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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1965
Page
2
Former Hope resident Mrs. Jack Petre died Monday in Oklahoma City. Survived by several brothers and sisters including Mrs. Lloyd Kinard of Hope. Services set for 3 p.m. Wednesday in Broken Bow Oklahoma.
Shreveport based Robert K Butcher Associates Inc has been elected to membership in the American Association of Advertising Agencies AAAA The firm founded in 1952 by Robert K Butcher also operates an office in L Pfeffer Rock and is the first locally owned agency in North Louisiana to gain AAAA status
Gov. Orval Faubus criticized major Arkansas papers during a dedication of Cooper Industrial Products plant in El Dorado. He praised the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission for creating over 108 000 state jobs in nine years. The Cooper unit employs 75 locally, with a related $11 million plant opened in Texarkana last year.
Hikers on the Montgomery march push 17 miles Monday with plans for 20 more as they traverse a dangerous two lane road near Big Swamp. King and his wife join the group at one rest stop while federal guardsmen accompany the demonstrators amid reports of Klan threats and political maneuvers.
Flying Clubs International members from Arkansas will attend a South Central Conference of private fliers in Dallas on May 14 and 15. Other states to be represented include Louisiana Tennessee Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas.
Astronauts Virgil I Grissom and John W Young prepare to launch the Gemini craft marking a new US space era. Wives, children, and Cape watchers face excitement and worry as Russia and space events unfold.
Mrs. Nancy Hall state treasurer underwent surgery Monday at a Little Rock hospital after entering Sunday. Her condition was described as very good.
The executive committee of the Capitol Club, owner of the Capitol cafeteria in Little Rock, voted Sunday to lock the cafeteria and close the Employment Security Division cafeteria as a satellite of Capitol Club Inc starting today. The Capitol Commission including Gov. Faubus, Secretary Kelly Bryant and Dr. John T. join in the announcement.
Arkansas faces a cold wave tonight with snow flurries mainly in the north. Temperatures drop to 15 to 28 degrees with a Wednesday high in the 20s to 30s. Louisiana warns of a cold wave and freeze, extreme north tonight, colder Wednesday, lows from 28 to 65 and highs in the 50s in the south.
The region faces showers and thunderstorms in eastern and southern Missouri with rain freezing to sleet and snow elsewhere. Snow totals reach 2 to 4 inches northeast and central Missouri, ending tonight. Arkansas sees clouds and mild with showers turning to snow flurries in the northwest, cold wave conditions late tonight.
Demonstrations by SNCC and civil rights groups at a private cafeteria in the basement led to State Police ejecting protesters for a third time. They challenge the clubs status as a race barrier after a mustard oil gas incident sickened officers and demonstrators.
The Urban Renewal Administration approves a $1,000 grant, aided by $500 state funds, to the University of Arkansas to expand advisory services on planning for small communities and counties. The funds will finance expanded outreach and technical support.
During the flight the pilot planned two orbital path shifts of up to 50 miles and a planned orbital plane change as a rehearsal for future missions when a Gemini craft will link with another satellite.
By HOWARD BENEDICT CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. The text describes America's space twins and an upcoming mission, highlighting their roles and the mission context. It notes the involvement of national space efforts and the expected outcomes tied to the space program.
The article lists the 18th and 19th space travelers following the 1961 launch era. It traces each prior U S and Soviet astronaut with flight mode, duration, and dates from Yuri Gagarin in April 1961 to the 1965 plan. The URA funded the university with $5 000 to start the program.
Astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young piloted the Gemini IT craft Molly Brown to alter its orbit above the United States. The 4 hour 52 minute, three orbit rehearsal tested outside-vehicle maneuvers and guidance as part of preparations for moon missions.
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