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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1960
Page
5
Morison warns inflation poses threats to the economy and calls for prepared action in the chamber. He criticizes wage spirals, strikes, featherbedding, and fiscal practices that discourage savings and increase cost of living. He urges direct action by businessmen to restore balance without sacrifices.
AP report says jockey Dick Clark testified he learned of payola in November and that Anthony Mammarella told him at a late November meeting he had accepted money from record companies. Clark denied intending to mislead House investigators about Charles Had Jearn early the day before. Subcommittee investigators said ABC relied on Clark's sworn statement.
Weather bulletin reports for the 24 hours ending 1 p.m. May 7 shows fair to cloudy skies across Arkansas with largely inland and coastal variations. Daytime highs reach mid 70s to near 80s, overnight lows upper 40s to mid 50s, and a west to southwest wind. No significant precipitation, with extended outlook calling for near normal temperatures and showers mainly midweek.
Budget Director Maurice H. Stans contends current spending will drive the federal budget to about 160 billion dollars by 1970 with outlays near 130 billion. He calls recent spending compulsory and says programs begun are hard to turn off. He notes potential tax gains could reach 40 billion by 1970 but warns higher spending may offset revenue gains.
In observance of National Music Week pupils at Garland School present a program. On Wednesday at 10:40 am first graders perform The Stay Spangled Banner Can You Sing I Want a Whistle I Wish So and Round The Village. Fourth grade square dances Red River Valley and Duck the Oyster. Second graders sing and play Rhythm Bend instruments Glow Worm Melody of Love Oh What a Beautiful Mornin and Whistle While You Work. Sixth grade string students play Yan Kee Dade Fiddle Pee Dee Lightly Row and Praise Hymn.
AP reports thousands of students in Seoul and major cities like Pusan and Taeshy protested the National Assembly elections. Demonstrations demanded dissolution of the Assembly and constitutional change toward a prime ministership. No clashes were seen in three cities, while about 150 students squatted near the Assembly building in Seoul. Leaders urged election reform and transition from Syngman Rhee’s presidency, with the caretaker government facing intensified pressure as Rhee resigned weeks earlier.
Reported by AP, a windstorm and a small truck collided head-on on a mountain curve near here. The wreck killed Rinar Hollen, 67, of Chivuga, and his wife Mupgit. Willie Adams and another occupant of the Wyuck truck died in the crash. Names and details are incomplete due to damaged text. the event involved two vehicles and multiple fatalities.
A jumble of town notices and social items: Junius Chamier presides over Arkunga meeting with commerce group aiming to raise 1000 for the association. Spring Hill residents urged to attend a Wildlife Assn gathering at Pamond Cafe Thursday night after a car movie showing. Bennie Guy and Mrs. Norman Jones hosted visitors to Carlsbad Cavern National Park in New Mexico. Community clubs, college links, and business leaders appear throughout with upcoming events and notable visits mentioned.
AP dispatch reports mixed crop conditions with adequate moisture in some regions and underway planting in several counties. Cottaging and strawberry progress are positive, with harvest and seeding continuing in Francis, Crawford, and neighboring counties as spring work proceeds.
One victim of Caryl Chessman sits in a trance after his execution, unable to grasp the passage of time. Mary Alice Meza, 20, remains in a mental institution weeks after the case. Her mother Ruth Shaw expresses lingering fear and sadness over the tragedy and its impact on families.
Six persons were injured in a motor vehicle collision yesterday near North Little Rock. The Mackinnons of Des Moines Iowa were occupants. their ages and exact injuries are listed for local hospital treatment. Others injured include Charles Russell and Susie Keith among Nuit Lidle Rock residents. Hassell was driving the vehicle.
Horace Pearson of Delark, brother of Misa, dies in a sudden illness. locals note the family ties and mourn the loss as neighbors offer condolences and prepare for funeral rites.
The Fa mrie Cot Coop challenged anti trust laws as stifling competition in Maryland and Virginia milk trade. The ruling upheld a lower court decision that Mile Produce must dispose of the embassy in 2054 for 3.05 million dollars. The coop, with about two thousand former members, supplied a large share of Washington milk sales and sought to broaden control over the market.
In Los Angeles three year old Cheryl Como daughter of actor Lani Tint er fled from a Beverly Hills area family home with two other girls after a weekend at a child care facility. Juvenile authorities planned to return the girls to secure custody or the retreat center. Cheryl had been placed under wardship after fatally stabbing her mother’s lover Julia Sturmpapaly two years earlier.
Levi Johansson, 73, of Hot Spategs, killed by a car while walking along Highway 1 about 270 days ago. The identified suspect is Givures Gastog, 40, following the crash near Here.
A scrambled report outlines Congress actions and White House debate. The passage references a Republican led Congress, a defense aid bill, and opposition to foreign aid. It notes a veto or funding figures and a public controversy over the use of foreign assistance, with mentions of the Suez Canal and presidential stance.
The Tabernacle leads in this week’s church contest against Now Bethul Assembly of God at Smith venue. Score 14 to 82 reported, with the competition focusing on church attendance. The event marks the second week of the KeveT week contest, noting an Increase in Sunday attendance and the 1058-59 Sunday Shug average.
A crowded session discusses advancing rights for Cuired People and community leadership voices. Daisy Bules and Mrs. Daisy Bules are named amid calls for reform while officials from NACL oversee the proceedings. The debate centers on leadership, legitimacy of delegates, and the path to fair engagement ahead of elections.
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