28 May 1965
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
1
A reader asks about Ink Arkansas and its location on maps. The note explains Ink lies seven miles east of Mena on State Highway 88 and describes nearby routes to Norman Pencil Bluff and Lake Ouachita, noting the highway system’s sparse printing details.
Anthony DeAngelis once dubbed Salad Xi King faces federal sentencing in Newark. He allegedly looted oil in Bayonne tanks, issuing ware house receipts against 198 million dollars of paper while only about 6 million in oil remained. Twenty companies were driven to bankruptcy as audits exposed the fraud.
Cold air from Hudson Bay drops May 28 record lows in Iowa and North Dakota while snow and frost threaten Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Thunderstorms lash western Arkansas Shreveport area and Dallas region causing millions in damage though no deaths or injuries are reported.
In Le My Viet Cong stronghold near Da Nang, Marines led by Lt Col David A. Clement cleared the village using a delicate grenade program and acts of goodwill. They reopened two bridges, buried two enemy fighters, and pledged ongoing operations to secure the area around the Da Nang air base.
Otis L Hale asked the Arkansas Public Service Commission for authority to interconnect Mobilfone Communications with Southwestern Bell Telephone Co lines. He said local customers requested the link and testified Thursday.
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Friday records high of 86 degrees and a low of 63. Precipitation totaled 0.30 inches.
Mostly cloudy with little temperature change and showers and thunderstorms affecting 40 to 60 percent of Arkansas through Saturday. Lows tonight 56 to 66. High Saturday. Continued on Page Three.
The Associated Press reports Henry Arnold of Crossett won a $21,000 jury verdict against former Ashley County Sheriff Guy Mormon. Arnold claimed Mormon entered his business without a warrant and shot him in the arm during a September 1964 scuffle over a gun.
Three accidents around the noon hour drew City Police attention. On North Main Mrs. H R Gleghorn’s parked car was struck. at 15th and Main Willie Charles Johnson lost control, hitting a telephone pole, while James Carter fled the scene. Bobby L Turner on South Laurel side swiped two cars. Turner blamed a stuck pedal. Officers Craig Rowe Clark and Deputy Sheriff Herbert Griffin investigated.
American Legion Auxiliary volunteers collect memorial poppy contributions on Poppy Day to fund rehabilitation and child welfare efforts for disabled veterans and veterans' children in Hempstead County. Mrs. Leon Bundy of Hope Legion Unit says most money stays locally to aid aging veterans and needy children, with ongoing need for support.
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church will host Vacation Bible School starting Monday May 31 and running through June 4 at 306 North Ferguson.
Newark, AP reports Anthony Tino DeAngelis received a decade in federal prison for involvement in a multimillion-dollar vegetable oil swindle that shocked Wall Street, marked as one of history's largest commercial fraud cases.
Bishop Paul V. Galloway announced new pastoral assignments for the Little Rock Conference at HOT SPRINGS Arkansas. Installations include Thomas Hatcher at Delight W H Watson assistant at Glenwood Parish John P Miles at Hot Springs Oklawa Thomas J Nation at Hot Springs Pull man Heights DM Dunaway and James BE By kho at Bismarck Parish Bennie G Jester at Bradley Weldon Rye at Buckner Circuit Arnold Simpson at Camden Fairview Kenneth Goode at Timothy Winston Roden at Emerson Circuit John Benham at Holly Springs Circuit Omma L L Daniel at Huttig Bolding Charles O Walthall at Pleasant Grove W W Barron at Parkers Chapel Richard Poss at Village Circuit Leo Beck at Welcome and John F Walker Jr at Southern State College Wesley Foundation HOPE District James B Swain at Bingen Circuit William D Elliott at De Queen John B Ross at Foreman Charge M E Scott at Men a First Methodist Dean Egger at Rondo Circuit Connie Robbins at Spring Hill Charge Pryor R Crue at Texarkana College Hill J C Van Horn at Texarkana Few Memorial LITTLE ROCK DISTRICT J Kenneth Shamblin Jr at Bauxite George G Kerr at Benton Parkview Charles Dunn at Bryant Mount Carmel Daniel C George at Hickory Plains Circuit W Braska Savage at Little Rock Capitol View Herman G Bonds at Little Rock Douglass
Saigon faces a widening political crisis as Chief of State Phan Khac Suu rejects two new ministers over resignations, while Premier Phan Huy Quat hesitates. Extremist Catholic leaders protest a new religion law, Cao Dai and Hoa Hao groups align with them, and arrests of civilians and officers linked to earlier regimes continue.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a bad battery cell postponed a practice flight for the upcoming Gemini 4 mission of James McDivitt and Edward White. Officials warned the June 3 launch could be delayed and a final decision would come after battery changes and tests this weekend. The issue arose during a rehearsal as the four day orbital mission loomed.
Danny Hatfield, son of Leroy and Mrs. Hatfield of 713 West B, wins a fourth consecutive $500 Junior Auxiliary scholarship after transferring to the University of Arkansas for civil engineering studies. Sharon Frith, daughter of Mrs. David Frith, earns $150 in memory of Mrs. Jud B. Martindale for her outstanding 1955 Hope High School record and college plans.
Revival services at Victory Baptist Church Blevins will run May 30 through June 4 led by evangelist Wesley Thom ason with pastor M C Barham directing.
State Policemen Fullerton and Stokes picked up three youths yesterday. Two were wanted in South Bend Indiana. AWOL soldier William C. Phipps will be turned over to the U.S. Army. Parole violator Kenneth Bruce Turmelee will be turned over to Indiana authorities. Sandra Kay of South Bend was traveling with them and will be returned to her parents.
Severe thunderstorms struck two Arkansas cities, injuring Mrs. Cecil Clements in a trailer home overturned by high winds in Conway. Damage at Idle Hour Florist and a Hendrix College campus beautification area was extensive. Marble hail, downed trees, and power outages disrupted Conway streets and nearby U.S. 65. Continued on Page five.
The 4th annual Appaloosa Horse Show in Arkansas takes place Saturday May 29 at the Third District Livestock Show Coliseum Fairpark. Halter classes start at 10 a.m. free to the public. performance classes at 7 p.m. charge 50 cents for children and 1.00 for adults with all proceeds to Hope-Kiwanis Club for its Youth program. Entries come from many states including Ohio and Wyoming.
All Across Town Mrs Bruner announces Thursday June 3 as pickup day for used clothes or household goods for the Hope Junior Auxiliary Thrift Shop at 113 S Walnut. Donations through church lines or phone numbers PR 7 5572 PR 7 5701 or PR 7 2190. The shop supports underprivileged children and welfare projects, having spent 1100 to aid clothing for needy kids. The rest of the item notes cover local arrivals, school trips, and a medical study group event.
In Little Rock the Arkansas Legislature plans a shortened session schedule as it weighs a 14.9 million highway user tax and awaits results on the Kinney-Kizer congressional redistricting bill. The Senate backed theKinney-Kizer plan 26-9 and the House 78-8, with Sen Dorothy Allen proposing an alternate.
An early morning blast at a Bokaro Ramgarh mine near Dhanbad Bihar fatally and potentially trapped 300 to 400 miners. Officials cite coal dust and possible gas buildup as causes while noting the site serves Bokaro steel mill with Soviet-built support.
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