Four Color Photography Notes From Hope Star Editor
The Hope Star reports on four color press runs for a Vietnam map and Arkansas features, detailing process color work by Newspaper Enterprise Association and the Star staff. Editor shortages and photography challenges are noted, with a Ducks Unlimited request for a four color photo of Mallards and Oak woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex H. Washburn
Ducks Unlimited
Te Star
Vietnam
Arkansas
Secon
Berkey
Feature
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Cleveland
Ohio
the Star
Hope Star
Arkansas House Bill Budgets Five Day Extended Session
LITTLE ROCK AP A House bill allocates 27 250 dollars to operate five days of an extended session. The Joint Budget Committee proposes 10 000 for per diems 12 250 for employees and 5 000 for operating expenses. Senate and House moved to extend the session indefinitely with recess from Friday noon to March 27. Also proposed is 17 500 dollars for R M Lusby, former Weights Division employee who died September 12 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas House
House
Joint Budget Committee
Senate
General Assembly
Seas
Max Howell
Dan T. Sprick
R. M. Lusby
Weights Division
State Police Department
Winter Grip Holds Wide New England Snowbound Areas
Winter tightens its icy grip on a large swath of New England and the upper Mississippi Valley with no sign of spring. Snow totals reach up to 20 inches in places while flooding lingers in Pennsylvania Ohio and Kentucky. Gov Edward Breathitt inspects salt marsh mosquito issues in Kentucky as snowplow operators face hostility in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Mississippi Valley
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Edward T. Breathitt
Providence
Maine
Melvin Roast
Portland
Edward Jordan
Scarborough
Delays Sale of Manuscripts in London Auction
Sotheby s canceled the March 14 sale of 23 ancient biblical manuscripts after a vendor instruction and will return them to Jerusalem s Armenian Cathedral. The church claimed the items were taken from St James Cathedral and threatened injunctive action. Five volumes remain missing in Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sotheby's Auction House
Jerusalem
Peter Wilson
Sotheby’s
Sult
St. James
Hoffa Relief Sparks Teamsters Talks and School Play
Hoffa no longer in charge, Teamsters resume negotiations as a junior play at Hope High School hits Friday night. The seven cast features Lucifer, Buzz Andrews as the sentry from down below, Mildred the maid, Ellen Turner, and Mrs Schmaltz. Four Future Farmers of America students build props this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffa
Teamsters
Hope High School
Lucifer
Buzz Andrews
Pitch-Fork
Mildred
Ellen Turner
Mrs. Schmaltz
Candy Harris
Snow Reaches Northwest Arkansas With Slippery Roads
Snow fell across northwest Arkansas with an inch in Fayetteville causing icy streets and reduced visibility. Forecasters expected sun to improve conditions, with tonight's low in the teens north to the 20s south and clear, cold weather continuing Thursday. Washington and Little Rock reports note the national trucking talks resume with Frank Fitzsimmons leading, Hoffa imprisoned, wage hikes eyed, and a March 31 strike deadline amid questions of a master nationwide contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Arkansas
W U
Washington
Teamsters One
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Hoffa
Trudeking Employers Inc
Ilfe
Fitzsimmons
Lewisburg
Trucking Employers Inc
Not Many in Asphalt Prairie Think of Tommytoes
Chicago writer Charles-Gene McDaniel recalls winter in a cold city, chasing tomato dreams from seed catalogs while gardening on a small porch. He recounts blown hopes of porch tomatoes, watering with a kettle, staking with poles, and ending with only plastic packaged tomatoes from the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asphalt Prairie
Chicago
Charles-Gene McDaniel
Mrs. Broach Heads Hampstead Easter Seal Drive
Mrs. R L Broach of Hope is named County Chairman of the Hampstead County Chapter of the Arkansas Association for the Crippled Inc succeeding Haskell Jones. William Moore Clark presides. 1967 goal is 1500 with early mail returns near 250 through February 28. Contributions welcome by individuals or through Citizens National Bank of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Broach
Hope
Hampstead
Arkansas Association For the Crippled, Inc
Broach
Haskell Jones
William Moore Clark
Little Rock
Broads
June Reynolds
Citizen's National Bank of Hope
Legislature Overrides WRs Veto in Arkansas
The Arkansas legislature overrode four gubernatorial vetoes, in what was believed to be the first such action since 1953, approving a bill requiring Senate approval of gubernatorial appointments to state boards and commissions. The Senate passed 23 to 7 and the House 59 to 24 amid tensions between the governor and legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Winthrop Rocketfeller
Francis Cherry
Senate
House
Grady Arrington
Stephens
Rockefeller
George Nowotny
Fort Smith
Gambling Still Issue in House
In Arkansas the Hot Springs gambling bill remained on the House floor as Rep. Bethell blamed Gov. Rockefeller’s veto for making supporters look foolish. Rep. Davis criticized Dr. Ralph Phelps’ Capitol remarks and apologized for any insult. Bethell argued the bill would address a long-standing problem while accusing Las Vegas interests of trying to sway votes. Davis rejected bribery insinuations and pledged not to accept or promise votes for money. Senator Hurst alleged Rockefeller promised to let the bill become law, calling it a sad day in Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Arkansas House
