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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1967
Page
7
An article fragment notes December marks the 100th anniversary of the stock quotation ticker, invented in 1867 by Edward A. Calahan. It chronicles the ticker’s evolution into a rapid instrument for minute by minute market data, describing its role in fast trading and market panic, with many garbled OCR remnants surrounding the main idea.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Vietnam War overview with garbled place and name fragments. It mentions towns, individuals, and casualties in a disordered, error-filled narrative with scattered references to locations, dates, and events. The readable segments prevent precise reconstruction of events or entities.
Congressional critics of Vietnam policy largely refrain from backing Eugene McCarthy. Some consider running as favorite sons, but many, including George McGovern, Brock Adams, and others, opt to stay neutral while Kennedy looms as a possible major anti Johnson candidate.
A one year old Richard Church living near Welch West Virginia hopes for a fire wagon this Christmas yet his family lives in poverty with no income. His father is unemployed and welfare covers food and rent as Christmas nears. Richard is epileptic nearly daily and nearly blind from a eye misfocus. The family struggles with shelter and basic needs, while a wooden Christmas tree and a warm meal are promised but the fire wagon seems unlikely.
Dermott Arkansas residents approved a 3495,000 bond issue and a two mill tax increase to finance a new hospital. The bond passed 4,399 to 14 against while the tax increase was 1,290 for to 0 against. Projected hospital cost is 720,600.
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