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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1963

Page

2

The Nurse and the Captain In the Dark

In a tense scene Dawn waits on a ledge while Dr Hayburn and Captain Nichols plan a rescue. They weigh risks, noting a string of recent traumas from Hooper, Higby, and the Canaday murder as Dawn’s fragile resolve teeters between action and withdrawal.

Warning Order in Dolan v Dolan Legal Notice No 3636

Clydell T Dolan sues Jerry Dolan and the defendant is warned to appear in court within thirty days to answer the complaint. Witness the court seal dated April 26 1963 with clerk Leona Cole and dates April 27 May 4 11 18 1983.

Clydell T. Dolan Jerry Dolan Dim Cole Leona Cole D.C

Notice of Sale in Hempstead County Chancery Court

The Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas orders sale of the East Half of the Southeast Quarter 33 14S 23W on May 24 1963 at 11 00 A M at the Hempstead County Courthouse Hope Arkansas. Terms: three month credit with option to pay cash. buyer to post bond and secured lien retained on lands. Commissioner Jim Cole signs April 1953.

Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas R. E. Davis Mary Beth Davis B. A. Davis Chancery Chancery Court Frances Davis Cook Ruel &. Davis Hempstead County Court House City of Hope County of Hempstead State of Arkansas Township Jim Cole

American Climbers Face Everest As Radio Silence Persists

A 18 man Everest expeditions crew at Camp Six faced a May Day summit bid as radio blackout obscured the fate of the first assault team. Weather and thin air hinder progress with two other groups at Camp Five and Camp Four awaiting their turn. Expedit ion policy withholds climber identities until safe return.

Alan M. Kennedy Katmandu Nepal Everest Camp Five Camp Four Camp Six

Rural County Meet at Blevins Gym Opens Senior Talent Division

The Rural County Meet senior talent division took place at Blevins High School gym on April 30 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Norma Daniels as hostess. About 124 students competed in instrumental, dramatic reading, comedy, vocal solos, duets, trios and choral groups. Master of ceremonies Flaskel Jones of KXAR kept the program moving. results will be announced in Saratoga on May 7.

Blevins Norma Daniels Flaskel. Jones KXAR Carol Evans Saratoga Sue Jones Guernsey Janice Dearinger Spring Hill Sue Cathy Montgomery Wanda Jackson Jane Black Pam Butler Jack Aaron Jackie Kidd Bob McCormack Bonnie Stone Jackie Wilson Linda Roeberts Jessie Tullis Larry Walden Sue Wright Jackie Marlin Sue McKamie de Lois Trees Betty Fontaine Ann Cato Dianne Anderson Elaine Adams Jerry Blackmon Glenda Thurman Alice Fulton Nelda Hoover Caralyn Powell Sylvia Rosenbaum Nita Gaines Donna Sue McJunkins Rose Fontaine Gwendolyn McJunkins

Jumping Frog Event Draws Arkansas In May Calaveras tie

Associated Press reports Arkansas joins the International Frogs Jump May 18 19 at Angels Camp California. Traveler the Arkansas frog travels in a crate to California to challenge the world record jump of 16 feet 10 inches for a 500 prize. Local officials plan to have an Arkansas native in California handle Traveler during the jump.

J.C. Tillman Associated Press Mark Twain Calaveras County Litle Arkansas Angel's Camp Calif Arkansas County Little Rock Guy Orval E. Faubus California Jan Arkansas Pwain

Batesville Faces Night Parking Ban Debate

City records reveal a proposed ordinance to ban leaving motor vehicles on Batesville streets all night. Law experts warn the statute may be hard to enforce but locals expect a clash over overnight parking limits.

Batesville

Khrushchev Expresses Laos Settlement Efforts

Soviet Premier Khrushchev sent personal good wishes to President Kennedy and said his envoy in Laos would work with British and American ambassadors to resolve the Laos crisis. Harriman, after a 3 hour talk in Moscow, told Kennedy the written reply was not sent due to Castro’s Cuban visit and Khrushchev’s busy schedule.

Washington Khrushchev Kennedy Laos W. Averell Harriman Harriman Moscow White House Fidel Castro

Arkansas Delegation Denies Kennedy Push to Mediate Desegregation

In Washington Arkansas lawmakers say they know nothing of a report that President Kennedy asked Gov. Orval Faucus to pair with Alabama’s George Wallace on desegregation matters. Sen. John L. McClellan, present at the meeting where the alleged request was said to be made, reports no knowledge of the call. A trio of hunters later claimed the tale had backfired and compared the call to a rabbit’s distress sound, noting it could lure predators.

Frances Nicholas Hayburn Dawn Claude Kiddo Nichols Dor Rep. Oren Harris J. W. Trimble Wilbur Mills Gov. Wallace Kennedy Faubus Wallace Pierre Salinger White House Faulks Carolinas Little Rock Arkansas Washington Orval E. Faucus Alabama George Wallace Smatter John L. McClellan Richard Painter Billy Gaudin W. J. Gowlin Princeton New Jersey Lincoln Franklin Churchill John Morton Blum Wilson United States Ike League of Nations Senate League

Churchill and Wilson Had Confidence in Oratory and Power

James Marlow contrasts Sir Winston Churchill and Woodrow Wilson, noting their lifelong belief in their political destiny and skill with language. It traces Churchill’s wartime leadership and postwar neglect, Wilson’s prewar focus, League of Nations idealism, and their differing legacies in shaping 20th century history.

James Marlow Associated Press News Washington (Ap Winston Churchill Woodrow Wilson Churchill Wilson Britain Germany

New Arkansas Highway Map to Be Released May 15

The Arkansas Highway Department will make the official 1963 map available to the public on May 15. The new edition is folded six times instead of eight and is two inches narrower. About 200,000 copies will be printed, featuring a cover illustration of three Arkansas belles on the lawn of a mansion at Helena.

Little Rock Arkansas Highway Department AHD Helena

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Hooper Matthew Higby Canaday Mrs. Terrill Ryan Ark Mt. Everest The Alexander Graham Bell Association Bell Gloria Cato Cynthia McCormack Janice Martin Linda Roberts Balestine Valle Vo. Ag. Instr Troy W. Buck Jones Russia Kxar Kolumn University of Arkansas Norman Moore Cities Service Phillip Manus 3Rd St Hiery
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