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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
2
Funeral services set for Ross A Bright 72 a retired rural mail carrier who died Wednesday at Walnut Street Church of Christ at 2 p.m. Friday with burial by Oakcrest Funeral Home in Rose Hill Cemetery. Active pallbearers include R L Redding Herbert Hunevcutt Willie Thrash Kenny Atkins Carter Russell James Walters and Robert Maney.
Mrs. Wesley Hamiter formerly of Patmos died Wednesday at her Tampa Florida home aged 60. She is survived by husband and two children Chris in the Air Force and Susie at home. Burial is set for 2 p m Friday in Tampa.
Robert Ridling 76 longtime Hope resident died at home late Wednesday. Survived by wife Mary Etta and six sons Herman Blytheville Thurman Hope Paul Magnolia Eugene Ridge Texas Leroy Texarkana Leon Garland Texas and daughter Murder Browning Dallas. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Herndon- Cornelius Chapel with Rev. Gordon Renshaw and Rev. Howard Wright. Burial in Memory Gardens.
Fulbright introduces a separate bill to the $3.38 billion foreign aid request. It requests $2.2 billion for the coming fiscal year starting July 7. He opposes including more than $1.17 billion in military aid, arguing military aid should be in the defense budget and not mixed with economic assistance. He plans amendments after the Foreign Relations Committee hearings begin Tuesday.
Community leaders from education and welfare met at the governor's mansion to plan Arkansas participation in Headstart. The program would match state funds on a 90 to 10 basis to provide services for poor children entering school. Mrs. Orval E Faubus leads the effort. a Pulaski County meeting was emphasized and no official action was taken.
The Viet Cong lost 655 weapons in combat and more than 3 500 captured from a munitions ship sunk along the central Vietnamese coast. U S forces search for missing pilot 1st Lt Hayden J Lockhart after his F 100 jettisoned near Quang Khe. four U S pilots and a Vietnamese were rescued from raids on the same day. A Saigon bombing killed three Vietnamese and injured seven, including two Americans.
The column explains fainting causes from blood flow issues to spasmophilia and advises tests like EEG and ECG, plus calcium and vitamin D treatment for spasmophilia. It also includes a reader question about chronic emphysema and side effects from Orthoxine, suggesting dose adjustment under a doctor's guidance.
Senators from Arkansas vote on cigarette tax legislation with Harvey opposing the bill citing wasteful session and budget concerns. The House backs minor bills while a voter registration bill under Amendment 51 faces constitutional questions and possible special elections in Franklin County.
The Arkansas Welfare Department reports 78,373 people, about four percent of residents, received public assistance in February. Total aid payroll reached 3,998,947 dollars, up from 3,997,406 dollars in January, with 78,114 recipients that month.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with cool to cold conditions. Lows range from 12 to 25 degrees across the region and highs mostly in the 30s, with northern areas near 20s and southern zones reaching mid 40s. Snow flurries possible in northeast Missouri and light accumulating snow in some eastern parts as systems move through.
The administration’s top priority Appalachia bill clears Congress and heads to President Johnson for signature. It authorizes federal funds totaling 1.1 billion for 360 counties in 11 Appalachian states to build highways, health facilities, and develop natural resources over several years, with a commission overseeing implementation and state approvals required.
The Senate held memorial services for legislators who died between 1963 and 1965, lasting an hour and 15 minutes. The House honored former legislator W. L. Ward of Lee County, age 84, who served six Senate terms and 12 in the House from 1919 to 1963 and was defeated in the prior year's Democratic primary. The House reconvenes at 10 a.m. and the Senate at noon Thursday.
AP TV-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry notes Tony Randall recalls his Mr Peepers run from 1952 to 1955 and how it shaped Broadway and film roles. He says he has no interest in another series and prefers leisurely work, contrasting TV pace with film makeups and cinematography lectures.
Ten people were confirmed dead with six more feared after a Tennessee Gas Transmission Co pipeline exploded two miles north of Natchitoches Louisiana. Fire sparked high flames and hindered rescue, as workers were believed to be on the line when it ruptured. Bodies were taken to the National Guard Armory for identification by Dr. Charles Cook.
State Class A and Class B senior boys results from Little Rock regional play. First round winners include Drew Central over Trumann and Green Forest over Ouachita. Quarterfinals feature Mulberry crushing McGehee. Upcoming games list Bay vs Whitehall Rector vs Marianna Drew Central vs Green Forest. Class B matches include Delight, Black Rock, Yellville, Rosebud, and Greenbrier.
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