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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
1
NEW YORK AP The first step in the poverty plan targets training 100,000 teenagers unlikely to fit into current or future economies. The $962.6 million package seeks broader aid to others living under $3,000 yearly, including aging populations and marginalized workers, with future growth yet unknown.
New Delhi AP. Defense Minister Y B Chavan told Parliament India has been unable to buy F104 fighters from the United States but continues efforts to acquire the supersonic interceptors. He refused to disclose negotiation details.
President Charles de Gaulle pressed a Western Hemisphere outreach with a joint Mexican Congress address and a second round meeting with Adolfo Lopez Mateos. He spoke to 300000 from the National Palace balcony, touting a growing France Mexico alliance that would not provoke the United States. Lopez Mateos called it a historic moment in French Mexican relations and praised French influence on Mexico’s culture and history.
Marion Matthews a 29 year old former paratrooper from Hot Springs jumped 124 feet from a water tower to his death at the State Hospital in Benton Ark He reportedly climbed a barricade to reach the tower Supt Miles F Kelly said Matthews was always fascinated with high places and was among patients with freedom of the grounds at the Benton unit
Inonu won full backing from the Turkist Parliament as Ankara steps up military activity around Iskenderun amid Cyprus tensions. Warships and troops move toward the area. Inonu warned that Turkey would act if UN powers fail to protect Turkish Cypriots. He accused Greece of siding with Greek Cypriots and said a decree would take effect September 16.
AP reports Britain faced deadly gales and blizzards with three confirmed dead. In the north, two Rover Scouts are missing amid the howling snowstorm and worsening conditions.
A Hope Arkansas municipal court docket lists numerous guilty pleas and fines for offenses including aggravated assault, driving while intoxicated, carrying concealed weapons, reckless driving, no driver's license, and drunkenness. Several defendants face cash bond forfeitures, with totals ranging roughly from 10 to 160 dollars.
The Nebraska Republican candidate for re election argued a campaign speech was underway while opponent Struska rejected the charge noting it felt like politics though Freeman countered he often makes political speeches. The piece also notes Geneva talks aimed at lowering EU barriers to American farm products and the potential boost to the administration among farmers.
UN Bolsters Cyprus force as Turkish Cypriots vow to guard life and property if needed. In Famagusta Greek Cypriot students protest while Canadian troops prepare to join British and other troops under UN command. Austria agrees to send medical units as forces prepare for a broader multinational deployment.
Ireland's ambassador Thomas Kiernan planted shamrocks on the grave of President John F. Kennedy at Arlington Cemetery. Mrs. Kennedy and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy accompanied Kiernan during the St Patrick's Day observance as they watched the ceremony.
Witnesses sworn. Wardlow dismissed on motion. Brown lacks driver license. dismissed. Phillips overdraft. check paid. docketed. Ervin Madock dba Madocks Texaco Service Station sues Jack McFadden for 53.45. judgment for plaintiff by default.
Arkansas forecasts fair and mild conditions with highs in the 70s and cool nights in the 40s. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers with cooler trends in the northeast. Look for light showers in the west tonight and scattered showers and possible thunderstorms Thursday afternoon. Highs Wednesday expected between 65 and 75.
Central Arkansas sees a warmer night with considerable cloudiness and a rise in temperature Thursday. Scattered showers begin Thursday morning and change to rain and thundershowers Thursday afternoon with lows in the upper 40s and Thursday highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Friday looks cooler with rain ending. Northeast Arkansas remains partly cloudy tonight with lows 35 to 44 and a warmer Thursday.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected in the afternoon with highs around the mid 60s to mid 70s. Partly cloudy, cooler conditions forecast for Friday, with Southeast and Northwest Southwest Arkansas showing variability in cloudiness and showers.
A 2-year-old boy in Chicago suffocated when a picnic drink cooler lid snapped shut while he napped inside. The body was found by his mother Eleanor Durkin, the AP reports.
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