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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1960
Page
5
The discussion centers on civil rights planks in the Democratic Party and Southern opposition. Lyndon Johnson’s support signals tension as Mississippi figures rally against civil rights language while Republicans show tentative unity. observers note a conservative Congress and uneasy cross-party cohesion.
Camden reports Herschel Burnell, 26, charged with first degree murder for the fatal beating of his wife Troz f whose altered body was found Sunday. Burnell signed a statement about the killing.
Fragmented OCR text outlines steps for preparing peach halves, soaking and mixing ingredients, spreading with butter and sauce, then broiling and browning. The excerpt is garbled with many misspellings, making it difficult to identify a coherent recipe or full list of ingredients and actions.
Fragmented text discusses subversion fears and harsh crackdowns by authorities. It notes Angolan expatriates in the Congo and Mozambique influence near Leopoldville, with concerns about rail links and economic vulnerability affecting the country’s stability and potential external support.
UN Secretary Gevorgl Daz Harn held separate talks with Congolese and Belgian representatives amid Congo unrest. A UN Security Council extraordinary meeting was planned to urge immediate Belgian withdrawal. The United States believes no army force is able to restore order and favors prompt Belgian pullout. Tunisia reportedly backed a resolution, with significant support, as Congo threatened Soviet intervention if Belgians stay.
Circuit judge William J. Kirby denied Herbert Qdell Manis a new trial on dynamite charges related to the bombing of a Central High School area home. Manis and Maceo Antonio Bians, both described as Negro, were convicted and sentenced to five years in prison. attorney Baron Flowers appealed to the Supreme Court after a 49.18-page record.
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