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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1965
Page
5
An ABA public service feature explains when police tricks may excuse or fail as defenses. It cites cases where a detective planted criminal intent versus merely providing an opportunity and notes the Supreme Court stance on traps for the innocent versus the unwary.
The Kremlin stands as Moscow’s ancient fortified citadel housing royal sites government bureaus and churches where rulers were crowned and buried.
Mrs. E P Young Jr is named National Projects Chairman of the National Association of Junior Auxiliaries at the Biloxi convention May 5 7. She will visit NASA regions to lead workshops and help run the 1966 national workshop, and serves on the Tellers Committee for national officer elections. She is a charter member of the Hope Chapter and has held multiple local leadership roles including president and training coordinator.
Dr Brandstadt urges parents to model safety and teach children aged 5 to 14 about summer risks. Keep fireworks away from kids, handle garden chemicals per directions, clean sprayers, avoid gasoline as a starter, and supervise mower use. Ensure tetanus boosters every five years, use seat belts, watch for pedestrians at dusk, rinse minor cuts, seek help for serious injuries, and stay calm.
Puzzle style listing of across and down clues with numbers and definitions spanning a variety of short hints. Includes references to actors, objects, and common words suitable for a children themed crossword.
At Little Rock the Meet of Champions saw four meet records fall and one tied. Malvern’s Jerry Petty threw 177-4 to break the discus mark by almost ten feet. Barry Snyder of Little Rock Central set two hurdles records. Wayne Roper of Stamps topped the 880 in 1 53 6. Randy Taylor of Central clocked 4 21 0 in the mile. Terry Fancher of Fort Smith Northside matched his high jump best at 6 4.
In a meet featuring Little Rock Central, Fort Smith, and Malvern, Petty of Malvern set shot put marks at 55 feet 5 inches while Bryan of Little Rock Central ran 9.9 seconds in the 100 yard dash and 22.3 in the 220. Central also anchored by Snyder, Warrick, and White dominated relays with a 3:21.4 mile relay and a 42.8 in the 440 yard relay.
The chinch bug, a destructive North American native insect, caused extensive farm damage. Britannica cites a 1943 figure of about 55 million dollars in crop destruction before federal programs began.
Abilene Christian College dominates the Southland Conference meet in Jonesboro finishing with 111 points. Trinity University wins baseball and tennis. Lamar Tech takes golf. Chris tmas ACC sets records with a 1 52.9 88-yard run and 4 11.4 mile.
The Easter date differs due to Orthodox churches using the Julian calendar while Western churches follow the Gregorian calendar. This leads to the celebration of Easter on different days each year.
Dick Mayer, 42, captured the $100,000 New Orleans Open by chipping in from at least 90 feet on the 18th hole. He finished 273 after a final 68, with Bruce Devlin and Billy Martindale tied for second at 274. Nicklaus ended 275, tied for fourth. Palmer was well back at 284. Mayer, once golf’s king in 1957, made a notable comeback after years away from the spotlight.
A gas explosion at the Cambrian colliery in Tonypandy Rhondda Valley Wales trapped 25 miners after the blast at 300 feet depth. Rescue crews recovered three bodies and two miners, with 15 feared dead, as 838 men were employed and only 80 were underground at the time.
Mayer recalls hesitating to pursue golf in 1957 admitting he lost confidence and gave up. The New Orleans Open marked his sixth tournament that year and only one where he placed high enough to cover expenses with a first prize of $20,000.
Historical note describes an era when oil pressed from a porpoise jaw was prized to lubricate delicate watches. The claim reflects early watchmaking practices and material sourcing.
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