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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1967
Page
2
Funeral services were held Monday for Mrs Millie Lee Sage 81 of Glenwood who died Friday. She was a Glenwood Methodist Church member and widow of W T Sage. Surviving: two sons Wal lger B Sage of Prescott and Allen Lee Sage of Texas, two brothers A H Wade of Little Rock and Les tat Wade of Blevins.
The Supreme Court with a 5 4 vote struck down New York laws allowing dismissal of state university and college teachers for Communist party membership and forbidden treasonous speech as grounds for public school dismissal. The ruling, amid liberal Conservative split, anchors free expression and association protections. A separate note mentions a practice of planting birth trees in parts of Europe tied to child welfare.
Baker resumes his defense in U.S. District Court as Edward Bennett Williams rushes to cue up cross examination of the former Senate Democrats secretary. The government contends he kept about 80 000 dollars of campaign funds for personal use while California financiers say the money was for Congress members. Kerr, a late Oklahoma Democrat and oil magnate, died Jan 1 1963.
Hope Arkansas area reports mostly cloudy and humid conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms developing tonight and spreading eastward, high near 75 and low around 59. Louisiana foresees fog in the south, otherwise partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with widely scattered showers tomorrow.
In York Pennsylvania garbage stacks rise from curb to gutter as 50 city workers walk off December 28 after a pay dispute with Mayor Snyder. Residents fear health hazards and rats as debris accumulates on Continental Square and surrounding streets. Health officers warn of recent activity and potential fire hazards while the public calls for action.
A bill by Rep. Bennie Ryburn Jr. proposes Arkansas stay on Central Standard Time. Rural voters favor standard time for farming, while city residents cite practicality of daylight saving. A Senate hearing is planned amid broad debate across towns like Texarkana and El Dorado with industry groups backing standard time or daylight saving.
Berkeley campus faced fierce clashes over loyalty oaths free speech and political recruiting as Kerr led the university through pivotal disputes. The Free Speech Movement under Mario Savio culminated in a 1964 sit in at Sproul Hall with about 1000 participants including students and nonstudents.
A brief quip notes a motorist who eats while driving is on a crash diet, using humor to comment on unsafe eating and driving behavior. The item reflects light, wry editorial tone common in period humor pages.
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