Advisibility of Bond Issue Questioned by Lions Club
Discussion at the Hope Lions Club meeting on March 5 centered on the proposed bond issue to fund a poultry processing plant in Hope. Arthur Wimmel McCaskill led the program, summarizing remarks about both sides of the vote set for March 20 and noting concerns about egg overproduction and declining demand amid rising regional output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Hope
Delight Egg Farms, Inc
Hempstead
Olson Brothers
Los Angeles
Corn Belt Hatcheries of
Hope
Anid
Dallas
Corn Belt
Hove
Hempstead County Industrial Foundation
Lion's Club
Mompetead
yoMay Topelk
Mountaire Pountry’ Co
McCaskill
Blevins
Poligy
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Duane Agricultural Service
South
Arkansas
Arkansas Regional Forecast Evening Summary
Weather data shows January precipitation at 5.22 inches versus 1.55 inches a year earlier. An Experiment Station report covers 24 hours ending 4 a.m. Monday with high 32 and low 31. Central Arkansas remains clear to partly cloudy per Associated Press report.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Underwriters Association Formed in Hope Arkansas
A group of local life insurance underwriters met at the Diamond to form the Hope Life Underwriters Assn. The aims are high professional standards and protection for clients. Charter members include Charlie Everett J T Hodges Charles H Martin Don Montgomery Preston Sinyard Melvin Redd M S Bates Creighton Middlebrooks Bob Lewis Terry Plaherly G C Byers. Officers elected: Charles Martin president Preston Sinyard vice president Bob Lewis secretary treasurer M S Bates national committeeman Creighton Middlebrooks static board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life T Insurance Underwriters
The
Diamond
Hope Life Underwriters Assn
Carl Gray
Little Rock
Washington National Life Insurance Co
Arkansas Assn. of Life Underwriters
Charlie L. Everett
J.T. Hodges
Charles H. Martin
Don Montgomery
Preston Sinyard
Young Auto Thieves Nabbed Here In Texarkana
City Officers arrested two 16 year old youths from Bryan Texas for car thefts. They admitted stealing a car at Bryan driving it to Jacksonville then abandoning it and stealing another in Texarkana. A third hitchhiker was released after questioning. Burglars hit Purvis U Da laundry last night taking about 30 in coins. A Baltimore man Ralph M Chaney 34 was picked up in Prescott and returned here after a hold.
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Moses and
Clark
Bryan
Texas
Texarkana
Jack Brown
Jacksonville
Quest Ionting
Purvis
Ralph M. Chaney
Baltimore
Prescott
Oaks Cafe
Highway Commission to Meet in Little Rock Wednesday
The Arkansas Highway Commission will convene at 10 a.m. Wednesday to open bids on ten road and bridge projects with an estimated total of 8.7 million dollars.
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Little Rock
State ‘Highway Commission
Astronaut John Glenn Heads Back To Mercury Work
Astronaut John Glenn arrives at Langley Air Force Base after a week of parades and awards and plans to fly to Cape Canaveral to resume work on the Mercury space program. Col. John S Powers says Glenn has many affairs to catch up as he continues debriefings with NASA engineers.
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Langley Air Force Base
Val
John S. Glenn Dy
Manned Space Headquarters
Cane Canaveral
Fla
John S. Powers
Voice of
Glenn
Powers
Langley
Shuttle Air Service
Washington
Cape
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ed Turner Injures Arm in Accidental Rifle Discharge
Ed Turner of Spring Till was wounded yesterday when a 22 caliber rifle in his truck discharged inadvertently. The bullet struck his right arm and shoulder as he and his wife Mrs Turner drove along the Battlefield Loop en route to a lake. he was rushed to a local hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Ed Turner
Spring Till
Tale Yirday
Turner Qniler
Gospel Lighthouse Revival Helps Community Faithful
The Gospel Lighthouse on Couch Ave at C and Andres begins a four night revival starting March 16 at 7:30 each evening. Evangelist Rev. Jerry Wilt of Durango, Mexico, a graduate of International Bible College in San Antonio, is leading the meeting.
