Hope Star masthead and staff list from Hope Arkansas 1927
The Hope Star page lists staff roles including editor and publisher M Washburn, managing editor, advertising staff, and circulation details. It notes The Associated Press membership and multiple office locations for advertising inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alon
Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Foltee Gaorge
W. Hastmar
Moch
Danol Parker
Moe
Rogars, Jr
Cirel
Mar
Arkansas National Guard unit denies obsolescence claims
Lt Col Frank M. Angelo of the 75th Engineer Battalion testified before a House Armed Services subcommittee that his Jonesboro Stuttgart unit is not surplus or obsolete, arguing it remains a priority and would cost the government $282 million if National Guard strength is cut by 58,000. He noted the battalion holds $2.5 million in equipment and was recently released for alert.
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Washington
Frank M. Angelo
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Angelo
Pentagon
Gard
Stuttgart
Armed Services
Sherman Clinger
Arkansas Adjutant General
B.C. Gathings
eArk
Arkansas National Guard Anl
Orval BE
Paulus
Berlin
Army
National Guard
Department of Army
Angela
Clinger
Weather continues across Arkansas and Louisiana
Partly cloudy with widely scattered thundershowers and warm temperatures across Arkansas and Louisiana. Highs reach mid to upper 90s today and Friday, with isolated afternoon and evening storms likely especially in eastern regions. Tonight lows mostly in the 60s to 70s, with unsettled shower activity remaining possible into Friday.
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Southwest
Arkansas
Northwest
Nish
Louisiana
Golfer Struck By Own Shot Loses Sight In Eye
Rex Bentley aged 24 in Carnamah Western Australia was playing with his parents and a friend when his drive hit a stone three feet ahead and rolled back striking him in the eye causing loss of sight in the eye. The accident occurred during a foursome event in his hometown about 200 miles north of Perth.
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Perth
Australia
Rex
Bentley
Carnamah
Carpenter Space Capsule Flight Ends With Safe Recovery
Mercury spokesman Col. Powers said Carpenter and the capsule were safe after a Navy P2V Neptune sighted the craft near the landing area. Carpenter remained in good condition with functioning systems and satisfactory fuel as Indian Ocean trackers reported. He conducted experiments on weightlessness, observed liquid behavior in a transparent tank, and recorded continuous imagery.
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Cury
John A. Powers
Mercury
Carpenters Safe
Carpenter
Pacific Ocean
Baja California
De Queen approves 170 unit public housing plan
De Queen Arkansas residents voted 230 to 156 to approve a proposed 170 unit public housing project. Mayor John Owen said the vote followed a failed amendment to an agreement between the city and the Sevier County Housing Authority. He expected the council to follow the will of the people and approve the amendment.
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DE Queen, Ark
de Queen
John Owen
Sevier County
Grant to Dr Sin ton for MS research in Little Rock
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society awarded Dr David W Sinton an associate professor of neurology at University Medical Center a 2500 grant for a special research project involving MS patients in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
National
Multiple Sclerosis Society
David W. Sinton
The
University Medical Center
Griffin v Griffin warning order in Hempstead County
The chancery court warns Annie L Tenning Griffin to appear within 30 days and answer the complaint filed by James Carrigan Griffin. Clerk Jamie Russell notes the date May 7 1962 with seal of court, Byne B Lauterbach.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
James Carrigan Griffin
Annie L, Tenning Griffin
Jamie Russell
Byne B. Lauterbach
Kennedy comments on Estes case and Thailand pullout tempo
President Kennedy noted FBI and Texas authorities would finish their inquiry into the Billy Sol Estes case. He said grain was being shifted to normal trade channels to avoid taxpayer costs and that U.S. troops would remain in Thailand until stability justified withdrawal. He also discussed Eisenhower and trade legislation and optimistic economic prospects for the year.
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Justice Department
Hong Kong
Estes
Billie Sol Estes
Kennedy
Orville Freeman
FBI
Texas
Southeast
Asia
U.S
Thailand
Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
Augusta Votes in Plant Bonds Revive Factory Plan
Augusta Arkansas residents unanimously approved two bond issues totaling 225000 to build a Phillips-Van Heusen factory. The revote on an earlier 1960 approval increases the plant size and employment, with about 250 workers, largely women, making men’s dress shirts.
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Augusta, Ark
Phillips-Van Heusan, Inc
Augusta
Dry Weather Hurting Cotton Across Delta States
County agents report a dry May with needed rain for cotton and soybeans. In the delta, some fields died and replanting occurs. Jackson County has only 40 percent of cotton up, while 50 percent of soybeans are planted. Jefferson County notes 80 percent cotton in good shape and hay harvest underway, but pastures suffer and grain yields shrink. Heavy rain could damage hay crops.
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Crittenden County
St. Francis County
Garland Greene
Delta
Jackson Couuty
John Coley
Jefferson County
Robert W. Schroeder
St Francis County
Group Forms to Oppose Dam
The Ozark Society Inc formed to oppose building two dams on the Buffalo River in Northwest Arkansas. President Neil Compton of Bentonville said the group would organize chapters in Arkansas and other states to prevent Buffalo River damming.
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Fayetteville, Ark
the Ozark Society, Inc
Arkansas
Neil Compton
Benton‘ville
Dragged to Death Tells Tragic Quitman Student Story
In Conway Arkansas AP reports Gary McGinty a 12 year old Quitman High School student was dragged to death when a lariat attached to a stallion's saddle became tangled around his feet. Sheriff Joe Castleberry identified him as the son of Mr and Mrs Mark McGinty.
Kennedy Nominations Confirmed as Postmasters
President Kennedy announced nine postmaster nominations confirmed by the Senate on Wednesday. The items include appointments affecting postal service operations nationally. The release notes these officials will oversee post offices and related duties across multiple regions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Radioactive iodine found in milk in several cities
Washington AP reports the Public Health Service detected radioactive iodine in pasteurized milk across 12 American cities. Wichita Kansas and Kansas City Missouri showed six times the level deemed acceptable by the Radiation Council, suggesting a temporary spike. Little Rock readings were 30 micro-microcuries per liter, while prior samplings were under 20 micro-microcuries.
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Washington
cHealth ‘Service
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
Federal Radiation Council
Little Rock
Local Names Listed Across Multiple Arkansas Towns
De Witt C. Henry at Bedie Robert E B Russell at Bentonville John P Lamb of Brookland Martha L Rakes at Cave Springs Earlil Pryor at Greenwood Ava D White at Mount Ida Mary B Benbrook at Norfolk Corbit White at Strong Fred L Sullivan at Wickes
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de Witt C. Henry
Bedie
Robert EB. Russell
Bentonville
John P. Lamb
Brookland
Martha “L. Rakes
Cave ‘Springs
Earlil. Pryor
Greenwood
Ava D. White
Mount Ida
Mary B. Benbrook
Norfolk
Corbit White
Strong
Fred L. Sullivan
Wickes
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Queen Housing
Jack Hartsfield
Jack
Hope Auto CO
W. Second ST
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Annie L
Tenning Griffin
LIZ
Dayal
Bermuda
Ironing Board
Sandy McGee
Rayon
Owen
Hope, Arkansas
Ama Blastedas
Rose Hill
Church of Christ
Texarkana, Texas
State National Bank
Texarkany
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P. . Box
Texarkana
Pulaski County
J. William ‘Fulbright
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