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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1957
Page
1
Hal Boyle advises husbands to enthrall their wives with gadgets, starting with an electric toaster and progressing to vacuum cleaners, television, and other appliances to keep her engaged at home. The column lampoons the idea, suggesting obsession with mechanical novelties may mask deeper issues.
Ten Tennessee men and one woman face a six month jail term or a $1000 fine as jurors convict in a case centered on resisting a federal order to desegregate Clinton high school. John Kasper, a Northern segregationist, and one woman defendant are among those tried on charges of criminal contempt and conspiring with Lawson to keep Negro students from the school. Federal government accuses them of defying the injunction banning interference with the desegregation order.
Senate leaders push to strike most of Part 3 from the House bill that would authorize the attorney general to file civil rights enforcement suits to prevent interference with racial integration in schools and public places in the South. Democratic leaders reportedly show support for preserving some authority while aiming to remove broader powers.
British warplanes stage show of force over Persia and Gulf states as rebel tribes threaten the Persian Gulf area. Britain pledges aid to the Gulf ruler and contemplates air strikes to deter revolts while seeking a peaceful settlement. Parliament debates possible wider military action.
WARREN report states old boy Raady Miller was electrocuted while sitting in a cabinet with a pipe that hid an electrical connection. Bernard Frazer, father of the child, said the accident occurred at the Miller home near Coppell. Police investigated the scene and noted the device likely caused the fatal shock.
Arkansas congressmen press for broader federal aid to drought sufferers. The Trimble bill would liberalize farmers home administration rules and allow some relief measures, with Porter and King arguing that few FHA loans have reached Arkansas drought areas. The proposal would delay loan repayments for a year if the borrower faces a weather disaster.
Aunt Mrs Williz Niles, 51, of Texarkana, sustained injuries in an incident. The report notes she was injured along with another party, but details remain unclear.
Rep. Till argues the Trimble bill adds nothing the FHA cannot already do and questions administration of aid. Henry C. Smith, deputy PHA Administrator, commented on agricultural aid implications amid Arkansas concerns.
A hire department spokesperson argues against the Pritble bill, stating no need to link debts to the FHA. Smith mentions a view about anorangutium and dates a connection to Egypt through a phrase about a watermelon.
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