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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1966
Page
3
The Hope community page lists meetings and events for March 3 to 10 across groups including Golden Age Club Gardenia Garden Club Rose Garden Club and WSCS circles. Also notes Hope Duplicate Bridge results and social visits plus an explanatory line about the honorary title Prince of Wales.
Armenian born director Rouben Mamoulian updates Shakespeare for clarity. He modernizes about two thousand archaic words, rewrites a hundred lines, trims extraneous dialogue, updates spelling and punctuation, shortens the play from five to four acts, and adds stage directions and character ages.
London AP dispatch describes Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s Caribbean visit. In St Vincent and St Kitts residents show both hospitality and hardship, with 15,099 landless poor seen in Leeward Island streets. A Basseterre shopkeeper quips economic demands over independence.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reviews TV trends noting NBC quizzes test viewer perception and that viewers face uncertainty with some questions answered I don't know. She previews CBS and NBC fall lineups with Perry Como Judy Garland Bill Cosby Gilligan's Island and plans for replacements and a surge in new programs.
Actor Boris Karloff, famed for horror films, is in good condition after minor surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles. The 78 year old entered the hospital on February 14 and a hospital spokesman said no release date has been set.
A reader letter column covers parental guidance for a 16 year old with strict chores and curfews, urging patience and listening to rebuild trust and communication. Other notes include social advice about neighborly visits and a humorous domestic vignette about a vacuum hair dryer misunderstanding. A briefer item reports David A. Baumann, a 19 year old Columbia student, entering military service after suing President Johnson to end the draft.
Predictions from Thlerior Designers promise dust proof rooms and waves to remove dust from clothing. The piece touts air gowns at Rajey's, linen coats, printed silk dresses, and a pink ensemble with a V neck. Knits offer wrinkle resistance as 80 percent of new styles favor knits. Kabro of Houston dresses are praised. prices range 17.00 to 30.00 at Raley's Style Shoppe and Hope's House of Fashion.
In a reshuffle CORE appoints a new national chair and board chair, with Farmer resigning to lead a national literacy program. The organization names a lawyer as chair and notes the change to steer CORE’s national leadership.
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