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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1957

Page

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Middle East Plan Faces Senate Slow Pace Debates

Senators treat Eisenhower Middle East program like a sick relative as debates drag with few attendees. Johnson and Knowland urge action while Green defends Senate independence from rushing regulations. Hearings spanned both houses, with the House approving a version close to Eisenhower’s request and the Senate proposing changes, delaying final action likely until late in the week.

Washington F Eisenhower Middle East Congress Senate Lyndon Johnson Texas William Knowland California Denate Rock Hudson Rhode Island Yan Sen. Green D-Rd Foreign Relations Committee Elsenhhower Britain France Egypt House Hisenhower Secretary of State Dulles Israel

Bill for Legal Gambling at Spa Proposed

LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Hot Springs resort city would see a bill to legalize casino gambling introduced in both houses. Sponsored by the Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce the measure aims to curb illegal gambling and boost state revenue with a five member control board and a per city cap. Sen. Q Byrum Hurst says votes exist but debate is tied to racing season.

Little Rock Telly Hot Springs Ark Arkansas Lewis Owill Nevada Oaklawn Park Arkansas Wold

Court Docket from Hopé Arigine February 25 1937

Court docket lists multiple defendants with disturbances, assaults, traffic and liquor offenses. Entries include Langston Sartnie- Lee Stuart fined $25, Brooksie Braffley $96, Nazatee Hunter $25 bond forfeiture, Jack Henry $5 bond, Johnnie Wallace $1 bond, Kenneth Petre $5 bond, Jesse Mortis $66 bond and two days’ service, Olen Haney $26 bond, Jessie Ray Nard $5 bond, Vv. J. Ashtey no authority $100 bond, W C Cherry Nurgery $26 bond, Fuller $100 fine, appeal bond $200, Roberta Conway gambling house trial dismissed.

Court of Hopé Ariginesas W. Langston Sartnie- Lee Stuart Bina Brooksié Braffley Trish Nazatee Hunter Jack Henry Johnnie Wallace Kenneth Petre Jesse Mortis Olen Haney Petit Larceny Jessie Ray Nard J. Ashtey PSC W. C. Cherry Nurgery Rebms J. ‘Ty, Fuller

Hal Boyle on a drug-free high school yearbook view

Hal Boyle notes a 12th grade class with no juvenile delinquency in the school. He emphasizes how students avoid dope and marijuana while participating in the senior play and the senior chorus.

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Conspiracy claim targets Portland officials and officials tied to Teamsters

Probers describe a supposed Portland conspiracy involving city officials, Teamsters leaders, and racketeers to rig gambling. Langley Crosby and Elkins are named among those indicted in the inquiry. The article also includes unrelated personal excerpts from a student and community notes with varied topics.

Portland Sters Uhief WiMam M. Langley Clyde C. Crosby Teamsters Union James H Elkins Halion McClellin

U.S. Poland Case Highlights Utilities and Rate Disputes

The article discusses Ark-La gas supplies, Supreme Court rulings, and a legislative probe into utilities. It explains how loss of expected revenue could force production curtailment, forcing Ark La to buy more gas from independents at higher rates. It covers investigations into labor malfeasance and the court's stance on rate bases versus field pricing.

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Boy and city clash over car parking on semi private property

John Graves cites right to park his car while Mercer argues the space is semi-private. Dr. Allen W. Graves, dean of the Seminary School of Religious Education, supports John as officials seek a city map and parks survey. The dispute remains unresolved as John vows court action if needed.

Tschaikowsky Mary Ann Ing John Allen W. Graves School of Religious Education John Mercer Jonn

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