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Couch Ave. C
Andres
Jerry Wilt
Durango
Mexico
International Bible College
San Antonio
Tex
Arkansas Death Toll Hits 7
A Negro man was shot to death after an argument at a cafe on the Arkansas Louisiana state line near El Duraco. Willie Lee Bursey, 23, of Waynesville Georgia was mistaken for the cafe owner. Sheriff C E Bishop said Sidhe Moore and four others were arrested. The gunfight followed a knife attack and shooting inside the cafe.
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Dodge City
Ark
C. E. Bishop
Willie
Lee Bursey
Waynesville
Arkansas - Lousiana
el Duraco
Sidhe Moore
Three Creeks
Connec
Lon
Bishan
J. W. Cockrell
Moore
Cockrell
Bursey
Arkansas
William Isaac Creameans
Elgin
Wis
Shevill Leonard Woodman
Ora Lee Cream Vars
Woodman
Trouble With Automation
Washington AP reports Ewan Clague head of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics testified before a House Appropriations subcommittee that the Soviet Union is buying its troubles with automation and high labor turnover. He cited new Soviet data contradicting claims of no unemployment.
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Washington
Sosviet Union
Coun Mus
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ewan Clague
House
Soviet Union
Not Knowing Americans Suffer From Frustration of Winning
Dr Kenneth McFarland of Topeka Kansas urged the Bard conference in Little Rock to use power and will to gain a cold war advantage over communism and avert nuclear war. He warned that delaying action feeds frustration and proposed decisive, clenched-fist resolve as antidote. Delegates from 14 southern states attended the conference, which closes Tuesday and showcases the South’s largest safety features exhibit.
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Tittle Rock Fap
Bardanova Southern
Russia
Kenneth McFarland
Topeka
Kan
General Motors Corp
United States
McParland
America
Chile
Khrushchev Presses Soviet Farm Drive Amid Industry Cears
Moscow AP report says Khrushchev urged intensive development of the USSR agricultural system while warning against neglect of industry. In a closed Central Committee meeting he stressed boosting state farm production and food output, noting industrial progress has risen 33 percent since 1959. He framed agriculture as vital to people's welfare and urged land use shifts to boost crops and conservation.
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Moscow
Premet
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Radial Moscow
Kitushchev
Khoush
Chevy
Communist Party of the
America
Fareiga
Jess Ian Tose
All Around Town Notes From Hope to Dallas and Little Rock
Local items report Mrs Dean Murphy in Baylor Hospital Dallas March 29 with details on rooms and times. Other notes mention Hope resident John Lloyd and Ye Veterans Hospital, a Grass fire on Old Highway 37, timber loss near Rocky Mound, a Juvenile Court meeting at Little Rock Courthouse, and postponed Worth Municipal Court sessions. Also mentions baseball managers meeting, induction in stormed turers, TB clinic at Diamond Dafe, a juvenile delinquency seminar at Hempstead, Fred Ellis joining Southwest Savings board, and Rotary and Methodist officials attending events in Dallas and Ft Worth.
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Dean Murphy
Baylor
Dallas
Texas
John Lloyd
Hope
Ye Veterans Hospital
Little Rock
Yum
Hempstead
A Plant at South Pole in Operation
The Atomic Energy Commission reports the portable atomic power plant at McMurdo Sound has achieved a controlled self sustained chain reaction. The unit will provide about 1 500 kilowatts of electricity for McMurdo, the main U S base for Antarctic scientific activity.
Florida Brothers to Trial on Tax Charge
Federal prosecutors say Osceola brothers Andrew and George Florida used four fund manipulation methods to defraud the government in a 9.8 million income tax suit. Accused schemes involve 25 accounts across Continental Land Co and related entities, overvalued land costs, intercompany payments, and cross‑owned asset deductions. Defense motions to inspect government files denied to protect confidential information.
