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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
5
A nostalgic guide to making pitcherful iced coffee with instant powder, water, and ice. It advises chilling, using coffee ice cubes, and serving with vanilla fudge sandwiches, plus quick syrup for sweetness and tips for best flavor and efficiency. It promotes minimal prep for a refreshing summer display.
The noted columnist Mark Turack, famed for brash self confidence, travels and writes while pursuing wealth. Born in North Carolina, he rose from federal service to a high earning newspaper career, owning luxury cars and a Rolls Royce, yet now contemplates settling down after years of controversy and travel. His African novel may become a Book of the Month selection, potentially boosting earnings beyond $750,000.
Texas Atty. Gen. Wilson accuses an unnamed former Agriculture Department ally of ordering approval of illegal cotton allotment transfers to Estes creditors. He cites a Washington official directing Henry Marshall to approve transfers. The Estes creditors seek a salvage plan pending U.S. District Judge Thamason review. Marshall facing questions about a possible suicide determination.
State Police arrested 3,015 individuals in May per the department annual report. Officers charged all with driver's license age violations and convicted 90. Other offenses listed include traffic violations on highways 30 with 287, driving while intoxicated 54, improper passing, and recorded incidents 472 with 45K.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told Romanian farmers that the USSR will overtake the United States though collectivization faces peasant resistance. He warned that communism must persuade peasants, noting the soul of the farmer remains tied to personal verse, and stressed capital and brains will drive progress.
European labor unions in Oran warn that unless autonomous zones are created for Europeans in western Algeria, settlers will be evacuated. The Joint Committee of Labor Unions demands a June 30 agreement sanctioning partition, or settlers must depart promptly.
A French national Antoine Rinire, 42, was sentenced to six months in jail for refusing to reveal the source of $247,400 found at Idlewild Airport. Detained after arriving from Chicago via Swissair, Rinire faced a federal grand jury probing a smuggling ring. he declined to answer two key questions, receiving two three‑month terms. He had been under FBI surveillance since arrival, and was associated with an art dealer contact in New York.
In Camden Arkansas a flatbed trailer truck struck a monument and crashed from a 26 foot arch bridge, killing two Kentucky men. John L Crawford and Harold Wayne Moss, both about 23, were trapped in the wreckage and had to be cut free. They were employed by Livingstone Lumber Co of Salem Kentucky, and were likely returning from a lumber delivery southwest of Camden.
General George Kard, a scholarly aristocrat from South Carolina, served as the second governor of the Arkansas Territory. He reportedly held several tax duties and practiced a disciplined weekly routine.
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