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Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas

09 Aug 1972

Page 5

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Hope Star

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Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1972

Page

5

Marianna Rebuilding After Black Boycott Ends

After 409 days the Marianna boycott ends and three stores begin reopening. Community leaders urge healing while tensions persist among blacks and whites. Officials note gains in attitudes and ongoing efforts in schooling, hospital relations, and voter registration.

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Marianna Ark Mississippi Delta Courtney Langston Citizens Council W. H. Daggett Daggett Lee County LCCC Bob Johnson Johnson’s Market Irwin Redlener Olly Neal Jr Rediener Neal Lee County Memorial Hospital Federal District Ken LeMastus LeMastus Tennessee H. C. Adams Adam Benjamin Anthony Sr Rabon Cheeks
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Price paid for pregnancy raises cold sociological questions

Philadelphia AP reports Leonard E. Goodfarb placed a phony want ad seeking a woman under 26 to become pregnant for 10000 dollars plus expenses and scholarships. He received about 500 calls and interviewed 20, noting many women were not after money and several spoke of using the child for marriage or education reasons.

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Philadelphia Leonard E. Goodfarb
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Merits, Strikes, and Loudmouth Harry at Work

In New York AP copy, workers vent about a harsh boss nicknamed Loudmouth Harry. The remarks depict pay disputes and abusive supervision, with jabs about raises, orders, deductions, theft, and stalled advancement. The quotes illustrate hostile management and employee frustration in a factory setting.

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New York Harry
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