Burglars Hit Two Places Set One Afire
Burglars entered Green's Cleaners on Walnut Street through the boiler room last night and started a fire in a box of papers near the back door. Firemen extinguished the blaze by 11:30 p.m. with no major damage. Milam and Martin investigated. Separately Keen Shoe Shop on Division Street was entered, about $30 in cash and a 38 caliber revolver taken. Officers Rowe and Shirley reported.
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Green
Walnut’ Street
Milam
Martin
Keen Shoe Shop
Rowe and
Shirley
Weather totals and precipitation report from 1962 era Arkansas notices
Weather Total 1962 precipitation through September 98.13 inches versus 5.4 inches last year. Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 8 am Monday high 47 low 59 precipitation 0.419 inch. Arkansas: Cloudy with occasional rain and possible thundershowers in east and central portions this afternoon. Cooler to continue on Page Two.
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Arkansas
Star Reduces Page Count For Machine Work
Today's Star issue limits itself to essential national news and all available local items due to machine overhaul. Normally six pages, this edition contains four pages for today only. Football pictures from Friday's Hope-amden game will be published Tuesday.
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the Star
Hope-amden
Jr Auxiliary Christmas Bazaar Set
Hope Chapter of the National Association of Junior Auxiliary announces the second annual Christmas Bazaar from November 26 to December 3. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the former Keesey's Shoe Store. Bake Day on Nov 27 features cakes pies cookies and candy. Proceeds support welfare projects and the scholarship fund. Thirty five children clothed this school year. Six delegates will attend Region V NAIA in Hot Springs October 20 at the Arlington Hotel.
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Hope
National Association of Januoy
Keesey
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Region V
NAIA
Hot Springs
Arlington Hotel
Mrs Jackson 62 Dies Sunday in Hope Hospital
Mrs Lilie Mae Jackson 62 longtime area resident died Sunday in a local hospital Survivors include son Sgt Dorsey Keith in Japan three daughters Alma Foster Bobby Chance both of Shreveport Mabel Foster of Hope two brothers Livin Sinyard Spring Hill Leonard Sin yard Fulton Services set for 3 30 p m Monday at Southside Baptist Church by Rev Norman Grant and Rev Hershel Williams Burial by Henmson Cornelius planned at Macedonia Cemetery
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Lilie Mae Jackson
Dorsey Keith
Japan
Alma Foster
Bobby Chance
Shreveport
Mabel Foster
Hope
Livin Sinyard
Spring Hill
Leonard Sinyard
Fulton
Southside Baptist Church
Norman Grant
Hershel Wilams
Henmson-Cornelius
Lote
Macedonia Cemetery
Long-serving Hope municipal judge W K Lemley dies at 77
William Kendall Lemley aged 77 and a Hope municipal judge for 29 years died Sunday at his home after retiring in March this year. He served seven full four year terms and was born in Upperville Virginia. Lemley attended Randolph Macon Academy Front Royal and Washington and Lee University earning a law degree at Washington and Lee. He practiced law with his brother before serving as judge and helped organize First National Bank of Hope, later serving as its vice president for over 20 years. He was a member of local bar associations and civic groups and enjoyed skeet shooting. Survivors include his wife Janet and three daughters. Continued on Page One.
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William Kendall Lemley
Hope
Lemley
U. S
Washington and Lee University
Washington and Seely
Phi Delta ‘Tela
Phi Delta
Harry J. Lamley
Il Health
Jude Lemley
William and Lee University
Janet McRat Lemley
Fred
Elfis
Hove
Hoover 77 Dies in Lords Hospital
Jasper Samuel Hoover, 77, longtime Hempstead resident and retired farmer, died Sunday at a local rest home. Survived by Ida Hoover. two sons Woodrow of Ashdown and Glen Dell Hoover of Washington, D. C.. six daughters Chloe Tullis Juanita Tullis Vernell Warren Norma Stroud all of Hope Valdene Graves of League Texas and Travis Stone of Alexandria La. two brothers Willie and Chris Hoover of Hope. three sisters Huber Harrison Roy O Neal and dessie Stuart of Manfreeshare. Services at Hern don-Cornelius Chapel at 2 pm Tuesday by Rev. Dr. Bagley. Burial in Memory Gardens.
