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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1967
Page
2
Page Tar Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Thursday. Highs 56 to 66, lows 36 to 44. Arkansas forecast: clear to partly cloudy and warmer today and tonight, partly cloudy to cloudy Friday with a chance of light showers in the south portion tonight and Friday morning. A little warmer Friday.
Arthur Schlesinger Jr former JFK aide charges the Johnson administration has hardened terms for peace talks and does not wish negotiations now. White House deny. George Christian says readiness to negotiate exists. Ambassador Goldberg cites readiness for unconditional discussions today on ending the war.
Rep. Gayle Windsor of Little Rock said he was offered 1000 to back a Hot Springs casino bill. He did not vote, citing illness, and reported a man implied 10 bills equaled 1000. The incident followed Gov. Rockefeller vetoing the measure as lawmakers claimed prior assurances.
A New Orleans grand jury subpoenas attorney Dean Andrews Jr who once reflected on Oswald, marking the first step in Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison’s Kennedy assassination inquiry. The case centers on Clay Shaw and possible conspirators tied to the Dallas murder on Nov 22, 1963.
Washington AP reports that potential defects in more than 670000 cars, trucks and buses, largely 1967 models, were filed with the government since January. Major recalls involve General Motors, Ford and Chrysler over brake parts, steering shaft alignment and windshield wipers, with other domestic and foreign firms also listed.
A fire in Desha Central School at Rohwer near MCGEHER Arkansas, believed to start from defective wiring in the boys room, destroyed the building. Officials said students were evacuated quickly and no injuries were reported.
TALKEETNA Alaska AP The first men to scale Mt McKinley in fierce subarctic winter rested after their ordeal while a search continued for two missing companions. An Army helicopter rescued three Anchorage climbers from the 14 000 foot level after they reached the summit at 7 p m March 1. Ray Genet Art Davidson and Dave Johnston spoke of a "nice" high point in 50 below zero and 100 mph winds. Blomberg and Edwards, separated during the climb, were later picked up at 8250 feet. All climbers were reported in good condition with minor frostbite, before veteran pilot Don Sheldon transported the group to Fairbanks.
South Korea protests US sale of 23,000 modern automatic rifles to Singapore. Defense Minister Kit Sungeun says Korea seeks up-to-date arms for troops along the North Korea frontier and in Vietnam. Premier Chung -l-kwon to press Washington for replacement of outdated weapons with jungle-ready autos. Hankook Ilbo calls the sale a betrayal while urging immediate arms modernization for Korean forces.
Obituaries note the April 2 service for Jimmy Michael Powers 20 of Sulphur Oklahoma killed in a March 2 car crash at Wynhewood burial Oaklawn Cemetery Dunn Funeral Home survivors listed. Lester Hamilton 62 of Texarkana died at home with son Don Hamilton Dallas and sister Claud Sutton Hope among survivors. Separate report discusses U S AR15 rifle sales to Singapore approved last November by U S Munitions and Arms Control Agency highlighting Vietnam war supply, value unclear per unit price 387 to 100 dollars.
A vintage ad-style message urges readers to notice waking at night backache leg cramps and frequent urination as possible kidney signs and promises a gentler treatment with a diuretic tonic. It claims a refund offer of 39 cents at Gibson Rexall Drug if no relief within four days.
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