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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1966

Page

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Free Choice on School Consolidation in Nevada County

Nevada County voters show mixed results on a proposed five district consolidation with three districts voting yes and two no, signaling a cautious shift toward consolidation amid broader state and federal funding pressures. The Nevada County Picayune notes that while local autonomy remains, state aid and potential future mandates will increasingly shape district decisions. The broader context warns that rural districts may lose free choice as state and federal finances drive consolidation trends.

Nevada County Nevada Councy Picayune Arkansas the Picayune The Star

City Cited for Pedestrian Safety Recognition in Hope

James K. Johnson district representative of the Arkansas Automobile Club presents City Manager Garland Medders with a pedestrian safety citation for Hope's two year record. The city cooperates with the American Automobile Association on a pedestrian safety program. Bottom photo shows the plaque.

Hope Star James K Jim) Johnson Arkansas Automobile Club American Automobile Association Garland Medders City of Hope

Hurricane Inez Drives Toward Yucatan After Smashing Cuba

AP dispatch from Miami cites Hurricane Inez slamming Cuba with at least four deaths and hundreds injured. Forecasters warn of 110 mph winds spilling into the Yucatan Peninsula as the storm drifts toward Merida and the Gulf, with reports of electrocution, drownings, a collapsed building, and a sunken barge in Havana.

Ben Funk MIAMI Fia Cuba Inez Gulf of Mexico Yucatan Peninsula Christ Merida Havana Taez Caribbean Haiti Mexico British Honduras Guatemala Key West Fla Yucatan

Water Bill Includes Flood Control Work for Bayou Bartholomew

A $430 million water projects bill cleared the House Public Works Committee. It allocates $9.36 million for flood control on Bayou Bartholomew and tributaries in Arkansas and sets aside $360,000 from non-federal sources for the same project.

Washington Bayou Bartholomew Arkansas House Public Works

Ruby wins new trial in Oswald killing case

In Austin Texas Henry Wade says the state will seek the death penalty again after Ruby's conviction was set aside for a new trial The defense expects a possible plea to murder without malice leading to freedom within months The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ordered the new trial outside Dallas County citing improper testimony by a police sergeant. Meanwhile Paris reports France ends a series of atomic tests in the South Pacific with a fifth explosion at Mururoa Lagoon documenting plutonium use though not enough enriched uranium for a thermonuclear device.

Lee Jones Austin Tex Henry Wade Jack Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Dallas Wade Ruby Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Texas P. T. Dean Oswald Associated Press PARIS France South Pacific Defense Ministry Mururoa Lagoon Tahiti Viet Nam U.S Washington Johnson Manila Australia New Zealand South Korea Thailand Malaysia Treasury Department National Georgia Archie L. Lindsey Charles L. Weltner Lester G. Maddox

Presbyterians Name Arkansan Moderator at Synod Meet

The Rev. G. Stewart of Ozark Arkansas was elected moderator of the Oklahoma Arkansas Synod of the United Presbyterian Church at Lawton Oklahoma. Commissioners adopted a resolution urging peace in Viet Nam and calling for all parties to press vigorously for a negotiated peace in which both justice and honor may be found.

Lawton, Okla

Arch Lindsey Picked for Georgia House Race

Atlanta Democrats chose Archie L Lindsey a 55 year old real estate agent to run against Republican Fletcher Thompson in the November general election after Weltner withdrew from the Democratic race over support for governor Lester Maddox. Lindsey will resign from the Fulton County Commission to run. Lindsey pledges party loyalty and support for Maddox while Weltner praised the choice and said Lindsey can win despite late entry.

Atlanta, Ga Atlanta U.S Charles L. Weliner Archie L. Lindsey Lindsey Weltner Lester G. Maddox Maddox Fulton County Democratic Executive Committee County Commission Fletcher Thompson GOP Washington

Bombing halt sparks call to bolster international patrols

In Washington and Saigon a pause in U S bombing aimed at a neutral buffer zone near North and South Vietnam prompted senators Mansfield and Fulbright to propose expanded International Control Commission patrols. Canada India and Poland said patrols would resume in the eastern demilitarized sector as talks continue.

Jack Bell Washington U. S Viet Nam Dean Rusk New York White House International Control Commission Saigon Control Commission South Viet Nam Cambodia Laos Mansfield Fulbright Canada India Poland International Commission Ottawa United States South China Sea North Viet Nam

Cites Need of 2-Party Plan Gains Arkansas GOP Support

A national Republican Party official said Arkansas is nearing a two party system. Fran Salmon of Tucson presented the NFRW national membership award to the Arkansas Federation of Republican Women and praised the state group for rebuilding after a 1964 defeat and aiming for victory in November.

