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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
11
Fresh sweet Bing or Lambert cherries appear in markets. A creamy cherry cheese salad blends cottage cheese cream cheese sour cream and gelatin with cherries, almonds and mint for a light summer dish serving eight.
Poached pears with chocolate sauce is a popular restaurant dessert. A simpler version for gatherings uses assorted chocolates and a light syrup with vanilla and lemon juice. The dish serves six and features poached pears in lemony syrup, chilled and plated with chocolates.
Cosmetics offer a bright spring look with incandesent shades across foundations powders lipsticks and nail polishes. Extra frost nail colors feature pearl essence that claims to stay visible as long as possible. Peach orange and lilac tones plus silvery accents appear in new formulas. Elementary girls are urged to use baby cream for windburn and dry skin. Reindeer ownership in Alaska is restricted to native Alaskans.
A vintage ad touts Mortons new crop of larger potatoes with hundreds of Morton Men racing to deliver over 150 million fresh bags annually. The copy invites readers to greet the Morton Man on the run and enjoy a wider taste variety in chips.
James Marlow assesses Senator J. W. Fulbright criticism of U S foreign policy from 1945 to the Vietnam era. The piece notes past tempestuous exchanges with Presidents Truman Eisenhower and Johnson, Fulbright's calls like “arrogance of power” and “American brothel” for Saigon, and his recent efforts to justify remarks at the National Press Club amid indirect jabs from President Johnson.
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