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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1962

Page

6

Society Calendar Reports Local Events and Meetings

A society calendar lists upcoming weddings church gatherings and club meetings with dates in March. It notes a BNE wedding moved to Friday March 16 at 6 p.m. at St. Charles, plus WSCS Rebecca Friendship and Wesleyan Service Guild gatherings and PTA council activities in Prescott.

BNE I Misy Linta YY Aaron Jol D. Lee Hae Bent Sth Grady St. Cihirely Cheist Rebecca Friendship Chib James Ray Willis Mart Monnday Mary Louise Copeland Jon Barba- Talla

Weekend Visitors and Church Class Meeting Report

Miss Nancy Yontz visits Decatur Agnes Scott students and local relatives head weekend gatherings in Texas Gulf Coast trips. Lt Jim Haynes returns to Edwards AFB after visiting family. Joe Elis and Wayne Ellis join dinner guests in Stamps. Friendship Builders Class of First Baptist Church met with spring décor and luncheon for 23 members, with devotional and business sessions.

Nancy.Yontz Agnes Scott Decatur J. C. Carlton C. AL Yonts Dallas May Joe Elis L.A Wayne ‘Ellis Blytheville C. C. Bus Ewell Elis Pete Nicholas Ginger Stamps Tom Carter Vicksburg Iar Finstilry Barlow Baptist Church Dixie Jones Builders Mae King Rose Luck Pawyer Frances

Richardson visitors and local health notes

Mrs H E Packard and Ronald Phelps with Carol Packard visited in Richardson while Mrs Harold Hipp returned to Texarkana after surgery. Mrs Wade Hitt of Fir Lejuene NC visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Prichard. Mrs O G Whitworth, Pal CleBune Chapter president, attends UDC state board meeting in Little Rock.

H. E. Packard Ronald Phelps Song Carol.Packard Richardson, Tex Frank ‘Smith Harold Hipp Texarkana Wade Hitt 110G. Whitworth Pal Clebune Little Rock UDC Bel Woman's City Gub

Kidnap Is Dropped in Cash Case

In Little Rock, Patricia Vivian Cash saw kidnapping charges dropped after a federal information cited the Dyer Act and interstate transport of stolen property. FBI reports showed sightings of Cash and the 4-year-old Gary Dunyn Miles on the Texas side of Texarkana. a Camden theft and cross state line transit were alleged with a $15,000 bond set.

Little Rock Patricia Vivian Cash Cash Pulaski County Coates

Training Act Signed Into Law

President Kennedy signs a $345 million training act to retrain up to a million unemployed workers. The bill aims to aid those losing jobs to automation and workers with limited skills, as part of a broader effort to expand employment opportunities.

Washington Brest Kennedy Kenedy Kennedys Congressional

15 Man Mars Mission Plan Described by NASA Researchers

Berkeley report details a 15 man mission to Mars using nuclear electric propulsion. NASA researchers Dr. Ernest Stuhlinger and Joseph King propose five 360 ton spacecraft, Earth launch with conventional rockets, long engine thrust, staged Mars landing with rescue orbit, and return to Earth over about 18 to 32 days plus rendezvous with a retrieval vehicle.

Berkeley Calif National Aeronautics and Spate Administration Mars American Rocket Society Ernest Stublinger NASA Huntsville Ala Joseph ‘King Robert” Seitz Stuhlinger King Seitz Earth Arouind Mars

Berryville fights to keep spur line from scrapping

Berryville officials plan to sue to block the Arkansas and Ozarks Railroad from ripping up a 3 percent mile spur into the city or selling the right of way. City Attorney J E Simpson said Berryville owns the track segment and would seek to retain rails and crossings, arguing the 1901 contract with St Louis and North Arkansas Railroad was violated when the A and O sought abandonment of its route. Berryville supplied the right of way, culverts, bridges and depot in 1902 and the railroad had agreed to lay tracks and operate passenger and freight services as long as the population stayed above the 1900 census figure.

Berryville Ark Arkansas and Ozarks Railroad City Atty Simpson A and D St. Louis and North Arkansas Railroad A and O Interstate Commerce Commission Seligman Harrison A and 0

Dorothy Dix Advice and Public Welfare Plans Quoted

A Dorothy Dix column responds to critics of judges and marriage with guidance on fair testimony and teen makeup. Gov Faubus outlines a volunteer network to assist discharged state patients and vulnerable residents, stressing legal cooperation to link recipients with community support.

Drowns Near Fort Lauderdale After Hotel Stay

Dana Broussard, 28, of Marianna Arkansas, was found drowned in the sea near Fort Lauderdale. Deputies say Broussard checked into a hotel on the beach March 8 and was discovered today.

Fort Lauderdale Fla Dana Broussard Marianna Ark Broussard

Assist Needy Persons Plan Announced in Arkansas

Gov Orval Faubus unveiled a state backed program to mobilize churches charitable groups and individual Christians to aid those in need when official channels fail The plan arose from gaps in welfare programs and aims to inspire community efforts after government aid ends at religious breakfast and a subsequent news conference in Little Rock Arkansas.

Little Rock Orval Faubug

Viet Cong ambush wipes out South Vietnamese unit

An informed source reports a South Vietnamese company strength unit wiped out in a Viet Cong ambush today as severe armored cars were burned. Details are lacking and no official sources could comment.

Saigon South Viet Nam Tap

Faubus Silent On Plans for Future Run or Retirement

Little Rock Governor Orval Faubus declined to reveal his plans for 1966 including a possible fifth term retirement or a run for another office. The decision had been anticipated for some time with no statement expected before April 2.

Little Rock I Grvat E. Patbus

Powers and Powers Return Home After Prison Exchange

Alona Milledgeville Georgia AP Francis Gary Powers and his wife Barbara arrived at a home near Mrs Manreen Allen after a Rome Georgia rendezvous. A Soviet spy exchange released Powers last month and the couple prepared a simple meal in private.

Milledgeville, Ga Francis Gary Powers Barbara Manreen Allen Ier

Adamsville education program enlists over 3000 participants

More than 3,000 persons are taking part in an adult education program funded by a $50,000 appropriation. Arkansas education commissioner Ford reported to the state legislature’s education committee. About 69 of the state’s school districts joined, with white schools offering 7 classes for 961 high school students and 10 elementary classes for 10 students. Negro schools have 87 classes for 1,487 high school students and 92 classes for 517 elementary students. Ford noted the need and said the program aims to curb the high failure rate in the first year. He said expansion of vocational technical education will help. About 500 students have expressed interest in GED tests, with 21 testing centers set up statewide.

ABS lAveh Ford Ford Realslative Council Hempsféld County Talbot Feild Foril Tic Arkansas Education Department

FBI Names Casper New Little Rock Agent In Charge

Roy K Moore chief inspector of FBI Training and Inspection Division in Washington will promote Joseph J Casper to agent in charge of the Little Rock office. Casper has led Little Rock for 40 years and moves to a supervisory role in the FBI national office in Washington. Moore has 22 years in FBI work and has served as special agent in charge in Charlotte and as assistant PAL director in charge of the Identification Division. He was also assistant agent in charge in Milwaukee Denver and Chicago.

Liv Tle Rock Roy K. Moore FBI Washington Joseph J. Casper Little Rock Casper Moore Hagheen Charlotte N.C PAL Milwaukee Denver Chivaga

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