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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1966

Page

4

Obituaries and Festival Notice From Arkansas Page

Mrs Charity Woolsey 78 dies in Shreveport funeral Friday at Columbus burial in Columbus Cemetery survivors include husband Sam Woolsey seven daughters and many relatives from Hope Texarkiana Washington Houston McCaskill and California Willie R Taylor 54 dies in Nashville survivor list includes wife children and siblings services held in Latimer Funeral Home burial in Belton Cemetery Mrs C P Taylor Ward notes death of 85 at Rison Ark mother of R D Taylor Funeral arrangements incomplete Ozark Handicraft Folk Festival set in Mountain View April 15-17 Guild president J O Woolly highlights new exhibitors products and demonstrators

Charity Woolsey Shreveport Columbus Joe Jones Columbus Cemetery Horndon Cornelius Sam Woolsey Lord of Columbus Daughs George Collins Hppe Gladys Hawthorne Mamie Walker Ray Talley Houston Jack Rhodes McCaskill Danny Hayes Shreeport May Wren Willie R. Taylor Nashville Ozan Midway Baptist Church Disabled Veteran's Organization William Katherine John Taylor Hope Latimer Furneal Cahool Belton Cemetery C. P. Taylor Ward 0. P. Taylor Rison Ark R. D. Taylor Ozark Mountain View J. 0. Woolly Quitman

The Tort Claims Act opens suit against the government

An American Bar Association public service feature explains how the 1946 Federal Tort Claims Act allows lawsuits for negligence by government employees. It notes limits, such as no claims for intentional wrongs or high level decisions, and cites cases where claimants were compensated for injuries on government property or caused by government actions.

Parliament Nevada Amierican Bar Association Will Bernard Amerigai Bar Association

Memorial notices and local church service in Hope

The Largo notes include a building fund service at Lonoke Baptist Church on Sunday April 3 at 3 p.m. Rev. E A Parchia to preach with Garrett Chapel Baptist Choir providing music. Also funeral for Toney Forbes set for Tuesday March 29 at 2 p.m. at Garrett Chapel Baptist Church with interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. Hicks Funeral Home directing.

Ladies of Lonoke Baptist Church Building Fund E. A. Parchia Garrett Chapel Bapist Church Walter White

Scientist reports a new cancer drug that targets cancer cells

Pittsburgh AP science report describes a two faced cancer fighting drug dubbed stingless mustard ADL-45. Developed by Dr Zinon O Papanastassiou at Arthur D Little Inc it shows activity against various animal tumors including leukemia lines. Human trials planned but optimism is cautious.

Frank Carey Associated Press Pittsburgh Zinon O. Papanastassiou Arthur D. Little, Inc Cambridge Mass American Chemical Society

Bearden Sets U of A Pole Vault Mark

Arkansas star Berry Bearden vaulted 15 feet 4 inches to set a university division record during the 15th Arkansas Relays. Air Force Academy and Missouri also posted Relay marks with Kansas State and Oklahoma State setting additional records in sprint events. Other top results included Eugene Crews of Missouri in shot put and Richard Boehringer of Emporia State in triple jump.

Fayetteville Ark Arkansas Berry Bearden Air Force Academy Oklahoma State Eugene Crews Missouri Steve Herndon Richard Boehringer Emporia State Dennis Tague Pittsburg State Dave Carleson Drake Vargene Schirling Gary Schwartz Kansas Souri Miles Lister Wallace Young Pittsburg Garet Vonhetzer Valgene Schierling Emporia Tommy Burnett Jackie Hunt Harry Jones Barry Bearden Kansas State Liam McDowell Southwest Richard Dipavla Old Southern Poria Woods Inos

Agouti Rodent Reaches Large Rabbit Size Across Americas

The agouti, a South American and Mexican rodent, attains a size comparable to a large rabbit, Britannica notes in its overview of the species.

