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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
6
The Hope Star lists classified ads including services such as home repairs roofing sewing machines and tax work, plus items for sale like watches, jewelry, produce, and real estate. Multiple local names and phone numbers appear, with rates for display and daily ads, routes for deliveries, and notices about subscriptions in Hope Arkansas.
Classifieds and health Q A snippets mix with an estate section offering homes on Ross ton Road Spring Hill Road and Emmet area. Listings cover 8 to 60 acre tracts with prices from 3 000 to 30 000 plus hooks for brokers and contact numbers. Health questions discuss kidney stones skin spots menopause cervicitis and basal temperatures with cautious guidance.
In the Chancery Court Gladys C West sues Preston M West requiring appearance within thirty days to answer the complaint. Witness the court seal dated December 19 1966 with clerk Jim Cole. Also Arkansas Power & Light Company sues F A Barham and Gladys Barham in Hempstead County Circuit Court in case number 4010 seeking relief.
In a case where John calls Edward a crook in an elevator with only Edward hearing it, Edward cannot collect damages for defamation because there was no third party to hear the accusation. Defamation requires publication or communication to others beyond the contending party.
A 1967 American Bar Association public service piece explains that defamation requires publication to a third party. It notes belief in the charge by the audience, potential liability if foreseen as public, and that injury hinges on the hearers' minds.
The Hope Star is listed with its publishing staff and rates, followed by a warning order requiring defendants F A Barham and Gladys Barham to appear in Hempstead County Circuit Court within thirty days to answer Arkansas Power and Light Company’s complaint. The page closes with a Gandhi quote about rulers becoming trustees of the people.
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