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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
5
Fashion notes show rainwear moving from utility to style with new topcoats and Chesterfields modernized for spring. Slim tailored lines replace long A shapes, laminated fabrics appear for shaping, and textures range from silk to linen and bold prints. Ponchos, slickers, and capes join coats in a colorful, fashion-forward lineup for rain days.
Art Heyman of Duke received the Associated Press national Player of the Year award at the ACC basketball jamboree in Asheville with Duke coach Vic Bubas watching. Heyman led Duke to third place nationally and stands as the headline honoree of the event.
James Marlow reports that the Supreme Court now leans consistently liberal in civil rights and individual freedoms due to Justice Goldberg. Justice White complicates the lineup, shifting less clearly toward liberal or conservative, while the established liberal quartet remains pivotal in key rulings.
Democrats push for a faster legislative pace before the April recess led by Kennedy urging administration aides to speed action. A $500 million mass transit bill and a youth employment bill are set for later consideration, with Dirksen noting mixed support and no party stance on the transit measure. In Arkansas, Robert D. Edwards is named executive director of the Arkansas Association for Mental Health, effective April 15, as Rockefellers fund drives advance.
The film Lawren ce of Arabia inspires a chic Sheik look for spring. The piece notes masculine dash and caring appeal to the feminine heart, with desert imagery and Bedouin garb shaping the new feminine costume in the season.
Thomas Orr Fletcher, Pine Bluff manager of Arkansas Power & Light Co, died Sunday of a heart attack at a Pine Bluff hospital at age 56. A Paragould native, he served the utility for 33 years. Funeral and burial are planned for Tuesday in Pine Bluff.
The first of about 14 000 troops will train two weeks at Ft Chaffee starting June 1. The 8 000 man 4th Infantry Division from Oklahoma City and the 114th Evacuation Hospital Unit from Shreveport lead the arrivals. Arkansas guards units join, with the 142nd Artillery Group from Fayetteville among others from Little Rock North Little Rock Lake Village Dermott Fort Smith Booneville and DeWitt.
AP reports the University of Houston will host the inaugural outdoor track and field championships of the U.S. Track and Field Federation. The event runs from 7 to 8 with details announced by the federation.
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