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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1962

Page

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Calendar of Meetings and Events for Local Groups

Friday notices list a presidential linien event at 8 20 pm in the Rasa Room of the Winmend with Mrs Are Wyle, plus Hayak Service prosum at the First Replist church on Monday Sept 24 at 7 pm. Chanter AK of PEO meets Sept 25 at 6 pm in the Gren Room of the Diamond with hosts Mrs BLN Hall and Mrs E H W Stewart. Cosmopolitan Club hosts its first meeting at 7 248 pm at Mrs Lyle Brown's home with Mrs Race Smith co-hostess. A breakfast for Congressional candidate Warren Liellong is set for Sept 27 at 7 45 am in Hempstead County. Prices: Bl per person.

Are Wyle Winmend Chanter AK Peo Lyle Brown Race Smith Hempstead County Reputy Warren Liellong Wie Barlow

Votes Challenged in Manager Case in Newport Ark

In Newport Arkansas APIA suit filed in Circnil Court challenges votes in the August 21 election on replacing the city’s council form with a city manager. Backers allege 87 illegal votes, one legal absentee vote not counted, six people voted twice, and many invalid due to voter list or precinct issues. The suit seeks impounding of ballot taxes, poll tax books, and other records. The United States began Panama Canal in November 794. finished 16 years later.

Newport Ark APIA Uninor Council Ely Jackson County Section Commission Eity

Unclear OCR Item Teases Unreadable Sports Notes

Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates and names but is largely indecipherable. It appears to reference a sports or event summary with scattered terms like Thursday and Wednesday. No clear entities or outcomes can be determined from the readable fragments.

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School Menu for the Week of September

School menu lists items for the week including meals on bun offerings with beans apples and milk. Menu entries reference stew hamburgers ham chunks meat salad sandwiches and sides like corn bread tossed salad and beets.

New Tests Detect Early Pregnancy Advancements in APGL method stated

Dr Charles Stubblefield announced at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists meeting that the APGL test detects pregnancy by the third week with 81 of 81 accuracy in a Kansas City pilot. He contrasted it with acetate tests at 60 accuracy and noted rapid results within an hour.

Little Rockatm Charles T. Stubblefield Kansas City Mao Stubblefield American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Department of Obstetrics and Gynecroloy Kansas

Bookmobile Schedule for Sept 24 Across Willisville and Nome

The bookmobile routes list stops by time and location including Willisville School and Community, Nome stops at Rhodee and Young, multiple homes such as Bailey Home and Meloy Home, Oakhaven and Crossroads, stores like Lee Grocery and Bob's Grocery, and ranches like Luck Ranch. Times range from 4:00 to 13:00 and include several rural and community stops.

Willisville Atkins Home Wateriots Gresham Tome Oakhaven Columbus Crossroads Ozan Ito Amonette

Things Picked Up in the Mail From an AP Roundup of Quips and Facts

New York based wire service column rounds up eclectic trivia and anecdotes from mailbags and public life. It notes opinions on intellect and fat, a British genealogical service offering family tracing, and remarks on employment, Hoover, Saudi royalty, and TV history. It cites cultural tidbits about libraries, puzzles, tobacco in Connecticut, and notable quotes attributed to Poe and Helen Rowland. It also mentions Calvi n Coolidge and Churchill cafe etiquette regarding pets before meals.

New York U.S Herbert Hoover King Saud Saudi Arabia Peter Krocher Edgar Allen Poe Library of Congress Canada Connecticut John Adams Thomas Jefferson Calvin Coolidge Sir Winston Churchill Helen Rowland

Guard Offices Move to Little Rock Base in Ceremony

Arkan sas Air National Guard HQ and offices will relocate to Little Rock Air Force Base after a Monday afternoon transition ceremony. Dignitaries include Gen Frank Bailey, Gen Sherman T Clinger, Col Robert Strong, and division staff. The event features a jet bomber display from Adams Field.

Little Rock Base Little Rock Arkansas Air National Guard Little Rock Air Force Base Adams Field Little Rock Frank Bailey Air National Guard Arkansas Sherman T. Clinger Robert Strong 825Th Strategic Aerospace Division Air Base

Dear Dorothy Dix on marriage in trouble and divorce

A 49-year-old wife seeks guidance after 26 years of marriage ending in divorce, citing her husband’s sudden drinking, job drift, and a disrupted home. Dorothy Dix urges joint effort, honest dialogue, and self-reflection, noting two to make or break a marriage and suggesting proactive steps to heal.

Helen

Cold Air Chills U S After Florida Storm

The Associated Press reports a cold air outbreak cooling most of the nation after a severe storm striking Florida. Sarasota recorded over 13 inches of rain flooding areas three feet deep and prompting evacuations. St. Petersburg received about five inches, Miami faced 40 mph winds, outages followed in Sarasota and Miami, while many areas froze with Lebanon New Hampshire hitting 31 degrees.

