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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1966

Page

5

Poultry Group Tours Hope Kiwanis Meeting

Henry Haynes and Wayne Russell joined by a Golden Goodness of Egg Week delegation for a tour of Hope city facilities. Arkansas Poultry Federation provided eggs and recipes as part of the visit. George Frazier announced Hope won the state Little League Play-Offs tournament bid for next summer and noted K Park needs improvements to host the event.

Wayne Russell Golden Goodness of Egg Week Hope Kiwanis Club Arkansas Poultry Federation George Frazier Hope

Johnsons restless search for a news conference style

AP Analyst James Marlow notes President Johnson keeps testing news conference formats. He moves among ambulatory, televised, radio, and informal styles, seeking impact. The piece highlights the surprise announcement of Katzenbach replacing Ball and Johnson often using conferences to stage such news, with vague answers to questions.

James Marlow Washington (Ap Johnson White House Franklin D. Roosevelt John F. Kennedy Dwight D. Eisenhower Harry S. Truman George W. Ball Washington Ball Nicholas Katzenbach Katzenbach

Detroit Goes After That Buried Ford

Detroit residents and former Detroit Police Lt wife Mrs. Arthur A Allen host a Saturday dig at her home to uncover a buried 1913 model T Ford rumored to have been burned forty years ago. The tale ties to Perry Andrews, his son-in-law William Morris Jr., and collector Harvey Versteeg of the Detroit Historical Museum. Local curiosity and radio host Bud Guest spurred a crowd expected to attend.

Detroit Arthur A. Allen Ford Morris Andrews Harvey Versteeg Detroit Historical Museum Versteeg Bud Guest WJR

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