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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1961
Page
1
The Hope Star announces staff and publication details for January 18 192 percent with editors publisher and roles listed. It notes AP membership and syndicated dispatch rights, plus advertising and circulation terms for Hope and nearby counties.
Taylor, President Kennedy's special military adviser, has decided on the broad outlines of the Proposals he will make to Kennedy, a U.S. spokesman said. Taylor met with Diem for 214 hours in what was possibly their final business session, a U.S. Spokesman said.
Stevenson argued the choice hinged on geography and politics, not numbers, as the U N chief weighs adviser options. A bloc of black African nations pushed for a sweeping diplomatic and economic boycott of South Africa amid debate over white supremacist policy. South Africa’s Eric Louw warned he would resist isolation at the 101-nation special political committee. Ghana’s initial position is noted.
Weather noon report shows highs mid 70s today and lows near 50s to 60s tonight. Outlook notes Wednesday through Thursday with partly cloudy to mild skies, temperature shifts, and regional mentions including Arkansas and Louisiana with variable shower chances and clear to partly cloudy conditions.
Informants report several African nations balk at expulsion as South Africa faces UN action. In the General Assembly committee, Soviet opposition blocks Norway’s push for an immediate vote demanding the USSR halt its 30 megaton hydrogen bomb test.
Havana charges the United States with murder of Ruben Lopez Sabaniego at Guantanamo Naval Base. Cuba demands American officers be tried by Cuban authorities. Raul Ro n notes base provokes tensions and vows sovereignty through international law while Castro provides widow pension and support for Lopez’s nine children.
In Ankara Turkish leaders from four parties agreed to form an emergency national front government with Gen. Cemal Gürsel as president after 18 hours of bargaining under the threat of a coup. The accord follows indecisive elections on October 15 and marks a pivot to military influence in politics.
Soviet Defense Minister Malinovsky told the 22nd Communist Party congress that the USSR has solved the problem of destroying rockets in flight and is capable of crushing the aggressor with a new rocket armed force. He cited no details and warned that rocket troops will decide future wars, while stressing joint armed forces action.
A Filipino man with tuberculosis covered himself in gasoline and set himself on fire, igniting a blaze that burned 25 tenement homes in Manila. Salvador Roldan, 35, died from the burns. Three children are missing and a man was injured leaping from a second story window as the fire spread through the neighborhood.
Gov Orval E Faubus and Sen Robert G Kerr will headline a Jefferson Jackson Day fundraiser in Hot Springs Arkansas on November 11. They will be joined by Rep Wilbur Mills and Attorney General Frank Halt to raise money for the Democratic Party's national convention in Miami in December.
Ame Jha refused to allow access through the premises for work saying it caused you noise and intrusion. The Jhas moved out last Thursday night to a nearby hotel after reportedly not paying October rent and expecting Mrs. Roberts to cover hotel costs.
AP report details Indian ambassador to the United Nations and his wife moving from a 10 room New York apartment after three years of “no peace.” They cite victimization and connection to a U.S. Army unit relocation, with renovation and anticipated fog over the Upper East Side. Nearby officials prepare for new tenancy. The 483rd Engineers, led by Capt. Gene Glazener, will report to Fort Benning for deployment. The move involves the 489th Lt. Malvern unit, with personnel occupying specific floors of the five story building on 74th Street as the agricultural department orders the moth control project to protect Ozark hardwood forests.
Fidel Castro reported that Cuban police stopped a new assassination plan against him. He said a co writers group near the presidential palace mounted bazookas but authorities discovered them before any attack. He described the plot as counter revolutionary terrorism and did not confirm arrests.
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