown in labor talks triggers a nationwide strike threat. Some 70,000 unionized officers and licensed crewmen walk off ships, with 9 ports affected and luxury liners blocked from New York docks. The dispute centers on the right to organize crews aboard American-owned ships under siege by flags of convenience.

AMD Olay Arthur A Goldberg Kennedy Wor O New Park New York Joseph Cirran National Maritime Union Saile International Lonshoremen's Association Teamsters Union Union Oil Arkers Central Labor Councils Fin Liberia Panama Honduras Ares Nation Maritime Unio Seafarers International Union Marine /novineers Heneficiak Association Cofficars American Radio Association Follicors Une Americatt Merchant Marine Institute Union 500

Alford Proposes State Education Aid Bill

Rep. Dale Alford of Arkansas introduces an aid to education bill. He says it would bypass federal controls, send checks from the U.S. Treasury to state education commissions for classroom construction or teacher salaries, and keep education under state control while bypassing federal bureaus.

Waslington Dale Alford D-Ark Senate House Fis Bi Alford U.S. Treasury

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