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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1967
Page
2
Friday reports 24 jars ending at 7 pm with high 35 and low 55 degrees. Kansas area shows clear to partly cloudy conditions and continued warmth into Saturday with scattered showers and thunderstorms westward. Tonight’s low around 50s and 60s, with similar ranges projected for Saturday.
The United States has provided about $1.13 billion in aid to Egypt, mostly through Food for Peace, with large sums aiding Egypt and Egypt’s private industry. Since 1957, U.S. economic and defense support from China and the Soviet Union totals about $140 million. Food shipments ceased last June but $1.4 million in technical aid continues, plus a $9.5 million feeding program run by voluntary agencies.
LOS ANGELES AP His surgeons plan to present William B Spangler with a small memento of his operation the bullet they removed from his heart. Spangler 30 walked around with the lead slug in his heart for 15 years after a 1952 hunting accident. Doctors removed the slug from the right ventricle after a 3 12 hour operation.
At a May 4, 1967 Spanish Club picnic, Mary Ellen Holder accepts the gavel to lead next year as retiring president Wendel McCorele looks on. Officers include Sandra McCorele Mary Beth Millie can Connie Hendrix Yvonne Barber Larry Massanelli Martha Bader Jan Herring Debbie Holmes Mary Nell Williams Donna Byers Cathy Field and adviser Mrs. W A Williams.
Israel Foreign Minister Abba Eban pressed President Johnson for plans to open the Gulf of Aqaba to Israeli shipping if diplomacy fails to end Egypt's blockade threat. Eban met with Johnson in the Canadian woods and with Charles de Gaulle and Harold Wilson, seeking Western capitals' intents while London and Washington pushed for UN diplomacy.
Arkansas Nursing Home Association urges the Welfare Board to enforce Act 461 of 1967 immediately. Executive Secretary Charles Stewart cites HEW approval and notes increased minimum wage costs require additional funds. State Welfare Commissioner Len Blaylock offers a $20 monthly raise.
In Los Angeles a savings and loan teller Barbara Chapman 27 faced an easygoing bandit who demanded cash and interrupted with Oh hell that's enough then fled. Police later held suspect Donald M. Stutsman 39 after he surrendered on suspicions of staging the robbery and about $415 was missing.
Phan tom jet over North Vietnam struggles in a harrowing rescue. Dave Baldwin, 24, just two years out of the University of Indiana, escapes with a dramatic ejection and survival, then returns to combat and phones his wife and infant son.
The House voted 362 to 9 to extend the four year deferment for college undergraduates delaying the draft set to expire June 30. Debate raged past midnight with protests from opponents who argued for student deferments and against the lotteries.
The U S Office of Education approved a 130810 grant to Will ene able Little Rock University to double the interior space of its library The decision was announced in Washington on Thursday The funding aims to expand library facilities and support academic growth for the college and its students
From Page One a roster shows pastors and associates across Arkansas. Names include Carl E. Beard Bethel W Darrell Bone Little Rock Charles G. Ashcraft Little Rock J Robert Scott Little Rock St Pauls Robert Roberts Frank Hamm Primrose Ferris Norton Jr Crose Elam Turner Kingsland Harold K. Davis Mone ticello George Cleary Parkdale Miller Chapel Carri Dee Racop Jr Portland Wilmot W Shelton Kilgore Thornton Harold Scott Kelso Daniel C George Wilmar Pine Bluff Bayous Metes Lodge Corner George Taliner Pine Bluff First Church William D Elliott Pine Bluff Wesley Thomas Hatcher Roe Circuit.
In Juda Wisconsin the Juda High School senior class prepares for graduation as nine girls remain missing after a jet airliner crash near New Orleans during their senior trip. Surviving students recall the shock of an all male procession and later the loss of nine classmates.
Rep. Ben Rettel testifies that crowded public spaces at the Capitol need better tourist facilities, warning visitors may be forced to use shrubbery on Capitol grounds. The piece then shifts to a hilltop town mourning 300 residents after a deadly accident, detailing grief of families, memorials, and a high school graduation shadowed by tragedy.
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