Florida Sarasota St. Petersburg Miami Lebanon N H

Ouachita Plans Endowment Dinner Amid Tragedy

In Parkin Arkansas four teens riding in a car crashed into a US 64 mail transport truck. Sidney Morgan 18 died. injured were Phillip Feney 17 Mike Kosloski 16 and Lewis Wood 14. The driver lost control after attending a football game. The truck was driven by Mack Rutledge 26 of Judsonia. he was uninjured.

Parkin Ark Sidney Morgan Phillip Feney Mike Kosloski Lewis Wood Anava Farle Arkadelphia Ouachita Baptist College Mack Rutledge Judsonia Rutledge

Food Stamp Plan to Be Discussed in Arkansas

Gov. Orval Faubus will meet with federal and state officials to discuss a food stamp program that could replace the surplus commodity system in Independence County. The plan would require eligible recipients to buy stamps to obtain some commodities while others would be given free. A survey in Independence County gauged interest in switching, but results were not released before the meeting.

Little Rock Orval E. Faubus Independence @bunty A. J. Moss Independence County

Kennedy Plans Wheeling Stop After West Virginia Rally

President Kennedy heads to Wheeling West Virginia next Thursday after a Democratic fund raising dinner in which Gov Lawrence Richardson Didworth and Sen Joseph Clark were present. The fundraiser drew over 70 000 tickets at 100 a plate, promising more than a million dollars for the party in this period. Kennedy praised Democratic progress while urging a larger Democratic majority in Congress and warned that a moving country requires a strong Democratic House and Senate.

Kennedy Wheeling W.va West Virginia Newport Democratic State Finance Committee Putening David L. Lawrence Richardson Didworth Philadelphia Lawrence Joseph Clark U.S. Senate Sheme White House Congress House Senate

Arkansas Hatchery Report Shows Weekly Broiler Chick Placements

The Crop Reporting Service says Arkansas producers started about 3.9 million broiler chicks in the week ended Sept 15, roughly the prior week’s total. Of these, 3.386 million were hatched in Arkansas and 543 thousand came from other states plus 102 thousand shipped out of state. Eggs set for broiler chicks totaled around 5.03 million, down about two percent from the prior week. Commercial hatcheries produced 18.086 million chicks in August, slightly below August previous year’s level.

Little Rock Arkansas Crop Reporting Service

Ouachita selects campaign leaders in final week

Dr Ralph A. Phelps Jr., college president and campaign director, along with Dr RL South pastor of Park Hill Baptist Church North Little Rock, and W S Fox chairman of Ouachita trustees executive committee, lead a final drive as winner is slated to bow at 6 PM.

Wegen Ralph A. Phelps Jr Rl.south Park Hill North Little’ S Rock W. S. Fox Ouachita

New Bids Sought on State Hospital Land at North Little Rock

The State hospital requested new bids on 1193 acres of surplus land and buildings, with openings set for October 12. Previous sales efforts failed. The offering includes 81 acres at the old Baucum Farm near North Little Rock and two tracts of 8.1 and 28.8 acres at the Benton unit.

Little Rock State Hospital Baucum North Benton

Wayne Archer and family parole case linked to thefts

Wayne Archer 21 left his wife and month old child to flee but surrendered after FBI contact planning long distance talk with wife. Mrs Archer 19 returned to Tyler Texas to face parole violations. Archer held on 2500 dollar bond for driving a stolen car from Memphis to Little Rock. Police questioned Archers, Mrs Archer arrested after described entry.

Wayne Archer Fae Archer FBI Mrs Archer Tyler Tex Memphis Little Rock Lite Rock Archers Mt Tattle Rock AP

Baptist Board Presents Budget for 1963 in Arkansas

The Arkansas Baptist State Convention Executive Board will present a record 2,106,000 budget for approval at the Little Rock meeting November 5 to 7. The plan includes 1,089,478 for state institutions operations, 117,500 for Christian education, 100,000 as a Thanksgiving offering for the Home for Children at Monticello, 73,000 for state capital needs, and 6,261 for Southern Baptist Convention causes outside Arkansas.

Wittle Rock Arkansas Baptist State Convention Little Rock Arkansas Baptist Home For Children Monticello Southern Baptist’ Convention Arkansas

Arkansas housing authorities must pay 3% sales tax

The Attorney General ruled that municipal housing authorities in Arkansas must pay the state three percent sales tax on office supplies and utility bills. The ruling was sent to Fay H. Needham, director of the Paris Housing Authority.

Little Rock Arkansas Attorney General Fay H. Needham Paris Housing Authority

Katanga Reports Congolese Army Attacks in Nord Ka tanga

Katanga government in a communique Tuesday night says Congolese army attacked from several points in north Katanga near Elisabethville. The report comes from AP desk during ongoing border tensions and regional unrest.

Elisabethville Katange Katanga

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