Breakdown of Hope School District 1-A expenses released
Officials release a detailed breakdown of estimated 1962-63 revenues and expenditures for Hope School District 1-A. The report lists local and state revenues totaling about 577 thousand dollars and expenditures totaling roughly 575 thousand dollars, with allocations for personnel, operation of plant, maintenance, auxiliary services, transportation, and capital outlay. Key figures include debt service, general operation, and a total balance of about 2 thousand dollars. Board members Frank Knig and John Lowe oversee, with James H. Jones as superintendent.
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Hope
Geemtrield Joi Wt
Board OF Education
Frank Knig
John Lowe
James H. Jones
Mystery Clue Unburied Body Buried After 53 Years
In Vandale Cemetery a rain soaked service buried the embalmed body once called Tommy Moon. Identified last month as George I Clark Berry, the remains had rested since 1909 in a Marianna funeral home until Mrs. Thomas Peck of Cherry Valley aided by publicity uncovered the truth.
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Vanndale
Act
Tommy Moon
Vandale Cemetery
Marianna
George i Clark Berry
Thomas Peck
Cherry Valley
Berry
Tommy
Arkansas Weather Summary and Precipitation Figures
Weather recap reports total precipitation through September 1962 at 38.13 inches versus 45.44 inches the prior year. An Experiment Station note notes 24 reported ending at 8 am. Monday. High 86, Low 70, precipitation 1.72 inches. Arkansas forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thundershowers this afternoon and tonight, then Tuesday. Highs 78 to 88, lows 64 to 74. Continued on Page Two.
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Arkansas
Anal
Candidates Draw for Positions on Ballot in Hope
The Board of Election Commissioners met Friday and drew for ballot places and increased voting precincts in two Hope wards. Ward 1 with about 1,500 voters split into A B C D. Ward 4 with around 700 votes split into 4A and 4B. Ballot lists include J W Fulbright, Kent Jones for Senate. Orval Faubus, Bubs Ricketts for Governor. Talbot Feilds Jr, Grandison Royston for Representative. Carter Sutton, C H Partin for Tax Assessor.
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Board of Election Commissioners
Hope
Faubus to address sanitary engineers convention
Orval E Faubus is scheduled to address delegates at the 56th annual convention of the American Society of Sanitary Engineers in Little Rock The event opened Sunday and will run through Thursday About 500 attendees from across the United States and some foreign countries are expected to participate Today sessions were to be held as part of the program
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Little Rock
API
Orval E. Faubus
American Society of Sanitary Engineers
United States
West Cleaning Up After Rain Fifty Dead Across Coast
SAN FRANCISCO AP The West Coast from San Francisco to British Columbia cleaned up after hurricane winds and torrential rain that left at least 47 dead and scores homeless in the storm of the century. Damage ran into millions across northern California Oregon Washington and British Columbia with no total yet tabulated. Telephones were out in many towns and cities. emergency crews flown in by air patching lines. Oregon bore the heaviest toll with more than 50 homeless families and damages exceeding 130 million dollars reported by Gov. Mark Hatfield.
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San Francisco
British Columbia
California
Oregon
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Mark Hatfield
Oakland
Calif
Objectives stressed at DAR meeting in Arkadelphia
Mrs. John A. Care, state Regent of the DAR, spoke to the Jan Cain Chanter at the October gathering in the home of Mrs. Frank McLarty. She highlighted three goals increasing membership studying the DAR Handbook and improving publicity while noting the society has spent over 2 million dollars on loans and scholarships. She urged members to deepen DAR knowledge and share the DAR story to reshape public image.
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John A. Care
Arkadelphia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jan Cain
Frank McLarty
Carr
DAR
Fac
Nurses to Meet in Arkansas State Convention
The 60th annual convention of the Arkansas State Nurses Association will convene in Little Rock next Thursday and Friday with special guests Mrs. Margaret Dolan of Chapel Hill NC president of the American Nurses Association and Miss Barbara Schut editor of the American Journal of Nursing.
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Little Rock
Arkansas State Nurses Association
Margaret Dolan
Chapel Hill
American Nurses Association
Barbara Schut
American Journal of Nursing
Smoke Means Money
Arkansas legislative auditors report rising smoking and higher state revenue from cigarette stamps and permits for the year ending June 30. The first year net totaled 50,017,050, up 300,203 from the prior year as stamp duties and licenses contributed to the increase.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansans
Faubus Links Act 1 to Tax Increase Opposition
In Conway Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus argues Initiated Act 1 is wrong in principle and would trigger higher state taxes if passed. He notes the act would earmark 50 percent of general revenues to the Public School Fund, while education groups defend the measure and voters control appropriations through the ballot.
