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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1961
Page
3
Want ad details for selling fresh farm products fruits and vegetables poultry and meats. Ads payable in advance or via telephone orders with account charges allowed on the understanding they are due when the statement is rendered.
The American League standings show Detroit leading with a .652 mark and New York at .652. Cleveland and Baltimore trail, with Chicago and Washington midpack. Friday results include Detroit over Cleveland and Baltimore over Los Angeles, while Saturday and Sunday schedules feature multiple cross matches and postponed notes.
The Southern Association list shows Chicago at Milwaukee and San Francisco at St. Louis among Saturday games. Other matches include Los Angeles at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh with two San Francisco at Philadelphia note. Friday results: Chattanooga 3 Macon 2 in 0 innings. Little Rock 2 Atlanta 2. Mobile 7 Shreveport 4 Nashville 4. Birmingham 3.
The Negro Community hosts a city park celebration on Saturday June 24 with day long activities from 9 p.m. to 5 p.m. includes boxing barbell lifting a baseball game Eagles versus Texarkana Bears and dances at Calvin Douglas Place Youth Center. Admission 75 cents general 35 cents youth covers all events.
Lampliters Couple League held a banquet at the Chuck Wagon in Emmet starting at 7 30 PM. Tables featured flowers bowling balls and small pins with candles. J C Howell gave the invocation and Blue Archer introduced President Raymond Clark and league officers. Awards honored Russell's Curb Market Coca Cola Collier Furniture & Appliance Hope Novelty Hogue Esso and Greening Insurance for team trophies. Women and men received high three game series and single game trophies with Velora Bright and Gene Fravell among top awardees. An improvement award went to Bob Jackson for men and Carolyn Ross for women.
Defense Secretary refused to discuss White House talks as Kennedy summoned the National Security Council and top Senate Democrats to a huddle over the Soviet effort to force Western powers from Berlin. Reporters pressed for details but were told the subjects were not at liberty to discuss.
Court order extended from page one amid mentions of Hall Curran and rival concerns. The piece references foreign flag bargaining, U.S. relations with Caribbean republics, and local church notices including Mt. Pleasant C. M. E. at Two Mile Branch and Philander Smith College events.
New York AP reports Myrna Ball, a woman with no degree, is the new director of the National Manpower Council. She joined the council in 1953, rose to associate director, and was appointed to succeed Dr. David after his resignation. The council, a Ford Foundation creation, shapes manpower policy through study and collaboration with industry labor and education.
Federal tax liens were filed Thursday against comedian Ernie Kovacs and his wife Edie Adams for 1959 taxes. The couple reportedly owes 71628 dollars in income taxes.
Washington biologist Roy Strickland of the State Game Department traced the unexplained fish deaths at Spectacle Lake to a water flea, Daphnia. Warmer January days thawed the lake surface, creating blowholes and ice trenches where thousands of water fleas emerged to lure fish into the openings, preventing turns and freezing them in the ice. The largest fish found was 13 inches, and many were found stuffed with Daphnia.
Washington AP Republicans pressed to derail the multibillion-dollar housing bill by offering a short term extension of existing provisions for a year. The Democratic plan totals up to 9 billion, while the GOP says their substitute would cost about 1.4 billion. Democratic leaders sacrificed Kennedy era mortgage policies to keep conservative votes.
Lone Star Boat Company proposes an offshore anchored gasoline station and refreshment stand to support pleasure boating. The design features an aluminum fiberglass mobile marina with a glass dome, showers, minor servicing, and full view for the helmsman. It addresses launching ramp shortages and aims to attract entrants while noting the slow turnover of marinas and the broad range of current services offered by established facilities.
The text muses on coastal amenities from restaurants and grocers to hotels and yacht facilities. It notes swim pools beaches and cabanas attracting business while deterring traditional yachtsmen. It envisions future sustaining for both practical marinas and upscale dockside resorts as skippers push for launches and docks.
French police halted a second landing attempt by pacifists during a San Francisco to Moscow march protesting nuclear weapons. Sixteen Americans were among the 25 participants in the group.
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