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Hoover
Jasper Samuel Hoover
Hempstead
Ida Hoover
Woodrow
Ashdown
Glen Dell Hoovert
Washington, D. C
Chloe Tullis
Juanita Tullis
Vernell Warren
Norma Stroud
All of Hope
Valdene Graves
League
Texas
Travis Stone
Alexandria
Willie
Chris Hoover
Hope
Huber Harrison
Roy O'Neal
Dessie Stuart
Man Freeshare
Herndon-Cornelius Chapel
Bagley
Memory Gardens
Blevins PTA Carnival Set For October 31
Blevins PTA hosts its annual Halloween Carnival on October 21 at the school beginning 6 30 p m. Admission 15 and 25 cents. Food served at 6 30 p m. Coronation of Carnival Kings and Queens at 8 p m. Booths jail house and other entertainment. King and Queen representatives listed for each grade.
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Blevins Pta
Oids
Lane Stephens
Randy Stone
Vickie Kidd
Danny
Stone
Sarah Harris
Yammy Neece
Scott Shultz
Patricia Harding
Mike Fielding
Carolyn Hill
Tommy Adair
Patsy Thurman
David Sweat
Judy Hill
Harry Hage
Rennie Watson
Katie Spicer
Chuck Hinton
Linda Roberts
Jerry ‘Fielding
Johnny Taylor
Sandra Salsbury
Joseph Baldinell
Mary Ann’ Jones
X ray unit schedule in Shanhouse and Fallon
The tuberculosis mobile X ray unit will be in Hope this week at the Shanhouse plant from 9 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. Tuesday and in Fallon from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The roster lists workers and helpers including Mrs Roger Pitts Mrs Dan Fuller Mrs Leroy Anderson Mrs Roye Yocum and others with Fulton Post Office hours 2 40 4 p.m.
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Tuberculosis
Shanhouse
Fallon
Roger Pitts
Dan Fuller
oMes
Denvis Ross
Leroy Anderson
Roye Yocum
Fulton Post Office
Helpers
Davis Weaver
Wierhert Cox
Cecil Weaver
Washington Pioneer Dies at Age of 93
William Nelson aged 93, longtime Hempstead County landowner and farmer, died Saturday in a Hope hospital after a long illness. Born October 20, 1865 near Washington, he organized the Washington State Bank and served as vice president until the 1930s. He leaves numerous relatives across Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. Funeral services were held at Wash-ington Methodist Church with burial in Washington Cemetery.
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William Nelson
Washington
Hope Hospital
Mr. Nelson
Hempshart County
Bor
James Harvey Nelson
Sarah McFaddin Nelson
Hempstead County
Lonoke County
Hempsteadd County
Washington State Bank
Vvice
Wate Carruthers
Atkins, Ark
Wash- Hater Methodist Church
W. C. Lewis
Nashville
Robert A. Anderson
Gordon
Joe Jones
Washington Church
Washington Cemetery
Nelson
Fular W. Nelson
Brownwood
Frances Cleavenger
Corpus Christie
Lillie Bell Howard
San Antonio
Ann Clunta
Sueaigren
Dallas
Huth Andersen
Mattie Johnson
Russellville
Lucille Buckles
Ruth Atlas Way
Jesse
Willie
Clarenee Arterbury
Texarkana
James
Fred Neywood
Kate Norwood
JW. Butles
Mattie TP. Wilson
India seeks U S war weapons as China advances
Nehru appeals to U.S. for arms to confront Communist China and gain speedy delivery. Ambassadors confirm shipments while India reports Chinese forces advancing on the western front. Casualties reach 2,000 to 2,500 with heavier Chinese losses and reinforcements rush to Le Pass to halt a 10,000 man Chinese division moving from Towang. New Delhi rejects mediation offers and vows to resist aggression, defending territory and independence.
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New Delhi
Ind
India
United States
Nehru
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
le Pass
Towang
Demehok
China
Foreign Ministry
Buck H. Harvin dies in local hospital at 78
Buck H. Harvin 78, farmer and carpenter of Hope in Nevada and Hempstead County, died late last night in a local hospital. Survived by son Din ton Harvin. three stepsons Marvin Bailey W. N. Bailey Hoyt Stewart Chester. two daughters Mrs Farley Davis Mrs Sea bern Williams. five stepdaughters Mrs W B Alb mond Mrs Claud Mitchell Mrs Edward Askew Mrs George M Anderson Mrs Teba May. two brothers Johnny Harvin Harmon Harvin. two sisters Mrs Lula Foster Mrs Vinnas Beck. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church North Lewisville Elder W. E. Thomson officiating. Interment Wilson Cemetery now old Lewisville. Oakcrest Funeral Mome-in charge.
