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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1967

Page

8

Explanation of Committee of 100 at Chamber of Commerce

The Chamber of Commerce forms a nine member Executive Committee from Hemphstead County business leaders who pledge $100 each to fund industrial development. Funds support travel and entertainment for industrial prospects. no salaries are paid. The Hope Water and Light Commission will match up to $5,000, doubling each $100 gift to $200.

Chamber of Commerce Hempestead County Hope Water & Light Commission

Rail Strike Issue Will Be Stormy

House Commerce Committee chair Rep Harley Staggers predicts a stormy session as hearings open on President Johnsons plan to block a threatened nationwide rail strike. The plan creates a five member board to mediate the dispute and imposes compulsory settlement after 90 days if needed. Union leaders oppose compulsory arbitration while railroads favor broader federal law changes. Senate critics urge swift action and caution on limits of government intervention.

Carl P. Leubsdorf Washington House Commerce Committee Johnson Harley C. Stage Gers Congress Staggers West Virginia Senate Labor Committee Wayne Morse Oregon Jennings Randolph Randolph Senate Jacob K. Javits New York GOP Taday Toureday

Miss Hope Pageant Contenders Named for May Show

Two contestants, Miss Janice Lloyd and Miss Dora Ann King, compete in the annual Miss Hope Pageant at the Hope High School Auditorium on Saturday night May 13. Lloyd, 21, daughter of Mr and Mrs John C. Lloyd, is a Hope High School and Worth Business College alumna with extensive scholastic and service awards. King, 21, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank King, is a Hope High School graduate and Quadista Baptist University senior with musical training and honors, including Sweetheart of the Ouachita Singers and Who's Who listing.

Hope High School Janice Lloyd John c. Lloyd of Hope The Hope Jaycees Janice Worth Business College Fayetteville N.C FTA FHA Dora Ann King Frank King Hope Dora Ann Quadista Baptist University Ouachita Singers Madrigal Singers Kappa Delta A Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Ouachita

Wills Fight Stalls House Committee Seats

Washington AP A tense power struggle between Rep Wilebur Mills head of Ways and Means and Rep Harley Dyvers chair of Commerce delays filling Democratic vacancies on a key panel handling gas communications and transportation. Rep Waggonner from Plain Dealing Louisiana pressures for a seat as party lines harden with Staggers opposing enlarging the panel.

Carl P. Leubsdorf Washington House Wilebur D. Mills Ways and Means Harley Dyers Commerce Committee Rep Se Waggoner Plain Dealing Ways and Means Committee

Hope pageant at Hope High set for May 13

Miss Gayle Williams, 19, will represent Hope at Saturday pageant in Hope High School Auditorium. A 1966 Hope High graduate and current Southern State College freshman in Magnolia, she has training in modern dancing, fencing, voice, and music. Gayle, 5'4" and 115 pounds, is active in choir, Madrigal Singers, synchronized swimming, and Women Students Association, and was senior beauty, homecoming queen, NHS president, and 1966 Southwest Arkansas Junior Miss.

Hope High School Gayle Williams Lucy Mae Williams Hope Gayle Southern State College Magnolia Orette Association of Women Students At Southern State NHS Southwest Arkansas

Dodd Plea Leaves Senate Unmoved On Censure Charge

Senate ethics members remained unmoved by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd’s opening defense as they weigh a censure if found guilty of double billing travel expenses and misusing campaign funds. Dodd argued no deliberate double billing, citing a series of letters from 1961 to 1964. committee members stood by the facts and potential “course of conduct” forming the basis for censure.

John Chadwick Washington Senate Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Democrat Bipartisan Dodd Lan Eugene J. McCarthy Dee Ming Ethics Committee Wallace F. Bennett Rutah George Rose Sell B. Long DeLa Ethice Committee Long Qlyline Michael V. O'Hare

Churchill complains politics are degrading in England

London AP reports Randolph Churchill, son of Sir Winston, says English politics humiliate candidates and their families by scrutinizing wives and appearances. He notes his own repeated election defeats as a Conservative MP during and after wartime while Byrnes marks his 88th birthday and 61st wedding anniversary in Columbia, South Carolina.

London England Randolph Churchill Winston Churchill Churchill House of Commons Columbia S.C James F. Byrnes Byrnes U.S. Supreme Court South Carolina

The Negro Community Highlights and Birth Announcements

Ester Hicks notes weekend travel of JoAnn Lagrone to Tulsa visiting family. Lurie Morton and G L Cox announce a 7 pound baby girl born May 2 1967 at Branch General Hospital with grandparents from Arkansas and Kansas. Union Mission met at New Bethel Baptist Church with three churches present. monthly financial report 913.60. Rev. Shep Jackson spoke. next service set for July at Hayses Chapel Baptist Church. Reporters Callie Ward Mozell Frierson and others noted. Williamss illness mentioned.

Lurie Morton Branch General Hospital G. L. Cox Hope Arkansas Jurie Morton Kansas City Kansas Union Mission New Bethel Baptist Church Shep Jackson Hayses Chapel Baptist Church Callie Ward Mozell Frierson

Rockefeller Praises Romney at Michigan Dinner

Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller praised Governor Romney during a $500-a-plate Governor's Day dinner in Saginaw Michigan. He lauded Romney's record of public service transformations and criticized Creative Federalism and a proposed Cabinet level Department of Consumers, warning of loss of free enterprise and increased federalism. Rockefeller urged states to exercise responsibilities and support a tax sharing plan.

Saginaw Mish Arkansas Winthrop Rockefelfeller George Romney Michigan Rockefeller Romney Little Rock Lyndon Johnson Washington LBJ Aransas Win Rockefeller Department of Consumers Arkansas Republican

Rockefeller Proposes Bloc Grants and Constitutional Reform

Rockefeller discusses federal revenue sharing through bloc grants based on population and fiscal need with a bonus for initiative. He says New York's greatest need is constitutional revision, noting it won't solve all problems but could advance his broader government vision while avoiding exposing all details to avoid political backlash.

Rockesfeller Rockefeller Rockefatler

Troops Could Return in Big Hurry

Two U S Army brigades kept in the United States could be flown back to Europe and ready for combat within about two weeks after an emergency summons. Four Air Force squadrons would be back and prepared in 10 days or less. Defense officials cited rapid airlift and future C5 transports as key to maintaining Western Europe defenses while homeward-bound troops depart.

Fred Hoffman Military Winter Washington U.S. Army West Germany Europe U.S United States Germany Defense Department Associated Press Western Europe 24Th Infantry Division

Elmwood Oakwood Savings Bank closes after 15 weeks

In Paragould a student run bank with Elmwood and Oakwood pupils deposits $1,140.80 over 15 weeks, averaging $76 weekly, and closes with only a 29-cent error. The event inspires local praise and a forecast that young savers can fund college books someday. In Russellville officials plan to clear highway strip pit mounds by funding $5,000 for fuel for a Morris ton technical school training project.

Arkansas Tommy Yates Associated Press Alan Paragould Elmwood Oakswood Savings Bank Elmwood Cecil Robert Mitchell Russellville Morriston

Readiness to Deploy Aimed forU S Exercises

The Pentagon stated readiness to deploy while in the United States. Annual exercises will let the Army and Air Force refine techniques and procedures. Two stateside brigades will reunite with a West Germany unit, with annual transatlantic movements. Four squadrons totaling nearly 100 planes will fly to West Germany each year for maneuvers with five European squadrons.

United States Pentagon Army Air Force West Germany Europe

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