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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1964
Page
5
New York AP reports rising business confidence feeding on itself with plans to expand, stronger consumer spending, and inventories growing in anticipation of higher sales. Inflation psychology prompts earlier production and wage demands, while some fear overexpansion could later spark excess capacity.
Dr. Charles W. Mayo, longtime Mayo Clinic surgeon, is expected to be discharged from Georgetown Hospital after an ulcer attack during a flight from Minneapolis to Pittsburgh. Bourgh, Habib Bour-
Blake meets Tru dy Martin, a former girlfriend of suspect Richard Emery in a post office robbery case. He follows her, spends a night, and later confronts Joe Balk who suspects Blake of snooping. The sequence includes bar rooms, a dinner offer, a pub crawl, and a tense street confrontation.
In Rio de Janeiro a group of Missionary Sisters of Jesus Crucified perform lively pop songs with a 14 voice chorus and a six piece combo. The music, composed by Sister Irene Gomes, blends faith with samba rhythms and has gained television exposure and rapid record sales. The order, formed in 1928, aids prisons slums and schools and funds itself by selling candy and box lunches.
A tense exchange unfolds with one speaker demanding a search for Dick Emery. The other man warns of danger and instructs a walk, implying a confrontation or pursuit to learn Emery’s location. The scene ends with a promise to continue, leaving motives and outcome unresolved.
Washington AP says President Johnson is studying a batch of task force reports to map his future political agenda. He will present blueprints to Congress in the January State of the Union, focusing on education urban affairs elder care and economic policy with emphasis on cooperation between federal and local leaders.
Lester W. Martin, 40, of Pocahontas Arkansas, died Sunday in a West Plains hospital from injuries suffered in a Saturday night highway crash six miles southwest of West Plains. Martin was a passenger in a vehicle driven by Richard Johnson, 43, of Pottersville Missouri, when Johnson turned left off U S 160. Johnson’s car was struck broadside by a vehicle driven by Clifford Bates, 24, of West Plains.
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