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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
9
July 29 1986 notices show local Little League teams forming for upcoming playoffs. Coaches Gunter Smith Sanders and Worthey lead squads with players Watterson Williams Dale McCoy Treat Barker and others listed for field action and photo coverage by Star camera crew.
In Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus and NAACP ally L C Bates collaborate in a pragmatic effort to place Black Arkansans in state government roles handling federal funds. Since the arrangement began two years ago more than 200 Negroes have been hired, under Bates as advisor and Faubus governing appointments, amid shifting attitudes and continued political maneuvering.
Senator Wayne Morse plans to bypass the House District of Columbia Committee to attach a Senate passed home rule measure to the administration higher education bill. He seeks passage to grant Washington D C self rule amid House opposition and White House hesitation.
A Haiti of local families report births across Hempstead and Hope. Names include Leo James Smith Jr Jeffrey Scott Adams Jessica Kay Huckabee Shannon Kay Huckabee Michelle Lynn Foster Sonya Denise Hale Patricia Ann Collins Tonya Diane Collins and many others born to parents listed with addresses in Hope Prescott Willisville and surrounding areas during the period. A wide range of girls and boys named with parental credits and home locations.
Washington reports rising anxiety over North Vietnam possibly trying downed American pilots as war criminals amid oil strike losses and pilot parades in Hanoi. Theories arise on uniting civilians, rallying world opinion, gaining support, or swaying U.S. policy, with critics warning against such trials.
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