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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1966
Page
2
A reader panel and letters discuss youth morals, parental control, and independence. Topics include curfews, dating an intoxicated partner, and peer pressure, with advice on resisting or accepting guidance while weighing safety and respect. Multiple voices address teen behavior, responsible choices, and family dynamics.
AGa fragmentary garden column advises winter soil testing and liming to improve Bermuda and St Augustine lawns. It warns against manure on lawns due to weed risk, notes that lime and certain fertilizers can work even in January, and stresses proper winter foot traffic and lawn care to prevent damage.
Alistair Horne surveys Paris during 1870 71, detailing the German siege the fall of the Commune and the national mood. He analyzes class hatred political blunders and populace folly amid the price of glory and the city’s collapse under war.
A compact critique of The World in Sound 1965 from Associated Press notes the album’s strong continuity voice by John Daly and varied year events. It highlights Side 2 with spaces and voices from Watts Selma and Stevenson. It praises Adlai Stevenson’s eloquence and JFK, Churchill, Eisenhower, and Roosevelt references across the program.
The Cash Boy Magazine lists the week’s top ten selling records nationwide led by The Beatles and Simon and Garfunkel. Other entrants include the Rolling Stones Beach Boys Herman’s Hermits and the Statler Brothers with titles like She’s Just My Style No Matter What Shape (Your Stomach’s In) and Flowers on the Wall.
AP reports Mayflower moving company handles odd cargo across states. Items include a Plaster of Paris mold for a bronze monument from Ann Arbor to Bismarck, a man from Sonoma County Hospital to San Rafael for court, and items such as dinosaur bones, a beaver, goose, swan, 141 year old house parts, Texas sail boxes to California, a talking dog model, a $3.5 million art collection, a large submarine periscope, a Milan Cathedral replica from 3.5 million matches, and 15000 air filled balloons for a parade.
A historical novel recounts 11th century berserker knight Laoghaire of the Long Road, his fugitive origin, battles from Hastings to 1066, love with Hilde, and loyalty to William of Normandy. Miss Holland uses clipped prose that blends antique tone with modern dramatic cadence.
A guide for creating affordable outdoor dog pens in suburbs facing muddy ground. It covers pen placement near the house, materials like chain link for larger dogs, gate positions, and keeping yapping dogs close to home. It offers size guidelines from 18 to 24 feet by 4 feet, insulation for winter, and practical tips like stanchion spacing and avoiding pens on breezy sides.
Norton publishes A Novel Has Old-Time Elan about Gabriel Purefoy and wife Amy. Through postmortem views of his solicitor agent and narrator John Mandeville, the story reveals a final manuscript that could hurt Amy, framed in civilized, antique storytelling tone.
Fiction titles include Those Who Love by Stone, Up the Down Stair Case by Kaufman, The Honey Badger by Runork, and The Source by Michener. Nonfiction features A Thousand Days by Schlesinger, Kennedy by Sorensen, A Gift of Prophecy by Montgomery, A Gift of Joy by Hayes, and Games People Play by Betne.
Omark Industries Inc in Portland Oregon uses a ultra sensitive scale that can weigh a pencil dot to measure industrial diamonds. The diamonds are diamond impregnated blades and drills made to cut concrete masonry and stone.
Readers learn mahogany varies in shade from light to creamy yellowish brown with differences across cuts. The article notes finishers used dark stains for consistency, discusses substitutes and open pore “woody” effects, and mentions wood filler depending on gloss goals. It cites Andy Lang's booklet Wood Finishing in the Home for bleaching and finishing details.
Review of James MacGregor Burns biography Strong Men Build Up the Presidency. Analysis of Burns thesis that last fifty years saw presidents expand power, plus cataloging Hamiltonian Madisonian Jeffersonian lineage and calls for strong executive checks. Also notes tone toward professors and practical questions about the presidency. A second item describes a horse motel at the New Mexico State Fairgrounds in Albuquerque offering training and housing for racehorses with capacity for about 100 pace horses in 1966.
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