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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1964

Page

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Weather forecast summary for Louisiana and Arkansas

Louisiana fair and continued cool through Tuesday. Lows 28 to 38, highs 45 to 54. South portion scattered frost. Arkansas regional forecast shows Central Arkansas fair and cool through Tuesday, lows in 20s, highs 50s to 60s. Northwest Arkansas fair and cool through Tuesday, lows 18 to 28, highs 50 to 56. Northeast Arkansas fair through Tuesday, colder through Tuesday with lows 16 to 24, highs 45 to 50. Southwest and Southeast Arkansas fair and cool through Tuesday, lows 18 to 28, highs 48 to 55.

Page One Arkansas Associated Press Northwest Northeast Southwest

Judgment Upheld in Woman’s Claim on Business Sale and Housing

The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed a Jefferson Chancery Court ruling granting Mrs. Dema Young a share of her ex-husband’s business sale proceeds and life residence in the house. The decision, described as landmark, upheld an oral contract claim from 1945 after their divorce and Mrs. Young’s move to Little Rock.

Len Taliaferro Associated Press Little Rock Arkansas Supreme Court Jefferson Chancery Court Dema Young Raymond Young Young Supreme Court Pine Bluff

Rights Measure continued at Supreme Court hearing

Rolleston argued his own appeal before the Supreme Court contending Congress may not bar a private business from choosing its customers. Archibald Cox argued Congress properly outlawed racial discrimination under interstate commerce power, affecting even local activity. The Heart of Atlanta Motel serves travelers, with 75 percent of guests from other states.

Ening Rolleston Supreme Court Congress Archibald Cox Cox Heart of Atlanta Georgia

Teachers Win Commission To Advise On Prof Rights

An Arkansas Education Association group approved a Commission on Professional Rights and Responsibilities to investigate unprofessional conduct and protect teachers rights. The Education Council also praised Gov Faubus for financial proposals, urged a $4,800 minimum salary for bachelor degree teachers and $5,200 for masters, and sought a $2 million 1964-65 surplus to boost the public school fund to $63 million.

Education Council of the Arkansas Education Association Orval E. Faubus Faubus State Library Commission

Lost beagle Willie of Studio City attracts attention

STUDIO CITY Calif AP Willie a beagle with a cleft palate is missing Judith Bokelman says he slipped through an open gate after surgery at UCLA Medical Center He is one of the nation s few such dogs and may offer scientific insights through future treatment and offspring studies by Lab director Norman Bleicher

Studio City Calif Willie Judith Bokelman Ucla Medical Center Norman Bleicher Tong

Two youths escape jail in Marshall Arkansas

Marshall Arkansas AP reports two teenagers Daniel Henry Moore 17 of Boston Massachusetts and Jerry Lee Rine 17 of Omaha Nebraska pried open a jail window early Sunday escaping from Newton County jail area. State Police tried to seal off wilderness area near Searcy County where they were believed hiding.

Marshall, Ark Forto Searcy County Newton County Beal Sutterfield Daniel Henry Moore Boston Mass Jerry Lee Rine Omaha Neb Sutterfield Stone County Marshall Pelser Jasper Moore Rine Springfield Patrick Lavern Smith Charles B. Noble Smith Noble Boone County Harrison

State Board Approves $1.466 Million School Bonds

The State Board of Education approved the sale of 1,466,000 in construction bonds for six districts. Approved totals include 225,000 for Hamburg 50,000 for Ozark 110,000 for Watson Chapel 1,000,000 for Pulaski County Special School District 46,000 for Palestine.

School board approves multi district bus loans and contingency use

Francis County approves 35 000 for Judsonia Special District and 29 354 in bus loans for six districts including Knobel Desha County Central Gatland Sheridan Egypt Toronta. Contingency funds of 20 250 allocated to 18 districts to adjust Minimum Foundation Program payments, totaling 49 000 so far with 1 000 remaining for 1965 66.

Knobel Clay County Desha County Gatland County Sheridan Egypt Lawrence County Toronta Gould Kingston Star City Searcy Logan County Hazen St. Paul Harmony Grove Quachita County East Side Conway County Pike County St. .Joel Ahead Willisville Oak Grove Nevada’ County Bodcaw Scotand

Goldwater Defends Strategy in Campaign Remarks

Barry Goldwater blamed Romney and New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller for a disputed start and praised his own forceful 1964 campaign. He said Scranton’s involvement mattered less and claimed he carried six states while Lyndon Johnson avoided issue discussion and relied on federal power.

Goldwater Romney New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Scranton Pennsylvania Johnson

Overplanting Probe Hurts Delta Area

A federal re check of cotton acreages in eastern Arkansas nears completion as officials say the probe has exposed widespread overplanting. The Delta economy suffered, farmers fear penalties up to 50000 and loss of quotas. The main issue is accurate acreage measurement and how a farmer can prove compliance across differing agency rulings.

Arkansas Delta Uncle Sam Department of Agriculture USDA ASCS Commodity Credit Corporation

Autopsy Planned on Queen Tut Elephant at Fort Worth Zoo

A 44 year old elephant named Queen Tut died of an apparent heart attack at Forrest Park Zoo. An autopsy was scheduled. Queen Tut saved former zoo superintendent Jim Brown from being trampled in 1940, when Penny attacked. Penny was destroyed.

Fort Worth, Tex Queen Tut Elphant Forrest Park Zoo Zoo Jim Brown Brown Penny

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