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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1968
Page
8
Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. Monday records a high of 49 and a low of 19 with a forecast for mostly clear skies and warmer conditions through Tuesday. North region expected lows 26 to 36 while the south holds in the 30s.
Fossil bones of dinosaurs found in rocks estimated at 200 million years old reveal the rise and decline of dinosaurs as Earth's dominant life form. Studies suggest the last remains disappeared with rock deposits formed about 140 million years ago, marking the end of their era.
The Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders warns that despite laws, enforcement varies by region and job discrimination remains high. It calls for urgent action as riots loom, while Rep. Ryan highlights persistently higher Black unemployment and underuse of executive orders against discrimination in federal contracts. Newark riots mock up the national issue as federal aid planning for new construction proceeds.
The Sunday night ABC adaptation of a drama about narcotic addiction remains powerful after more than a decade. Graphic withdrawal scenes underscore the horror, but focus on human relationships among the distressed is weakened by the intense exposure.
A review notes Parks Falk and Bernardi in a tense two brother drama about addiction with Sandy Dennis as the wife and a shadowy end. It also mentions NBCs Experiment in Television vignette Passport to Prague filmed in Czechoslovakia about a American wife entangled abroad with language barriers.
The Alaska House Resources Committee proposes new wording to Congress to avoid using the terms salmonella or festoonellosis when referring to bacteria that cause food poisoning. It notes the bacteria is not salmon, yet those words mislead the public and harm the salmon industry in Alaska.
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