China denounces U.S. patrol plan in Indochina
Beijing radio quotes People's Daily calling U S efforts to use United Nations frontier patrols a plot to expand American aggression in Indochina. China says U N involvement cannot be allowed in Indochina and rejects Stevenson’s suggestion to police the Cambodia South Vietnam border. Continued on Page Two.
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John Roderick Tokyo
China
U.S
South Tet Nam-Cambodia
United Nations
Indochina
Viet Nam
Peking
Peking People's Daily
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Stevenson
Security Council
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
South Vi
Graduation at Yerger Wednesday 1964 class and program
Commencement exercises for the Yerger High School graduating class of 1964 will be held Wednesday May 27 at the school at o o clock. The program includes processional invocation music Trees by Girls Chorus Life is a Lively Thing by the Girls Chorus introduction of speaker Will V Rutherford principal speaker Dr L A Davis president of AM&N College music Bless This House School Choir presentation of diplomas alma mater benediction class roll with names and certificates and National Honor Society sponsors and officers.
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Yerger High School
Will V. Rutherford
L.A. Davis
Am&n College
James H. Jones
Weather Summary From Arkansas Station 24 Hours Ending 7 AM
The report notes a 24 hour period ending at 7 am with a high of 89 and a low of 70 and a trace of precipitation. Central Arkansas forecasts from The Associated Press indicate partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with widely scattered thunderstorms developing mainly after noon and evening. Temperatures show little change with highs Tuesday in the mid 90s and lows tonight in the 60s across the region including Southeast Arkansas.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Hope High School Class of 1864 Graduates Honored
Joe Keesey valedictorian receives American Legion Good Citizen Award and will study science at Southwestern College Memphis. Ann Arnold salutatorian earns Bausch Lamb Science Award and will major in sciences at the University of Arkansas. The 131 graduates receive diplomas at First Baptist Church Monday night May 25.
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Joe Keesey
1864 Hope High School
American Legion
Southwestern College
Memphis
Ann Arnold
Bausch Lamb
University of Arkansas
Ann
Joe
Hope High School
First Baptist
Downtown Hope Plans Christmas Light Upgrade
A downtown Hope committee met at the Chamber of Commerce to plan buying new Christmas lights for Second Street Hazel to Lf A Railroad Walnut to Third Main to Third and Elm to Second. The cost is 2500 after savings from city crew assembly. June 15 deadline prompts urgent fundraising with $25 minimum from 167 merchants and civic groups.
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Chamber of Commerce
Second
Hazel
Main
Elm
City Water and Light Plant
B & PW Club Federation of Garden Clubs
Junior Auxilary
Jaycettes
Rotary
Lion
Kiwanis
Jaycees
Forrest Singleton
Retail Merchants Promotion Association
Hope
Troop 31 Plans Parents Night
Boy Scout Troop 91 to assist at a Parents Night Monday at 7 pm at Oglesby School building. Camp Power summer camp slated for June 21 27. meeting will discuss details. All parents with boys of scout age not regular with some troop are urged to attend. Scoutmasters Boyett and Svoulmasters lead.
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Boy Scout
Pie Oglesby
Piouwer
Sone Troop
Ql Oqvertiat
Amin Boyett
Khrushchev Leaves Egypt After Promising Loan and Backing Plan
Soviet Premier Khrushchev wrapped up an 11 day visit to Egypt with a pledge of a $277 million loan for Nasser’s second five year plan and a clear endorsement of Soviet foreign policy. The joint communique placed Egypt behind Moscow in Africa’s new nations while a large security presence welcomed Khrushchev at departure.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Egypl
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Kremlin
Pekin
Moscow
Africa
Farouk
Kabbah
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Egypt
United States
U.S. State Department
U.S
Yemen
Laos
China
Red China
McLarty to Head Bank at Blevins
McLarty of Hope has been elected president of the Bank of Blevins, with P. C. Stephens continuing as executive vice president and manager. Harold Stephens remains vice president and director. McLarty also leads Hope Auto Company and McLarty Ford, with additional roles in Texarkana and leasing firms. Herbert Stephens and Harold Stephens hold top positions in Stephens Grocer Company.
