Red Riding Hood parable sparks debate on vigilante justice
A 1972 Voice of Americanism reprint recasts the Red Riding Hood tale into a civic rights critique. It lampoons the wolf, woodcutter, and townspeople, noting debates by the Civil Liberties Union and SDS over self defense, due process, and capital punishment, ending with Red Riding Hood honoring the wolf.
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Voice of Americanism
James H. Pilkinton
Hope Attorney
Red Riding Hood
Thade
The
Civil Liberties Union
Grandma
SDS
Grandma's
Weather and Terrorism Top 1977 News
The National Weather Service called 1977 the nations coldest winter since the republics founding as ice snow and shortages disrupted life and the economy. AP editors ranked these as year top stories including terrorism Panama Canal treaty Elvis Presley death Gary Gilmore execution Son of Sam capture and more.
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Mary Campbell
AP Newsfeatures
The
Republic
National Weather Service
United States
Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Bert Lance
Elvis Presley
Gary Gilmore
Utah
Tenerife
U.S
David Berkowitz
New York
Sam
Obituary for Lee Roy Hatfield 69 Hope resident
Lee Roy Hatfield, 69, died Thursday in a local hospital. A World War II veteran and retired Arkansas Highway Department worker, he was a Baptist. Survivors include his wife Mercedes of Hope, five sons Autry James Delton Wayne Danny, three daughters Carolyn Annette Patsy, two brothers Hiram Ted Giles, two sisters Rosie Viola, and 15 grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Herndon chapel, with Dr. Richard Stilmer officiating. burial in Bright Star cemetery, Herndon Funeral Home directing.
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Lee Roy Hatfield
The
Baptist Church
Arkansas Highway Dept
Mercedes Hatfield
Hope
Autry
James Hatfield
Longview
Tex
Delton
Wayne Hatfield
Danny Hatfield
Norman
Okla
Carolyn Roberts
Little Rock
Annette Garner
Yellville
Ark
Patsy Diane Dupree
Hiram Hatfield
Ted Hatfield
Stamps
Giles Hatfield
el Dorado
Rosie Johnson
Camden
Viola Hulsey
Herndon Chapel
Richard Stilmer
Buria
Bright Star Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
Immunization alert urges renewed vaccine PTT emphasis
Dr J W Kennedy warns of complacency in polio diphtheria tetanus pertussis and measles protection with a 1967 1973 Arkansas law mandating complete immunization for school entry by 1978 The Arkansas Department of Health schedule covers DPT OPV measles rubella boosters and age guidelines urging continued vaccination toward universal protection.
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J.W. Kennedy
Hempstead
Kennedy
Southwest Regional Health
Nashville
Dru, Krugman and Katz
New York
Duke
Arkansas
Arkansas Department of Health
Cambodia accuses Vietnam of invasion and breaks ties
Cambodia reports a massive Vietnamese invasion aided by foreigners and tanks and warplanes. Phnom Penh blasts Hanoi for aiming to dominate Indochina, declares air links cut and diplomats expelled by January 7, with fighting centered near the Parrot's Beak region.
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Cambodia
Vietnam
Bangkok
Thailand
Phnom Penh
Radio
Khiew Samphan
Union of
Radio Phnom Penh
Washington
Saigon
Usny
North Vietnam
Khmer Rouge
South Vietnam
Carter departs Warsaw for Iran amid snowstorm
President Carter bid farewell to Polish hosts and left Warsaw in a snowstorm for Tehran as protests erupted near the U S Embassy and university. Police arrested several demonstrators while Carter, in snow, inspected a guard and spoke briefly with local families before boarding Air Force One for the four hour flight to Iran.
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Warsaw
Poland
Carter
Iran
Tehran
U.S
Polisd
Communist Party
Edward Gietek
Shaw
United States
Air Force One
NBC protest group presents 6000-name petition over Anita Bryant issue
Oklahoma City evangelists Larry Jones and Dr. Robert Wise met NBC officials in New York to hand over a 6000 name petition protesting the network dropping Anita Bryant as Orange Bowl parade host. They warned NBC of possible bad publicity if the matter spills into next year, saying NBC misread its market and bowed to homosexual-rights pressure related to a Dade County Florida civil rights ordinance.
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Oklahoma City
New York
NBC
Anita Bryant
Larry Jones
Robert Wise
Jones
Wise
Miss Bryant
Oklahomans For Anita, Inc
Dade County
Fla
Open house Sunday for Hendrix-Oakcrest Funeral Home move
Hendrix-Oakcrest Funeral Home moves from 300 East Second Street to a new brick building on Highway 29 north of I 39. Open house in the new facility is Sunday from 3 to 4 pm. Owner and operator Ben Hendrix. secretary Eathel Thompson.
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Hendrix-Oakcrest Funeral Home
Haa
East Second Street
Highway 29
I-39
Ben Hendrix
Eathel Thompson
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Anita
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