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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1969
Page
2
Readers urged to note the strong community effort by Pod Rogers and Carter Russell for the town of Hope and their dedicated work on its behalf. The message highlights local civic engagement and appreciation for these efforts in the Star.
The Arkansas forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions with a slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms in the far east, cool tonight and warm Saturday with scattered thundershowers. Highs in the 80s to 90s, lows 60s east to 70s west. Two San Diego visitors drew crowds at a Westgate Hotel display and Arkansas picnic, then plan a Glen Campbell Show appearance in Los Angeles. Don R. Cassil praises their effort. Arkansas can use more such promoters for the state.
James C Peyton infant son of Mr and Mrs James Peyton died when crushed beneath a 4 Wednesday. Funeral will be held Saturday at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church by Rev Clyde Johnson. Burial in Memory Gardens at Cakerest Funeral Home.
Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee press the Kennedy plan to cut relief for low and middle income families in the House tax reform bill. Sen. Harris and Sen. Gore warn the administration against reducing aid, while Treasury officials defend an annual $920 million relief for the lowest incomes and discuss tax rate changes and exemptions.
Governors from Idaho Ohio Georgia Missouri Florida and Iowa react to President Nixon's order to cut 75 percent of federal funded construction to curb inflation. Some praise the move as needed while others warn it will hit highways and state projects and raise budget trouble.
Carter Doze, 45, of Little Rock told the Arkansas Claims Commission he lost his left eye and partial use of his right hand after a beating by Milton Grundy at Cummins Prison Farm in October 1964. Doze seeks $100,000 for damages, claiming ongoing pain and brain injury.
Spent text notes Robert J. McCloskey saying clues found in kidnapers search while Western White House in San Clemente reports President Nixon is concerned and following developments. Also mentions Elbrick fluent in Portuguese, Brazil politics since 1964 upheaval, and leftist terror activity amid Costa e Silva dictatorship.
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