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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1966
Page
2
Page Two Father Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday. Arkansas partly cloudy and cooler tonight with clearing Tuesday. lows 30s to 40s and highs 60s to low 70s. Louisiana partly cloudy with scattered showers tonight and considerably colder Tuesday. lows 45 to 50 north and 50s elsewhere, highs 50s north and 60s south.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown and rival Ronald Reagan condemned Stokely Carmichael’s “to hell with the draft” speech at the University of California Berkeley rally. Brown said the talk aimed to spur white backlash and aid ultraliberal efforts in elections while Reagan urged turning to responsible leaders in the Negro community for guidance. Carmichael, 25, leader of the SNCC, urged young Americans to oppose the draft as the war in Vietnam continued.
In conjunction with Children’s Book Week, October 30 to November, Henderson State Teachers College’s Literature for Children class schedules storytelling hours at elementary schools in Arkadelphia Hot Springs Hope and Prescott. Two Arkadelphia library sessions set for Thursday 10 20 and Friday 2 30 feature illustrated stories and puppet shows. Homecoming Friday night saw the Bobcats beat Camden 20 to 7 with Miss Margie Royston crowned queen. escorts include Toni Leverett and Peggy Franks.
Arkansas Supreme Court today refused to overturn Camden ward 3B results and upheld Ouachita County dry win in 1964. Court found 65 irregular Camden votes and no fraud evidence. wets argued 828 votes should be voided but errors not enough to change outcome. Justice Ed F McFaddin noted specific irregularities not voiding entire Camden ward 8B election.
Vice President Humphrey says Johnson's Asian trip won t affect the November election. Ford argues a post trip campaign tour won t help Democrats as voters focus on inflation. In Georgia, Ford praises Callaway while Maddox claims GOP funds flood in from Wall Street. Humphrey dodges Maryland governor race. The octopus fact closes the piece.
Harvard researchers report a study in North Dakota found lower calcium deposits in the aorta among people in high fluoride areas. Results, published in JAMA, suggest fluoride may keep calcium from collecting in teeth and bones as well as arteries. The AMA Journal editorial adds fluoride’s proven role in reducing tooth decay.
Ten Senate contests in Idaho Illinois Massachusetts Michigan Montana Nebraska New Hampshire Oregon Tennessee and Texas are labeled cliffhangers as the final full week of campaigning begins. Analysts note no national wave is evident and outcomes hinge on candidates’ personalities and local factors with wide party balance uncertainty.
The Hope Booster Club will hold its regular meeting at 7 o'clock tonight in the Junior High School building. All members are urged to attend.
An Associated Press report tallies eight traffic deaths across Arkansas from Friday 6 pm to Sunday midnight. Victims include Kate Foster Comer 72 and R L Comer 73 of Bradford in a U S 67 collision south of Sears. Others: James Mitchell 18 near Weiner. Winnie Robertson 40. Florida Smith 22 of Searcy. Floyd Hargett 71 near McCrory. Randall Edmonson 18 near Fayetteville. Larry Smith 16 near Morriston. Phyllis Christenson 47 of Marianna. multiple fatals from crashes on Arkansas 18 17 45 and U S 65.
The $11.6 million Carl L. Bailey electric generating plant was dedicated in Augusta Arkansas on Sunday. Rural Electrification Administrator Norman M. Clapp praised the cooperation of Arkansas rural electric systems. The plant has 100000 kilowatts capacity and will supply six rural cooperative distribution systems.
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