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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1962
Page
5
The Senior Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church sponsors the Lindsey Quarters at City Hall on Friday May 4 at 8 p.m. Admission is 35 cents and 76 cents. The public is invited.
The May calendar lists Gardenia Garden Club at 1 30 p m on Thursday with May Fellowship Day at the Christian Church. United Church Women and WSCS groups meet May activities and speakers are noted. Duplicate Bridge results are reported from the Hope Duplicate Bridge Club at the Diamond.
President Kennedy met for about an hour with seven AMA leaders to discuss medical care for the aged. No agreement emerged as both sides reaffirmed, Kennedy championed Social Security elder care while AMA opponents pressed their position. Secretary Ribicoff said the meeting was at Kennedy’s initiative and that he expects the King-Anderson bill to pass in Congress.
Lela Chavez a Ouachita Baptist College history junior has been accepted for Peace Corps work in Peru. She is the second Ouachita student chosen. Earlier, Jim Pat Batson of Searcy was accepted for a teaching post. The report also notes selections in Ethiopia.
Mr and Mrs J D Hammons of Huntsville Alabama welcomed their third child a girl born April 30 The infant weighed 6 pounds Grandmothers are Mrs Fay Hammons of Hope and Mrs K K Spooner of Dallas
Mrs. Blair Shuford and Joek hosted weekend guests Mrs. Vera D. Whitener and Miss Kyle Bussey of Grady. Mrs. Leon Prescott of McCaskill recuperates after surgery at Wadley Hospital. Texarkana visitors included Mrs. J. C. Broyles and others. Arkansas Medical Society and Auxiliary sessions in Hot Springs drew several attendees. National Convention of Junnar Auxiliaries in LA includes Mrs. J. W. Branch and two others.
A. A. Blagonravov of the Soviet Academy of Sciences told space scientists from 18 countries that the USSR would launch additional manned spaceflights before year end and deploy its first meteorological satellite. He spoke at a meeting in Vy, outlining a series of satellite launches this year and ongoing medical and biological experiments during the next manned flight.
A letter from a long distance Army wife asks how to fill spare time during her husband’s service. Dorothy Dix advises organizing community service with other wives, Cleveland and Gary examples, and suggests practical projects to combat loneliness.
CENTO nations shelved plans to unify military activities under a single commander. Pakistan backed by Turkey and Iran sought an American commander, hoping to tighten ties to CENTO and imitate NATO, while Britain and the U S opposed a NATO-like structure. The two day CENTO ministerial conference addressed Communist influence in the Middle East.
Washington AP report notes a reserve rifle company at Fort Smith Arkansas and several Marine units will be deactivated as part of a Corps restructuring to form a new division for emergency use aimed at improved readiness and rapid response.
An advertisement invites readers to request leaflets promoting sex education for teens and offers stamped self addressed envelopes for response. The notice mentions additional information and urges inquiry through the newspaper.
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