South America Mexico Encyclopaedia Britannica

Royals Hold Off Celtics 113 107 For 2 1 Lead In East Semis

Cincinnati Royals beat Boston Celtics 113 107 in Boston to take a 2 1 lead in the Eastern Division semifinal. Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas each scored 27. Happy Hairston added six late free throws. John Havlicek led Boston with 36.

Associated Press Sweet Home Jack McMahon Cincinnati Royals Celtics Boston Cincinnati Zelmo Bealy St. Louis Hawks Baltimore Bullets St Louis Royals Sam Jones Happy Hairstan Oscar Robertson Robertson Jerry Lucas Hairston John Havlicek

Mississippi State Names Jesse Branch Assistant Coach

Jesse Branch, a former all-SWC halfback at Arkansas, is named an assistant coach on Paul Davis Mississippi State's football staff. The 25 year old joins from Arkansas where he was a graduate assistant on the Ravenback staff and previously played in the Canadian League with the Calgary Stampeders. Branch, from Pine Bluff Arkansas, will report to work immediately and joins Bo Ford and John Shipton on the new staff.

Starkville Miss Jesse Branch Arkansas Paul Davis Mississippi State Wade Walker Branch Frank Broyles Arkansas Raverback Calgary Stampeders Mississippi States Bo Ford Kentucky John Shipton Virginia ‘Tech Davis Pine Bluff Ark

USC Heads to National AAU Meet for More Swim Honors

USC seeks more national recognition at Brandon Florida as it faces Yale in the National AAU Championships. Roy Saari leads the Trojans in a campaign after earning a fourth straight NCAA team title with 302 points, while Don Schallander of Yale sits out due to NCAA grade rule disputes and illness.

Ken Robison Associated Press AIR Force Academy, Corp University of Southern California Indiana Brandon Fla Trojans Yale Tvy Don Schallander Schallander Southern California Peter Daland Roy Saari Diana Michigan Michigan State Southern Methodist Stanford Carolina State UCLA Ohio State Saab Utah Mike Caribaldi Washington Jack Medica

NBA Fayalte Saturday and Sunday results in semifinals

Eastern Semifinals saw Boston beat Cincinnati 132 to 125 on Saturday and Cincinnati 113 to 107 on Sunday to lead the best-of-five series. Western Semifinals had St Louis defeating Baltimore 105 to 100 as St Louis takes a 2-0 series lead. No games scheduled today with Tuesday slated games coming.

NBA Fayalte Associated Press Boston Cincinnati St. Louis Baltimore

Montreal, Boston tilt highlights early NHL action

National Hockey League standings show Montreal leading with 84 points after 38 games. Toronto and Detroit trail, with results from Tuesday’s schedule noting Montreal 5 Boston 2 and Toronto 3 Detroit 1 amid tense early season play.

National Hockey League Associated Press Gega Montreal Chicago Toronto Detroit New York Iga Boston Montreal

Sanders Aims for Major Wins After Jacksonville Victory

Doug Sanders seeks bigger prizes after winning $13,500 for the Greater Jacksonville Open at Sealy Marina. He aims to claim one of the four majors this year, eyeing Augusta's Masters. Sanders, managed by Mike McCormick, already captured the Bob Hope Desert Classic and set a tournament record 273 before weather and a late surge sealed the victory.

F. T. Macfeel Jacksonville, Fla Doug Sanders Mike McCormick Cleveland Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Sanders Greater Jacksonville Brewer Tommy Rolt Frank Beard Weaver Tony Lema

Time Running Out for Black Hawks in Tight NHL Chase

The Chicago Black Hawks, the NHL club yet to win a regular season title, slid four points back in the race as Montreal led after a 1-0 game tied with Detroit. Montreal rolled to a 3-0 victory over Boston, closing in on its seventh pennant in ten years, while Chicago, Montreal, and Toronto all had three games left, including a key head to head on Montreal’s ice. In other action, Toronto defeated the Rangers 5-1, narrowing the gap to the Black Hawks. Charles C. Rhodes, 94, of Kingsland, was killed in a collision between his car and a Bison school bus north of Bison.

