Hope Star masthead and advertising notices
The Hope Star newspaper masthead lists staff roles and offices including Publisher Editor and Manager. It notes circulation, subscription rates, classified ads, and national advertising representatives, and states AP membership with exclusive republication rights for local and AP dispatches.
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Alek, H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Donat Parker
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Jean Adter
Mas. Co
M.pod. Roger, Jr
Cuba Voice of Reform Demands and Socialist Stand
Cuba Deeper urges those aligned with its interests not to bow to trials. Castro asserts government actions serve its class, with a crowd singing We Shall Triumph. He warns if Kennedy dislikes socialism, Cuba rejects imperialism and capitalism and asserts its right to a socialist state 90 miles from the United States.
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Castro
Kennedy
Cuba
U.S
United States
NBC distributes 25000 discussion guides for debates
NBC distributes about 25 000 discussion guides weekly for NBC TV Saturday debates on The Nation's Future. The booklets include background research a bibliography of suggested readings and arguments Pro and Con for each topic and are sent to schools and civic groups.
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New York
National Broadcasting Company
Nbc-Tv
Aerial Pirate Continued from Page One
Captain Francis X. Riley of Miami Shores recounts a cockpit seizure by a man who drew a pistol and ordered copilot J T Richardson to abandon ship Then the hijacker took control directing a non stop flight toward Cuba claiming he would reveal plans to Castro and threatening disaster if Havana was not reached within 30 minutes as the aircraft neared Key West the pilot sent distress zig zags without response
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Miami Shores
J.T. Richardson
Jacksonville
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Tie
Cuba
Trujilly Haat
Castro
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Key West
NASA
Shepard
Cape Canaveral
Project Mercury
Moon
Yuri A. Gagarin
Earth
U.S
Redstone
U S Mercury Flight Delayed by Weather Over Cape Canaveral
The countdown for the Redstone mission to launch John Glenn’s Mercury flight was halted due to heavy overcast along the Cape and 290 mile missile range. NASA postponed the attempt at 7 40 a m with no new date set, citing a minimum 48 hour recycle time and preparation needed after tanks are emptied.
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Shepard
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA Mercury
Chocolate Milk for Lunch by Janet Henry
A child complains about portions saying glasses aren’t filled enough and asking why seconds aren’t allowed. The dialogue centers on fairness and sharing during lunch.
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Janet Henry
Seven Prescott girls awarded sweaters in school program
Seven members of Prescott High School girls basketball received white and gold sweaters in a school ceremony led by coach Harold McKinney. Four year lettermen Annette Milam Mary Jane Lavender Marcia Buchanan Joyce Johnson Patsy McGlone. New policy grants maroon bars for continued lettermen status.
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Prescott High School
Harold McKinney
Annette Milam
Mary Jane Lavender
Marcia Buchanan
Joyce Johnson
Patsy McGlone
Bonnie Harris
Carolyn Lavender
Rainbow Garden Club
Harold Ingram
Tra Tyree
Bill Bolton
N. A. Peters
Lawrence Stovall
Lucy Cheney
A. R. Underwood
Duke
Ira Tyree
Bert Wingfield
Clifford Johnson
Gordon Danner
J. GL. Coe
Mary B. Smith
Roy Duke
Ellis Stewart
Rosston Road
Bolton
Weather Summary of Central Regions Afternoon to Thursday
Regional forecast by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Central northeast and southeast predicts clear to partly cloudy skies this afternoon. Tonight and Wednesday warmer with showers developing Wednesday night. Thursday brings scattered thundershowers and mild conditions. Temperatures vary from mid 60s to mid 70s across central and southeast areas, with lows mostly upper 40s to mid 50s and higher regional variability. Louisiana and Missouri sections note lingering cloudiness, scattered showers, and cooler temperatures through Wednesday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Louisiana
Provisional End to Fight in Laos
AP dispatch from Vientiane reports a provisional halt to fighting 45 miles north of the capital after a truce meeting between a government officer and Pathet Lao rebel major. Authorities hope for a nationwide cease-fire, while doubts linger about rebels seeking favorable terms and possible U.S. withdrawal demands.
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Laos
John Griffin
Vientiane
Here
Phounmi Nosavan
Tino Sopsat
Vang Khu
Prince Bour Oum
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Pathet Law
Texas Newspaper Is Prize Winner
The Globe Times from Texas won the 1961 Pulitzer Prize for public service for its campaign that spurred a law enforcement shakeup and a reform slate’s election. Tad Moses and Harper Lee were noted for drama and fiction prizes, while the piece mentions a prehistoric wombat fossil.
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Amarilo
Globe Times
Texas
State Loses to Mississippi State in Nineteenth Century Style
Jonesboro Arkansas AP Arkansas State managed only three hits off Mississippi State right-hander Sam Ellis as the Maroons won 6-1. Mississippi State led with two runs in the third on Hal Green's single and exploded for four in the ninth with Roy Johnson tripling and Ellis adding a single. Tommy Paul hit a 350 foot homer for Arkansas State's lone run.
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Ark
Arkansas State
Mississippi State
Sam Ellis
Maroons
Hal Green
Roy Johnson
Ellis
Tommy Paul
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