Graduation Sermon at Hope High May 26 at First Baptist
The Hope High School Senior Class graduation sermon is set for 4 p.m. Sunday May 26 at First Baptist Church. The program features a Grand March processional and a sermon by Doctor L T Lawrence with several pastors taking part in invocation and benediction along with music and a choral recessional.
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Hope High School
First Baptist Church
Grieg
B.C. Hyatt
Hev
Clyde Tl. Gondard
First Christian
Rufus PF. Sorrells
First Methodist
Clyde, Johnson
Garrett Memorial
Baptist Church
Rodgers and Hammerstein Hopeigh School
L. T. Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church
Clyde H. Goddard
First Christian Church
Wesley
C. Hyatt
Pine Bluff Protest Over Arkansas River Locks Dams Plan
Pine Bluff Alderman Emmett Sanders urged residents to press for roads over two proposed locks and dams on the Arkansas River, criticizing the $2.5 million peach highway plan. He called on Little Rock to join six southeast Arkansas towns including Pine Bluff, Grady, Gould, Dumas, McGehee and Lake Village in seeking an Interstate route along Highway 65.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
State Highway Commission
Aldersan
Emmett Sanders
Arkansas River
Arkansas
Commission
Wayne Hampton
Stuttgart
Grady
Lack
Sanders
Little Rock
Gould
Dumas
McGehee
Lake Village
Weather Report Shows Warm Day Then Thunder Showers Ahead
Weather station summary for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Wednesday reports a high of 83 and a low of 64 with a trace of precipitation since 7 a.m. Wednesday. Arkansas forecast cloudy to partly cloudy and cool through Thursday with a few thundershowers possible, north today and over most of the state tonight. highs 66 in the north and 80 in the south, lows tonight 46 north and 56 south.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Clad Y
Pittsburgh
Portland, Me
Portland Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
NLR Plans a Special Census
North Little Rock city engineer Glenn D. Douglas said a special federal census would begin June 3, about 65 workers would be hired, and it would last about 30 days. The aim is to boost state turnback funds as the city estimates 2,000 more residents than in 1960. The council budgeted $13,000 for the effort.
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North Little Rock
Glenn D. Douglas
Douglas
Dallas
Census Bureau
Percy B. Millard
William L. Laman
Two Hurt In Car Truck Crash Near Shepard
A 1982 Thunderbird driven by Philip Matthew Schuch, 31, of Mesquite, struck and went under a 1958 Ford truck loaded with logs driven by Henry Koontz, 61, of Fulton, around 6 am on Highway 67 West. Schuch suffered head lacerations and possible fractures and was hospitalized. Willie Agee, 67, in the truck, had leg lacerations and neck injuries. Koontz was uninjured. Heavy damage to both vehicles. State Police Sgt. Guy Downing investigated.
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Philip Matthew Schuch
Mesquite
Texas
Henry Koontz
Fulton
Shepard
Highway 67
Schuch
Koontz
Willie Agee
Guy Downing
Arkansas farmers defeat new wheat plan in referendum
In Little Rock AP reports Arkansas farmers rejected the administration wheat referendum by about 60 percent to 34 percent. ASCS tallied 3,637 no and 1,881 yes votes from 57 counties among 5,518 total ballots cast of about 11,000 eligible voters. Supporters included the National Farmers Union and Grange while Farm Bureau opposed stricter controls and higher price supports. Rex Owens noted expectations of a closer result.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service
ASCS
Rex A. Owens
ALCS
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
National Farmers Union
National Grange
National Farm Organization
National Wheat Growers Association
Owens
NATO Plans Allied Nuclear Strike Force Amid De Gaulle Rift
Fifteen NATO members moved to form a mixed nation allied nuclear force during the Ottawa ministers meet. The plan envisages three U.S. Polaris submarines and Britain’s V Bomber force under General Lemnitzer, with expanded liaison to SAC Omaha and French squadrons in West Germany. The move provoked Soviet protests over Mediterranean deployments, while many allies remain cautious about the project.
