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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1960
Page
1
Fragmentary text depicts a tense scene in Raytown with Bokker and a woman amid shadows of a burned house. The dialogue hints at past killings and buried secrets as characters accuse each other and confront grim truths about two deaths and hidden motives.
AP report from Washington notes 7000 delegates at the White House Conference of Children and Youth begin daily sessions. Speakers urge addressing adult moral failings as the root cause of youth issues, with Miriam D. Hanks of Salt Lake City condemning elder apathy and perfidy.
Bakker hides in the hotel saloon after ambushing Pierson’s pursuer. At the table, Paul Shay and Fletcher Trow exchange tense questions about Pierson and a bruiser Mechem. Meantime Tom Chaffee is last seen around midnight as the tension grows toward a confrontation.
The Prescott News reports a Rotary lunch at the Lee Hotel with 35 members and four guests. Invited speakers include Bobs Harden, band director, and visiting Rotarian Leland Dillard from Hot Springs. The program also notes remarks by Abraham Heschel and a call for parental restoration of the home.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev faced a crowded reception in Marseille as police cleared a path to his car. Rain-swept streets drew tens of thousands who cheered his caravan along Rue de Canebière during an 11 day visit to France, despite expressions of unease at industry sightings.
Bowman Swartz, a freelance writer and University of Arkansas student, plans a 1070 mile walk to Washington D C from Little Rock to promote Arkansas and its products. He expected to start today but delayed per Clovis Copeland of the State Publicity Parks Department who is away. Copeland plans a departure ceremony upon his return. Swartz will wear Arkansas made garments.
A damaged OCR fragment shows names and roles of editors and publishers, advertising reps, and circulation details for a newspaper. It mentions editors Paul and Hy Jaries, advertising the member, subscription rates by mail, and advertising representatives across several cities, plus a note about a 92 inch log cutting record.
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