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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1967

Page

1

Editorial on liberal militants at University of Texas

The Daily Texan condemns direct action by campus liberals who disrupt Marine recruitment and disrupt interviews. It argues such tactics reflect a new conformity and threatens rights, contrasting old liberal progress with today’s aggressive activism.

University of Texas Texan Lberalism Peacenths Touth Teo Pease Frst Dallas Pex Morning

Mixed drinks debated by city leaders and bars

Mayor Borebert argued that legalized mixed drinks would benefit the city while opponents warned of drawbacks. Officials noted potential revenue from sales and advertising but cautioned against unintended consequences for public health and safety.

Board Group Denounces Both Applicants for Prison Chief Job

In Arkansas, three of five prison board members voiced opposition to both applicants for state prison superintendent, Thomas Murton and Price, with calls to keep Bishop in place until a replacement is found. The board also noted Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller may request Bishop’s stay as the process continues.

Cummins Prison Farm Ark State Penitentiary Board Prise System Superintendernt Thomas ©. Murton Stile Tucker Am Fo R. Price KE. Bishop Dbishug Unia Gev Winthrop Mochwiedler Thitke Muston Pearson Fia Paguda Wevdiedas Lidhe Rock John Hadey Rockefellers Murton Charon Jeff D Wood Cabot Giddy Wealley Woolley Martog

Fractured OCR Notes on Unknown Figures and Gaming

Fragmentary text hints at names, places, and events from a historical page. The readable portions mention Whitess or Whist play and a discussion about a person named Patten, with unclear dates or locations and no coherent narrative.

Not as Many Draft Card Droppers as Hershey Expected

Draft chief Lewis B Hershey says he receives few genuine draft cards from Vietnam protestors while many submissions are drivers licenses. He cites the Pentagon protest counts, notes limited prosecutions, and mentions the Justice Department's card burning case outcomes since 1965. First Lt Bob L Burns, son of Roy and Mrs Burns, recently joined the 4th Infantry Division in Vietnam after graduating Henderson State College.

Hershey Stan Benjamin Associated Press Wfter Washington (Ap Lewis B. Hershey Vietnam Selective Service System Pentagon Fuissol Justice Department National Draft Headquarters Bob L. Burns Pat Mos 4Th Infantry Division Pleiku Central Highlands Burns Roy Burns Henderson State College

Big Dip in State Revenue Reported

The Revenue Department reported total receipts of 13,414 in November, well below the prior year’s figure of 19,408. Officials cited the late final payment of the 1965 state tax and the withholding of 1966 tax from paychecks as contributing factors to the shortfall.

Associated Press Hull He Suile

Arkansas Democrats back most TV program, leader says

Leon B. Catlett of Little Rock stated most Democrats support the TV program though not all agree with every part. Fayetteville Mayor Don Trumbo contested the program as not representing the State Committee. Sonny Lybrand Jr noted funds were raised privately, not from regular committee money.

Little Rock State Democratic Party Leon B. Catlett Democratic Party Democratic State Committee Fayetteville Don Trumbo

Treaty call to bar atom weapons sale amid nuclear age anniversary

AP summary reports Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg of the AEC and Sigvard Eklund of the IAEA urging a nonproliferation treaty to ban nuclear weapons for all nations. They spoke during Chicago’s 25th anniversary events marking the first self sustaining chain reaction at the University of Chicago, stressing safeguards and global trust to curb plutonium misuse and expand peaceful energy.

Robert Goldenstein Chicago U.S. Atomic Energy Commission International Atomic Energy Agency University of Chicago Glenn T. Seaborg AEC Seaborg Sigvard Eklund Vienna United States Russia Geneva

Prison Board Refuses to Ban Play

John Haley, appointee of Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller, urged the Arkansas Prison Board to rescind a resolution barring Tucker Prison Farm inmates from participating in a Little Rock play about the state penal system. Haley failed to secure a repeal as the board stood by the ban on the original drama Of Prisons at Men. The nine convicts rehearsed in Little Rock while the production set to open next week faced the disputed participation. A circuit judge had been asked to halt prison cooperation by Jim Bruton and Jess Wilson, former Tucker officials, who face charges of excessive punishment.

