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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1966
Page
5
Six Cleveland widows who lost husbands in Vietnam gathered for a quiet memorial evening and decided to form ongoing support. They will fund CARE packages for widows and orphans in Vietnamese villages and Fihey will bake cookies to send to military units. The act stands as a personal memorial surpassing flags and parades in meaning.
Glasgow notes Charles Hepburn, heir to a whisky fortune, has built a private gallery of Scottish antiques. His prized items include handcuffs once used on Burke and Hare, a suit of armor linked to Richard III, and portraits and tapestries. He values stories over insurance and plans bequests to Glasgow.
The Southwest Arkansas Teen Jamboree Talent Contest was held Saturday at the Junior High auditorium. Five contestants were chosen to enter the Arkansas Dairy Association statewide contest June 1 in Little Rock, in connection with the Arkansas Dairy Princess contest. Advancing to the state contest were:
In Washington two powerful committees led by J W Fulbright and Richard Russell clash over expanding Senate oversight of the CIA. McCarthy’s resolution seeks to add Foreign Relations members and oversee overseas ops, while Russell maintains sole jurisdiction. Behind the scenes talks hint at softening the clash. Chiang Kai-shek reshuffles cabinet in Formosa, naming five new ministers including foreign and interior posts.
Hollywood gossip notes from the Enterprises Bureau describe the wrap party for Tie Fortune Cookie with many stars from How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying attending. Walter Matthau smiles despite a recent heart attack and Jane Powell Audrey Meadows and Reginald Gardner are mentioned among guests and dancers preparing future projects.
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