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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1966

Page

8

Page Eight Kiwanis Speaker

The children of Mr and Mrs Carl Zumwalt announce their parents tenth wedding anniversary to be celebrated with an open house.

Carl Zumwalt

Johnson puzzled by 3.2% wage guideline in inflation talk

AP News Analyst James Marlow reports President Johnson remains puzzled by the 3.2 percent wage guideline tied to productivity. He notes unions and companies defy limits as inflation pressures grow, with no new plan to enforce uniform increases.

James Marlow Washington Johnson Stel Ateline Feen Eithy Stiik Johnson Prouddy United States Juhinson Johnson Ape Jobase Guam Thailand Philippines Okinawa Viet Nam Westmoreland William C. Westmores U.S John C. Stennis D-Miss Associated Press Stennis Pentagon Richard M. Mixon Saigon Mixon Duwngre Wastony

There Are Many Things I Haven't Done Yet

A colorful column blends Hal Boyle’s mock list of unachieved daydreams with a brief news note on civil rights legislation. The piece shifts from cheeky introspection to a Senate-helmed bill expanding federal power to curb racial violence and protect civil rights workers.

Hal Boyle New York Anl Buckingham Palace Chicago Nile Pompeii Bertha M. Clay Jean-Paul Sartre Harvard Emanuel Celler D-N.y House Judiciary Committee Senate

Negroes and Reds Blamed for Rioting

Cleveland report says black nationalists and Communist youth leaders organized the Hough riot. It cites JFK House founder Lewis G. Robinson as a key figure and claims he taught youths to use Molotov cocktails. Four Black residents died. property losses exceed $500,000. National Guardsmen were deployed for 12 days.

Robert L. Shaffer Cleveland Hough Area Cuyahoga County Grand Jury Communist Party Ohio JFK Jomo Freedom Kenyatta Robinson Communist Party of Ohio

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