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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1966
Page
5
James H. Jones, Superintendent of Schools, announced that all 4th 5th and 6th grades in Hope Elementary schools will be departmentalized this school year. In departmental work all teachers will work in one of their strongest teaching areas. You will find a typical day’s schedule with four teachers involved.
A classroom schedule lists Teacher A leading activities focused on reading and music at 9:00, outlining a structured lesson block for students. The entry reflects a standard school day segment with emphasis on literacy and auditory engagement.
A scanned schedule shows class periods for third and fourth grades with activity blocks in science art PE and group rotations. Teachers listed include TEACHER G ath and TEACHER D. The layout indicates recess and groupings for Group 1 4th Grade Group 2 4th Grade Group 3 6th Grade and Group 6th Grade.
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Swedish student Kronvall visits a Beijing family tied to a steel mill. The father earns about 40 dollars a month, rents a two-room ground-floor home, and family members work at or near the plant. The son hopes to join the skilled trades, amid memories of war, occupation, and Communist-era life.
A Plainfield man regains hearing after 45 years, purchases a billboard to thank his doctor, provoking an ethics dispute. The article also surveys Maoist China, noting rising prices, social benefits, and youth in the Pioneers, with a critical view of the Communist leadership and the Soviet split.
Municipal Court records list numerous forfeitures and fines for offenses including speeding drunkenness carrying concealed weapons and driving while intoxicated. Civil docket entries involv e garnishments and actions on accounts with several named companies and individuals.
United Nations Secretary General U Thant proposes a record UN operations budget of 128,227,800 for 1967 in New York. The request exceeds the current year by 6.6 million and tops the General Assembly Advisory Committee's recommendation by 1.7 million.
The article reflects on China after 1949 under Mao Zedong, noting that the Reds face a harsh legacy and rigidity. It contrasts old dogma with calls for change, suggesting that stubborn adherence to old ways hinders transformation despite massive historical upheaval.
Calendar notes revival services at Macedonia Baptist Church in Columbus led by Rev. Amos Terrell and a program at St Thomas Baptist Church featuring Rev. David Small and The Spiritual Five from Mineral Springs. The events are hosted by E V Reed Chapter 2160 of Blevins and Ruby English, W M. A note on a local grower from Yugoslavia mentions Sandro Milosevski shaving with a blade held by hand for 25 years without a razor and claims it is the best way to shave.
Ordinance 820 declares a local improvement district to pave streets in Hope Arkansas Hempstead County. The area runs through Oaklawn Allen Magnolia and Green Oaks regions. Floyd Young Morris and Willie McFadden named commissioners and assessors. An emergency clause and effective date July 12 1966 with passage August 17 1966.
City of Hope ordinance amends Ordinance Nos 671 and 236 to align with the 1965 National Electrical Code and 1949 edition edits, adopting NFPA standards with three copies in City Clerk’s office. It cites immediate passage for recertification of redevelopment programs, repeals conflicting ordinances, and names Mayor John B. Gardner Jr and City Clerk Frances S. Reynerson.
Ordinance No 822 amends Ordinance No 729 section 1 to replace 1953 edition language with 1965 edition for Fire Prevention Code compliance. The City Board of Directors deems immediate passage essential for the Workable Program for Community Development and health, with signatures of John B Gardner Jr and Frances S Reynerson on the August 1966 city record.
Ordinance No 823 amends Ordinance No 730 of Hope Arkansas and related provisions. The measure adjusts zoning and regulatory language guiding development within the city limits. It reflects council action to refine land use rules pending adoption and publication.
City of Hope Arkansas adopts ordinance number 824 to assess benefits for street improvement district 38 paving with bituminous surface. Owners pay 3 installments totaling 3805.45 dollars, collected by county collector by Oct 1 1966. Emergency clause, takes effect after passage. Mayo John B Gardner Jr. and Frances S Raynerson sign.
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