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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1964

Page

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Russia Rebuffs UN Debt Clash Before 1964 Session

Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met over lunch amid warnings that the UN might face a decisive clash on dues. The dispute centers on Article 19 and the two year arrears by the Soviet Union, with U Thant proposing a provisional UN Assembly pause. France’s potential blocking moves loom as a factor.

United Nations N.Y Dean Rusk Andrei A. Gromyko Gromapto Moscow General Assembly Grotmyko U Thant U.N United States Assembly France Congo Rusk U.S Adlai E. Stevenson Washington United Nations Now

Weather Outlook Across Arkansas and Missouri

Weather fronts bring clear to partly cloudy skies across Arkansas with much colder air and a hard freeze tonight. North highs in the 20s, south 30s, lows 5 to 15 north and 15 to 20 south. Tuesday stays cold with increasing clouds. Missouri turns fair and colder with highs around 20 northeast and 30 south, lows near 5 to 15, then clouding and a touch warmer Tuesday. In national news, tensions rise as East West talks focus on U.N. funding while diplomacy continues with Stevenson calling the session critical and Rusk inviting Gromyko to a working luncheon with top aides.

Arkansas Missouri Stevenson Rusk Gromyko U.N

Arkanson Killed In Alaska Crash

The U S Navy said Bobby Joe Crum of Parkin Arkansas was among 12 airmen who died when an anti submarine patrol plane crashed into a mountain in Alaska. Crum was an aviation mechanic and the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Preston Crum of Parkin.

Oak Harbor Wash U.S. Navy Bobby Joe Crum Parkin Ark Crum Richard Preston Crum

Refugee crisis after Belgian paratroop withdrawal in Congo

Belgian paratroopers pulled out amid rebel control in Stanleyville and Paulis. Up to 1,000 whites remain in rebel areas as Peking backed rebels threaten killings. Death toll among white hostages reaches 85, including three American missionaries. Several hundred refugees regroup near Bunia while missionaries and plantation managers shelter alone. Diplomatic sources say one air drop was canceled without explanation.

Congo Stanleyville Paulis Bunia Leopoldville

AMA to Plan Battle on Medicare

The American Medical Association meets in Bal Harbour to craft compromises on Medicare and guard physician patient relations. Delegations from Michigan California and the District of Columbia file three resolutions for consideration by the House of Delegates, aiming to address access for those with limited funds.

John Barbour Associated Press Bal Harbour Fla American Medical Association AMA House of Delegates Michigan California District of Columbia

Mariner’s Key Post: TV Pictures and Space Flyby

A maritime briefing notes a commander’s task to capture television images and stage a space flyby behind closed committee doors. The backdrop includes optimism that Medicare reform may pass Congress this year, reshaping elderly medical coverage and AMA’s stance on personal care versus federal responsibility. The AMA asserts care should start with the individual, pass to family and local authorities, with federal help only after all local avenues fail. The physician should decide medical need and local bodies decide eligibility, preserving freedom of choice.

U.S. Congress AMA

Shumaker Becomes a Defense Shelter Near Camden

The old Shuaker Naval Ordnance Depot near Camden will be converted into a civil defense shelter for 88,000 people. A. E. Findley, Ouachita County Civil Defense director, says the federal government will start stocking 597 concrete and earthen igloos with emergency supplies including food, water, medical items, sanitation equipment, and radiological monitoring gear. The depot area holds 64 igloos once used for ammunition storage. International Paper Co, and

Camden Atk Shuaker Naval Ordnance Depot A. E.findley Ouachita County Civil Defense International Paper Co

Mariner craft readies rocket firing from ship in near miss

Scientists plan to fire a rocket aboard the ship 5 to 16 days after launch to adjust the Mariner craft into its refined course for a 10,000 mile near-miss. They must confirm the rocket push direction by knowing the ship’s orientation with Canopus, while keeping the long-range antenna aimed at tracking stations such as JPL’s Goldstone in California.

Mariner Canopus Mariner’s JPL Goldstone Pasadena

Buried Father and Son Killed In Anadarko Collision

Oklahoma highway patrolman Filmore Ederson served as pallbearer at the funeral of 65 year old John A. Lucas of Anadarko. Soon after, while on patrol, Edgman investigated a fatal crash south of Anadarko involving Robert Allen Lucas, 19, son of John A. Lucas.

Anadarko, Okla Oklahoma Filmore Ederson Anadarko John A. Lucas Edgman Robert Allen Lucas

Brown Engineering Co Allows Igloo Use in National Emergency

Brown Engineering Co which purchased the depot when it was declared surplus several years ago has agreed to permit use of the igloos on their property in a national emergency.

Warning Order No 8843 Chancery Court Hempstead Ark

In Hempstead County Arkansas a warning order directs Roxie Mae Downs to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by William A. Downs Jr. The notice is dated November 20 1964, with clerk Jim Cole issuing the order and publication dates November 23 30 December 7 1964.

Chancery Court Hempstead County Ark William A. Downs, Jr Roxie Mae Downs Jim Cole

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