Thirst District Livestock Show Opens With Parade
The 17th annual Thirst District Livestock Show opens Monday at 2 pm with a downtown Hope parade along the usual route. Divisions include white Sind Negro civic floats youth groups. prizes of 35 25 15 to first place. Pair Park midway opens Monday night. Events run Monday through Saturday with livestock dairy judging, junior shows, rodeo performances, and prize auctions at Coliseum and nearby venues.
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Hope
Manly
Ben J. Owen
I Chaiman
Pair Park
Alamo Slgne
San Antonio
Coliseum
FFA
NEA
Austyn
Pam
Im Coliseum
Ft. Worth
Jersey
Ayrshire
Constitution Observance Panel at Paisley School
Paisley observes Constitution Week September 17 to 23. Fifth graders host a panel discussion on the Constitution and national flags in the auditorium Friday at 2 40 pm with Tiny Ross as moderator. Participants include Sherry Dick on Pam Faris Nancy Martindale Debbie Benefield Linda Warren Terry Fry Virginia Lee Sandra Sallee David Poole and Tammy Hampton.
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Paisley
United States
Tiny Ross
Sherry Dick Jqon
Pam Faris
Nancy Martinedale
Debbie Benefield
Linda Warren
Terry Fry
Virginia Lee
Sandra Sallee
David Poole
Police Chase Ends in Man s Arrest Near Earl Dudney Home
City police pursued a vehicle last night to Hope Rt 2 and Highway 467, ending in a crash near the Earl Dudney residence. Officers Hollis and Shirley arrested Elvin Neal on a reckless driving charge.
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Hope Rt. 2
Hollis
Shirley
Elvin Neal
Neal
Highway 467
Weather Roundup From Arkansas Regional Forecast
Partly cloudy and warm this afternoon tonight and Saturday. Sunday partly cloudy and warm with a chance of scattered thundershowers. Highs mid 80s to around 90 and lows mid to upper 60s across regions with varying central northeast and southeast values noted.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Should Have Had a Better Car
In Englewood Colorado two gunmen fled a robbed drug store to a waiting car. A failed ignition caused the 1937 vehicle to grind as police closed in. Officers seized two suspects, M Kennedy 24 and R A Webster 20, held without charge. Police recovered stolen cash.
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API
Gyo
Ube
Dames M. Kennedy
Robert A. Webster
Balle
Rightists in Algeria Blast TV Station
In Algiers, French rightists led a terrorist blast on a TV station as Raoul Salan urged resistance to De Gaulle. The Secret Army, blamed for the attack, cut the channel and ignited a propaganda broadcast during De Gaulle’s southern France tour. The campaign aimed to terrify and provoke mass demonstrations by residents.
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Algiers
Charles deGaulle
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
DeGaule
Bala
France
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Salan
Amieprench
Jer
Alveria
Secret Army
Hee
Adan
Altiers
Murmer
Faubus approves three school board appointees
The Arkansas Senate confirmed Governor Orval Faubus' appointment of three members to the Training School Board. Appointees are Joe Roberts of Brinkley Malvin E. Moore of Little Rock and Charles Dyson of North Little Rock.
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Joe Roberts
Brinkley
Malvin E. Moore
Charles Dyson
Inorth Lite Rock
Top 25 Preseason Ranking Names Arkansas Colleges
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics lists a 24 team preseason ranking including Arkansas State Teachers College at Conway and Arkansas Tech at Russellville. No NAIA football teams are classified as triple A.
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Kansas City
National Associaion of Intercollewite Athletics
Arkinsas State Teachers College
Conway
Arkansas Tee
Russellville
NALA
Helena Wreck Kills Two Teens and Man
Two died in a Helena, Montana crash when a car veered off a highway near town, struck a culvert and overturned. Killed were Johnny Joseph Mulfaletto, 23, driver, and James Brown, 14, both of Helena. Sammy Bradley, 22, of Helena, was reported in critical condition at a local hospital. Police said Mulfaletto attempted to pass another car and pulled onto the left shoulder six miles west of Helena. the vehicle left the road and occupants were thrown from it.
