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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1968

Page

4

Missionary Priest Leads Indian Village Revolution

Father Ferrer, a Jesuit priest from Spain, built a Farmers Service Society in Marmad district near Bombay, transforming 700 barren villages with loans, fertilizers, and oxen. He attracted donations, aided farmers, and drew protests from ultranationalists and local lenders. The Maharashtra government ordered him to quit by April 26, with expulsion postponed to June 26 amid calls for an impartial inquiry. Ferrer sought Indian citizenship, saying he served India to help its villages.

Ry Sataroban Westat NEW. Bel Bombay India Vincent Porter Spain Manmad 4Mati Marmad Europe Father Ferrer Maharashtra Swatantra Gandhi Balaine Opamard

Epstein Returns to Minors After Demotion

Washington Senators sent Mike Epstein to Buffalo after he refused to report to other International League clubs. Epstein, batting .099 with limited power, vowed to work his way back. Manager Jim Lemon backed him, predicting a successful return despite his struggles and the recent Yankees game setback.

James R Washington (Ap Mike Jein Timore Epstein Buffalo Wedness Washington Senattors Instein Baltimore Buffalo Jim Lemon

Credit Probe Mistakes Investigated By Hart Subcommittee

Senate antitrust investigators under Sen. Hart are examining credit reporting agencies to see if federal safeguards are needed against errors that harm consumers. Public hearings are planned in early summer after months of data gathering. Scores of complaints cite misrecorded finances, with examples including a repossession mislisting costing a man a job.

Dick Barnes Associated Press Washington Senate Antitrust Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee Sen Philip A. Hart D-Mich Subcommittee House Subcommittee On Privacy Hart Subcommittees

Consultant hired to supervise I 40 bridge buffer work

State Highway Commission orders a consultant to supervise construction of protection cells along the interstate 40 bridge piers to shield navigation. The article also notes scholarships and local profiles involving Meyer's Bakery and Hope High student Dwight Galloway and Judy Lukas of Little Rock, with details on awards and activities.

Little Rock Ward Goodman State Highway Commission

Beebe Memorial M E Church Plans Bible School May 27 31

The Beebee Memorial C M E Church announces Vacation Bible School May 27 to May 31 from 4 to 7 pm at 412 N Hazel St with theme The Church in the Community. Enrollment is open and adults and children aged 3 and up are invited to participate. Contact Mrs. Straughter Muldrew or Mrs. Yerger to enroll.

Beebee Memorial C.M.E N. Hazel St Alice Straughter Icescia Lee Muldrew A. B. Yerger

Pilot Lands on Golf Course During Storm

A pilot named Fred W. Robinson from Long Beach California landed his turboprop aircraft on the 414 yard first hole at Park Hills golf course in R epfingham Illinois. A ferry flight from Toronto to Pasadena was interrupted by heavy rain thunder and lightning forcing the emergency landing.

Epfingham, Ill Park Hills Fred W. Robinson Long Beach Calif Toronto Pasadena

Credit disclosure bill highlights key provisions

Washington AP summarizes a new credit disclosure law passed by Congress. It requires lenders to show annual percentage rates and total credit cost, with exemptions for small mortgages and minor purchases. Open-end plans must show both annual and monthly rates, and garnishment rules protect a portion of take-home pay. Effective dates begin July 1, 1969 and 1970.

Washington Congress

Malvern Daily Record Sold to Fordyce Group

Co owners Miss Francis Beerstecher and Mrs Elbert Butler sell the Malvern Daily Record to a group led by W R Whitehead Sr of Fordyce and Ray Kimball of DeQueen. Whitehead becomes editor and publisher of the 52 year old daily and will also run the Fordyce News Advocate weekly. Portuguese is noted as the native language of 75 million people.

Malvern, Ark Malvern Daily Record W. R.bill Whitehead Sr Fordyce Ray Kimball DeQueen Francis Beerstecher Elbert Butler Dewey Loga Charles Butler Whitehead Fordyce News-Advocate

Barwick to Receive Southern State BS Degree at May Commencement

Magnolia James L. Smyth registrar says David T. Barwick of Hope will earn a Bachelor of Science degree at Southern State College commencement on May 24. Barwick, a Hope High School graduate, studied at the University of Arkansas before joining Southern State as a senior mathematics major. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G E Barwick and is married to Betty Lou Barwick of Monroe Louisiana.

Magnolia David T. Barwick Hope Southern State College James L. Smyth Barwick Hope High School University of Arkansas Southern State G. E. Barwick Betty Lou Barwick Monroe Louisiana

Boy Could Be President If He Has $5 Million

London editorials debate the American dream of a child president with message that money matters more than candidacy. British observers note expense weight shapes nominations while crime worries rise, citing Washington AP summaries and bank security changes.

London England John Edwards London Daily Sketch Henry Brandon Washington Sunday Times of London Brandon Associated Press United States

Became Victim Not Master in Narcotics Case

Melvyn Green a Columbia University graduate student studying narcotics became its victim not the master the judge said. Green of Ottawa Ontario was given a two year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to possessing 18 pounds of marijuana. Federal agents traced the drugs to him when a package opened in a Los Angeles post office.

New York Melvyn Green Columbia University Green Ottawa Ont Edmund L. Palmieri U.S Los Angeles

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Eng Yankees L. H. Winer Meyer's Bakeries Inc L. H. Galloway Dwight Galloway Charles T. Meyer Dwight Mildred Meyer’s Hope High N.H.S. Mu Alpha Theta F.T.A Judy Lukas Galloway Lukas Meyer Ohe Ester Hicks Buxton Alter Guild of BeBee Memorial C.M.E Walter Joe City Park Commission C. B. Smith Floyd Young E. S. Conway A. , Denham George ‘‘Boots’’ Smith W. V. Rutherford Geroge Stroughter Mr. Stroughtar Arkansas River Army Engineers Searcy John Adams John Quincy Adams Great the Credit Disclose Law Malvern Group David Barwick Boy Economist Hope Auto Company, Inc West Second St Hope, Arkansas
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