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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1966
Page
6
Hope Arkansas Hope Star ad explains want ads are inexpensive yet powerful. It notes ads payable in advance but accepted by telephone with accommodation for accounts, subject to understanding that account is payable when statement arrives.
The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to uphold immediate police questioning as vital to law enforcement. It contends confessions should be admitted unless proven unconstitutionally compelled, urging case by case review of rights rather than universal rules. The guidance covers Fifth and Sixth Amendment protections and outlines limits before magistrate recall. Short Ribs
The piece contrasts U.S. Vietnam policy under Johnson with Eisenhower era domino theory. Taylor and Rusk challenge automatic Southeast Asian collapse after South Vietnam, arguing strategic shifts and global commitments matter more than a simple chain reaction. The report links 1954 framing to present military and diplomatic stakes in Laos, Thailand, and the region.
A scrambled crossword style list presents numerous clues for across and down entries. It includes celestial terms, common words, and miscellaneous items such as constellation names, animal terms, body parts, numbers, and everyday objects, with partial spellings and inconsistencies typical of OCR scans.
The Hope Star describes its publication date around January 18 1927 and lists staff roles led by Alex H Washburn editor and publisher and Paul H Jones managing editor. It notes the Star Publishing Co address 212 14 South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas and outlines subscription rates and advertising representatives.
The Star announces candidates for public office subject to Democratic Primary. County Clerk candidates are Pat McCain and Ernest Ridgdill. Tax Assessor Carter Sutton. Sheriff and Collector Jimmie Griffin. Circuit Clerk Jim Cole. Treasurer Harry Hawthorne. Coroner J. T. Honeycutt. County Judge Orie O Byers. U S Representative Fourth District Richard S Arnold. Prosecuting Attorney W H Dub Arnold.
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