21 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1956
Page
1
A reflective piece discusses middle age as a crisis for men and women, noting lost youth dreams, rut-bound boredom, and the tension between success and happiness. It critiques lifelong worship of youth and hints at societal pressures while touching on education and modern remedies, including a stray mention of an athlete's foot remedy.
TOPEKA Ernest Christian Sibberson 70 a nationally known pastor for the deaf and blind died after a long illness. He toured a circuit in Kansas cities holding religious services for the deaf and blind. Funeral services set for 10 a m tomorrow at Trinity Lutheran Church.
A Springfield man, A B Cox Sr, reportedly altered his campaign slogan on a Mason Neense plate from Land of Lincoln to Land of Adlai Stevenson. Police said the incident reflects a temporary lapse rather than a turning point in life.
Market activity shows unsettled Northwest broilers and steady Batesville area prices with mostly 20 cent moves. New York cotton futures held steady amid light hedging and late afternoon gains. Stock market edged higher on higher auto production news and stronger Motors. grain and provisions list hogs and cattle prices at National Stockyards with mixed results. Red Cross disaster service aided about one family every 78 minutes in 1954.
An overview of the interposition doctrine from Jefferson and Madison through mid century debates. It explains compact theory versus federal supremacy, noting Virginia and other Southern states pushing interposition to oppose School desegregation rulings and the evolving role of the Supreme Court in constitutional interpretation. The article sets up future coverage on women’s opposition to federal overreach.
Akron report: National Sheriffs Association backs a constitutional amendment to allow gathering certain types of evidence without a search warrant and favors legalizing tapping of telephone lines. Convention leaders say these measures would aid enforcement and uniform training across states.
Partly cloudy conditions prevail across Oklahoma with scattered thunderstorms in the extreme northwest this afternoon and over most of the state tonight and Friday. A continued warm trend with cooler incidents in the northwest tonight and Friday, in the 64 to 70s range overnight and highs reaching 90s. In Louisiana, partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight Friday, with widely scattered afternoon thunderstorms mainly in the southwest.
In Little Rock UM petitions for a constitutional amendment on judges pay report about 41 316 signatures, 8 000 over the requirement. The plan seeks to remove the 7200 annual ceiling and let the legislature set salaries, with the measure to appear on the November general election ballot.
Judge M C Lewis notes a marital triangle case settled out of court. Outside the courtroom the wife was accused of threats to the other woman. The judge admonished the two women to keep distance. A slap followed as the wife and her rival left together. No further complaints reported.
Indonesian President Sukarno toured Berlin noting a neutralist stance in the Cold War. He attended a technical university ceremony to receive an honorary engineering degree after touring Sie mens electrical works and other sights in West Berlin.
Brendan Behan says he enjoyed a bottle of oil whisky before a TV interview and calls the experience awful. He comments that cancer kills more children than any other disease.
Nagging backache and restless nights from overexertion or strain may ease with Doan's Pills. They soothe discomfort and act mildly as a diuretic to help kidneys, offering relief that many have trusted for over six decades. Get the new larger size to save money.
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