Cummins Prison Farm Ark John Haley Little Rock Winthrop Rockefeller State Prison Board Tucker Prison Farm Haley James PD. Baines Arkansas Arts Center Lille Rock Prison Board Tucker Henry W. Smith Pine Bluff Jim Bruton Jess Wilson

Alcoholism the Nations No 3 Health Problem Hard To Cure

An Alcoholism Information Week piece discusses alcoholism as a chronic, treatable condition requiring lifelong abstinence. It notes a rehab center in Hot Springs Arkansas, emphasizes prevention against alcohol misuse, and cites AA’s role and a Christmas season reflection on hope, gratitude, and peace amid conflict.

Atv Tim Buddy Keeley The Arkansas Commssion Arkansas Hot Springs A.C.A Alcoholics Anonymous

Airlines Used to Speed Up Ammunition

The Pentagon uses commercial airliners to move ordnance to Vietnam more quickly. Since January about 600 tons of ammunition have been shipped by these planes, with pilots briefed on cargo. Airlines include Pan American, Trans World, American, United, Braniff and Seaboard World.

Bob Horton Washington Pentagon Vietnam Military Airlift Command Southeast Asia Air Force Pan American Trans World

Two Pay for Time to Plug Convention

Rep. Charles Matthews of North Little Rock and Ted Boswell of Little Rock used thirty minutes of paid TV time Thursday to advocate a constitutional convention. The Constitutional Revision Study Commission recently voted to pursue the convention option and will reconvene Saturday to discuss further steps.

Little Rock Charles Matthews North Little Rock Ted Boswell State Constitutional Revision Study Commission Boswell Comemission Matthews Winthrop Rockefeller

Osceola Man Killed in Plant Parking Crash

Osceola resident Swinford 62 died when his car crashed into a building housing a water treatment plant in Victoria community. Officers say he apparently became ill and slumped over the steering wheel causing the vehicle to run into the structure.

Osceola Apri Regs Gle Swinford Ossevola Victoria

U S Marines Clash With North Vietnamese Near DMZ

GEORGE ESPER reports Fresh heavy bombardment by B52s over the DMZ as U S Marines engage North Vietnamese forces along the frontier near Con Thien Gio Linh and Dak To. Casualties reported including one Marine killed and 13 wounded with multiple enemy dead and captured weapons. The Leary Navy destroyer supported the action in the Tonkin Gulf.

George Esper Associated Brass Saigon Demilitarized Zone U.S Dmz Con Thien Inn Leary Tonkin Gulf North Vietnam Navy South China’ Sea Eer Con Thien Dak Central Highlands Hill 875 U.S. 173Rd Airborne Brigade

Protester Sought the Job Himself

LITTLE ROCK AP Gov Winthrop Rockefeller's prison affairs aide said one supporter of a petition to block Thomas 0 Murton as prison superintendent had indirectly applied for the job. Bob Scott said W C Shepard of Gould had asked if the governor would insist on a professional replacement for Supt Q E Bishop. Shepard said he had not applied. Scott said the governor would hire a professional and Shepard claimed four years as a law enforcement officer.

Little Rock Winthrop Rockefeller Thomas 0. Murton Bob Scott W. C. Shepard Gould Tim Q. E. Bishop Shepard Scott Sherd

Convention Group to Meet on Constitutional Conv.

Arkansas study commission will meet here Saturday to reconsider its decision to recommend a constitutional convention. The meeting aims to discuss potential changes and the group’s course of action.

Lyle LE Rock Arkansas Constitutional Bays- Sion Study Commission

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Our Daily Alex H. Washburn Liberal Liberals Nik Fig Riley Matthey Figier Lf. S Copp Bagingering Uie Uae Baiyaal Montgomery Reds Hivuette Hk AE Crete Patten Dbdjer Catlett and Others Mary Anita Laseter Lyon A. Davis Pulaski County Grand Jury Tueseday Davis Bob Ward Chester Clayton Trogpes Owen Philpot W. L. Burroughs Richard Adkisson
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