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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1967

Page

8

Imogen Cunningham Sees Tomorrow as Her Greatest Photo

San Francisco photographer Imogen Cunningham, about to turn 84, plans to keep shooting and travel the world by freighter. Her career spans 60 years with works in the Library of Congress, MoMA, and Eastman House, and she remains famed for intimate closeups and landscapes.

Harold V. Streeter SAN Francisco Imogen Cunningham United States Library of Congress New York Museum of Modern Art George Eastman House Gertrude Stein Herbert Hoover John Masefield William Somerset Maugham Tmogen Stanford University Third and Clay Streets Seattle Texas Paris University of Washington Dresden Germany Ros Partridge American Society of Magazine Photographers San Franscisco Examiner Ansel Adams Carmel

Wallace Versus Federal Welfare Cutoff in Senate Hearing

Former Gov. George C. Wallace argues Alabama welfare funds be restored as federal aid faced termination by Secretary Gardner. Alabama contends regulations exceed Civil Rights Act intent and won’t sign assurances until court rulings. Up to 200,000 people could be affected and $95.8 million in aid is at stake.

Dillon Graham Washington George C. Wallace Alabama Senate Finance Committee Lurleen Wallace Wallace John W. Gardner Gardner Alabamas Welfare Department Senate House Finance Committee Sister Hil D-Ala

Court Docket Hop Arkansas January 24 1967 Highlights

Municipal and state docket entries list numerous individuals with offenses such as drunkenness driving without a license speeding and disturbing the peace. Pleas guilty fines range from about 16 to 136 dollars with bonds forfeited or costs assessed. Civil docket notes Barry's Grocery & Market v Vickers for 70.30 dollars with judgment for plaintiff and dismissal of warranty claims.

Municipal Court OF Hop Arkansas Robert C. White Cecil Coleman Bennie Ware Billy Woods Pat Bobo Clifford James Johnson John Ray McKinney Marvin Bailey Walter D. Dougan J. W. Self Donny Smith Charles Sloan Gameing Jim Witherspoon Bernard Allen Joe Bishop Clarence Bishop Yound Kenneth Johnson Beryl Ricketts Albert H. Hall Dba Hall & Sons ACC Billy Trout William F. Lade W. R. Glenn Jerry Dodson Bobby Lee Kitts Robert S. Surratt Jimmie H. Telford Jessie H. Telford John Nelson Jona Willis Cecil Brooks Thomas Nelson Sammy Gentry Jona Willig Daisy Mathis Sammy Gentry, Jr Jeff Carrigan Barry's Grocery & Market Odis Vickers Garnty Shee

Vietnam Child Delinquency In Saigon Described As Social Cannibals

A Vietnam War era piece depicts Saigon's city youth as social cannibals driven by poverty and war. It details 12 year old Tu Dinh’s theft from U.S. trucks, harsh policing, woeful budgets, and the mixed impact of American aid. The report laments limited funds, corrupting incentives, and the broader fate of Vietnam’s urban underclass amid ongoing conflict.

Liberals Lose First Vote in House of Commons

Canada's minority Liberal government lost its first House of Commons vote in more than two years as a Conservative amendment to the national transportation bill passed 59 to 58. The defeat did not trigger a no confidence call, and Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson remained in office. The amendment removes a proposed study of grain freight rates.

Ottawa Canada House of Commons Lester B. Pearson

Bethel A M E Church to hold regu lar meeting and junior choir

The Y P D of Bethel A M E Church will hold its regular meeting at 4 30 pm Thursday January 26 The junior choir will rehearse at 5 30 pm All members are urged to attend both meetings Also notes return of Carolyn Ware Ruben Ware Annie McFadden Carolyn McFadden Marian Dudley and James Dudley from Berkeley California and Bessemer Alabama after attending the funeral of their aunt Rosie Huntley.

Bethel A.M. E Carolyn Ware Ruben Eugene Ware Annie Mae McFadden Carolyn Annette McFadden Berkeley California Marian L. Dudley James Curtis Dudley Bessemner Alabama Rosie Huntley

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