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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1965
Page
2
Clay Belden learns Dr. Tancred suffered a serious accident after an unexpected overnight trip. While Tancred fights for recovery, Belden grapples with family ties, missing connections, and the mystery of where the surgeon was at the time of the crash.
Frank E. Pinegar 71 a retired rural mail carrier died Tuesday night in a local hospital. He lived in Washington and is survived by three sons Baljean Pinegar Benton William M. Pinegar Katy Texas and H L Pinegar Washington a sister Mrs Mable Kincaid Gould Fla Services will be held at 2 pm Thursday at the Washington Presbyterian Church with Rev E C Porter burial will be in Memory Gardens by Herndon Cornelius Active pallbearers are Earl Martin J M May W H Etter Douglas Chism Rush Jones and Billy Dougan.
H M Marcum 82 longtime Hope resident died Tuesday in a Nashville hospital after a long illness. Survived by six sons Oscar of McNab Edmond of Des Moines IA Rowland of Shreveport H B the Rev James Harold and Vance Marcum of Hope three brothers O H Basilica CA Neal Westville OK Louis McKinney TX two sisters Mrs Emily Tompkins Ozark AR Mrs Jillie Roach Little Rock AR. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at Oakcrest Chapel of Hope with Rev Stacy Thrasher. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Court entries list chancery and civil filings including Brice Thomas Jr v Lillie Merle Thomas Gunter Retail Lumber Co Inc v Raymond Smith Jeanie Smith Trevo M Monroe Johnson v William Johnson Amanda Staggers v Dandy Taylor Jer Lynn Halbrook Fernandez v James Fernandez Jewel Still Jr minor EX PARTE Graydon Anthony Jr minor EXPARTE Pepsi Cola Bottling Co Inc v Ben Owen dba Barlow Hotel Jim James dba James Motor Co v Dale Williams dba Naziree Hunter Jerry Dwane Browning Hope to Ginny Lee Warren Hope James Turner to Mrs Betty Bishop E J Henson Blevins to Mrs Lillian Hill McCaskill Delbert Stephens McCaskill to Ida Jane Johnson Blevins
A supervisor is seen at a horseshoe shaped counter handling paperwork. The scene captures a brief moment of recognition as she confirms the identity. Doctors who become patients are noted by nurses with special interest, hinted as a continuing tale.
Wayne G Brandstadt MD emphasizes that mechanization raises farm injury risk. With about 9000 farm deaths annually and 90 disabling injuries per death, farmers must practice inspection correction and protection. Children, horses and tractors pose hazards, so no riders on tractors and supervision when using moving equipment. Accident prevention is essential for survival.
The state legislature faces continued apportionment debate in a special session starting April 12. The Williams ruling may limit lawmakers to proposing plans to the board, which includes Gov. Faubus Secretary of State Bryant and Bennett. The court order aims to align representation with one man one vote following a 1964 suit by John Yancey of Little Rock. In a separate wreck NLR resident Erkle Wright, 51, died when her car hit overpass pilings on USS 67 The fate of the apportionment plan hinges on the ruling’s outcome.
Considerable cloudiness and much colder tonight with lows 26 to 30. Thursday partly cloudy and cold with highs 38 to 44.
Northwest Arkansas faces a cold wave tonight with considerable cloudiness and much colder conditions through Thursday. Lows range from the mid 20s in the northwest to the mid 30s southeast with partly cloudy, cold days and highs near 40 to 50. Louisiana expects partly cloudy skies and significantly colder air tonight and Thursday with lows from 36 to 40 in the northwest and extreme north, and 40s elsewhere. highs 45 to 55 Thursday.
Partly cloudy and cold in the east and south, highs in the 60s, cooler northeast in the 50s. Lows mid to upper 20s with light snow flurries northeast tonight. Thursday remains cloudy and cold, Arkansas shows showers and thunderstorms east with highs 65 to 75 and mainly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday.
Hollywood AP reports art dealer Francis Taylor father of actress Elizabeth Taylor remained in critical condition but improved Tuesday night at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. He had a stroke last Thursday at his Bel Air home with Dr Rexford Kennamer saying the outlook for recovery was good.
The report notes that air strikes are not intended to topple Hanoi but to exert military impact. U.S. leaders believe bombing reduces Viet Cong activity in the south and that Hanoi’s orders could curb guerrilla operations. North Vietnamese MIG crews recently trained in China and may struggle against U.S. jets, with MiG range limiting interception.
A bill to replace Alabama voting requirements with a sixth grade education or equivalent is filed in the Senate amid federal court challenges. President Johnson says he remains in close contact with the Montgomery situation as Montgomery violence prompts FBI involvement and police action. A march by about 1,000 African Americans sought a petition for Wallace at the Capitol but was blocked without a meeting.
AP briefing notes Southern opposition may allow passage of a voting rights bill without a full filibuster. Other items include planned protests led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in Montgomery and Dallas County marches after police lines, plus a Selma to Montgomery plan awaiting a federal judge ruling.
A Brooklyn High School of Auto Trades senior, Mormile, was fatally stabbed on a subway train after an earlier attack sparked safety measures. Detectives renewed appeals for witnesses including the three Negro girls and 10 other riders. An anonymous tip led to 18 year old Terry Toomer, who confessed to witnessing the attack with Lynch. The case echoes the Kitty Genovese killing a year earlier, which spurred no timely police response.
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