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Rank McLarty of
Hope
Bank of Blevins
Herbert Stephens
P. C. Stephens
Harold Stephens
Hope Auto Company
Ford
McLarty Ford, Inc
Texarkana
Nashville Auto Company
Ford Dealer
M & M Leasing Company
McLarty
Citizens National Bank of Hope
Stephens Grocer Company
Land O' Lakes Farm
Arkansas Whale ‘Sale Grocers Association
Mrs Robins Dies in Conway Arkansas
Mrs Lyle Allinder Robins 62 died in Conway Arkansas on Saturday She was widow of Frank E Robins longtime editor and president of Conway Printing Co publishers of the Log Cabin Democrat She was mother of Frank E Robins Jr who served as secretary of the Arkansas Democratic Central Committee at his death in 1959 and who edited the Log Cabin Democrat from 1949 to 1959
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Robins
Conway Conway
Ark
Lyle Allinder Robins
Frank E. Robins
Conway Log Cabin Democrat
Conway Printing Co
Frank E. Robins Jr
Arkansas Democratic Central Committee
The
Log Cabin Democrat
Garland 6th Ents Parents with World's Fair themed program
Garland 6th grade entertained parents and upper grades with a World’s Fair themed program marking the end of social studies for the year. Connie Hendrix emceed, with Lanette Arrington narrating and Mary Lou Huckabee assisting. The show featured student-directed scenes, artwork, music, dance, pantomimes, and a Hamlet scene among other numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Broach
Garland School
Connie Hendrix
Lanette Arrington
Gloria Gene
Belinda Evans
Linda Faught
Mary Lou Huckabee
Anita Hughes
Douglas Byrd
Billy Stroope
Jimmy Alford
Ruth Alice Edwards
Lynda Faught
Mary Beth Millican
Ann Purvis
Joe David Key
Hamlet
Kenneth Fincher
Skipper Warren
Gary Caldwell
Greg Harrison
Madonna
Virginia Co. Ordered to Reopen Schools
The Supreme Court ordered Prince Edward County Virginia to reopen its public schools on a desegregated basis by next September. The county closed schools in 1959 to avoid admitting Negroes, part of the famous Brown v. Board desegregation fight. Justice Black delivered the opinion with Justices Clark and Harlan concurring on parts of the reasoning. The decision sends the case back to the U.S. District Court in Virginia with directions to enter a decree ensuring desegregation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Hugo L. Black
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Black
U.S. District Court
Virginia
Revival services at Church of the Nazarene in Lubbock
Rev. Buford Battin of Lubbock Texas conducts revival services at the Church of the Nazarene. Services are at 8 a.m. on weekdays and 7 30 p.m. every night through Sunday May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Battin
Lubbock
Texas
Church of the Nazarene
Delegations to Talk Over Highways
Six delegations will address the Arkansas Highway Commission as bids totaling 4.4 million dollars are opened. Senators Ingram and Nixon seek interchanges and road improvements including I-40 south of Crawfordsville and Arkansas 205 Wooster to Bono, plus a Bono to Arkansas 124 link. Benton County Judge Kinyon and Mrs Lorraine Walsh push further state system additions and route upgrades in Ashley, Faulkner, and Conway counties. Nixon also backs a county road addition from Wooster to a north of Morriston in Faulkner and Conway counties.
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Arkansas
Benton County
Lorraine Walsh
Hamburg
Crossett
Fountain Hill
Ashley County
W. H. Kennedy Jr
Pine Bluff
Nixon
Wooster
Morriston
Faulkinner
Conway
All Around Town short notices from Hope area
Seniors and graduates are highlighted with Albert Hargis receiving a Bachelor of Science in history at Evangel College in May and joining the Wind Ensemble for a World Fair performance in Europe. John D. Nix earns a Doctor of Dental Surgery at Baylor College of Dentistry, with active dentistry society roles. Captain John P. Harker is called to active duty May 30, reporting to Brooklyn Army Terminal for training. Hope Baseball League Auxiliary meets May 26. County crash tallies include Hempstead seven injuries with three deaths, others six with no fatalities. Second Lt. Johnny Hines earns USAF silver pilot wings after Reese AFB training.
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Albert Hargis
A.L. Hargis
Hope
Evangel College
Europe
Hope High School
Johnny Hines
Hanrell Hines
Prescott
U.S. Air Force
Reese Afb
Texas
Prescott High
Brenda
Mes
Vo Wilson
Hh Pyeseatt
Hundreds die as riot erupts after Peru game riot
AP report notes hundreds killed in Lima when a referee decision sparked a deadly riot at a security game. National and international items follow, including Soviet aid, Cambodia border talks, and U.S. civil rights debate progress. Arkansas PTA and local crime also appear in brief items.
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Lima
Peru
Washington
Senate
PTA
Chicago
Hope Girl Joins the Peace Corps
Sherrie Hawkins of Hope will teach in Liberia as a Peace Corps volunteer after graduating from the University this month. At 71 she rejects high paying jobs, accepting a two year service with food clothing and a 1400 dollar stipend. She joined after campus recruiting and sees the challenge, not missionary zeal, in living under adverse conditions and representing America.
