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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1964

Page

2

No Drainage Tax on Right of Way Land

The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled 4 3 that the State Highway Commission need not pay drainage district taxes on land taken for rights of way. The decision reverses a lower court ruling that mandated taxes of 1307 on two tracts totaling 61.5 acres in Mississippi County. The ruling may impact all eminent domain land acquisitions by public agencies across the state. Justice George Rose Smith authored the majority, with dissent by Justice Ed McFaddin and others.

Little Rock Arkan Supreme Court State Highway Commission Grassy Lake Turonga Mississippi County Edward Maddox The Highway Commission East Arkansas George Rose Smith Jim Johnson Paul Ward Sam Robinson Smith Ed McFaddin Carleton Harris Frank Holt McFaddin Arkansas

Bed Soon A Novel: Webb Tale Of Covalt's Death

Police investigate the local boy Chet Covalt's death initially deemed an accident. coroner later reports a pellet from an air rifle in Covalt's skull. The scene introduces Maggie, Gail, and Duffey as witnesses and suspects amid a web of private detectives and mounting danger. The excerpt follows tensions as characters scheme to stay ahead of authorities and threats.

Chet Covalt Maggie Duffey Covall Mike Alegre Vincente Llopis Good Shepherd Hospital Gail Herbert Covalt Frazier Pony Winstons

Wind out who killed Covalt inquiry begins

In a tense excerpt a character asks what to tell others while pressing to uncover who killed Covalt, signaling a pivotal moment in the investigation. The dialogue hints at urgency and danger surrounding the crime.

Covalt

Leary plot twist ends with Gail on the run in Little Rock

In a continuation from a tense scene, Maggie plans to locate Gail and arrange private detectives while Jack and companions maneuver through a trap. Gail departs for an apartment after a night of claims about Solly and Charlton dressed as cowboys. In a separate note, Leonard F. Levy becomes president of Gas Blass Co., succeeding Julian Blass who resigned. Levy previously served as Pfeifers’ general merchandise manager since 1954.

Solly Charlton Gail Duffey Jack Little Rock Leonard F. Levy Gas Blass Co Julian Blass Levy Pfeifers

Fears Music of Dixieland May Be Lost

Palm Springs AP report reflects on the possible fading of Dixieland jazz as Ben Pollack, a famed 1920s and 1930s bandleader, laments the era's end after attending Jack Teagarden's funeral. Pollack recalls starting drums at 10 and details key figures who passed through his groups, including Benny Goodman and Ray McKinley. The piece notes Pollack’s long career and the looming loss of authentic Dixieland for new generations.

Palm Springs Calif Ben Pollack Desert Jack Teagarden Jack Ben Pollack New Orleans Los Angeles Chicago Ted Lewis Benny Goodman Miller Colorado Ray McKinley Bud Freeman Jimmy McPartland Matty Mattlock Charlie Spivak Charlie Teagarden Ray Ba

Carlson Seeks City Safety Post Amid Spring Cleanup

Everett article notes G E Carlson running for city safety commissioner greeting crowds at the city dump on a sunny Sunday. He campaigns against compulsory garbage collection while engaging voters and highlighting a pre spring cleanup effort.

Everett, Wash G.E. Carlson Carlson

Ben Crosby recalls Glenn Miller era and new jazz club plan

Ben Crosby speaks of Glenn Miller’s wartime agency plans, his own postwar path in jazz life, a nine year Sunset Strip jazz joint, illness and recovery, and a proposed Glenn Miller memorial. He envisions inviting top high school musicians nationwide to Palm Springs for weeks of old style jazz instruction to preserve the music.

Miller Glenn Ben Sunset Strip Hollywood Glenn Miller Jack Palm Springs

Questions Widow of Lee Oswald Questions Widow of Lee Oswald

Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, testifies before the Warren Commission in Washington about the Kennedy assassination. She appears voluntarily, lives in seclusion, and was escorted by Secret Service as investigators seek her knowledge about the events of November 22.

Washington Lee Harvey Oswald John F. Kennedy Earl Warren Marina Oswald National Airport Warren Commission Oswald Dallas KRLD Kenneddy Kennedy D. D. Tippitt Texas John B. Connally Jack Ruby

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Army Stich Et OS Army National Guard Army Reserves Army Guard Air National Guard Air Reserves Air Guard Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard U.S. Military Academy U.S. Naval Academy U.S. Air Force Academy U.S. Coast Guard Academy DSO Aera N Ns AIR Force Army Reserve Officer Training Corps ROTC Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps NROTC Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Afrotc Jack Webb Newspaper Enterprise Assy County Sheriff's Boys Phoenix Police State Highway Patrol Nogales Nashville Production Credit Association Association Highway 67 East Hope, Ark BOY Scouts Jerry O’neal Aaron Kinney Miss O’brien Mr. Charl Magie Newspaper Enterprise Assn By Bob Thomas Lee Oswald Ford Deale Mor Yoraur Ford Ford Dealers Hope
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