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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1966

Page

5

Mangiaracina Seeks Funds After Plea 30 Years Ago

In Kansas City AP report Anthony Mangiaracina, now 49, pleaded 30 years ago to operating a still silent car, paid $600, and received five months in prison later reduced. A new court filing seeks $1,165.70 including interest from the unpaid fine. The filing follows a routine check of U.S. District Court files.

Kansas City, Mo Anthony Mangiaracina Onty U.S. District Court Uesday Tangiaracina

Outbursts Do Not Ease Viet Nam Policy Concerns

Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper warns emotional public outbursts over Vietnam will not ease public concern. With McNamara set for a televised session, he urges private, detailed talks on the 3.4 billion foreign aid bill. Ambassador Lodge to testify Thursday as the panel weighs policy and funding.

Walter R. Mears Washington Aeublican Bourke B. Hickenlooper U.S South Viet Nam Robert S. McNamara Senate Foreign Relations Committee Iowa Viet Nam Hickenlooper Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Saigon Johnson Foreign Relations Committee D-Ark Fulbright McNamara Dean Rusk Wayne Morse Ore Johnson West Asad

Stop Late White House Partys Prompted by Rep Gross

Rep H R Gross condemns 3 am White House and Smithsonian parties calling for restraint amid wartime pressures. He cites Moyers Watusi at a Smithsonian opera ball and fashion criticisms from attendees including diplomats and cabinet members. He urges the president and vice president to avoid late night dancing and controversial events.

Kelly Smith Washington H.R. Gross Johnson White House Smithsonian United States Gross Smithsonian Institution Museum of History and Technology Bill D.) Moyers Moyers Rudolph E. Carter State Department New York John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Robert S. McNamara Robert FP Ken. Nedlys Soviet Union Llewellyn E Thompson the Myers Edward M. Kennedy Nicholas Katzenbach Jens Otto Krag

Al Capone Jr Changes Name to Albert Francis

Albert Francis Capone Jr changes his name to Albert Francis. The Fort Lauderdale ruling notes his father Al Capone’s notoriety has drawn press attention and scrutiny. Judge Mel Clayton cites the Bible line about sins of the fathers visiting the sons in granting the petition.

al Capone Jr Fort Lauderdale, Fla Albert Francis Capone Jr Sen Albert Francis al Capone Mel Clayton

Backlash on Critics of War Policy

Washington AP report notes growing signs that attacks on President Johnson's Vietnam policy may backfire on critics. Morse pushes hearings on legality while Johnson seeks to preserve public support. Ford and Dirksen split on strategy. Goldwater and Nixon condemn Fulbright. Rusk and Fulbright clash, signaling tense Senate Foreign Relations panel as Vietnam policy debate continues.

Jack Bell Washington Johnson Viet Nam United States Wayne Morse D-Ore U.S South Viet Nam Morse Senate House Congress Gerald R. Ford Everett M. Dirksen Barry Goldwater GOP Richard M. Nixon J W . Fulbright D - Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Goldwater Fulbright Nixon William Fulbright Saigon Gale W. McGee D-Wyo McGee Dean Rusk Rusk Sid Fulbright Nam Her

Belief Viet Cong to Rise as North Vietnamese Reinforcements Move South

In Saigon it is believed that Viet Cong forces plus over 20 000 North Vietnamese reinforcements may soon emerge from hiding. Monsoon weather limits air cover while ground sweeps and U S air strikes press the enemy. Intelligence spots suggest regrouping, resupply, and possible small scale attacks along Laotian and Cambodian borders with sanctuaries in Cambodia, though U S forces push back amid heavy bombing and large caches found in the C Zone.

Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam U.S Cambodia United States Laos

Transfer of Mrs Mary H Arnold to Pulaski County

Mary H Arnold, Howard County home demonstration agent, will become associate Home Demonstration agent for Pulaski County with headquarters in Little Rock. A Nevada County native, she studied at Southern State College Magnolia and earned a BPA in home economics from the University of Arkansas in 1963. She previously served with Texas Extension Service before transferring to Howard County in November 1964.

Mary H. Arnold Howard County Pulaski County C. A. Vines Agricultural Extension Service Little Rock Nevada County Southern State College Magnolia University of Arkansas Texas Extension Service

Best Drill Says Coach of Parkers Best Drill

Arkansas Razorbacks coach Frank Broyles said spring football practice opened with the best Tuesday session of the week. Three tailbacks David Dickey Bruce Maxwell and Steve Higgins starred in a 30 minute scrimmage Dickey scored on a two yard run Gordon Norwood ran nine yards for a TD Steve Miltz kicked 29 and 27 yard field goals and added an extra point Spring practice ends Friday with a Red White game in Fayetteville Ark.

Fayetteville, Ark Arkansas Razorbacks Frank Broyles Broyles David Dickey Bruce Maxwell Steve Higgins Dickey Gordon Norwood Steve Miltz

Sinden Takes Over Bruins Coaching Move Shifts Youth

Boston Bruins promote 33 year old Harry Sinden to head coach and shift Milt Lehman to front office. Bruins president Weston Adams notes the youth movement aims to rebuild and protect players for the NHL draft as the team seeks improved results after a fifth place finish but misses the Stanley Cup playoffs.

Boston Boston Bruins Harry Sinden Milt Lehmidt Harry Schmidt Sinden Oklahooa City Bruins Weston Adams Hap Emms Ad Ems

Plotters Acquitted in South Korea Plotters Acquitted in South Korea

In Seoul, a district court acquitted 10 people including a opposition lawmaker of charges they plotted to overthrow the Chung Hee Park government. No evidence supported the charges. prosecution may appeal. The case involved nine others arrested last year amid student demonstrations linked to the treaty.

Seoul South Korea Chung Hee Park National

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