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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1961

Page

4

Orbit Tey by July

Navy pilot Lt Cmdr ET Wilbur said astronaut Alan B Shepard Jr indicated a man would be placed in orbit before July. Wilbur reported Shepard suggested the next flight would occur within two days and that orbital flight would occur before the first of July after Shepard spoke during a space shot recovery flight from the carrier Lake Champlain to Grand Bahama Island. Arkansas was admitted to the Confederacy May 18 1861.

Norfolk, Va Alan B. Shepard Jr Cmdr ET. Wilbur Shepard Take Champlain Grand Bahada Island Ledger-Star Wilbur Lake Champlain Grand Bahama Island Arkansas

Memphis clergyman dies after long illness

Dr. Marshall Wingfield, 68, a well known Memphis clergyman and former national commander of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, died Sunday night after a four month illness. He retired as pastor of the First Congregational Church in Memphis three years ago and did pulpit supply work at churches nationwide including summers in Portland Oregon.

Memphis Marshall Wingfield The Sons of Confederate Veterans Wingfield First Congregational Church Portland Are

Camera records valuable data from Shepard spaceflight

Color film from three automatic cameras in Alan B. Shepard Jr.'s capsule yields important insights into the flight. A 70 mm periscope shot shows the eastern U.S. coastline from 90 to 100 miles up. A 16 mm cockpit camera captured Shepard's facial reactions and hand movements while another looked over the instrument panel.

Cape Canaveral Fla Alan Shepard Jr Shepard Earth Sheped National Aeronautics and Space Administration United States Florida Cape Hatteras N.C

Attendance up at Arkansas state parks in 1961 forecast

Parks Director Bryan Stearns reports early attendance indicators are strong with optimism for near four million visitors. He credits improved park access and publicity, noting last year topped three million. Despite recession fears, he expects increased local use while new parks await land title.

Little Rock Bryan Stearns Stearns Arkansas Northwest Arkansas Publicity and Park Commission Jenkins Ferry Sheridan Poison Spring Camden Marks Mill Rison Louisiane Purchase Phillips Monroe Lee

Desolate Beach Cottage Scene Endangers Night of Murder

A narrator discovers Stockmaster dead drunk on a beach terrace while Cecil, Jim, and others rush to alert authorities. A corpse lies upstairs as officials near, and police access is limited by a county sheriff’s absence. A fleeing mood of suspense surrounds a missing plan and a fragile safety net.

Hope Star Bill Richburn Hope City Limits S. Baxton Bryant Richburg Jack Brown Frank Douglas Michigan Sticks Jim Cecil Florine Doris Beach Coltage

The Greatest Value Promise Across The World

A bold sales pitch claims unmatched value as the best place to buy with top products and superior service. The message highlights wide appeal and customer satisfaction as key selling points.

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