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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1969
Page
5
A list of chancery court filings names Ora Pearl Reavenga Fry and Roy Dale Fry along with multiple defendants and interlinked parties. The notices reference cases across Hope Arkansas with several marriages and respondent pairs and various business entities.
A heartbroken mother describes a 2 year old who awoke well then died by nightfall from edema due to a fulminant infection involving the lungs or epiglottis. The piece explains causative organisms such as influenza bacillus diphtheria bacteria staphylococcus or streptococcus and notes gamma globulin absence as a contributing factor.
The Associated Press reports Freedom Inc. backs three candidates for Pine Bluff School Board while opposing a millage for a new high school and desegregation plans. In Warren the group opposes a nine mill tax to fund a $650000 high school for consolidated white and all Negro night classes. Judge Harris orders Warren School Board to propose a plan by April 1 amid integration concerns. Freedom Inc. operates chapters in 21 states and emerged last year in Warren over desegregation in early grades.
A scrambled crossword style list with numbered across and down clues covering a variety of topics from geography and measurements to letters and tools. Several clues reference ancient, botanical, and general knowledge terms, with some entries suggesting abbreviations and error notes.
Arkansas Supreme Court unanimously affirmed a Pulaski Chancery Court decision striking down Class 6 permits issued by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for on premise service in private clubs. The 1968 permits tied to Thorne Lidgevor Act provisions were found outside 1935 authority, while a new law later allows mixed drinks in hotels restaurants and some counties pending local vote.
Muhammad Ali spoke in Little Rock on Sunday addressing a severe race problem in America over 400 years. He argued violent means cannot end oppression and urged separation, critiqued Christian religion, and used demonstrations and poetry to argue for identity as American Negroes while highlighting racial barriers and social tensions.
The fragment notes a sequence of time marks Tuesday 10 00 10 30 10 55 11 00 associated with W25, possibly a broadcast or station schedule. It lacks full context but indicates a timetable block.
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