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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1967
Page
2
Partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy conditions slowly turn much colder with light snow possible in the north this morning. Clearing and colder tonight with Thursday fair but cold. Highs will be in the 30s to 40s from northwest to southeast and lows range from the teens to the 20s, north to south respectively.
Blackpool on the Irish Sea hosts more than 5,000 hotels and boardinghouses within its 13.2 square mile area, as cited by the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Maurice Levite of Little Rock for the Arkansas Red Cross Blood Center said Hempstead County donors gave 232 units in the year ending June 30 1966 and 468 units since July 1 1966. He cited Hempstead County’s improving blood supply as a sign of progress and urged continuing support at a luncheon by the MAURICE 1 Hope Kiwanis Club.
Tomorrow features Duel at Diablo with James Garner and Sidehey Potter. One Spy Too Many stars Robi Vaughn and Dave McCallum. Sunday offers Texas Across the River with Dean Martin and allies. Tennessee Williams drama This Property Is Condemned to adult audiences next Tue Wed. Alfie opens Sun Mar 19. Dixie Drive-In reopens Mar 17 with surprises and guest stars Debbie Reynolds John Saxon Don Knotts.
Paris AP report notes leftist groups led by Socialists and Communists withdraw many first-round candidates to back a single leftist in each district. Gaullists hold about 37 percent in round one while the leftists total near 40 percent, with 81 first-round winners and 406 seats undecided for Sunday's runoff.
Senator Fulbright opened debate on the 1964 signed agreement easing mutual consulate cooperation and granting diplomatic immunity. Mundt, Gore, and Dirksen weighed support while GOP opposition eyed a two thirds vote next week amidst Vietnam tensions and East West reconciliation aims.
Senate rejected several Rockefeller priority bills while approving budget and tax measures. Debates included senior tax exemptions, Merit System issues, and proposed Department of Administration. House defeated motor vehicle inspections and laminated licenses, approved dairy commission funding, and discussed public relations allocations. Aimed at Hot Springs theme park development and county salary bills, with actions on bonds and coroner inquests.
The Labor Department asks the Supreme Court to expand its authority under the Landrum Griffin Act to intervene after a union election is challenged and, if violations are found, to seek not only invalidation of the challenged vote but also a new election under court order. It argues supervised elections are needed to prevent incumbents from perpetuating control through election tactics. The department cites 28 pending cases and warns lower courts risk wholesale dismissal if the court narrows its reach.
House Armed Services leaders clash with the presidents draft panel over ending college deferments. Rivers defends student deferments as Johnson plans to send recommendations to Congress. The two groups differ on a lottery and on broader Selective Service reforms while lawmakers weigh universal service ideas.
Obituary notices report Ludius Kitrell Boyce 82 died Tuesday in a Texarkana hospital longtime Columbus resident survived by wife six sons Ralph Blevins Milton Kingston Ark L K Boyce Jr Columbus Richard C Little Rock Frederick C Greenville Miss Benjamin F Boyce Odessa Tex four daughters three sisters and arrangements by Herndon Funeral Home Elton White 48 Houston former McCaskill resident died Saturday surviving wife a brother two sisters services set for Latimer Chapel Nashville burial at Avery's Chapel Bolivia North Carolina referenced in the notice.
On March 6 1967 Arkansas lawmakers discuss a gambling bill amid friction over votes and conduct Rep Hayes Mel Clerkin says he asked former State Ape Paul van Dalsem to stay off the House floor to avoid embarrassment after reports Van Dalsem was very active on the bill Rockefeller disputes Van Danslem vote claims Vada Sheld says she did not know who voted aye and Van Dalsem denies involvement
LONDON AP The Soviet Union has bought its first British television program a documentary about Wall Street. The Russians paid $420 for the film and will supply their own soundtrack describing how America’s financial center operates.
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