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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1966
Page
2
An ABA public service piece by Will Bernard explains how evidence is pared to relevance in trials. It uses the sculptor metaphor to show judges remove surplus facts to reveal the core issues, with examples from murder assault theft and abduction cases.
President-elect Joaquin Balaguer in the Dominican Republic pledged heroic austerity to cure the economy by reducing the armed forces and trimming government staff. He spoke from a hillside home north of Santo Domingo after the campaign, saying drastic measures will be taken. The text also notes Joseph Story, a former U.S. figure, was mentioned in passing.
Wayne Hampton chairman of the State Highway Commission said attorneys are being consulted over possible price fixing in asphalt sales to the state. Hampton indicated the commission may announce Wednesday plans to take legal action to recover funds and said discussions with attorneys are under way. Governor Faubus expected a statement on the investigation.
President Johnson, urged by plummeting polls and voter impatience, faces a tightening political clock as Congress stalls and the Vietnam War dominates the agenda. He is expected to shift from cautious remarks to a fuller national address to defend his administration before the November elections.
Charlie H. Moxley 76 longtime Hope resident died Tuesday at home after a career as a grocer. He is survived by his wife and brother Talbot Moxley of Hope. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Herndon-Cornelius Chapel with Rev. W. R. Burks officiating. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Police across three states hunt a sex killer blamed for four hitchhiker murders including two Americans. The latest victim, Eleanor Mae Friday, 23, from Escondido California, was found nude with strangulation marks in the Rhine. Earlier victims include Ann Peterson, 22, of Cleveland Ohio, Gerda Öfed, 27, and Hedwig Laschen, 38, found near Munich and on the Rhine.
New York AP feature writer Eugene Givers age 40 died of a heart attack Saturday night at Beth Israel Hospital. He created the AP Newsfeatures column What Young People Think and will be carried on by his Gilbert Marketing Group. He left Northwestern University in sophomore year to survey teen opinions and hired thousands of high school poll takers. He moved from Chicago to New York in 1947 and started his column a decade ago.
BOSTON AP None happier over the gold bars Sunday at Northeastern University than Donna Newell the only woman to be commissioned among 53 ROTC cadets. Miss Newell of Lawrence Mass says she has dreamed of joining the Women's Army Corps for as long as she can remember. I wanted to serve my country and I think this is the best way I can do it. She also earned her bachelor’s degree with nearly 3 000 other degree recipients.
AP surveys show draft and looming Vietnam service shrink recruit pools for June graduates. Firms report tougher competition, many students pursuing graduate school to avoid the draft, with about 30,000 undergraduate engineering degrees awarded. Employers cite unfilled requests and more jobs than qualified graduates nationwide.
Buenos Aires AP reports Defense Minister Leopoldo Suarez said on Thursday night the army handed President Arturo Illia a paper listing military grievances. He stressed the document was not an ultimatum despite press descriptions.
The calendar lists meetings of Nelson Hill Post No 427 and Ladies Auxiliary at 7 30 tonight, Silver Moon Lodge No 15 Saturday at 7 30, and multiple Masonic and St John s Day services on June 26 and 28. Church events include Mt Olive Missionary Day at Perrytown and a Bethel A M E Usher Day program, plus a Bethel church music program. Also notes election of Keystone Lodge 43 officers for 1966 1967 and a local PTA delegate’s Memphis trip.
James Meredith and Stokely Carmichael gave guarded answers on arming and strategy after Meredith was shot. Carmichael defended nonviolence while hinting at violence as acceptable when chosen, and criticized Johnson’s voting rights record. Also notes a high railway elevation in Europe at 11,342 feet near the Jungfrau.
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