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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1963
Page
8
In Hammons Stadium Thursday November 28 at 2 p.m. Yerger and McRae meet for a long‑running Turkey Day clash described as a battle for blood. The Yerger Band Mothers' Club hosts a social at 7 p.m. in Harris Gymnasium.
President Johnson pledges a steady transition and asks for national unity as he outlines foreign policy aims and domestic priorities. He vows unwavering support of the United Nations and alliance commitments while stressing civil rights and a tax cut agenda in his first joint address to Congress following Kennedy's burial.
Alex 4 Washburn editor and publisher Paul Jones managing editor Donald Parker advertising mgr C M Pod Roger Jr Circulation Manager Arkansas Dallies Inc lists addresses in Memphis Dallas Chicago New York Detroit Oklahoma City and Detroit with Associated Press rights noting exclusivity for republication of local news and AP dispatches.
President Johnson told congressional leaders he will press civil rights and tax reduction bills without a set deadline. He speculated Congress will likely defer final action on civil rights until the new year. He is expected to assure allies the US will continue Kennedy era international policy. He conferred Tuesday.
A hearing on thePublic Utilities Co of Crossett reorganizing was set before the Arkansas Public Service Commission. No opposition appeared and the commission likely will take the matter under advisement after the routine hearing. The reorganization creates Public Utilities Corp of Crossett to operate power gas and telephone utilities and Crossett Water Co to assume water services.
The Urban Renewal Administration approved a $42,000 grant to the University of Arkansas on Tuesday to aid Conway, Franklin, Logan, Johnson, Pope and Yell counties in comprehensive planning for industry in the Arkansas River valley. The Public Housing Administration backed construction loans for low rent homes: Foreman $142,676 for 12 homes, Plummerville $281,271 for 24 homes, Pocahontas $713,474 for 64 homes.
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