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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1966
Page
1
A fragmentary notice references Our Daily Bread and a Hahn editor or writer. The garbled text hints at internal publication notes or a reader comment. No clear event dates, organizations, or individuals are legible enough to confirm details.
An analysis of the 100 largest U.S. manufacturers shows how income from customers is allocated: 51 cents for goods and services, 5 for obsolescence, 9 for taxes, 27 for payroll and energy, leaving 7 cents as profit. Only about half of profits go to dividends. the rest funds reinvestment.
Mrs Fred McElroy neighborhood chairman presented five year pins to Mrs Lynn Harris during a Girl Scout Court of Awards at the Coliseum in Bluff Utah. The ceremony highlighted long service and community involvement in local scouting activities.
The United States will sell India up to 100 million dollars worth of enriched uranium for India's infant atomic power program. The deal, the first peaceful Asia sale by the U.S., covers 26 years with India paying in U S dollars and agreeing to standard Atomic Energy Commission safeguards.
In Da Nang a rebel assault downs a small U S spotter plane with a Marine observer aboard. Ky visits Da Nang to install a new northern military commander while 500 additional antigovernment troops pour in. Hunger strikes by monks and a Viet Namese marine deployment accompany the tense action in Hue and Saigon.
Baccalaureate services for the Blevins Seniors will be May 22 at 4 p.m. in Bruce Memorial Methodist Church with Rev. Bruce Beene delivering the address. Commencement for the class is May 97 at 8 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium. graduates include Carolyn Avery, Dixie Clendenen, Nita Sue Flaherty, Judy Gorham, Judy Beth Samuels, Glenda Kay Spicer, Sue Wright, James Cox, Robert Crosby, Don Harden, George Hill, Charles Fulmer, Tim Gibbardt, Tommy Hinton, Gary Leggitt, Randy Ross, Gene Walters, and Bill Yarberry.
A kidnapper shot dead after freeing 17 year old Peggy Ann Brodnick in the Tuscarora Mountains near Shade Gap Pennsylvania. FBI agents and deputies pursued William Diller Hollenbaugh who died from a chest wound after a fierce exchange. Peggy Ann was unharmed and examined by Dr. Robert Fry. her parents stayed with her.
A 61 year old Navy veteran, Walter L McCans of Woodinville Washington, recovered after a valve insertion and heart assist device surgery at Methodist Hospital. Doctors called his condition severe left ventricle failure on entry and said the operation was successful with the patient awake and doing well.
Couples attending the State Jaycee meet in Little Rock included Mr and Mrs Raymond Byers Mr and Mrs Don Fuller and Mr and Mrs Charles Flowers. Helen McRae Barlow piano students will audition in Texarkana May 20, among them Anita Hoggard Carol Frazier Cindy Schweiker and others. Open House for Hope High seniors set for May 22 after Baccalaureate. Capt William C Andrews to return from Viet Nam May 19 then visit before reporting to Fort Lee Va. Betty Rutherford and Diane Beasley at Magnolia Beauty Show in Shreveport. Hope Welding opens office at 120 West Third. Linda Pondexter elected to Hendrix Booster Club. Group of 30 students sponsor athletics and socials. No significant damage from high winds and rain Wednesday morning. Experim ent Station reports 41 inch rainfall. Friends of Mrs Edison Petre learn she is hospitalized at St Michael's in Texarkana.
Emmet High School announces baccalaureate services on Sunday May 22 at 2 p.m. at Emmet Methodist Church with Rev. Ronald Munn delivering the sermon. Commencement follows Friday May 27 at 8 p.m. in the High School Auditorium with Bill Shirron as speaker and honor graduates Edith Carolyn Warren Valedictorian Adla Elaine Sams and Sandra Kay Trexler Co Salutatorians.
Harry Gold, once a top Soviet atomic spy, leaves prison after 16 years and will serve the remaining 14 years on parole. He plans to live with a younger partner and bedridden father, and hopes to work in biochemistry at a hospital or university with job prospects noted by August Ballard.
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