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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1967

Page

2

Banana Eating Guy launches quirky love presidential bid

New York AP reports Louis Abolafia, 25, campaigning for president by spreading love through art during a Cosmic Love Convention in the East Village. He envisions cultural centers nationwide and wars ending as love spreads, with supporters urged to write in his name despite unlikely victory. Campaign staff say the event signals his emergence from the underground.

New York Village Theater Louis Abolafia United States Abolafia East Village Beatnick Harold Chitman Abolafla Andrew Kent California

Arkansan Soldier George F. Smith Dies in Vietnam

Washington AP reports Sgt. George F. Smith, son of George F. Smith of Bertys ville Arkansas, listed by the Defense Department as killed in action in South Vietnam.

Washington (Ap Mas Tne George F. Smith Bertysville Defense Department South Vietnam

Clark Defends Plan for Gun Registration

U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark argued in a Hendrix College speech that gun registration should be as common as car or dog registration. He tied registration to limited federal authority and local enforcement, calling ownership of firearms outrageous and urging more juvenile court funding to curb rising crime.

Clark America

Gentle Thursday Be-In Prompts Campus Picnic on Tuesday

About 50 hippies celebrated on the University of Arkansas campus with bread and honey, hopscotch, square dancing, guitars and singing. Spokesman Patrick Foster said the event aimed to be a public service to reduce stress and promote mellowness, with signs inviting poetry, chalk drawings, kite flying and conversations among strangers. If rain disrupted Tuesday celebration, it would shift to Wednesday and vice versa. The Fayetteville group referred to itself as the Fayetteville Chapter of the United Mutations.

Fayetteville Ark University of Arkansas Patrick Foster Huntsville The United Mutations

Bids Planned on Highway Projects

State Highway Commission will open bids May 24 on eight highway construction projects including three on Interstate 40. Planned work covers surfacing and bridges across St Francis, Crittenden, Forrest City, Calhoun and other counties with projects on Interstates 30 and 40, and U.S. highways 23 and 167.

Little Rock State Highway Commission St. Francis County Crittenden County Shearerville Forrest City Hot Springs and Saline Friendship Benton Pulaski Chicot Road Hot Springs Social Hill Franklin Roark Branch Garner Creek Hurricane Creek Smith Creek Moores Creek Calhoun Thornton U.S. 167 Mississippi Tyronza River

Hope IRS Seizes Store Goods

The groceries and furnishings of Walker's Supermarket at Eureka Springs seized April 13 by the Internal Revenue Service will be sold at public auction at 10 a.m. May 17 to satisfy 18722 in delinquent taxes owed by Roy B Walker, the store's owner.

Little Rock Walker Eureka Springs Internal Revenue Service Roy B. Walker

Sunflower and Moorhead Vote Outsiders in Civil Rights Clash

In Sunflower Mississippi white mayoral candidate W L Patterson defeats Otis Brown Jr 194 123 as blacks vote 185 153. Patterson says he drew some black support while the Mississippi Freedom Democratic party amplified a split along race lines. In Moorhead white leaders lead as ballot boxes go to a bank vault under federal order. voting in the delta towns followed a court voiding 1965 elections for black registration delays.

Vernon Guidry JR Sunflower, Miss Delta Sunflower W. L. Patterson Otis Brown Jr Patterson Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Moorhead Wesley I. Upchurch Jimmy Lee Douglas Freedom Democratic Party Mississippi

Surveyor 3 Makes Moon Dig Tests Before Rest

Ralph Dighton reports Surveyor 3 begins a two week rest after ten days of trenching in the Moon Ocean of Storms. The six thousand plus photographs show soil like wet sand to seven and a half inches with a possible harder layer below.

Ralph Dighton Pasadena Calif Surveyor 3 Tripod Jet Propulsion Laboratory Sureveyor 3

Moon lander notes compare Surveyor missions and outcomes

The report lists a 24 hour period ending Wednesday at 7 a m with a high of 68 and a low of 43. It recalls Apollo program context and compares Surveyor 1 2 and 3 missions, noting Surveyor 1 had a camera but no scoop, Surveyor 3 nearly failed like Surveyor 2 which crashed after a steering error last September.

Syrian government orders expulsion of Amman Friends group

The Syrian government has ordered the expulsion of the Amman Friends of the Middle East Association on charges of spying for the CIA. The private group runs educational and manpower training across the Middle East with offices in Jordan Egypt Iraq and other Arab states.

Damascus, Syria Amenan

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