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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
8
The Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas lists Charlie Finn deceased with last address Fulton and death on March 4 1966. Emma L Finn administratrix appointed April 12 1986 requests all creditors to present verified claims within six months of the first publication April 14 1966.
Ordinance 81é6 rezones part of tract 9 in Hope from R-2 residential to I-1 industrial on the zoning map. Describes start at the Louisiana and Arkansas switch, boundaries along Hervey Street and Grady Street, and parallel railroad track, effective immediately upon passage June 14 1966, Attest June 17 1966.
In the Probate Court of Hemp matter of the Estate of Johnnie Turner deceased last known address Hope Arkansas Date of Death January 20 1966 No 1970 An instrument dated November 25 1944 was admitted to probate June 13 1966 and Arlean Turner executrix 4399 East King Street Tulsa Oklahoma 7408 is appointed. A contest must be filed within the time provided by law from first publication June 17 1968.
In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas No 9090 Frances Tweedle sues Jack Tweedle. A warning order requires the defendant to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness, the seal of court dated June 13 1968. Clerk Jim Cole by Leona Cole. Proceedings listed June 17 July 1 1966 Moonshine activity noted.
The Chancery Court of Hampstead County Arkansas issues a legal notice in case 909. Defendants Roosevelt Pearson and Willie Mae Pearson are ordered to appear within thirty days and answer the plaintiff Thomas Foster's complaint. Witness F C Crow as Clerk, with seal, dated June 15 1986.
Notice in the matter of the Estate of Nenette Edwards deceased last known in kansas shows Date of death March 21 1966 case No 1950. Queen Hughey of 611 South Walnut St Hope Arkansas was appointed administratrix on April 12 1966 and is excluded from any benefit as of April 1966 with notices dated June 17 and 24 1966.
E53, a dog labeled a nervous wreck, is part of a VA and University of Arkansas Medical Center study on inherited traits. Dr. Murphree and Drs. Dykman and Peters breed two bird dog lines, EB and A fine, and keep them in uniform, stress-free conditions to isolate genetics as a factor in mental stability.
Washington NEA correspondent reports that student protests use rhythmic chanting to build emotion, with experts comparing the pattern to historical demonstrations. Sources note organized singing, hypnotic effect, and even neurological studies suggesting rhythm can influence beliefs and behavior, while citing a genetic angle in behavioral instability studies.
Washington reports a fragile mood as polls show waning faith in Johnson handling of the Viet Nam war while the administration touts progress. Ky faces Buddhist protests amid shifting alliance tensions with NATO and France as de Gaulle withdraws bases and travels to Moscow for a summit with the Russians.
Frank Meeks of Southwestern Bell Arkansas explains the AMA system for direct distance dialing set to start June 26 in Hope and Bodean. The machine punches tape with date number area and time, indicating completed calls for billing and showing busy signals or no answers. DDD access steps are explained and the system is described as efficient for electronic billing. New Jersey Tea used by Revolutionary War era travelers is noted as the native buckthorn shrub tea.
Western and Communist worlds show fatigue with alliances as Poland Romania and China face internal strains. Supreme Court rulings tighten police power while Johnson's falling popularity reshapes GOP prospects with Romney, Scranton, Rockefeller, Nixon amid uncertainty about a 1968 presidential bid.
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