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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
8
The article notes Jerusalem as a battleground where three major religions clash, with the shrines of Judaism Islam and Christianity deeply embedded. It discusses how the presence of two shrines will complicate border claims and peace efforts between Arabs and Jews.
James Marlow analyzes how Earl Warren's Supreme Court, since 1953, shifted to cautious liberalism. It pushed desegregation and reapportionment, curtailed police powers, and expanded individual rights, arguing the court simply caught up with evolving American society and obligations.
Nations seeking handouts echo a common credo about not being stingy with money. Ironically, when something is so good you must see it, tickets are unavailable.
A Vietnam warfront column defends frontline reporting while examining why a GI killed a water buffalo and how reparations were handled. It notes Army efforts to punish the guilty soldier, government and embassy involvement in damage compensation, and anecdotes of small, sometimes absurd claims from service personnel.
Arkansas lawmakers heard testimony on a proposed constitutional amendment from the Citizens Judicial Foundation to create a family court in each probate court and to replace elected judges with appointed ones. Chancellor Richard Mobley urged a unified trial court system citing overcrowded dockets and long travel to hear cases. The panel debated whether reforms would empower the people or centralize power, with supporters arguing for efficiency and critics fearing loss of public input.
The first U S playwright to receive a commemorative stamp is the late figerie ONeill depicted on a five cent stamp to be issued Oct 16 in New London Connecticut his boyhood home. The stamp will be dark purple and shows him brooding.
Personal note glad Mary Flenery is home after weeks in Little Rock hospital. Calendar item Keystone Lodge 43 meets June 20 with an Entered Apprentice degree. Obituaries Roslyn Gail Dennis age 7 funeral June 20 at BeeBee Memorial C M E Church. burial Cave Hill Cemetery. C. L. Preston died June 18 after long illness. survivors include Myrtle and three children. funeral arrangements by Hicks Funeral Home.
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