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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1966
Page
2
The funeral of Judge A. P. Steel, longtime Chancery Judge in Hope, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at First Methodist Church in Texarkana Arkansas.
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a m Thursday notes Arkansas partly cloudy with little temperature change and scattered showers in the south tonight and Friday Low tonight mid 50s High Friday 80 to 90 Louisiana partly cloudy with no significant temperature changes Tonight 62 to 72 High Friday 84 to 90
LITTLE ROCK AP The State Workmen's Compensation Commission said Wednesday that fat chiropractic treatment is compensable under Arkansas law. It noted licenses require certain academic standards and that the Board of Chiropractic Examiners is recognized as a medical examining board. The commission added that law does not limit medical services to those rendered by physicians.
Westerners misunderstand darshan but Indians understand it as a path to meet officials. India’s petitioners line street and garden outside political homes daily to present grievances while Indira Gandhi grants darshan each morning. She screens cranks, then asks questions, accepts petitions, and orders investigations when needed.
The Peace Corps fifth year reshapes training from university campuses to field settings in slums, reservations, and Appalachia with camps in the Florida Keys and Shawne Delaware. Brent Ashabranner notes emphasis on real-world environments to prepare volunteers for overseas service. 2,900 volunteers currently in 46 nations, with Sally Poland becoming the 10,000th returnee from Turkey.
James Marlow reports that Charles de Gaulle renews calls to neutralize Vietnam with Red China involvement, while President Johnson rejects the idea, insisting U.S. troops will return home only after aggression ceases. The piece notes De Gaulle’s past refusals of American-led NATO plans and his strained role as ally.
Mary Craig of Batesville heads toward the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City with a telegram signed by 1,139 wellwishers. The community hosts a fish fry events at the homes of Mrs. Brantley and Mrs. Bizzell. Obituary notices salute Robert McElvene and Ruby Brown with funeral plans and family survivors.
The choir from Powers under Londell Williams and pianist Mrs Augustus T Wright will appear at Church Hill C M E Church in McNab Arkansas on Sunday September 11. The event is listed in the Negro Community calendar of events.
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