Little Rock Republican Party Arkansas Gop Fran Salmon Tucson Ariz National Federation of Republican Women NFRW Arkansas Federation of Republican Women

Annexation Plan Put on Little Rock Ballot

The Little Rock City Manager Board voted to place 26.47 square miles of annexation on the November 8 ballot. The measure would add about 18 600 residents to the city’s population.

Little Rock

Grant Sought for Millwood Water District Project

Congressman Jim Trimble announced Southwest Arkansas Water District seeks a 9.97 million loan and grant from the Economic Development Administration to build a water distribution system from Millwood Reservoir. Five county area includes Columbia Hempstead Lafayette Little River Miller. The project aims to supply water to industries and towns, with Nooksa Edwards Paper Co of Port Edwards already bonding 46 million for a nearby mill. Trimble pledges expedited approval.

Jim Trimble Southwest Arkansas Water District Econome Development Administration Washington Columbia Hempstead Lafayette Little River Miller Trimble Congress Public Works and Economic Development Act Five County Millwood Nooksa Edwards Paper Company Port Edwards Wisconsin Ashdown Little River County Economic Development Administration

Rockefeller appeals for leadership at Arkansas rally

Arkansas Republican Winthrop Rockefeller attracted about 2,500 people for a six county rally in Newport promising leadership in highways and state government. He criticized the Highway Department under Democratic governors and urged a shift to a more capable administration.

Newport Ark Arkansas Winthrop Rockefeller Rockefeller State Highway Department Jehovah's Witnesses Hope Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York Spruce St Texas Louisiana C. Cooks Laurel J.C. Howard

Senators Split Again as Aid Bills Pass and Fail

Washington AP report notes Sen J William Fulbright of Arkansas voting with the majority to approve a 2.9 billion foreign aid appropriation while Sen John L McClellan opposed it. Both Arkansans also supported a 47 27 vote to cut 48 million from military assistance, showing party split on defense and aid packages.

Washington J. William Fulbright D-Ark Senate John Lb. McClellan Arkansans

Enrollment, fund drive, hunting, football, shows, and Vietnam note

A university enrollment report shows 11 291 students across all units with 9 973 at Fayetteville. College of Arts and Sciences leads with 3 192. Willisville Riders Club hosts a fundraising supper October 8 in the school cafeteria serving chicken and dressing with trimmings for 31 adults and 50 cents for children under 12. Kelly Berry presides with T J Goodwin as vice president and Gaylon Waters as secretary treasurer. G W Amos of Peach Street reports a squirrel hunter killed a 64 inch rattlesnake with 12 rattlers. Football fans are reminded of the SMU and Arkansas freshman game at Grim Stadium in Texarkana, 7:30 p.m., with the Hope band representing Arkansas. In livestock news, James Hopson of Rosston placed 43rd in Duroc senior show at the Arkansas Livestock Show, with Lee Tilton Bailey and Rosston FFA entries placing 11th and 12th. Marine Lance Corporal R Snowden, son of Mr and Mrs Bradley Snowden of Prescott, Ark, served in Operation Allegheny near Da Nang in Viet Nam, where Marines overran a Viet Cong war college, seizing weapons and ammo. the operation left 113 Viet Cong dead and destroyed a training camp.

Willisville Riding Club Willisville Kelly Berry T. J. Goodwin Gaylon Waters James Hopson Rosston Clus Lee Tilton Bailey R. Snowden Bradley Snowden Prescott, Ark Allegheny D Nang Viet Nam Don Lim Mountains Mareines

Johnson plans Asian tour surrounds Manila meeting

President Johnson expands the Manila conference trip into an extensive Pacific itinerary visiting New Zealand Austria Thailand Malaysia and South Korea among others. Officials from several nations disclosed the plans as a White House news conference was scheduled for 3 p.m. EDT. The Manila meeting of chiefs of state and troops fighting Communists is set for Oct. 24-25.

Douglas B. Cornell Washington Johnson Manila New Zealand Austria Thailand Malaysia South Korea Philipspines White House Viet Nam Joe Johnson Australia Keith J. Rolysate Welling On Harold Holt Holyoake Philippines South Viet Nam Seoul Chung Hoe Park Pacific Canberra Ferdinand E. Marcos Honolulu United States

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