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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1968
Page
6
Rates show Time and Titids per inch per day and standing cards, ads priced at 26.00 per inch per month. Specific figures include Time 1.26 per inch per day, Titids 2.10 per inch per day, Mitids 56 per inch per day.
A compact page of want ads includes contractors and trades in Doyle Jester Dozer Company yard work, aluminum welding, paperhanging, and sewing machine repossessions. Also mentions a bridge hand discussion about spades and the Jacoby transfer.
A discussion on how hate and fear affect physical health, linking emotional states to blood pressure headaches and ulcers. It notes hate as a sign of emotional immaturity and the impact of prejudice, while contrasting Hamman Rich syndrome with emphysema and mentioning cortisone-type drugs as treatment options.
The Star announces candidates for public office subject to Democratic primary action. Prosecuting Attorney Bill Denman Jr. and W H Dub Arnold are listed for that race. Representative contenders include Arthur L Strech and Talbot Feild Jr. Also mentions Comanche the horse that survived the Little Bighorn massacre and notes his long life after service.
A dense crossword style item lists Across and Down clues including river names city terms and archaic spellings. It threads Andean river NM state flower Danish county and other geographic and linguistic entries with multiple abbreviations and old terms.
A 1968 ABA public service feature by Will Bernard analyzes how U S and state kidnapping laws define harm. He explains when injuries to victims justify harsher penalties, noting court split over injuries from escapes and the role of deterrence in limiting harm.
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