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Conway
Ark
Orval
Faubus
Arkansas Children's Colony
Arkansas Education
Joshua K. Shepherd
Arkansas Committee For the Public Schools
Shepherd
Remedis Killed in Auto Crash in Pittsburgh Pa
Barto Remedis aged 34 formerly of Hope was killed Saturday in an auto accident in Pittsburgh Pa Survivors include his wife Jewell Arnold Remedis a son Johnny Browning of Monticello a daughter Lucy Maycock of Shaw Dc his father Simon Remedis of Zwalla La three brothers Flo Tom and Robert Remerdis of Zwalla and three sisters Victoria Long ovia Demona Moxley and Lea Malmay all of Zwalla Body will arrive in Hope for burial at 2 25 pm Tuesday Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Providence Church Rev Kenneth Beho Burial by Herndon Cornelius at New Hope Cemetery
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Barto Remedis
Hope
Pittsburgh
Suvivors
Jewell Arnold Remedis
Johnny Browning
Monticello
Lucy May’ Adcock
Shaw, D. C
Simon Remedis
Zwalla
Flo
Tom
Robert Remerdis
Victoria Longovia
Demona Moxley
Lea Malmay
Providence Church
Kenneth Beho
Herndon Cornelius
New Hope Cemetery
West Berlin civilians assured access amid Berlin talks
The United States told West Germany it will uphold civilian and military access to West Berlin against any Soviet effort to cut the city off. discussions involve Schroeder, Adenauer, Kennedy, Rusk, and Khrushchev era tensions with a possible year-end crisis. Western allies warn East Germany may seek visa controls to assert authority over the supply route.
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United States
West Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Gerhard Schroeder
Dean Rusk
Schroeder
Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Rusk
U.N. General Assembly
New York
East Germany
Wester
Britain
France
Here's How They Voted
Washington AP surveys recent roll calls by Arkansas members on major measures. House approved a 3.93 billion foreign aid bill 171 to 108 with For Mills Norrell Trimble. Against Alford Gathings Not voting Harris. House passed 2 billion State Justice Commerce bill with For Trimble Norrell. Against Alford Gathings Mills. Not voting Harris. House approved postal rate and civil service pension bill 312 to 20 with For Alford Harris Mills Norrell Trimble. Against Gathings. Senate had no major roll calls in period.
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Alford
Harris
Mills
Norgall
Trimble
Senate
All Around Town notes from Hope area events
Ann Gilbert, daughter of Mrs and Mrs Jim Cole of Hope, is enrolled at Memphis State University as a graduate student for the fall. Emmet’s fifth graders elect officers: Mike McQueen president, Robert Whitestone vice president, Robert Paul snes, Rebecca Ward reporter. Rev B W Lane and Mrs Lane return from Columbus after attending the 37th annual International Ministers Conference where more than 55,000 attended. The 1962 State Fair of Texas is in progress through October. Tena Pilkinton of Hope is among 23 freshmen at Lindenwood College in St Charles Missouri, daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Pilkinton. Mrs Vern Boyd is recovering at home with a daughter, Mrs J W Robertson. Bill McClenden of Lewisville leads Arkansas in September group insurance sales for Aetna Life Insurance. Hope-Fairview game film will be shown Tuesday at 7:30 PM at the usual meeting of the Boon County club.
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Ann Gilbert
Jim Cole
Hope
Memphis State University
Gilbert
Sth
Emmet
Mike McQueen
Robert Whitestone
Robert Paul
Snes
Rebeca Ward
Arnett
B. W. Lane
First Pentecostal Church of Hope
Lane
Columbus
Ohio
Tena Pilkinton
Ope
Linderiwood College
St. Charles
J Ishe
James H. Pilkinton
15Th St. Hope, Ark
Miss Jacoby Highlights Children Education Talk
National Education Association leader Miss Rita Jacoby spoke at Hope Junior High School on the theme Spotlight on the Children. She urged that education extends beyond classrooms and praised the Classroom Teachers branch of NEA for its programs and negotiations. The event included remarks on a West Berlin trip and a community reception afterward.
