13 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1962
Page
1
A partial sports brief mentions players and scores with unclear names. It references a first baseman or pitcher and a scoring moment, noting a gun and bay area location. Details are garbled but imply a game or play with a notable half and a firing moment.
The October calendar lists Hope Country Club socials and card nights with guests including Mrs Ralph Emerson and Mr Jay Anderson. Circle No 5 of WSCS meets Oct 15 at the First Methodist. All Girl Seoul Adult Workers plan a Lite House meeting Oct 16. bridal shower honors Miss A Johnson and Ray Easterling at Carre t Memorial Baptist. Catholic Ladies host annual supper Oct 17. Golden Circle outlines Finl Bagiiy Mad s Circle meeting notes and officers for the coming year.
Fragmentary OCR notes list individuals including B D Price Vanna Canal Zone George Mefunkins Pork Barre La Bessie Medunking Alexander La Mrs James Shadden Bossier City Billy Medunking Shreveport and Sara Apales. Text suggests a social or federal event with attendees. details are jumbled.
Readable fragments list bookmobile stops and times for the coming week. Locations include Bolenw School Tah Bawus, Beakmaay Til Ye Michaels Grocery, Texas Mastarn, Sewell Home, Funke Schools, Monky Community and Patmos Schagt with times from 2:00 to 4:45.
In August U.S. exports of civil goods were the lowest since March and imports rose for two consecutive months, leaving a $3 billion surplus. Through August this year the annual rate is about $300 million less, underscoring a fragile trade balance amid calls for freer bargaining by Congress and President Kennedy to lower tariffs and boost exports.
Mary Campbell reports on Protestant observers at the Second Vatican Council reacting to the invitation from a weekly Catholic newspaper. Statements from Anglican, Baptist, and Methodist observers express optimism and concern about the council's impact on ecumenism and moral leadership, with notes on potential world religious shifts and internal Catholic restatement.
Edward R M Murrow director of the U S Information Agency said he felt shaky yet fine after contracting pneumonia in Tehran He planned a week at his Pawling New York home before returning to Washington At an Overseas Press Club news conference in New York Gen Pedro B Aramburu provisional Argentine president warned against unilateral U S action on Cuba Meanwhile Algerian Prime Minister Ahmed Ben Bella plans to meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev in Moscow with a tentative date Andrei A Gromyko extended the invitation during a New York conference by UN sources
LITTLE ROCK AP Delegates at the Arkansas Academy of General Practice heard that respiratory infection causes in humans may produce cancer when injected into a hamster. Dr Bernard Garfinkel of Washington University said proof viruses cause some cancers in humans is near. He noted a virus named polyoma has produced up to 20 tumor types in mice. The 15th annual AAGP session closed Thursday.
AP notices report Vivian Beaumont Allen a philanthropist heiress dies of heart attack in New York. K Marjoie Moore dies in Windsor at 58, wife of Napier Moore and daughter of Sir Ernest Bain. Johns Hopkins ends fiscal year in the black on a $95,165,000 budget. David J R Dryden, 48, AP editor for 16 years, dies after extended illness from heart trouble.
Dorothy Dix counsels caution on remarriage for mothers with children. A reader’s tale of six kids, desertion, jealousy, and abuse leads Dix to advise wary consideration of a stepfather and to test conduct with the children before remarrying. A second column discusses a 16 year old girl urged not to chase boys, with guidance on dating patience and self-respect.
New York reports a disappointing September for retail sales with totals slipping for the second straight month. Analysts blame auto sales and model changes for the dip while expecting a rebound soon. durable goods lag contrasts with steadier soft goods and rising incomes, leaving merchants uneasy about the economy's path.
Mrs. Mary Lena Dyer, 88, widow of the late Rev. Elisha Dyer, died at her Conway home. A Methodist minister, Dyer served churches in central Arkansas for many years. Survivors include one son and two daughters.
President Kennedy signed a self-employed pension bill viewed as a gesture toward doctors opposing his elder care plan. The measure allows self-employed professionals to set up tax eased pensions, with critics noting Kennedy’s silence at signing and suggesting he faced political pressure to avoid a veto. Senate leaders argued the bill could ease doctor opposition and win support from small business people, lawyers, and farmers.
New York AP notes a columnist’s curiosities from ancient Rome to modern quirks. It cites Nero’s roses, a dentist joke, Zane Grey, passports to women, and odd laws in Atlanta while quoting Dirksen and Humphrey on a presidential bill’s passage and veto risks.
Three witnesses testified about a party before the death of James Franklin Emerson Jr aged 48 on May 9 in Rock. They said Oliver Roy Livingston 57 was involved. Livingston allegedly shot Emerson over personal jealousy after a dispute over his wife from 15 years ago.
In Athens police fired tear gas and baton charges as roughly 1,000 construction workers demonstrated for a seven hour day. About 50 people were injured amid the clashes between protesters and officers today.
A collection of quips and trivia notes includes a claim that someone invented the crossword puzzle, a mention of a prison inmate at play, a raised tombstone diagram of a crossword, dietary cautions about baths before meals, Hindu cooks needing fresh clothing in kitchens, a Norwegian wood staircase in Aura power plant with 12 450 feet and 3 725 steps, observations about female ankles, tree dwelling kangaroos, fish nests, the snorer statistic, and Thoreau's remark on materials and a woodshed built at twenty.
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