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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
2
Partly cloudy to cloudy and warm through Saturday with a chance of thunderstorms mainly in the north and west. Highs near 83, nights near 60, lows in the 60s. Northern and western areas most affected, with extreme northwest reflected in Saturday forecast.
From Corning Iowa the National Farmers Organization says it will urge members in 25 states to bring dairy cows for marketing at about 60 assembly points. NFC president Oren Lee Staley says most members will sell one or two cows, not whole herds, to press for a two cent rise in milk price despite a federal court order. Altrusa International invites one woman per business or professional group to join.
Progress was reported in efforts to avert a strike in the New York newspaper industry after late negotiations beyond contract expirations between five major papers and 10 unions. Mediator Theodore W. Kheel said there will obviously not be a strike today but the situation remains unsettled. He noted good progress on issues involving the deliverers and printers while talks between publishers and deliverers and printers progressed.
U S Vice President Hubert H Humphrey faced a paint throwing incident in Rome as opponents of the Vietnam War targeted him at the Verdi opera Ernani. Eight demonstrators were detained including Gianni Bazzan and David Blum, with leaflets and a smoke bomb visible nearby while Humphrey met Italian leaders and prepared to visit Florence.
AP report recalls Robert E. Kintner's 30 year perspective on President Johnson. From reporter to ABC and NBC president, he now leads White House staff briefings and prepares Cabinet meeting agendas, finding the government role more challenging and rewarding than broadcasting leadership.
Aetna Life and Casual Participating Annuity announces purchase of Participating Annuity Life Insurance Co. of Little Rock Arkansas. The firm will remain based in Little Rock while its operational offices move to McLean Virginia.
NATO moves its SHAPE headquarters to the Cas teau camp 30 miles south of Brussels after leaving France. About 10,000 people relocate with desks, maps, and equipment as Allied Powers Europe begins operations. The NATO council will move from Paris in September, with staff from Washington to follow.
The six year drought in the Northeast has eased due to heavy winter snowfalls while Midwest farmers await April rains to revive crops. New York City reservoirs gained 4.8 billion gallons as cold Canadian air shifted east, reducing emergency water measures in some areas.
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg denies plans to run against Senator Javits in 1968 while a credible gap remains about his willingness to run if nominated. Brooklyn leaders push him, as Kennedy Wagner and others weigh options, with Johnson expected to influence the outcome. Modern telescopes can detect celestial objects two billion light years away.
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