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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1968
Page
6
A jumble of ads and notes lists jewelry selling, rental postings, and a bridge column. It mentions Stewart's Jewelry Store at 208 South Main and an unfinished real estate ad for a two bedroom unit at 1221 Edgewood. A bridge puzzle and a sales pitch for Oswald Jacoby’s bridge booklet are included.
The Star announces candidates for public office subject to the Democratic Party action. Pros: Prosecuting Attorney Bill Denman Jr and W H Dub Arnold. For Representative: Arthur L. Strech Talbot Feild Jr. Summer camp for youngsters is enjoyed by thousands of parents annually. Courtesy on the highway is the best possible topping for high speed pavement. The fellow who kisses girls is missing a lot of fun.
A medical column explains how gallbladder inflammation often involves stones, how stones may be missed until removal, and the role of bile flow and infection in stone formation. It debunks non surgical “grapefruit juice and olive oil” cures and invites public questions for future columns.
The World Almanac notes that No 10 Downing Street in London was built by Sir George Downing on a grant from King Charles II. Downing, an English soldier and politician, lived from 1623 to 1684 and later educated Harvard College as its second graduate.
John Tyer was the only U S president to die as a citizen of another country His death occurred in Richmond Virginia while he honorably served the Confederacy.
A compressed puzzle result listing numerous across and down clues with terse definitions and wordplay juices spanning topics from geography to grammar to flora and fauna, culminating in a complex crossword grid style challenge across many numbered entries and language cues.
A court upheld a prison sentence for contempt in failing to pay alimony, rejecting the constitutional argument that imprisonment for debt is forbidden. The judge said punishment targets defiance of a court order, not mere inability to pay, and relatives cannot cover the obligation. An ABA public service feature by Witt Bernard. $968 American Bar Association
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