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Department of Classroom Teachers
National Education Association
Rita Jacoby
Hope Junior High
Jacoby
Jersey City
N.J
Acaby
NEA
James McLarty
Hempstead
Miller, Sevier
Union
Ouachita
Hope
Blevins
Washington
Flor Troon
J Jacoby
West Berlin
America
Hupei High Stove Orchestra
Fiame Heonomics
Weki
Hope Native Kilfed in Auto Accident Friday
Mrs Kale Garner circuit choir leader of Ouachita County was killed Friday when she suffered a heart attack and her car left the road near Delight. She and her husband were en route to a Valley Bay for a jbal meme at Fayetteville. Garner was a native of Nope, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Clark Stephenson. A former president of Camden BEPW Club, she taught at Methodist churches and served as urpanise at First Methodist and St Mark Methodist. Survivors include husband Roy a son Thomas C Garner of New Orleans a brother Ralph Stephenson of Jena La and a sister Mrs Pauline Ables of Camay. Funeral was held Sunday at Mist Methodist Church in Camden. Burial was at Ayeenyen tC ame LhELy.
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Kale Garner
Ouachita
St. Mark
Ausland
Roy
Thomas C. Garner
New Orleans
Ralph Stephenson
Jena
la. Snd
Pauline Ables
Camaay
Mist Methodist Church
Camda
George Yeey
Kay Luis Mu Key
Lhely
Belgians in Riot Jailed After Clash Between Flemish and Walloons
Reported riot in Brussels ends with 43 freed and five still jailed after clashes between Flemish youth and Walloon demonstrators. Nineteen injured, fifty arrested. hospitals treat several, while demonstrations echo tensions over regional subjugation claims.
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Brussels
Belgium
Liege University
U. N
General Assembly
Public Works Bill Authorized Amid Compromise
A $2.4 billion omnibus water projects bill was approved after a House Senate conference, authorizing construction at about 207 coastal navigation, beach erosion and power sites. It includes Arkansas items like sewage system work in Hallville and Village Creek projects, with bridges replaced on Benuf and Rip Bayou.
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Wallington
Sendle
Whitehouse
Arkansas
Noyse
Sellville
Sol
Lawrence Counties
Mayberry Tevue Cinaiels
Sluroni
Arkansas - Ted River
Benuf River
Rip Bayou
Senate
Peach Growers Conference Set in Little Rock
The Kansas peach growers conference will convene in Little Rock on July 8 to study the peach market orchard management and processing. Sponsored by the Avapus Farm Bureau Federation and affiliated agricultural groups.
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Little Rock
Iap
Link Rock New
Avasus Farm Bureau Federation
Aguiapat the Furcay Bry Jee
Six Cuban militiamen say armed patrol boat sunk
Six men claimed Coast Guard investigators that their 18 foot patrol boat was attacked near Varadero Beach by a larger craft, sinking their boat and wounding two militiamen Sel Filiberto Suarez Lima 40 and Cpl Miguel Cao Mendina about 30. The six were brought to Key West then Miami for questioning.
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Saturnino Noriega
Meame Pla
Coast Guard
Immigration Detertion Center
Opa + Locha
Cay Sal
Straits
Cuba
Key West
Miami
Florida
District Immigrations
Edward Ahrens
Filiberto Suarez Lima
United States
Miguel Cao Mendina
Ahrens
Varadero Beach
Havana
Cao
Suarez
Miamiis
House Adds To Water Works Bill Increases Spending
Washington AP The House approved a multi billion dollar public works appropriations bill adding 1 265 million for seven water projects bringing total to 5 069134 billion The measure advances to the Senate for consideration It includes 400 million to launch Kennedy emergency works in distressed areas and 1 2 billion for Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau projects The Senate added 600 008 million for Arkansas River navigation locks and dams and 451 000 for Gilham Reservoir while reducing Greers Ferry to 4 892000 and approving Owachita and Black River funds.
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Washington
House
Thears
Senate
Kennedy
Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau
Arkansas River
Gilham
Greers Ferry
Owachita and
Black River
Calemina Skies on West Coast Weather Forecast
AP reports San Francisco will see clear skies and rising temperatures as a storm passes. Weather bureau predicts a high near 67 F with light winds and dry conditions through Saturday.
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Calemina Skies
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
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Kent Jones
Orval E. Faubus Willis
Bubs Ricketts
Talbot) Feilds Jr
Grandison D
Buster) Royston
Sanitary
West
Robert Roy Budway
Czechoslovakia
Hone
Nexas
Dudley
Hope It
Mh l
J. A. Willett
Lope
Vern Boyd Sr
Eh Emmet
3. W. Robertson
Bill McClenden
Lewisville
Aetna Lite Inesurance Co
Bill
Hope-Fairview
Tim Foun
Boonen Tbl
Federal Court
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