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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1964
Page
2
Hope Star lists candidates Jimmie Griffin for Sheriff and collector Harry Hawthorne for Treasurer and Jim Cole for Circuit Clerk in a local want ad style notice. The repeated line emphasizes best results from want ads and provides contact PR 7 3431.
Key Stone Lodge No. 43 holds its regular meeting tonight at o o clock. Verger Band Mothers Club meets Wednesday March 4 at 730 p.m. All members urged to attend. Sportsman's Club at Calvin's Place March 4 at 8 p.m. Vital business on the agenda. Anna P. Strong Federated hosting March 6 at 7 p.m. Mt Zion C M E Church hosts Southwest District Congress chorus March 8 at 3 p.m. Public invited. Friends report W S Williamson discharged from hospital, recuperating at home in Washington Arkansas.
London AP reports Britain will spend 104 million dollars in the coming year on Polaris submarines with details given to the House of Commons on Monday.
Australian tennis star Roy Emerson said he rejected a pro offer and will remain an amateur through 1964. The 27 year old, barred from Davis Cup for violating a travel ban, turned down a $50,000 pro deal for 30 months and signed a new three year contract with an Australian cigarette firm to continue amateur play. Emerson may quit after this year. Ken Fletcher was also barred from Davis Cup for touring overseas before March 31.
The 40 day meet at Hialeah Park ends today with the $100000 added Flamingo Stakes for 3 year olds. Eleven run in the 1 1/16 mile feature with 122 pound weights. Windfields Farm’s Northern Dancer, ridden by Bill Shoemaker, is a slight favorite over Harbor View Farm’s Roman Brother with Bob Ussery. Braulio Baeza rides Quadrangle for Rokeby Stable and Bill Hartack pilots Alphabet from Claiborne Farm amid strong support for several other contenders.
Senate investigation into Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston promotions is postponed as Sen. Hart delays hearings to finish civil rights debate. The anti trust and Monopoly Subcommittee will still pursue the probe soon, with a national boxing commissioner proposed to police the sport.
The St. Louis Hawks moved within two games of the San Francisco lead in the Western Division after a 111-102 victory over the Warriors. Coach Harry Gallatin stated the outcome wasn’t decided yet as five games remain for each team. The Hawks will face a key rematch after a rough road stretch that tested both teams.
The lineup includes Walter Blum and Ray Broussard with Fourth Estate Stable, Ishkoo dah and John Sellers for Tumblewood Stable, Dandy K. for Cecil Carmine, Mickey Slomone, Marion R. Frankel with Rupers, John L. Rotz, Leila Roberts’ Big Brigade, Larry Adams, and Wallace Gilroy’s Roman Column with Jacinto Vasquez. Five Flamingo winners later claimed the Kentucky Derby, Lawrin, Citation, Needles, Tim Tam, Carry Back, but none of today’s owners or trainers has won the Derby.
Norman Oklahoma AP Bud Wilkinson widely known as America’s winningest football coach tours the Panhandle and northwest Oklahoma launching a conservative bid for the Republican nomination to the U. S. Senate. He stresses a simple message and avoids controversy while promising not to return to coaching if he loses a two year term. The seat being sought was held by former Gov J Howard Edmundson after the death of Sen Robert Kerr.
Radio station KXAR Hope Arkansas 250 Watts 1490 Kilocycles has applied for renewal of its license on March 2 1964. Ownership includes A H Washburn Bove Roy Anderson 151 percent B W Edwards 14 percent Haskell Jones 10 percent all of Hope Arkansas Bettie Palmer 74 and Texarkana Newspapers 814 percent. March 3 6 10 13 1964.
The Hope Star Star of Hope publishes weekdays after noon under Star Publishing Co. with officers Mrs. C. E. Palmer and Alex H. Washburn. Editorial staff includes Alex H. Washburn as editor and Paul H. Jones managing editor. Advertising by Donal Parker. circulation by M. Roger. Subscription rates listed for local and out-of-town mail. The paper is a member of The Associated Press with AP news dispatches and local news republication rights.
St. Petersburg AP report says outfielder Joe Christopher, who signed his 1964 Mets contract Monday, joined the club too late to join Casey Stengel's plans for the Mexican trip. He did not make the 22-man roster for the next weekend’s three game swing south of the border.
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