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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1967
Page
2
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Friday notes partly cloudy warmth with a chance of showers mainly in the west half. Friday to Saturday highs in the 70s to lower 80s, lows around 60 in the west and mid 50s elsewhere.
The docket lists default judgments in motor service and poultry cases and several chancery and civil filings. Notable items include Poted dba Poteet Mobil Service Station versus Robert Smith for 73.68 and Norman Mure versus Angelo Hollis for 55, with judgments by default per precedent. King/Presidential note mentions Grover Cleveland delivering his inaugural address extemporaneously.
Daytona Beach faces a beer ban dampening spring vacation as 20 000 college students gather on 23 miles of beach despite police reports of fewer arrests and underground nightlife. The ban shifts mood from suds to sun and sand, sparking debate among locals and visitors.
As the National Farmers Organization enters its 10th day of a holding action, New Jersey State Police deploy special patrols to farm areas to curb violence linked to the milk price dispute. Wisconsin processors move toward price talks as authorities seek to mediate tensions with no immediate comment.
Two Arkansas reporters, Jack Baker and Michael Smith, released on $250 bond after 30 hours in jail for contempt for refusing to reveal names of legislators who allegedly offered bribes to vote for a casino gambling bill. Gov Rockefeller offered support. appeal briefs due in 10 days.
Mrs. Ola Cook of Hope received a $1635 back benefits check based on her son Joe’s social security record after changes to the law allowed a dependent parent to prove support. Despite past denial, she demonstrated good cause for late filing and plans to use most funds to pay debts and medical bills from recent years. A Social Security representative offers help at Room 201 of the Federal Building each Monday from 9 am to noon.
A Weather Bureau meteorologist in Memphis sighted an unidentified flying object near Piggott at about treetop level and half a mile away last week. A local farmer found a flashlight attached to twenty gas filled balloons Thursday, suggesting the mystery may be clarified as a weather observation setup.
The notice explains the thirty day spring choice period from March 28 to April 28, 1967, for students to select schools under a desegregation plan. It covers signing, processing, implications of overcrowding, transferring new students, and strict rules on preserving desegregation while allowing certain limited changes. It also mandates desegregated attendance, transportation, and staff practices, and instructs reporting violations to federal authorities.
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