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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
5
Legislators shift votes after pressure as administration leaders argue over concessions and county gains. A key exchange shows how lawmakers face threats to local projects and the politics behind passing the vehicle license tax bill.
J W Myers aged 72 of Warren Arkansas died in Oklahoma City from injuries after being struck by a car in El Reno last Friday. The report notes the fatal outcome and identifies Myers as the Arkansan casualty.
Sydney Chaplin resigns from the Broadway musical Funny Girl over differences with producer Ray Stark. He offered no further comment. Barbra Streisand stars in the production. Nancy Sinatra files for divorce from Tommy Sands in Santa Monica claiming extreme mental cruelty. They wed in Las Vegas on September 12, 1960. They have no children. Shirley Temple, now Mrs Charles A Black, attends daughter Linda Susan Black’s high school graduation in Palo Alto. Linda plans to enter the University of Oregon next fall.
Henry A Wallace ran for the U S presidency on the Progressive party ticket in 1948. The striking campaign framed by Wallace aimed to expand New Deal liberalism and reform era policies through a left leaning slate.
The Senate backed raising the national debt limit to 328 billion dollars with a 61 to 26 vote amid a voice tally. The same day Congress authorized 5.2 billion dollars for civilian space program funding starting July 1, in a vote near Johnson’s request. The chamber also approved health warning requirements on cigarette packages by 72 to 5, with a three year moratorium on cigarette advertising warnings pending House action.
Southwestern States Telephone Co seeks to extend operations into rural White and Jackson counties from its Brownsville Texas headquarters. The move aims to improve service areas and expand network reach as part of a regional growth plan.
Federal Judge J. Smith Henley will hear a suit Monday filed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. against Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. The suit, filed in federal court at Fort Smith, stems from Bell stopping long distance calls last week in the Sheridan-For- city area.
The state Public Service Commission on Wednesday approved an enlargement of facilities at Bradford and McRae. The decision formalizes growth plans and sets the stage for construction timelines and compliance steps.
The pampas is a South American Indian word meaning flat surface and refers to a vast plain spanning central Argentina from the Atlantic to the Andean foothills. Britannica notes its northern bound by Chaco and southern bound by Patagonia.
Southwestern halted the Allied Telfast system calls after failing to distinguish between regular and Tel fast calls in a suit seeking treble damages.
The Maryland Gazette traces its lineage to 1727 as one of the nation’s earliest newspapers, highlighting its long history and status as a foundational American publication.
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