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Little Rock
Andrew
George Plarida
UMS
Atty
Robert L
Andres
Osceola Brothers
Handros
Floridas
Continental Land Co
Amiren Morida
Aslrance
Planes ruled a hazard in Griggs case at Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that a property owner could receive compensation from Allegheny County over low flying planes from the Greater Pittsburgh Airport. Justice Douglas wrote the majority opinion, while Justice Black dissented. Griggs described planes flying as low as 1.96 feet above his roof, rattling ceilings and forcing him to move. The Board of Viewers had awarded him $12,690, later set aside by Pennsylvania’s high court.
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Walsengton
API
Supreme Court
Thomas N. Griggs
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Douglas
Justice Black
Furter
Griggs
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Gtges
Uwer
Griges
U.S. Supreme Court
Ex-Convict to Trial in Slaying and Escape Case
A former Tucker Prison Farm trustee charged with the murder of a Lake Village farmer after an escape goes to trial. He reportedly stole several vehicles and committed assault during the brief freedom bid.
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Tucker
Cvi el
Vile Fage
Morel
Charles Frantlin Fields
Dat
Wumiutt
C. A. Mencer
Fiels
Russia Accepts Arms Proposal Reluctantly
Washington AP reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev reluctantly agreed to a U S British plan to open the Geneva disarmament talks with a foreign ministers meeting next week Officials said Moscow sent a note to the State Department Sunday indicating Foreign Minister Gromyko would attend along with US Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home The Western powers favored a summit beginning disarmament talks as Khrushchev had pressed for a high level meeting Kennedy indicated the United States will seek a tighter inspection regime for nuclear tests and a ban treaty by the time the talks begin The note ends uncertainty over where the talks start and sets the stage for a nuclear test ban issue at Geneva The leaders also weighed a later summit if progress warrants it and warned against freezing positions on disarmament questions
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Washington
Khrushchev
Geneva
United States
State Department
Andrei A. Gromyka
Grotylko
Moscow
Allendes
Kennedy
Middleburg
Soviet Union
Une
U.S
Khrushchov
Biddle dies at 86 in local hospital Saturday
A. H. Biddle aged 86 longtime area resident dies Saturday in a local hospital. Survived by his wife four sons Warren James Biddle of Hope Joseph of Magnolia William Biddle of Hooke Tux Mrs Ovear Didney Mrs Arthur Powell Mrs Nora Jones all of Jhoe Mrs Kal Bowell of El Centro Calif and Mrs Elbert Sonnyt of Plavida two stepdaughters Mrs Lou Galloway Patmos three brothers Joe Charlie Biddle Patmos Billy Biddle Rossion services were held at 4 pm Sunday at Herndon-Corning Chapel burial in Betts Cemetery Hope Melton May Run.
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A.th Bittle
Warren
James Biddle
Hope
Joseph
Magnolia
William Biddle
Hooke
Tux
Ovear Didney
Arthur Powell
Nora Jones
Jhoe
Kal Bowell
el Centro
Calif
Elbert ‘Sonnyt
Plavida
A Wise
Lou Galloway
Patmos
Joe
Charlie Biddle
Billy Biddle
Rossion
D Pm
Herndon-Corneting Chapel
Betts Cermestery
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Self
Gospel
By Preston Grover
Mighway
Little
Minor
Worthies
John L. Wilson
Joe Robert Wye
Mineral’ ‘Springs
U of A Made
J. W. Copeland
John Lewis Scott
Melvin James
Rochard Muldrow
Dick Twrnage
Arkansas Tuberculosis Association For
New Orleans
Fred Ellis
Southwest Savings and Lown League
Rotary
Ed Astin
Garland Medders
Lamar Cox
Vic Cole
John Jtankins
James Shuffield
Hulus Sorrells
de. R. B. Moore
Methodist Board of Missons
Pole
Florida Bros
A. H. Biddle
Melton
Marvin Melton
Jonesboro
Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce
Govs Ernor
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