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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1968
Page
2
Partial OCR item lists individuals and a scene of a collision with multiple vehicles. It mentions Strickland, Krox, and Daniel Morty, with limited context on location or outcome.
Fragmented dispatch describes U S and Hanoi positions at the Paris talks with Harriman urging less public statements and both sides trading accusations. It notes Hanoi’s ninth session ended with a fresh statement and mentions U S expectations for progress since Johnson’s March 31 renunciation of renomination. Also items on Arkansas weather and an Army director appointment in Pine Bluff.
O'Neal, commanding officer of Pine Bluff Arsenal for almost two years, is reassigned to lead Tooele Army Depot in Utah. Friar remains director of Defense Development and Engineering Laboratories at Edgewood, Md.
The Hope Arkansas Star notes a survey showing 79 deaths from guns. Weather maps forecast average precipitation through July 15.
Dr Melvin Selzer of the University of Michigan Highway Research Institute reports a three year study of fatal accidents linking alcohol addiction to driving danger. He cites 36 of 96 drivers in fatal crashes as alcoholics and says chronic drinkers often have emotional problems contributing to crashes.
A forecast predicts continued thundershower activity for South Arkansas today and Friday with fewer storms than Wednesday and some northward reach. Heavy showers and hail marbled Fayetteville and Nashville, while Northwest Arkansas warmed above 90. The piece weaves in unrelated dialogue and a national gun control update tied to President Johnson and Kennedy era context, noting new gun laws, wiretapping provisions, and broad homicide statistics from FBI and AP surveys.
GALESBURG Mrs S S Battles 55 the former Movie and stage actress known as Sally ONeill died Tuesday night after a short illness. She co starred with Joan Crawford and Constance Bennett in Sally Irene and Mary and debuted as a child in Mike. Her last two films were released in 1935.
Washington AP report quotes Dr. J E Beasley health director of Mississippi County stating after observations and nurse interviews that there is not any gross presence of malnutrition in the county.
Thousands gathered at the Washington Monument to support Martin Luther King Jr. and condemn the Vietnam War. Mrs King urged transforming wartime costs into a bold fight against poverty while banners pressed for decent jobs, guaranteed income, and social justice.
In March Roberts implied the revenue department was being packed with retired military officers while charging amid criticism of firing veterans.
UTTLE ROCK AP Sid Roberts Gov Winthrop Rockefeller opponent in Republican primary says county leaders statewide show interest and many independents may back his bid He plans campaign HQs after funds pledge and notes invitations reach from Texas to West Memphis He denounces a revenue official's bombing pause remark as untrue and urges nonviolence as leadership.
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