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Johnny Joseph Mulfaletto
James Brown
West Helton
Sammy Bradley
Mulfaletto
Cary
Here
Faubus Narrowly Banks On Two Bills In Special Session
In Little Rock the Arkansas Legislature closed its second session within a month passing most Faubus agenda items but failing two key measures. A proposed Crime Commission and $417,000 livestock show funding were blocked by a nine senator bloc. Faubus vowed to try again in 1980. He also signed the compromise congressional redistricting bill, ending a lengthy process. Senator Slack stood by the governor after a pivotal vote shift by Senator Hays Williams. the Arkansas Education Association opposed the livestock and higher education funding bills amid a three day round of measures.
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Arkansas
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Faubus
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Fauhtts
Jimmy Slack
Arkadelphia
Robert Hays Willams
Trussellville
Slack
Dr Wright Critically Injured In Benton Auto Crash
Dr George Wright of Hope was critically injured in a late night auto crash near Benton. He was found in his wrecked car, rushed to a Little Rock hospital, underwent a spleen removal and repair of a punctured intestine, and was reported as doing as well as could be expected with recovery to take time. Mrs Wright remained at his bedside.
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Hope
Benton
Nye Hope
Little Rock
Wright
High Fallout Rate at L R Hod High Fallout Rate
Washington CAP) of Little Mack Ark. registered the highest atmospheric radioactivity level in the United States since tests resumed. Little Rock logged 700 micromicrourids per cubic meter, then 9.20 on Sept. 4 and 160 on Tuesday, per Public Health Service. The count later fell to 29d micromicrourids Thursday as winds shifted and rains spread.
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United States
Little Hock
Public Healthy Service
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Public Health Service
Little Rock
Berlin Cool to Transfer of the UN
Berliners show little enthusiasm for moving the United Nations headquarters to West Berlin citing doubts it would bring peace. East and West German leaders voice mixed views while citizens worry the plan could worsen Cold War tensions and fail to ensure access to both halves of the city.
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Berlin
Rolf Steinberg
U.N
U. N
West Berlin
Ozan Services for Sunday at Methodist Church
On Sunday September 2 Rev D Montgomery of Tope will preach at the ham service at the Methodist Church of Ozan in the pastor’s absence due to heart attack. The 7 30 pm service will be led by the Courts Bille Class Hope. Jamie Russell Girewit Clerk will be the principal lay speaker.
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D. Montgomery
Tope
Methodist Church of
All Around Town and Local Plans Noted
Supt James H. Jones says schools will dismiss at noon Monday for the Third District Livestock Show Parade. Lunchrooms close. The Bobcats travel tonight with their rival. City officials and industry reps discuss a planned sewage disposal pond near the old plant, at least 18 acres. Army Reserve unit members hosted at a barbecue. Captain Bill Ellis led the event. San Francisco-bound lieutenant and family visit parents. Ford regional managers heading to Dallas for meetings and returns planned. Season tickets offered for tonight’s ball game. Booster Club seeks old football equipment for grade teams.
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James H. Jones
World Leaders Free Berlin Settlement
United Nations in New York opens policy debate on Berlin crisis as diplomats seek a negotiated settlement. leaders from Kennedy to Khrushchev urged a Berlin agreement while tensions rise over secretariat reforms and China’s seating in the UN. Debate highlights fear for German self-determination and the unity of the five permanent members.
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U.N
Dog Jamimar
Xkjold
Benziltima Morcigey
Afonso Atinos de Melo
Kennedy
Jossein Chodi Nakhai
Tran
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Daipan
Kosaka
Nakhal
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den Rusk
Foreign Press Association
Assembly
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Soviet Union
General Assembly
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Peiping
Work Organization
Moscow
United Fund Drive To Obtain Auxiliary Aid
The Good Neighbors Group of the United Fund Drive will be conducted by the Hope Junior Auxiliary. Noncontributors from business and industry will be contacted for durations as announced by Mrs. Nelly Bryant. An Audio-Visual Testing program will be used in elementary grades this fall with testing by grade. On Oct 2, members will assist the Crippled Children's Clinic under Mrs. Ineg Turner. A regional meeting in Mavianna on Oct 4 will be attended by Hope Chapter representatives.
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United Fund
Uope
Nelly Bryant
Jocal Audiy
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