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Arthur Gavshon
Ottawa
Atlantic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Canada
House of Commons
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
U.S
Europe
de Gaulle
France
Lyman Lemnitzer
United States
Pollaris
Mediterranean
Pastor's Son to Preach at Presbyterian Church Sunday
William T. Lawrence, son of Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Lawrence, will preach at the Morning Worship Service of the Presbyterian Church this Sunday. A recent Austin College graduate, he is finishing his first year at Austin Theological Seminary. He plans to leave May 31 for New Orleans to work at Oak Park Presbyterian Church as assistant to the pastor and director of Christian Education.
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William ‘T. Lawrence
L. T. Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
Bill
Austin College
Sherman
Texas
Austin Theological Seminary
Austin
New Orleans
Oak Park Presbyterian Church
Gordon Cooper Receives New York ticker tape salute
New Yorkers cheered astronaut Gordon Cooper along Broadway in a mighty ticker tape parade amid confetti and torn paper. Crowds jammed the Canyon of Heroes as the 20 car motorcade started at Bowling Green to City Hall. Cooper, after orbiting Earth 22 times, waved from the rear car as police wrestled with the throngs and bystanders shouted praise for the Air Force major.
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NEW Xuek Sre
Hiuhons
Gordon Cooper
Broadway
Air Force
Earth
Cvoapie
Bowling Green
City Hall
NW Yun Lai
New York City
Washington
Kenedy
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cooper
Gill Holli
Prayer of Cooper Highlights Faith Guiding Space Flight
Washington AP report on Maj Gordon Cooper delivering a public prayer during a Congress address after circling Earth on Faith 7. The message emphasizes divine guidance for astronauts, democracy, science programs, and support for families.
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Washington
Faith 7
Maj
Gordon Cooper
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cooper
Space Agency
Seabrook
Tex
Alan Shepard Jr
War Memorial on KXAR 9 Thursday
Citizens plan Memorial Day observance with a radio broadcast on KXAR 9 Thursday morning. General Manager Haskell denounced prior to the program presented by American Legion unit and local veterans.
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KXAR
Hanes
Ames
RNA
Aelock
Mirnine
Haskell Tes
Tolin
Americ
High Court Views Tangle With History
The Supreme Court’s recent sit in decisions trace a line from the 14th and 15th Amendments through Civil Rights laws, showing private businesses could not be forced by state action to desegregate. Justice Harlan dissented, hinting at ongoing debate about constitutional reach.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
South
San Francisco
New York
John Marshall Harlan
Mrs Biddle 72 Dies In Local Hospital After Long Life In County
Nona Biddle 72 lifelong Hempstead County resident died Tuesday in a local hospital. She belonged to Guernsey Baptist Church. Survived by three daughters Havel Biddle of Hope Latville Rogers Magnolia and Marie Toney Florida. four stepsons Warren James Biddle Hope dusepiy Magnolia and William Hooks. four stepdaughters Ivie Dudney Nettie Ikabd Mys Nora Jones Winston and Mattie Powell Al Contra California. one brother Abe Argis Garland Texas and one sister Mary Lille Os. Fune ral services Thursday at Herndon Cornelius Chapel with Rev Norman Ciao officiating. Burial Bulls Cemetery under Herndon Cornelius funeral home. Active pallbearers listed.
