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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1962
Page
2
Old State Flags Returning Home
Two Civil War era flags lost by Arkansas soldiers in battles with Indiana troops will be returned June 1 in Little Rock. Indiana historian Welsh will present the flags to Orval E. Faubus at ceremonies at the old State House arranged by the Publicity and Parks Commission. One flag belonged to a unit called Dobbin's Arkansas Calvary. the other to a northwest Arkansas unit still unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Indiana
Gay
Matthew
Welsh
Orval E. Faubus
Old State House
Publicity and Parks Commission
Indianapolis
Commission
Dobbin
Arkansas Calvary
Arkan-sas
Bids Named for Arkansas River Bank Stabilization
Army Engineers announced apparent low bidders on two Arkansas River bank stabilization projects. Markham & Brown Co. of Dallas proposed 445,600 dollars to place additional stone on dikes at Willow Bend. Mississippi Valley Engineering and Construction Co. of Memphis bid 234,080 dollars to construct control structures for a new cutoff channel near Monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Army Engineers
Arkansas River
Markham & Brown Co
Dallas
Willow Bend
Mississippi Valley Engineering and Construction Co
Delegation seeks faster Ouachita River channel funding
An Arkansas Louisiana delegation testified before Congress urging a faster start on the Ouachita River 9 foot navigation channel across both states. They asked for 400000 for the year, 1550000 for De Gray Dam work, and argued extra funds would speed projects without raising total costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Ouachita River
House Public Works “Appropriations
Senate
Tomorow
Kennedy
de Gray
Arkansas
Swo
New Columbia Lock and Dam
Louisiana
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Otto E. Passman
D-La
J. G. Guthrie
Monroe
Ouachita River Valley Association
H. D. Luck
H.W. McMillan
Rex Butler
Arkadelphia
Ark
Eugene Smith
West Monroe
I.la
W. L. Howard
Hugh Meyers
Baton Rouge
H. K. Thatcher
Camden
Association
Dr. No. 1. Clark
de Gray Dam
Allen Norris
W. E. Whetstone
Eugene Scott
DeGray
Army Engineers
Development Group Is Incorporated In Searcy County
Marshall Ark area businessmen formed the non profit Searcy County Industrial Development Corporation on Wednesday. The group may sell unlimited shares at ten dollars each and James R. Tudor of Marshall was designated as resident agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Ark
Marshall, St. Joe
Leslie
Searcy County
Southeast Asia outlook from Laos to Thailand
An AP appraisal by the Hong Kong bureau chief surveys Laos Vietnam and Thailand. It notes US defense lines across Laos and Thailand, the risk of a Communist corridor, and the challenge of neutral coalition efforts in Laos amid rising Viet Namese guerrilla strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Asia
Laos
Viet Nam
Thailand
Associated Press
Hong Kong
Hels
United States
New York
U.S
South Viet Nam
Tropics
One For My Dame !ee by JACK WEBB OR One For My Dame !ee
An unnamed narrator describes a kidnapping and murder plot involving Carla and Rick Jackson. Marty and Vito enter the scene as tensions rise in a dim office where ransom and danger mix with eccentric dialogue. A confrontational escape follows as Doc attempts to coerce information with a sedative. To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame
Jack Webb
Carla
Marty
Tina Uke
Jim Cavanaugh
Shirley Avalon
Holmes
Geiser
Wolf
Vito
Jackson
Carlo Mio
Doc
U of A imposes campus candidate speaking rules
University of Arkansas President David Mullins sets strict campus speaking rules for political candidates for state and national offices. Invites require approval by the president, the faculty advisor, and the dean of students, and candidates must be invited with all contenders present. Meetings should be announced as university family events and held in the Student Union Building when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
David Mullins
Mullins
Hig
University Board For Trustees
Dave Bledsoe
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Gridie
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Baker's Easy Pay Store
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Titer Printing Company
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Mittim
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Fox
Fe No
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North Star Street
Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial
Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home
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Harry Phillips
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Geo
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Buck's Fina
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P.O
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White Wright
Aligard
Redgate
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Redvelvet
Mike Snyker
Hotel Snyker
Ralph Montgomery Market
Barry's Grocery
Allied
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Moore Bros
Diane
Hope Star
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Hope Auto CO
Ford and Falcon
Second St
Perry
Highway
Wilbur Tolbert
Walsly
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Snyker
Fann
Warrat
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AVON
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Texas
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Mit
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Jerry Garrett
Atlas Lathe
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Elim
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Imoc
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Collect
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Aloarsera
L. A
Clinton
Klarke Ansco
Sal
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Highway 67
West
Esther Hicks
Chilendar
Rilegettes
Rising Star Baptist Church
Altar Guild Club
BeBee Memorial Cme Church
Carney
Hamilton
Diamond Cafe
Tommy
Star
E Griffin Ralph Saunders
Harry Hawthorne
Ivy Mitchell
Jim Cole
Orie C. Byers
Carter Sutton
J.D
Dick" Turnage
Chancellor
Royce Weisenberger
Dick Huie
Talbot Feild, JR
Bill Denman, JR
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John L, Wilson W
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Development Group Is Incorporated
Roy Elsoyan
DiMucci
Rick Dacks
Vito &Nter
Rick
Chapter
By Quincy
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Rata
U. S
Harold Hendrix
Poovers Phe
Scott Yard Wet Te Ren Srt
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