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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1960

Page

4

Arkansas Senate Debates on Compulsory Education Aid

Senator Hin te Arlewens opposes a compulsory education bill while Senator Taylor hints at support for a proposal to extend state or school district funds to aid education. Miss Shadeldack of Bb Dorado and Miss athion Shaiddock are mentioned in the heated exchange over teacher funding and program eligibility.

Suington Arlewens Cate Arkansas sHan Saves Isura Athion Shaiddock Bb Dorado Teseyylor Shdeldacke McClellan Broadkast Miklam Dua Ilest Orrin Erin Bimersun Les Maun Stubbs Newell Boaganamign Alu GaMbigs Pius

Commission to Meet in Tennessee

The Federal Commission on Civil Rights will hold its second conference in Gallatin and Nashville Tennessee to discuss integration progress since last year and pupil placement plans. Southern state schools and miltary personnel Families will be invited to participate in the follow up meeting on education.

Federsal Commission On Galllinburg Tenn Welling Sara Integmabion

Dr Mathew Cunningheam Landmark Physician in Community

Dr Mathew Cunningheam, a product of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School, became the little folk’s first physician and helped build the second houses in the community, establishing early medical service and local housing progress.

Mathew Cunningheam Ure University of Pennsylvania Medical School Heving

The Lady and the Giant by Clarence Budington Kelland

A tangled tale follows Zach Wheelright and his household as a bank safe is found empty after an intruder’s raid. Suspicions drift to Oscar, Je Willis, and a conniving cast including Maw Wheelright and Lassie, with hints of murder, money, and a perilous pursuit through a foggy night.

the Lady and the Giant By Clarence Budington Kelland Lessie Zach Mawa Lassie George Mull Dale Chicago Eastwitt Jethr‘o Willis Sme Oscar Lossie Jzlbra Willis Binghamton

Wiscon sin Primary Looms as Nixon Sits Tight

The article reports Nixon likely to decide soon whether to enter Wisconsin’s April 4 Republican primary to bolster an expected orderly GOP ticket. Morse weighs joining. Kennedy and Brown loom as key Democratic and Republican influences. Symington criticizes Eisenhower defense policies, urging disarmament through Geneva talks to avoid Soviet leverage.

Sociated Dotin Ff Kena Hubert Typhiey Mary Merle Richard M. Nixon Wiscorosh Humphrey Wisconsin Minnesota Wil Vole Morse Lyndon B. Dolingon Nixoft Geneva Soviet Union Symington United States U.S.R

Oscar and the Open Safe in a Desperate Office Standoff

In a tense scene Oscar confronts Madam Janeway over a stolen fortune. A half-read plan and a mislaid combination lead to a dangerous standoff as the safe door sits ajar and the prize seems within reach. The confrontation ends with a cliffhanger as the mystery continues.

Oscar Janeway Jong

Fragmentary Notes On Society and Brooks Commentaries

Fragmented OCR text discusses a society awaiting a king and mentions Brooks being right, a postmortem revealing this, and a society member’s regret. It notes firing tactics over three years and a record of young rocket ters at about 80 percent. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text.

Brooks

Newsman Succumbs and Leadership Changes Announced

New York AP reports Cranston Williams longtime GM of the America Newspaper Publishers Assn since 1939 will retire, turning 635 years old by the date. Stanford Smith, assistant to the federal manager, will succeed him.

New York Cranston Willams America Newspaper, Publishers Assn Stanford Smith Thim

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