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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1964
Page
2
Actor Mickey Rooney won permission from Superior Judge Ben Koenig to access a 120000 trust fund, previously restricted until age 60, to cover 90000 in overdue federal and state taxes. The fund, created in 1940 by Rooney’s mother, is the target of the court order amid ongoing financial issues.
Treasurer Harry Hawthorne heads the slate with Circuit Clerk Jim Cole and Constable DeRoan Township Hobart D Shirley Doyle Jones D June Cornelius. Coroner John T Honeycutt also listed among candidates in the ticket lineup.
Hope Arkansas docket items show multiple defendants and traffic or license offenses. Pleas include driving while intoxicated with fines and jail, reckless driving, speeding, and no driver license or fictitious license offenses with various cash bonds forfeited. Some entries list multiple defendants and charges with standard penalties.
A Fort Smith delegation will meet Defense Secretary McNamara on April 15 to discuss Fort Chaffee’s planned closing. The group seeks a White House talk with President Johnson and may involve Gov. Faubus. the base is slated for caretaker status July 1, 1965.
In a perilous canyon, Medders and Charlie lead Belita and a group of Papagos as they push mules, burros, and packs through a trapped crevice. Burks’s pursuers close behind, rock and cliff block the retreat while Belita’s rifle fires echo through the gorge, testing resolve and endurance.
The Hope Star details ownership, staff, and distribution terms in Arkansas. Hidden within a narrative fragment, Burks contemplates rivals and a planned strong response, noting a dark plan under moonlight.
Multiple defendants faced penalties including Victor S Clyde and Robert Henry for drunkenness, Julius and Barbara Stuart were fined for selling beer to a minor, with a $350 appeal bond set. Clarence Scott had a dismissed disturbance case with costs. Other rulings included overweight charges, noncompliant alcohol, improper muffler, and employment security misrepresentation with tied fines and costs. A 1965 wage reimbursement clause referenced.
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