Associated Press Montreal Canadiens Chicago Black Hawks Hawks Montreal Detroit Red Wings Canadiens Boston Toronto New York Rangers Kingsland Bison, Ark Charles C. Rhodes Bison Here

Tresh in Yank Victory Mets Edge Indians in Extra Innings

Tommy Tresh sparked the Yankees with a pair of homers to lift New York 7-6 in 15 innings over Cincinnati. The Mets beat Philadelphia 5-4 in 12, and California outlasted Cleveland 11-8 in 11. Other games saw White Sox win ninth straight, plus several 4-3 and 5-1 scores.

Tresh Mets Shade Indians

3 Year Olds in Spotlight at Oaklawn

Thoroughbred racing shifts to Oaklawn Park with the Arkansas Derby valued at 50 thousand dollars while Gulfstream Park hosts the Florida Derby at 100 thousand dollars Buckpasser the 1965 2 year old champion is out of the Florida Derby due to a quarter crack Impressive and Kauai King are top Derby contenders with Impressive aiming at Kentucky Derby if Buckpasser falters First Family wins Gulfstream Park Handicap in a rain soaked race over Selari paying 26 80

Gulfstream Park Oaklawn Park Buckpasser Mike Ford First Family Casey Hayes Selari

Red Diplomats Are Expelled From Kenya

Nairobi Kenya Home Minister Daniel Arap Moi says foreign diplomats spent over 400000 pounds in attempts to subvert the Kenya government during 19 months from June 1 1964 to last Dec 31.

Nairobi Kenya Daniel Arap Moi

Exhibition Baseball Scores From Spring Games Across U S

A flood of spring exhibition results shows Chicago, New York, Detroit, Houston, Kansas City, Washington, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Boston, Minnesota, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Atlanta, San Francisco, Cleveland, and others posting varied wins and losses. Multiple games list scores, 12 inning play, and venues across Florida and Arizona, with teams matching up in Tampa, Clearwater, Bradenton, and more.

Associated Press Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee New Orleans New York Okla. City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Hal Bock New York Yankee Johnny Keane Tommy Tresh Tresh Yankees Keane Fort Lauderdale Fla Bill Henry Dom Zanni Yankee New York Mets California Chicago White Sox Baltimore Washington St. Louis Houston Minnesota Chicago Cubs San Francisco Reds Bill Stafford Elston Howard Horace Clarke Clete Boyer Choo Choo Coleman Mets Cleon Jones Ron Swoboda John Herrnstein al Luplow Angels Jose Cardenal Tucson Iain Clearwater Tampa Cocoa Orlando St. Petersburg Fort Myers Lakeland Bradenton

Skeet Shoot Planned Here on April 17

The Hempstead Skeet Club hosts a non registered shoot at the Airport range on April 17 with 50 birds per shooter. Winners in five classifications, including novices, can claim trophies regardless of class. Entry is 5 dollars. reloads are 1.50 per box. Contact Cox, Lauterbach, Braden, or Gough for details.

Hempstead Airport Range Forc John M. Cox Dick Lauterbach James Braden Charles Gough

Fights Roundup From Weekend Bouts In Various Regions

Blair Richardson won light middleweight by points in South Bar Nova Scotia after defeating Gomeo Brennan while Richard son claimed the British Empire middleweight title in a separate bout. Pel Pedranza outpointed Eiji Maruki in Tokyo as another match concluded.

Associated Press Glace Bay N.S Blair Richardson South Bar Gomeo Brennan Bahamas Richardson Tokyo Pel Pedranza Philippines Eiji Maruki Japan

Minister's Son Purge Casualty in Cuba

Havana AP reports Raul Roa Jr., 29, son of Cuba's foreign minister, was removed from his post in the Foreign Trade Ministry amid Fidel Castro's purge of “soft revolutionaries.” Officials say he may be drafted to a farm labor brigade, with his father not involved. Dozens of officials have been arrested for alleged immoral activities since the purge began ten days ago.

Havana Raul Roa Jr Cuba Fidel Castro Roa Foreign Trade Ministry Castro

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