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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1966
Page
2
At a Kiwanis meeting in Town and Country, Bill Cross of Hempstead County Memorial Hospital outlined Medicare issues from a hospital view. He questioned demand cooling methods and the risks of an overdose triggering a recession, noting policy delays and mixed expert predictions.
Atlantic City pageant contestant Gale Rothwell of Philadelphia earned a Marine Corps letter saying they know she will be Miss America. Her boyfriend, John Barrow, 23, also from Philadelphia, trains at Quantico, Virginia, and had bragged about her to friends.
A 24 hour report ends at 7 am Wednesday with high 89 and low 69. Arkansas shows clear to partly cloudy with a temperature change through Thursday and a chance of showers in the west late Thursday. Low tonight 68 to 69, high Thursday 84 to 94. Louisiana is partly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the extreme south. no major temperature changes. Low tonight 66 to 74, high Thursday 84 to 94.
Greenwich Connecticut AP report notes Whitby School in Fairfield County expands Montessori into high school for nine pupils, with plan to reach about 40 in 10th grade this fall and about 200 by 1988. Headmaster Blessington calls Whitby a movement shaping American learning.
Glenn Stewart of Marion Indiana was granted a new trial date after a day long manhunt near Arkadelphia. He and Edith Louise Schmidt face murder and mutilation charges in the Mother's Day killing of Schmidt's husband Larry. Judge Manuel Guerrero rescheduled to November 28. Schmidt to be arraigned Thursday.
In a witty AP essay, Jean Sprain Wilson imagines a world where nearly every item is canned. Dress and hats, mink, pearls, ties, even air and canned music, reflect a playful take on packaging trends while noting Grandma’s old preserving habits fading as industry pivots to tins and pop tops.
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