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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1967
Page
8
The piece reviews how critics may lampoon works with strong opinions yet stay within legal bounds. It notes that criticism of people’s character can be actionable, while honest art and public-interest remarks enjoy broad protection. It cites court views and ABA commentary by Will Bernard from 1967.
Louisburg North Carolina AP three rifle shots fired into the home of Negro civil rights leader Rev Luther Coppedge on Christmas Eve were blamed on terrorists opposing school integration in Franklin County No arrests reported The minister testified in a federal case opposing the freedom of choice desegregation plan adopted by the Franklin County School Board The plan let any parent request a transfer within the county The board is appealing a court order that transfers be geo geographically assigned The Rev Coppedge says Negro parents fear transfer requests His son attends a white school The piece notes the first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens in 1896
Nassau County's first policewoman Katheen Reilly, 28, died after stopping to aid a crash victim on Meadows Brook Parkway. She was struck by a second car while assisting inside the wrecked vehicle. Reilly, a two year veteran who had recently become a detective in the juvenile aid unit, was survived by her mother and fiancé.
Washington in 1967 reports President Johnson and family marking their first White House Christmas. The First Family woke early to tree lightings and gifts including a cross from Pope Paul VI for grandson Patrick Nugent. They planned a trip to the Texas ranch near San Antonio after New Year. Johnson noted buying baby gifts at a post exchange for 1.58 and attended Holy Communion at St Thomas Episcopal with family. The page recounts snow on the White House lawn and describes the seven red velvet stockings. The feature ends with a note on the Olive Branch Petition from the American colonists to King George II.
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