Hope Star credits and address line header
The Hope Star masthead lists staff and publishing details including president Mrs C Palmer, Alex Washburn secretary treasurer, and managing editor Pawl M Jones. It notes newspaper rates, editions and advertising reps across several states, and confirms Associated Press affiliation.
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Our Star Publishing CO
Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Scey Tress
Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
South Walnut Street
Hope
Ark
Alex
MH. Washburn
Pawl M. Jones
Donal Parker
Joan Adler
Roger, Jr
Cire'l
George W. Hosmer
Mech
Supk
A Long Climb to the Toast of Broadway
New York AP report profiles Charles Strause and Lee Adams who created Bye Bye Birdie. Their April 14 Broadway debut turned them into the country’s newest young songwriting duo. Both expect earnings of $100000 plus this year after years of hard work drafting songs and sketches while writing in spare moments. They met twelve years ago and collaborated from early on, performing at a resort hotel for room and board during summers.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Becoe
Broadway
Charles Strause
Lee Adams
Charley
Lee
Johnsons overseas visits questioned by analysis of effect
Washington notes Lyndon B. Johnson as President Kennedy's messenger on goodwill trips abroad. The piece argues such missions have limited practical impact, citing Nixon's Latin America experience and the dominance of Washington in policy. It highlights Laos and South Vietnam as key regional concerns and questions if Johnson would urge Diem to expect direct U.S. military intervention.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Tie
United States
Johnson
Nixon
South America
Johson
Central Intelligence Agency
Congress
U.S
Laos
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Red China
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thailand
Kenedy
From Shoes to Broadway: Strouse and Adams Hit Easy Street
In 1958 Edward Padula conceived a musical about upbeat American teens not in crime bands. He backed Strouse and Adams after auditions, paying them 350 a month. After two years and 20 tries they produced Bye Bye Birdie with 53 tunes, selling rights for 850000 and earning royalties from recordings and tours.
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Lee
Edward Padula
Ayag Padula
Strouse
Adams
Strouse and
Prescott News Bridge Club and Society Notes
The Prescott News reports Wednesday activities including the Wednesday Bridge Club meeting at Mrs. Scott's home with high score won by Mrs. H. H. McKenzie and a May DAR trip to Washington with several members. Also covered are Victory HD Club, hospital news, a piano recital invitation, and church activities.
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B. Scott
H. H. McKenzie
Clarke White
al Williams
Saxon Regan
Gus McCaskill
Basil Munn
Dallas Atkins
Allen Gee
Benjamin Culp
Daughters of American Revolution
S. C. Logan
D. L. McRae
R. P. Hamby
0. G. Hirst
C. H. Moore
Wallace Pemberton
Berry Hesterly
J. B. Hestarly
J. W. Teeter
Historic
Washington
J. W. Butler
Joe Wilson
Frank McLarty
Victory HD Club
L. C. Gatlin
J. A. Cole
Sara Jane McGill
Johnnie Hooks
Prince Leads Laos Peace Efforts In Geneva Talks
Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia took a peacemaker role and invited three rival Laotian princes to Geneva to form a coalition government. The effort aims to unite Boun Oum Souvarna Phouma and Souphanouvong, meeting amid stalled talks in Ban Namone and ongoing conference discussions on Laos. The talks occur as Kennedy Khrushchev negotiations loom and Western concerns on controls to enforce agreements persist.
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John Bausman
Geneva
Noradem Sihanouk
Laos
Sihanouk
Southeast Asia
Boun Oum
Savang Vathana
Souvarna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Ban Namone
Bourn Otum
Dorian Falk
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Western secur ity and test ban debate stymies unity
Communist leaders warn Western powers will exploit international control to spy on Communist nations. Arthur H. Dean, U.S. delegate to three power nuclear test ban talks, returned to Washington to report. Kennedy, en route, anticipated pressing for a veto over test ban control operations. In Vienna, Western diplomats expect Kennedy to seek a clear stance.
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Arthur H. Dean
U.S
Washington
Kennedy
Vienna
Supreme Court orders Du Pont to surrender GM stock
The court ruled 4-3 that Du Pont must dispose of its 83 million GM shares valued over $2.5 billion. Justice Brennan authored the majority with Justices Whittaker Stewart dissenting. Clark and Harlan did not participate. The decision overturns a Chicago judge's finding that reduced antitrust concerns.
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Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Walter J. la Buy
Chicago
la Buy
du Pont
Brennan
Frank
Whittaker
Stewart
Clark
Harlan
Tno
Timekeeping at Naval Observatory Washington
The Naval Observatory in Washington is the only astronomical observatory in the country that determines time.
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Naval Observatory
Washington
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Prince
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