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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
2
A civic note repeats Esther Hicks contact lines The Negro Community hotline 7 4678 or 7 4474 and shares a Sydney Smith quote about intellectual greatness found through honest labor.
The Anna P Strong Federated Clubs will hold a regular meeting at Mrs. M L Rutherford’s home Friday May 21 at 5 00 p m due to school activities All members are urged to attend and business of vital importance is on the agenda A wi ener roast is set for Bethel A M E Church lawn Saturday night May 22 Public invited The Mysterious Gospel Singers of Magnolia appear at Mt Zion CME Church Sunday May 23 at 730 p m Sponsored by Stewardess Board No 1 The Hope Civic Improvement Association meets Thursday night May 20 at 8 p m at Hicks Funeral Home All members and civic minded persons are urged to attend H L Washington pres
Nationwide signup shows 1,489,222 farms enrolled with 36,722,900 acres for diversion and base acreage of 87,024,400 on signed farms. In Hempstead County 218 farms enrolled with 2,530 acres to be diverted and 3,170 base acres. Diversion includes 2,400 corn, 120 sorghum, and 10 barley.
Gov. Orval Faubus re appointed Thomas Hall of Delaplaine to a six year term on the state Tuberculosis Sanatorium Board. The action was announced Tuesday in Little Rock.
Court totals from Hope Arkansas municipal docket show numerous defendants pled guilty or found guilty for violations including failure to answer summons, drinking offenses, drunkenness, no driver license, no brakes, reckless driving, and disturbances of the peace. Fines range from 5 to 106.50 dollars with bonds forfeited, jail time noted for driving while intoxicated, and civil actions listing judgments for Spiegel Inc. versus Williams plus other small claims and garnishments.
The assembly honored junior American Legion awards including the Good Citizen and Essay honors. Sam Strong won the WOW History Award, Tony Smith the Auxiliary Essay Award, and Sharon Frith plus others received various science, reading, and service recognitions.
U S Marines conducted their first amphibious assault in South Vietnam crossing the Ca De River toward Truong Minh village. One Marine was wounded by machine-gun fire nine miles from Da Nang. search found 12 civilians and one elderly man amid booby traps and bunkers. Two Marine jet squadrons, likely to join from the Philippines, would push total U S Marine strength in country to about 16 000. A six battalion operation near the North Viet Nam border was called off due to weather after starting Tuesday.
South Korea's President Chung Hee Park completed a two day state visit and left for New York. He was given full military honors at a White House departure ceremony with Vice President Hubert H Humphrey leading the farewell.
Default judgment entered for the plaintiff in an action on account for $61.41. The case involves the Association versus Noble Young with the relief sought for the stated debt.
The U S Open field is cut from 2304 entrants to 418 plus automatic qualifiers as preliminary plays start across 55 sites. Ken Venturi heads 31 top-ranked players advancing directly to the 72 hole championship June 17 20 in St Louis while many pros and amateurs begin local qualifying. The field will be reduced further to 150 for the championship after sectional play June 7-8.
US efforts to remove military backing of the Dominican junta failed as the armed forces refused to abandon Imbert. Officials sought a middle-road civilian regime but the rebels refuse participation. Envoys Mann and Martin returned to Washington with Rusk briefings while Bundy stayed to press peacemaking.
Northwest Arkansas expects considerable cloudiness with showers and a few thunderstorms affecting 60 to 80 percent tonight and 20 percent or less Thursday. Not quite as warm through Thursday with low 60s and high 70s to near 80. Northeast Arkansas reports showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday affecting up to 80 percent, with cooler temperatures and highs around 76 to 82.
Eastern and southern Missouri expect fair to partly cloudy and cooler conditions with showers and thunderstorms mainly in the extreme south affecting about 40 percent of the area. Highs near 80 in the south and in the 70s elsewhere. Arkansas sees considerable cloudiness with showers and a few thunderstorms affecting 60 to 80 percent of the area through Thursday with highs in the 70s to 80s and lows from the 50s north to the mid 60s south.
Mays of San Francisco led NL batting with .403 and 33 runs while Banks of Chicago topped RBIs with 34. highlights include Rose 31 runs for Cincinnati and Koufax striking out 74 for the Dodgers as Gibson leads pitching with 70 wins and 1.000 era.
Cleveland Indians GM Gabe Paul announced Birdie Tebbetts signed a three year extension through 1966 to provide manager security. Tebbetts, 55, declined to discuss salary, saying only he signed the contract. He praised Cleveland’s rebuilding effort and his plans to finish the job.
A weather briefing notes extensive cloudiness with showers and thundershowers impacting up to eighty percent of the state tonight and the east and south Thursday. Temperatures little changed with highs Thursday in the 70s to 80s and lows tonight from the 50s to 60s. Louisiana likewise reports widespread clouds and storms with 50 to 70 percent coverage through Thursday, minimal temperature change, lows 65 to 70, and highs in the 80s.
Alaskans average 609 telephone calls per person each year, a local study reports. The figure highlights high communication activity across communities in Alaska.
AP reports the Dominican junta spurns a UN cease fire appeal while rebels show willingness to negotiate. U.S. efforts to woo the regime falter as focus shifts to civilian rule in the Dominican Republic amid regional tensions.
Olivia de Havilland, 48 and aging gracefully, serves as president and U S representative on Cannes International Film Festival jury. The two Oscar winner will help judge this year’s films alongside Rex Harrison of Britain. She speaks of critical judging, French fluency, and cites Henry Fonda as a favorite co star from Broadway.
In Indiana and across the Midwest, relief efforts surge as volunteers clear debris and assist homeowners. Insurance claims close in on half, with high coverage rates reported, while rebuilds begin despite vast destruction from 11 twisters that killed 137 and injured hundreds.
A seven state delegation led by Arkansas urged the Senate Appropriations subcommittee to approve a 95.775 million appropriation for the lower Mississippi River Valley project, 18 million above President Johnson's 1966 budget, citing recent floods and levee protections.
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