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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
3
The Hope Civic Improvement Association will meet at 3 p.m. at Hicks Funeral Home. Members and civic minded persons are urged to attend.
AP dispatches detail a severe Anyang plant explosion injuring 89 near Seoul, a deadly stadium crush in Sunderland injuring hundreds, a Ceylon state of emergency amid strikes, Ben Bella welcomed in Belgrade, Chavan planning US talks, Ikeda's stance on Communist China, and Ne Win vowing socialism after a large peasant rally in Burma.
United Nations sources indicate Lt. Gen. Prem Singh Gyani is the front‑runner to lead the U N peacekeeping force in Cyprus as secretary general Thant awaits troop contributions. Several other candidates are discussed for the mediator role involving Cyprus, Turkey, Greece, and Britain.
Pravda and Trud saluted The Worker on its 40th birthday describing the American Communist paper as the only U S newspaper on public sale in the Soviet Union. The report notes a coup ousting Premier Unu and references Moscow by AP.
Arizona State University defeated Arizona 72-69 to improve to 11-1 in its last 12 games and clinch at least a share of the Western Athletic Conference title. New Mexico or Utah may still force a playoff, while Princeton and Connecticut advanced to the NCAA tournament with key wins. Syracuse, Penn State, and St. John’s also won, and Bradley earned an NIT berth consideration as the field narrows to three spots.
Hope Star presents publication information for January 18 1924 with staff names and roles. It lists the Star Building address Hope Arkansas subscription rates by carrier and mail for various counties and regions and notes Associated Press membership and rights.
Albany AP reports a baby robin nicknamed Charlie prefers indoor life. Thomas Oliveri and his wife found the near dead bird at Last Avenue and raised it in their seven room home. The bird shows contentment indoors and enjoys television and roast beef.
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