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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1960
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text cites the Court of Appeals and individuals such as Corliss Smith and Abe Roush, mentioning an order and a board. The garbled lines imply a legal or appeals context with references to cases, names, and unspecified actions, but concrete facts are unreadable.
The Negrges face an appeal after a lower court ordered admission to Dollarway was overturned. The appeals court instructed seeking admission under pupil placement laws, but the Masters were denied by the Board and the Negroes returned to federal court.
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Education Assn officers to take over May 1 with Dr Hugh Mills of Hot Springs succeeding Dr John Vriew of Pine Bluff as president. Mills opposed by May. Gastieberry named vice president. In contested posts Mrs Tatsie McCracken Arkansas Tech professor won secretary over Mrs Rossender Sun Texarkana and Tay Wall of Arkansas State College defeated James C Peerry Wilson superintendent for board seat.
A 1959 narrative follows Rose adjusting to life without her husband Mark. Her struggle with loneliness, memories, and a coping routine with children Tim and Debbie drives her actions as she battles insomnia and intrusive grief. Community figures and friends weigh in on aiding her transition.
Pam explains her recovery with help from AA and friends while Rose celebrates her friend's sobriety. The talk covers temptations and support, with concern for Karen and Peter Jackson’s situation as a cliffhanger leads to a note on the French Academy and its forty members known as the Immortals.
Mrs. O. A. Bennett, mother of Attorney General Bruce Bennett, will compete as Arkansas Mother of the Year in the national contest May 28 in New York. Her selection as the state's 1960 Mother of the Year was announced by Mrs. Tullie Wyrick of Diagnosia, Arkansas. She previously ran El Dorado civic roles and now is retired, with two other sons and a daughter including Col. John S. Bennett, Oaklyn A. Bennett, and Mrs. Robert Buckalew.
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