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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1965
Page
2
Deckerman argues approval would label the general assembly a building legislature and benefit the people. The House votes unanimously for most bills while passing a fee increase to hunting and fishing licenses from $2.50 to $3.50 after prior rejection.
In 1912 Juliette Gordon Low founded Girl Scouts, and the local weeklong celebration honors leaders and workers inclining George Frazier and Mrs Arch Wylie. Cochairs John B Gardner Jr and Fred McElroy redecorate The Little House at Fair Park. Also highlighted are BPW Week and fashion items from Raleys and Hope’s House of Fashion.
A physician answers reader questions on retina clouding retinitis macular degeneration and related eye issues. Topics include causes protective eye measures penicillin administration compare oral versus injectable dosages Raynaud's disease treatment and surgical nerve root cutting as a last resort.
Mrs. Rosie Lee Rash 71 died Sunday at Arkadelphia. Survived by husband James Edward Rash two sons Roy M. of Arkadelphia Willis Rash of Prescott two daughters Mrs Cecil Gipps of Oregon and Mrs Eugene Wheeler of Oklahoma two brothers and two sisters. Grandmother of Mrs Hoyett Stone of Hope. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Murry-Ruggles Chapel Arkadelphia burial Caney Cemetery.
The State Department reports a North Vietnamese maritime infil tra tion group is sending men and weapons southward as U.S. pressure rises. Despite signals of deterrence, reports say Communist attacks near Da Nang have intensified, widening the South Viet Nam conflict.
In Washington President Johnson urged restraint while directing the Justice Department to aid a court order blocking the march. Alabama National Guard prepared as a Montgomery ban sparked defiance from John Lewis and King followers. If the march fails, a large Selma procession looms amid heavy trooper deployment and ministerial support.
Ouachita Baptist College meets Lincoln University in Kansas City seeking its first opening round win in the NAIA tournament. Ouachita is 23-9 and Lincoln 13-11 after claiming District 17 and the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference Invitational title.
The article notes a shift toward using U.S. jets against Communists in South Vietnam and deploying a 3,500 man Marine expeditionary force to protect Da Nang. The two battalions are for security, not offensive actions, with about 27,000 Americans in country. Officials oppose major ground forces but do not fully rule it out as Red China fields over two million troops.
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday across the state. Lows range from the upper 30s in central areas to the 25 to 32 degree range in extreme north portions. Highs will reach the upper 50s Wednesday in central and southern regions and the 40s to 50s in northern districts with light snow flurries possible in extreme north tonight and early Wednesday.
East and southern Missouri see variable cloudiness and colder temperatures with highs in the upper 30s to mid 40s. Tonight brings considerable cloudiness and light snow flurries with lows 25 to 32. Wednesday clears but remains cold. Arkansas grows cloudier today as the day begins with continued overcast conditions.
NCAA regionals results show Princeton over Penn State 60 58 Providence over West Virginia 91 67 St Josephs Pa 67 Conn 61 in Philadelphia Midwest Oklahoma City 70 Colo St U 68 Houston 99 Notre Dame 98 in OT at Lubbock Kansas City NAIA games Albany Ga 74 Transylvania Okla Baptist 87 Linfield 84 Hastings 95 N Mich 87 St Benedicts 75 Md State 73 Southwest La 66 So Colo 59 Weather notes show showers south late Wednesday with cold mornings 40s north 50s south and lows 20s north 30s south Arkansas partly cloudy mild days cool nights Northwest snow flurries tonight lows 22 north to 34 south highs 50 north 62 south Louisiana partly cloudy highs 60s/low 60s with little change in temps.
National Basketball Association recap reports Baltimore defeats San Francisco 111 to 102 in Monday action. Philadelphia visits New York and Baltimore hosts Los Angeles as other schedule highlights.
Boston Celtics captain Bill Russell credits his teammates for the success of the team. He emphasizes collective effort and collective defense as key to their performance in the season.
Sens. Fulbright and McClellan defended the Agriculture Department on the Senate floor, saying there was no cover up in Arkansas cotton and rice plantings. They noted the department had levied penalties totaling 487000 against offending planters as of now and criticized Sen. Williams’s charges.
A fire at Satterfield Lumber Co. sawmill in Russellville Arkansas caused about 150000 dollars in damage. The mill near downtown was destroyed along with a debarker and a chipper. Firefighters gained control of the blaze early today and prevented spreading.
Russell credits teammates as league peers vote him the season's Most Valuable Player for the fourth time in five years. He says the award reflects the team's effort and notes this has been his best year yet.
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