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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1964
Page
4
Clay Alec story follows detective Blake Morgan as he questions Richard Emery’s parents about the missing man, a suspect described in a post office robbery and clerk murder. Morgan visits Richard’s room, finds a note about a contact named Joseph, a 38 caliber shell, and stumbles on a Brazil embezzler article in a Holiday magazine.
James Barton of Rockford Illinois says he is selling his car because he cannot raise $30 to repair it. He found a $1,000 bill on a Rockford street and turned it in. Sheriff’s officers said Barton would have to advertise the bill for three weeks and wait a year if unclaimed before it could be his.
KUCHING Malaysia AP British troops clashed with Indonesian guerrillas today in Malaysia's Borneo jungles, killing three raiders, a military spokesman reported.
Crossett City Atty William Arnold may file suit to collect an $18,000 occupation tax on the Public Utilities Corporation. Vernon J. Giss of Stephens Inc says the tax is too high and should be cut after a vote on the utility’s right to do business. The firm warned customers it will contest the tax in court if not reduced.
The Anna P Strong Federated Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at Louise Hicks's home on Friday November 13 at 7 o'clock p m. The meeting is early to aid members attending the football game in El Dorado that night.
Gwendolyn Doris Smith of Hope Arkansas is chosen to represent the Junior class in the 1964 Bishop College Homecoming Queen Contest. Coronation is Friday night November 20 in the gymnasium. She will parade in the Bishop Homecoming Parade at 11 a.m. Saturday’s game day halftime ceremonies are set for 2 p.m. November 21.
An autumn drought described as the worst in history has turned hundreds of communities into emergency areas. It has dried streams and forced water pumping to farms, jeopardizing winter wheat in states from Colorado to New England, with extensive federal aid eligibility and looming livestock liquidations.
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman set the national peanut acreage allotment for 1965 at 1,610,008 acres with Arkansas assigned 4,204 acres. The marketing quota was fixed at 1,187,375 tons based on a normal yield of 1475 pounds per acre, matching this year’s figures.
NBCs Jonathan Winters opened the season with a first special featuring De Gaulle Khrushchev and Cary Grant in sketches with a puppy and pie. He shared a prairie satire with a wagon master persona while Les Cranes new nightly show is described as explosive though not universally appealing. The piece notes Winters inventive style and mixed reception to the debut.
Washington AP report outlines Johnson’s first foreign policy moves including possible emissaries to Europe to defuse NATO rift. Talks would involve de Gaulle and other NATO leaders while Spaak and Wilson visit for consultations on unity, Europe’s grain price plan, and a NATO nuclear navy.
William R. King, elected vice president in 1852, begins duties after announcing ill health. The transfer underscores concerns over his capacity to fulfill the presidency if needed, with aides monitoring his health and schedule for ongoing public duties.
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