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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1965
Page
1
In a Raleigh North Carolina News and Observer piece, a memoir voice lampoons parental quirks from loud eating and nosy questions to rapid handkerchiefs and moralizing. The column notes youths endure parental foibles like mumps and geometry, yet hints that patience may yield calmer days as parents age.
A Wheeling Intelligencer report notes a Northwestern Purdue Wisconsin and U.S. News survey of American juniors showing high support for government controls. Key figures include 71 percent deny confrontation rights, 56 percent favor broad business regulation, and 84 percent downplay patriotism as vital.
The Presbyterian Church of Scotland approved allowing women to serve as elders if a majority of presbyteries approve and next year’s assembly ratifies. The assembly also ordered its doctrine panel to prepare a report on admitting women to the ministry.
U S officials say the Dominican crisis is turning better with the first withdrawal of about 1,700 American troops. A longer ceasefire and a moderate interim government look possible as inter-American forces remain on the island. Brazil has pledged 1,250 troops, Honduran 250, Nicaragua 158, and Costa Rica 20 police, as Bunker hopes for further withdrawals and new contingents from the hemisphere.
Dr. A E Spooner of the University of Arkansas reports two years of trials showing no significant differences in daily gain steer days per acre or steer gains per acre between common and coastal Bermuda grass under equal fertilization. Fertility increases raised steer days and gains on both grasses, while daily gain fell at the highest level due to trampling.
The ninth annual awards assembly at Hope High School recognized 14 graduates for SAA membership. The Society aims to motivate intellectual leadership, reward scholarship, and encourage college education, with emphasis on hard courses and solid credits. Members listed include Betty Schenck, Sharon Frith, Mary Ann Bader, Sara Gordon, Carter Hardage, David Grimmett, Betty Monroe, Shirley Smith, Karen Cobb, Carolyn Hamm, Robert Cash, John Scott Andrews, Kathy Thrash, and Julia Ellis.
New Delhi seeks a new era of cooperation with the Soviet Union after Shastri's eight day visit, saying Moscow offers sympathy and support on many issues. The United States angered India by delaying a Washington visit and by Vietnam policies, while Pakistan-India tensions over aid against each other sparked protests. Kosygin accompanied Shastri from Moscow to Leningrad, signaling closer ties.
Washington AP A disputed administration bill to curb mail order gun traffic may face a second Senate committee review with Commerce completing a thorough look after Judiciary finishes its work The NRA and other witnesses oppose major features calling for revisions while Dodd favors the original bill and cautions on delays in hearings
Conway County Sheriff Marlin Hawkins asked Circuit Judge Russell Roberts to empanel a grand jury to investigate a suit by 15 taxpayers alleging he diverted more than $20 000 of county funds over six years. Hawkins labeled the charges serious and said if true he should be indicted, otherwise those alleging them should face justice. He tied the dispute to Winthrop Rockefeller and Wirges, noting earlier grand jury findings gave him a clean bill of health.
Washington AP reports Sen Gordon Allott argues against the administration backed gun control bill claiming sporting goods stores could supply the same deadly rifles as mail order houses. Paul Fannin also warns penalties would hit law abiding citizens not criminals. NRA official Franklin Orth and Sen Robert Kennedy testify for the measure noting it would curb interstate sales and save lives.
U S production data shows durable goods orders up 2 percent to a record high in April with transportation equipment and aerospace products leading gains. Civilian car demand remains strong while concerns over auto and appliance excise tax and tax cuts affect buying. Steel output hits new highs as stockpiles grow amid strike worries. personal income and corporate profits rise, boosting dividends.
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions with afternoon or evening showers or thundershowers affecting up to 20 percent of the state. Temperature is expected to change little.
London AP reports Britain’s cost of living climbed 2.4 points in April in the Labor Ministry index of retail prices. The rise from 109.9 to 112 marks the largest one month jump since 1955 and follows October’s Labour victory with overall gains of about four points. Higher taxes in the recent budget are blamed for much of the increase.
A large U S air raid involving about forty F105 Thunderchief bombers and fifty support jets struck the Quang Soui barracks and Phuoc Qui ammunition depot, with 75 tons of munitions dropped. Ground fire was heavy at Quang Soui. no enemy aircraft were observed. Marines conducted a scorched earth operation south of Hue, burning Viet Cong huts. A government reshuffle by Prime Minister Phan Huy Quat was expected to be announced this weekend.
An autograph dealer agreed to return a Kennedy letter to Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and sent it to the White House after a demand from Mrs Johnsons press secretary. The undated note inviting Mrs Johnson to a televised debate would have fetched about 1000 dollars at public sale.
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