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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1962
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Sunday event at a mill in Japaties town with unclear names and details. Readers should consult the original paper for complete facts.
Anmuall Stunt Night announced soon by the Phyn Ed Dept with time to follow. Personal mentions include George Cecil Ferguson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson of Hope, enlisting in the U.S. Army on Feb 8 for three years, basic training at Fort Carson, Colo. Also Navy past graduate Wade aboard USS Pinch left San Francisco for Pearl Harbor, resident son of Mr. and Mrs. Wade of Hope. Hempstead County HD Council holds a March 3 meeting at the Community Center planning year's activities with committee appointments and dates for trainings, fairs, clubs, and events through May, plus an obituary notice for Mrs Temmin Cannon.
The Star notes political candidates and the July to August elections. Details are limited but indicate an authorized ad addition referencing Democratic elections and related campaign actions.
Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen voiced support after Kennedy announced plans to resume atmospheric nuclear tests next month if the Soviet Union does not sign a verifiable test ban. House leaders Halleck and Holifield also backed the move, noting fallout risks remain acceptable and urging a treaty with safeguards.
Bomb threats believed from a man with a Spain accent prompted disruptions at metropolitan area airports. Several airliners were diverted or returned to airports after calls claimed a bomb on board and that his wife was aboard. Funeral notices indicate arrangements pending at Hicks Funeral Home for Won Epps.
A 90 minute wave of plastic hazards rocked Algiers as the European Secret Army Organization carried out 135 attacks aimed at Moslem targets and parked cars. Police report 12 hurt, 13 men arrested as they formed three of about 20 teams. Troops patrolled the city as chaos faded by noon.
Police investigate a weekend theft of about 60000 in furs destined for a special sale in Hot Springs Arkansas. Det Ernest Dodd says some furs were stolen from Clyde's Boutique in downtown and the rest from a car, with a Little Rock dealer representative tying the car to the shipment.
Midgely plans a long voyage with George Russell while Jenny nears coming of age on July 14. Will recalls Jenny's illness and Race Nash hints at tensions in the house as Saunders and others scheme over stolen fur pieces. Hilda confronts secrets with Dr Matthew about Race and Judith while Cousin Matthew pushes for truth. To Be Continued.
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