John Bethell
Des
Winthrop Rockefeller
Charles Davis
Springdale
Capitol
Ralph Phelps
Ouachita Baptist University
Phelps
Bethell
Rockefeller
Behel
Las Vegas
Arkansas
Davis
Dr. Phelps
House
Sen
Q. Byrum Hurst
Hurst
Survival and food crisis loom in overpopulated world
AP News Digest reports a panel led by Dr George Harrar of the Rockefeller Foundation warns survival could become man's chief concern if rich nations cannot feed growing populations. Caltech researchers revise forecasts predicting a global food crisis within a decade, worsening rich poor gaps and imagining undeveloped nations as a separate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP News Digest
Ralph Dighton
Pasadena
Calif
George Harrar
Rockefeller Foundation of New York
California Institute of Technology
Caltech
James Bonner
Meredith to Oppose Powell in Harlem Special Election
James H. Meredith agreed to run as the Republican choice against Democrat Adam Clayton Powell in the April 11 special congressional election. Negro leaders nationwide reacted coolly, doubting his chances and alleging he may be used, while Meredith said he faced fear and scorn from fellow Negroes regardless of the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Meredith
Adam Clayton Powell
Louisiana
Natchitoches
George Esper
New York
Harlem
James H. Meredith
Meredith
Powell
House
Prestige license plates bill signed by Governor
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller signed into law two measures for personalized prestige motor vehicle license plates at a cost of ten dollars above the regular fee. He approved forty bills overall, allowed two to become law without his signature, and vetoed two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arkansas Turnpike Authority Holds First Meeting
The Arkansas Turnpike Authority held its first meeting at 1 p.m. today. Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller called the session as several members showed eagerness to organize the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Turnpike Authority
Winthrop Rockefeller
All Around Town Highlights From Local Events
Mr and Mrs Frank McLarty will travel to New Orleans for the Louisiana Automobile Dealers Convention where he will chair a leasing panel. Spring Hill Junior Class stages The Great Smokies on Friday March 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Selective Service Local Board registrants James Tommy Carman Jeroy Greathouse Jesse Lee Wilson and Winfred Charles Yerger have been mailed induction notices for March 29. Susan Cobb will work on the production crew for Chekhovs The Three Sisters at Southern State College Theater March 9 10 at Overstreet Auditorium with 50 cent student and $1 adult admission. City police reported 122 January arrests mostly liquor related. 2 drunkenness 13 DWI 5 liquor violations plus a murder charge 32 traffic 10 license violations 4 gaming 8 disturbing the peace 4 assault with intent to kill and other violations. A three man Southern State College team won first in swine judging at the Houston Livestock Show on March 4. team members are Keith Lusby Wade Matheson and Terry Dumas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Local Board
Arc
Armed Forces
James Tommy Carman
Jeroy Greathouse
Jesse Lee Wilson
Winfred Charles Yerger
Susan Cobb
James Cobb
South Fulton
St., Hope
Southern State College
Overstreet Austitorium
Miss Cobb
Hope High School
Dry
Asault
Houston
Texas
Keith Lusby
Prescott
Wade Matheson
Mena
Terry Dumas
Farmerville
Deadly Cong Raids Leave 32 Missing
Guerrillas attacked U S forces in the Mekong Delta before dawn, killing six Americans and wounding 25 with a heavy 80 round mortar barrage at Dong Tam camp. One American was missing as two stations suffered heavy casualties. Naval forces shelled targets 40 miles south of Vinh, while a Denby Grange collision cut a river patrol boat in two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McArthur
Saigon
U.S
Mekong Delta
Delta
9Th Infantry Division
Dong Tam
9Th Division
Mekong
Rach Kien
U. S
Canberra
Keppler
Ingersoll
Vinh
Hon En Island
Denby Grange
North Vietnam
Kitty Hawk
Ticonderoga
Red River
SM N
Vehicle Crash Leaves Maryland Woman Injured
The condition of Mrs. Virginia Lewis, injured yesterday in a bridge accident near Fulton, was reported satisfactory. Mrs. Lewis is hospitalized at Hempstead Memorial with lacerations and chest injuries. State Policeman John Jarvis and Miller County deputies attributed loss of vehicle control to the bridge surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lewis
Fulton
Lewis
Hempstead Memorial Hospital
John Jarvis
Miller County
Bond Issue Is Approved In Little Ruck
A $5 million bond issue was overwhelmingly approved to build and equip a plant in Little Ruck. Voters favored the plan by about 10 to 1, with 3,500 ballots reported on the $1.5 million Amendment 49 and $3.5 million Act 9 bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Ruck
Armstrong Rabbey Con
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arkansas Senate
O.K
Roland R
Remmel Arkansas
Ducks Unlimited, Inc
P.O
Ark
Snow Falls
Mrs. Broach
Teamsters-Hoffa National
Lewisburg Penitentiary
U.S. Information Agency
Johnson
Labor Department
Supreme Court
International
France
National Assembly
Jack Hawkins
The
Star
Frank McLarty
New Orleans
Louisiana Automobile Dealers Convention
McLarty
Spring Hill
Jor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!