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Nona Biddle
Hempstra County
Guernsey Baptist Church
Havel Biddle
Hope
Latville Rogers
Magnolia
Marie Toney
Florida
Warren
James Biddle
Dusepiy
William
Hooks
Texas
Ivie Dudney
Nettie Ik Abd Mys
Nora Jones
Wtone
Mattie Powell
al Contra
Calif
Abeargis
Garland
Mary Lille
Herndon-Corneliusch Capel
Norman Ciao
Bulls Cemetery
Herndon Cornelius
Ott Pal O'Rorke
Charles Punald Dunes
Herbert Bickley Dudnew
David
Arkansas Fayetteville to host 25 million Atom plant
AEC forms evaluation board to review a 25 million dollar atomic reactor project planned 17 miles southwest of Fayetteville. Arkansas Power and Light Co. and 14 other sponsors, in partnership with Karlsruhe Laboratory and General Electric, expect AGC approval by June 28. Construction slated to start next summer with completion in late 1966 as a large regional research facility. The project aims to harness atomic energy for utility use, with a fast breeder reactor research program involving about 450 construction workers and a 30 to 45 staff during operation.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Atomic Energy Commission
It& Power
Fayetteville
Arkansas Power & Light Co
AGC
Reeves Ritchie
Ap&i
AEC
Karlsruhe Laboratory
West Germany
General Electric Co
Ritchie
Northwest
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
San Jose
Calif
Atomic Equipment Department
General Electric
Southwest
U.S
Wayletteville
Southeast Atomic Energy Associates
Arkansas Missouri Power Co
Central Louisiana Electric Co
Empire District Electric Co
Gulf States Utilities Co
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
Louisiana Power & Light Co
Mississippi Power & Light Co
Missouri Public Service Co
Missouri Utilities Co
New Orleans Public Service Inc
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
Public Service Co
Oklahoma
Southwestern Electric Power Co
Westen Light & Telephone Co., Inc
Embankment Bids to Be Expensive in Desha County
Army Engineers received a bid from Bauer Dredging Company of Port Lavaca Texas at 290 dollars per hour for constructing an embankment across a channel between the White and Arkansas Rivers in Desha County. The total bid for renting a dredge and crew was 1,206,170 dollars, with an estimate of 3,793 pumping hours and 197,000 dollars for mobilization and rental of special pipe.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Desha County
Army Engineers
Bauer Dredging Company, Inc
Port Lavaca
It Saw It in the Paper and Local Notices
McCall s 1943 item cites Star of Hope Arkansas about mothers listening to baby sounds and a girl hearing the right whistle. Local personnel notes include Al Backus switching mill foreman roles and Louis Bell becoming foreman at Okay. Golden Age Club meets for a pot luck at Hope Youth Center. Spring Hill seniors return from Rockaway Beach with chaperones. Army Pvt George E Speake of Hope completed an eight week linemen course at Sunny Eastern Signal School and related Air Force transfers and training updates for Lovers?
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McCall's Magazine
John M. Henry
Star of Hope
Ark
Ideal Cement I Company
al Backus
Ta Jeras
Okay
Louis Bell
Army
George E. Speake
Pred
Hope
Sunny Jeastern Signal School
Fort Guydon
Uport Park
Arman Glindon Perdhsor
Doyle A. Ashbrook
Prescot
Shepard
Afb Texas
Kennedy's Wheat Plan Is Smashed
Washington AP report that Kennedy's pro gram for production controls on wheat failed to reach a majority in Tuesday's referendum with 47.8 percent of 1.14 million votes. Farmers rejected high price supports and light controls, hoping Congress would craft new legislation, while administration officials pledged to enforce the farmers choice for 1964. Secretary Freeman called the alternative plan for 1964 wheat crop in effect, and Senator Ellender signaled efforts to block further wheat legislation this session.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Orville L. Freeman
Wy , Andren
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate ‘Agriculture Committee
Ellender
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Agricul
Page
Witnesses Prepare for Convention
Hope Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses plans a regional convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin from June 30 to July 7 led by Clifford Cook with about seven local delegates. The event aims to draw more than 50 000 minister delegates from the central United States and parts of Canada. It begins a ten week series of assemblies in 24 major cities worldwide and continues with over 500 American delegates traveling by jet to participate in global gatherings ending September 8 in Pasadena California.
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Hope Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Clifford Cook
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
United States
Canada
Cook
Pasadena
Clifornia
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N.Y. Canyons
Coop
Gordon
By Richard Whalen
Hope Star Photo Hope Store
Fair Park
Coliseum
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Mrs. Biddle
Atom
Embankment
Ybhe
Golden Age Club
Hope Youth Center
Brig
Spring Hill
Rockaway Beech
Missouri
Harvey
van and Mer
C. W. Butler
OVIDA
Martin AP
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