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Sherrie Hawkins
Hope
Northwest
Arkansas Times
Fayetteville
Pat Donat
Times
Peace Corps
Liberia
Pease Corps
Campuus
America
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Mike
Capiial
Peru Soccer Stadium Disaster Leaves Hundreds Dead
Riot at Lima stadium after a referee decision sparked a stampede as tear gas was used crowd chaos spread from the stands to the exits. Officials cited fear gas as a factor in the disaster that halted the Argentina Peru match with spectators dying and hundreds injured amid a nationwide mourning mood.
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Thomas J. Stone
LIMA
Port
Argentina
Peru
Countdown on Apollo Moonship Cape Kennedy Report
Poor legible copy describes countdown for first manned Apollo orbit attempt from Cape Kennedy. Mentions rocket, launch towers, and scheduled sky conditions. References astronauts and NASA hardware but lacks clear names or exact dates.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Laos Will Talk But Only If Reds Retreat
VIENTIANE Laos AP A retreat by Communist Pathet Lao forces to their former positions in the Plaine des Jarres is the condition set by neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma for joining a proposed new Laotian crisis conference. He said attendance rests on an immediate ceasefire and Pathet Lao retreat to original lines. The Pathet Lao showed no sign of retreat as they expanded territory after a major drive. Gen Kong Le’s neutralist army command was scattered by the offensive. Souvanna warned the Laval situation is critical and must be resolved within the Geneva Accords framework.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lito
Kong le
Souvanna
Baptists Outline Beliefs After 150th Jubilee in Atlanta City
North American Baptists closed a three day conclave with a message in the world outlining member beliefs. The 150th jubilee gathered seven largest Baptist groups and featured evangelist Billy Graham urging a revival for equal rights and conversion to Jesus Christ.
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Tom Seppy
Atlanta City
N. J
North America
Billy Graham
Craham
R D Ellis 85 Retired Farmer Dies at Hope Hospital
R D Ellis aged 85 longtime Hope resident dies Sunday in a local hospital. Survived by three sons Mont of St. Louis Carroll of Fort Worth and Charles Ellis of Hope and four daughters Mrs Ivy Nempsey Pine Bluff Mrs trace Bell McGehee Mrs hois llamo Flint Mich and Mrs Ruby Stickney Los Angeles Also sisters Mrs BE fe Hussell Bodcaw and Mrs Kia Darby Camden Funeral services Wednesday at Hern day Cornelius Chapel by Rev OT Deri. Burial in Mi vision Cemetery.
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Ellis
Hope
Mont
St. Louis
Carroll
Fort Worth
Charles Ellis
Ivy Nempsey
Pine Bluff
Trace Bell
McGehee
Hois Llamo
Flint
Mich
Ruby Stickney
Los Angeles
CC. Ellis Ny
Sweeney
CoXis
BE Fe Hussell
Bodcaw
Kia Darby
Camden
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Patricia Alexander
Myrthene Barnes
Steve Brown
Gene Briggs
Nancy Burton
Bettye Cochran
Darlene Conway
Thomas M. Daniel
Jewel Dennis
Gwendolyn Douglas
Clifford Easter
George Graves
Arthur Green
Shirley Griffen
Norma Gully
Frank Hendrix
Callie Hicks
Shirley Holt
Clarence Johnson
Donald Johnson
John O. Jones
Leola Lacy
Daniel Morrison
Minnie Muldrew
Norma Neal
Ezell Powell
Berry Randle
Arma Ross
Mattie Rutherford
Kathaleen Scott
Verida Scott
Iva Mae Smith
James Smith
James Sullivan
Otis Turner
James Walton
Clement Williams
Lurleen Williams
Willie Witherspoon
Johnnie Wyatt
Lewis Wyatt
Daisy Wyatt
Joe Bouter
James Brown
Aberta Burrell
Robert Epps
Archie Frezell
James Prezell
Marjorie Henry
Mary Jammerson
James McDonald
Danny Phillips
Henry Phillips
Richard Phillips
Doe Kersey
Nikita
By George Syvertsen
Garland
Virginia Co
John D. Nix
Owen Nix
South Bonner
Baylor University College of Deniistry
Dallas
Nix
Junior Dental Association
Texas Dental Association
Delta Sigma Dental Fraternity
John P. Harker
HE Patmos
Haas
Elic
Brooklyn Army Tml
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hope Baseball League
Hempstead County
Howard County
Lafayette County
Nevada County
AP News Digest
Communist
Cambodia-South
Eisenhower
Twoy
Mott Springs Drive-In
Hope Girl
Sherrie Hankins
R. D. Ellis
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