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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1959
Page
4
Court approves appropriations totaling multiple line items including expenses for operations. Several figures listed show allocations such as 5,000 2,501 500 and other sums. overall, the motion passed with unanimous support and funding for regular mill and expense categories.
A federal grand jury in Jacksonville indicts 14 present and former Florida State Prison guards on civil rights violations for mistreating inmates. Prosecutor William Rogers cited a large, department-wide investigation revealing abuse in the main security building at Thyford, including shackling, chaining, and water spraying.
Incomplete OCR text notes a campaign related to Mompstead County with a $750 sale figure. Mentions Ben 3 as president of Arkansas, and a campaign set for November with hopes that proceedings would continue. Details are garbled and unclear due to damaged source.
Regional forecast notes minor precipitation 0.15 inches Tuesday morning with totals near 40 inches for the season. Winds vary and temperatures rise through the day with higher afternoon readings in the Os to Gedawest region. Cloudy tonight with showers possible and gentle cooling expected tomorrow.
The annual Christmas Pageant at Bodeaw School will be held Thursday evening Dec 174 at 8 p.m. A cast of 85 under Mrs TY J Silvey will perform When Grandpa Hung the Holidays in His High Button Shoes. The public is invited with no admission charge.
About 3 800 acres at the Shumaker Naval Ordnance Depot near Camden Arkansas were auctioned by the General Services Administration for 433 199 dollars. The sale included mineral and timber rights and was divided into seven parcels. Five firms and individuals bought portions, with prices listed for buyers from Kansas City Smackover and Camden.
The Associated Press reports farmers across states vote on federal cotton marketing controls today. Official projections anticipate loan and price support terms, including parity considerations and acreage allotments, with mixed support influencing the farm economy and market stability.
The Blind School principal Allen, dismissed by the board of directors, denies the accusations of misconduct. The board released an official firing statement citing alleged improper conduct toward pupils and staff.
A fragmented report notes Jude Roy Wo Harper of St. Louis and Judge Smith Honley on temporary assignment at Lita Rach with a three week period. It mentions efforts to transfer Negro pupils to an all white school near Pine Blatt and the Dellarway School Board's rejection of transfers, seeking a next move in Jefferson Chinguit Court.
Greek newspapers largely praised President Eisenhower's visit, calling it a notable moment in U S Greek relations. Progovernment Acropolis and others framed the trip as a strong sign of friendship, while opposition papers offered mixed or cautious comments.
A highway crash on Highway 67 north of Emmet in Nevada County left one person dead and six injured. State Police report show the fatality and injuries. Washington, driving a city delivery truck, was arrested following the collision. Tulsa Trooper Himes led the investigation. victims were all occupants of the truck involved.
A Camden woman died from injuries after a vehicle crash in Ueopitil county. She is survived by her husband Ho Upton and two daughters Betay af Canyon wi Dinh and Teet Por aot, plus sisters in law and several relatives. The notice lists local names and connections, with a memorial from the Prater Ponerab Hore.
Weather across the region brought heavy rain and hazardous winds. Roads were closed on U.S. 60 and major highways as flooding and reduced visibility affected travelers. In the Panhandle and West Washington, rainfall totals reached several inches with at least 4.04 inches reported in Buren.
Fliers who bailed from a plane were rescued after a fuel tanker incident near Westover ARK. Reports describe a nighttime emergency with crewmates and responders, detailing a rear fuel boom and belated recovery efforts.
Text discusses John L. Lewis stepping down as leader of the United Mine Workers, noting health concerns and the likely succession plan. It references possible successors and the broader context of his influence on labor unions and the UMW’s role in American labor history.
Fragmented OCR text mentions votes, reports, and local names across towns. Major entities include Hicks Loews, Ward's time, Blake, Megadatoon, and Tybee gate. The passage references meetings, offices, and schedules with scattered notes on candidates and attendees.
Officials of Lepinta and Pyeons announced a multi city hearing today on a proposed rate hike by another telephone firm. The commission will consider a plan that could raise the price to about 60 dollars for service offered in five eastern markets. Other municipalities involved include Marked Tree Reiser and Milwity as hearings proceed.
The districts seek authorization to issue 4 400 000 in bonds while exploring sale terms amid rising interest rates. The rural district and board discuss cooperation with state development agencies and local safety and reassessment plans, with reactions on bond pricing and potential modifications.
The McCaskill Club will host a Holiday Home Tour featuring the Rhodes and Moses homes with nativity displays and Christ imagery. In addition to decor, refreshments will be served at the end of the day with no charge. proceeds support the local par en club.
Resigned Sunray pastor planned to assist Bellevue Baptist Church in forming a replacement committee. The article notes Dr Lee's resignation and references the Southern Baptist Convention, with mentions of subsequent organizational steps and events surrounding the change.
The President, amid calls for peace, boards a chopper to Maine for a brief rest aboard the Maines Maines, after a tense day of ceremonies and a large public demonstration. Officials describe heavy security, praises from allies, and a pledge to pursue unity and a peaceful path forward.
A telegram to Senator Kefauver praised him for addressing mental health costs and promised support for affordable care. A Roots Veterans Hospital psychiatrist testified about high drug costs for patients and the burden on families, noting many patients struggle to afford meds after discharge. The governor indicated cheaper options exist but lack of funds keeps prices high.
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