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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1966

Page

2

Weather page two 24 hour report Arkansas outlook

Weather page reports 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday with high 92 and low 67. Arkansas forecast is partly to mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Thursday. Locally severe storms possible in the north tonight. Lows tonight 64 to 74. Thursday highs range from the 80s in the northwest to the 90s in the southeast.

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Fogleman defeats Gentry in Arkansas Supreme Court runoff

John Fogleman of West Memphis wins the Democratic runoff for Position Six on the Arkansas Supreme Court, defeating T. J. Gentry of Little Rock with near complete unofficial results. Fogleman led after endorsements from lawyers and groups while Gentry opposed a 1964 gambling amendment.

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Congress Tabulation in Fourth District Runoff Results

The Associated Press reports county by county unofficial tabulation of votes in the 4th District Congress runoff. Totals show party and candidate tallies with each county listed, including Desha and Jefferson results, and overall totals for TP and PR in the district.

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Johnson Wins Arkansas Governor Runoff in Narrow Margin

Arkansas runoff results show Johnson defeating Holt as returns from Pulaski County trim the gap. Johnson secured 51 counties to Holt’s 24, while Holt vowed to run again and backed sentiment against federal policy. The campaign highlighted Johnson’s segregationist ties and Holt’s defense of Faubus era cooperation with Washington. In other news, J H Hill remained in serious condition after a heart attack at Memorial Hospital. Also, the Hopi are noted for male weaving, and the First Presbyterian Church listed Reverend William T. Lawrence as preacher with missionary plans to Costa Rica and Mexico.

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Purcell Narrowly Tops Bennett In Arkansas Runoff

In the August 1966 Arkansas runoff Bruce Bennett trails after Pulaski County reports shift the lead to challenger Jim Purcell. Purcell accuses Bennett of issuing opinions to please politicians, while Bennett defends his record and notes prior electoral losses. Also notes Pedro Fages planting California’s first layman wine vineyard in Monterey in 1783.

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