09 Feb 1960
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1960
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and events with garbled phrases. It references individuals likely involved in a protest and past wins but the message is unreadable, leaving uncertain details about dates places or parties.
The readable OCR fragment references Durham and Winston Salem schools, mentions peacelat and Gay content, hints at a high school secret security, and notes a tense scene with pupils in a classroom. Names like Chavis and Woolworth are glimpsed alongside mentions of days and locations, suggesting a disturbance at a local school.
A lengthy inquiry continues into the five incidents at Arkansas Nowra Boys In listed School. Witnesses appear. some identities are withheld. The investigation centers on fire events and possible inmate involvement as sessions proceed in Wrightsville and Durham courts.
Nelena Ark AP report says William J Morgan aged 23 will undergo a sanity test at Talila Rack State Hospital this week for the shooting of his aunt aboard a houseboat in West Memphis. Prosecutor John E Anderson noted possible filing of an information and no preliminary hearing is planned.
Georgia governor Ernest Vandiver pledges Atlanta will resist integration as courts consider delaying school desegregation plans. The State's public schools remain segregated under current law, while legislative action may adjust post placement sites and board authority.
The post office announced a trial delivering live lobsters arriving by boat and plane from nine miles off the Formosa coast. If the lobster arrives dead, the money is refunded. The operation covers a coastal area in the south cast region.
Guardians and executors in Hempstead County Arkansas filed annual and first and final accounts for estates including Louise B Pilkinton Charla Warner and Suzanne Sage, with probate clerk notice urging objections within sixty days or be barred from contest.
Mrs Brandon sues Mrs Cox over a nursing home contract and proceeds from the home. A temporary injunction was granted to stop disposal of the property pending a sanation and investigation. The case references Trinity Nursing Home and a county grand jury report, with later ownership changes and plans to operate as Garden Age Manor.
Supporters of Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus for president plan a rally in Los Angeles on Saturday night. About 200 supporters are expected and an address by Faubus is planned for April 1. Retired Army Col. William P. Gaile chairs the California Enrollment Committee of the Faubus for President movement.
Maurice Silberberg, new to contract bridge, opened seven spades in a late hand. His wife and partners doubted he could make it, but he cleared all 13 spades with expert play, delivering a remarkable lifetime shot hand in a local club.
AP reports Raven Weisenbarger of Hope, Eighth Judicial District, and Ted P. Coxsey of the Fourth Judicial District plan prenomination runs in summer primaries. Eighth includes Henderson counties Kempstead Nevada Miller Lafayette. Fourth covers Benton Carroll Madison Washington counties.
The Danish freighter Inge Toft began unloading its Israeli copper cement and potash cargo at Port Said after held since May 21. The United Arab Republic will confiscate the cargo on grounds it is Israeli owned and due to the ongoing war with Israel which blocks Israeli ships from the Suez Canal.
Walter Neal is ordered to appear within a 30 day period and answer the complaint filed by Frances Jones Neal. Clerk notes the court seal and date January 1928 with an official seal and court stamp.
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed a judgment of 817,000 for Roy Bowman against James. Bowman was injured when a crane owned by James touched a 7,200 volt wire at Tyson Feed and Hatchery Co in Springdate on June 5, 1958. One other man died in the accident. The court rejected James claim that the jury award was excessive.
Radiator service offered at 312 S Walnut St rear of Frank Walters Garage Bus. Contact by home phone T2777 or 753040 for repairs and replacements.
Fragmentary notes describe a death near Woldenburg with unclear names and a domestic incident. The text references relatives, a bill, and officers investigating charges while describing a body found by two grandchildren on a Sunday.
Rabat appeals court ordered the dissolution of the Communist party and closure of all its offices. The party had been suspended by a government order last September.
AP dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko planned a trip to Moscow with his wife. The report notes U.S. delegate George Ball in Moscow and cites Moscow radio. It also mentions a rise in automobile registrations in Little Rock from 3 in 192 to 15 within a year.
Readable fragments describe a directed activity near a salt area at West and east of the slate with unspecified weeks and quarters. The garbled text mentions a hunt and movement toward a location, lacking clear names, dates, or authoritative entities.
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