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Buck H. Harvin
Nevada
Hempstead
Hope
The
Baptist Church
Dinton Harvin
Marvin Bailey
W. N. Bailey
Texarkana
Hoyt Stewart Chester
Calif
Farley Davis
Seabern Williams
W. By. Albmond
Claud Mitchell
Memphis
Edward Askew
George M. Anderson
Teba May
Hooks
Tex
Johnny Harvin
Harmon Harvin
Lula Foster
Vinnas Beck
Denton
First Baptist Church
North Lewisville
W. E. Thomson
Billy Grimes
Wilson Cemetery
Old Lewisville
Oakcrest
March of Dimes Foster Boy Named 1963 Hero
Five year old Jimmy Boggess of Coy Arkansas was chosen as the 1963 March of Dimes Boy amid the charity’s shift from polio defeat to birth defects care and research. Jimmy survived an open spine repair at five days old and now uses a pelvic band leg braces and crutches. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. James Boggess, whose father runs a 1500 acre soybean and cotton farm.
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New York
Jimmy Boggess
Coy
Ark
Jimmy
National Foundation
James Boggess
Hope Group Visits Blind Center Saturday Afternoon
Seven members of the Hope Lions Club visited the Southwest Rehabilitation Center for the Blind near Little Rock on Saturday to observe operations and plans for new construction. The group toured the center for about an hour and a half, then proceeded to War Memorial Stadium to watch the Arkansas-Harding Simmons football game.
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The
Hope Lions Club
Southwest
Jby
Little Rock
Harry, Phillips
June
Ronnie
Alan
Haskell Jones
Verlaine’ Jones
Lance
Gene Pendergraft
Jim James
Bill Gunter
Tim
Pam
Hubert Thrash
Larry
Lion
Coleman
George Jones
Shalf
War Memorial Stadium
Census Report Not at Fault in Arkansas Projection
Census Bureau deputy director says Dean Witter used bureau figures in a population projection for Arkansas but the bureau bears no fault. The projection assumed Arkansas births would stay at 195457 through 1970 and 1980, influencing concerns Arkansas would lose population while neighbors gain. The figures came from a Select Senate Committee report on water resources and population projections.
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Wroming Run
Census Bureau
Dean
Arkansas
Tauerberg
Senate Committee On National Water Resources
United States
Hope Booster Club plans Tuesday meeting and film night
Hope community events headline a booster club meeting Tuesday at 7 00 PM in the film room at Hope High School followed by a screening of the Hope Camden game film. Also noted are teaching college enrollments and local residents attending conventions and a charity dinner at the State Fair of Texas.
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Hope Booster
Kennedy Forms Three Man Committee for Cuban Crisis Talks
President Kennedy established a three member coordinating committee to advance settlement talks with Khrushchev over the Cuban crisis. Chairman John J. McCloy joined by George Ball and Roswell Gilpatric will report to the President and work under Rusk McNamara and Stevenson Ball Gilpatric as New York-based negotiators coordinate with U Thant and Kuznetsov on dismantling Soviet bases and halting weapons deliveries while the blockade stands. The NSC executive committee will continue meetings as the effort proceeds.
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Kennedy
Jonn J. MeCloy
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
George W. Ball
Roswell L. Gilpatric
House
Pierre Salinger
Unree
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Stevenson
Ball
Gilpatric
New York
National Security Council
McCloy
Salinger
Khrushchev
Cuba
U.S
Vassilly Kuznetsov
United Nations
U 'Thant
McGray
All
U Thant
Havana
Michel Castro
Election Handbook Available for Poll Workers
A handbook on duties of election judges and clerks is available to every poll worker for the November general election. Prepared nonpartisan by the Hempstead County Republican Committee, the booklets outline duties for all poll workers. Pick up copies now through November 6 at Martin's Shoe Store, South Main, Downtown.
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Sted
Hempstead County
Republican Committee
Mar‘ins Shoe
South Main
Ape
Arkansas Diamonds Described As Harder and Finer
The Arkansas diamonds are stated to be harder and more brilliant than Kimberly diamonds, with several dollars per carat more valuable, though they are not found at depths over eight feet.
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Standart Encyclopedia Americanad
Arkansas
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March of Dimes
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Arkansas State Teachers College
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