Father Still Thinks Son Murdered
Letters received by newspapers across the country discuss the death of Newton Armstrong Jr., 19, a political science student at San Diego State College. A Mississippi publisher received a letter asking if Communists hid a Catholic student’s murder, asserting the young man was killed for opposing socialism. Similar communications have been sent to editors in Florida, Tennessee, Colorado, North Dakota, and Washington.
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Newton Armstrong Jr
California
Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Mississippi
San Diego State College
Florida
Tennessee
Colorado
North Dakota
Washing
Young Armstrong
Coronado
Tijuana
Mexico
John Birch Society
San Diego County
Republican Central Committee
Armstrong
State College
Evyolye
Dist
Atty
Don Keller
Ray Pinker
Los Angeles Police Department
Keller
Newton E. Armstrong Jr
Court Docket and Crime Notes From Hope Arkansas May 28 1962
Municipal Court cases list Wille Scogging and others pled guilty or forfeited cash bonds for assault, drunkenness, improper passing, speeding, and no license. Civil docket shows Prescott Hardware vs Williams with $89 judgment. Separate notice states Armstrong death investigated with ruling of death by hanging, amid political overtones and rival theories.
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Wille (Bud
Willie Muldrew
Andrew “Bishop
Austin Johnson
Andrew Bishop
Joe «Masai
Juanita Gaines
James ‘Turner
Jerry Owen Hazardons
Howard Jeanes
Douglas Campbell
Milton
B. “Wambert
Lucille Webley
Willie Muldrewy
Frank Biddle
M. E. Garanilo
Joe Lingo
Mulfier
Johnie Phillips
Mui
Constitutional Amendment Seeks Equal Public Education Access
A 1963 notice outlines a proposed state constitutional amendment in Arkan that would guarantee every child access to public education regardless of race. It specifies submission to electors in the next general election with approval by a majority of voters, and references enforcement by school boards.
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Senate
Pirate of
Nhysits
Whielda
Fenson
Ni J
Hall Bowery
Stata
Proposed Constitutional Amendment 38 and county salaries
A long fragmented OCR text outlines proposed constitutional amendment 38 and related county salaries, detailing taxation and electors approval at the next election, and listing county clerk, judge, sheriff, and other county official salaries and fees. It mentions specific salary figures such as five thousand five hundred sixty five dollars per year and seven thousand dollars for county officials, though exact figures are garbled. The passage references counties, the state, and officials to be compensated under the amendment.
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Putrohgs
Abe
Erie
Countias Ee
Nothatien
Tol
Bae
Hsu
Ione Png
Sten
Ong
Are Bey
Athe
Arkansas proposed amendment on municipal tax powers and ballot process
The document outlines a proposed constitutional amendment for Arkansas authorizing municipalities to levy taxes via city ordinances with voter approval. It details ballot wording, tax types and purposes, election timing, and a two year validity for authorized taxes unless renewed. It specifies conditions for passage, repeal, and prior-city tax continuance by council or board actions.
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State of
Arkansas
Wits
Munich
Rval
Iho ‘City Council
Belsia
Buck Municipal Corporation
Muntain Pai
Elvan
Gove
Adelecs
Livien
Lia
Jagye Ak
Halid Mmumeiial
UN City Council
Holy of Auch Muncis Pal Corporation
Mnicipal Corporation
Votins Amenue
Dale
Oy Soret
Formes Ser
Rancan
Ory Ordi
Cannet
Audi
Ischul
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House of Tele
Tiros
Manly
Rotmt
Ubers
Hope Star
Otter
Call Vukor
Feller Printing Company
Washington
Arle
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Burial! Association
Oakcrest Funerl
Dial
Meriden - Corneliis
Sia
Glen Williams
Scully
Motorola
General Electric
T. V
Baker's Easy Pay Store
Mike Snyker
Y Hotel
Stryker
Din PR
Ag Pont
Dodte
Gen
Chaice Ilk
Bol-Air
Pelead Richt
Harry Phillips
Singer
New Home
Fleetwoul
Hane Sewing Machine Co
West
Montgomery
Barry's Grocery
Moore Bros
Abhie
Sth House
Kxar
Diane
Iune
Perry's
Perry
Highway 67
Hops
Ark
Vingil Daniel
Collect
Coll Transfer & Storage Co
Prescott
Dolla
Wilbur Tolbert
Walsh
Hope Auto CO
Ford and Falcon
Second St
Hansakeeper
Roam
Tupperwane
North Main
North Elm
Sconter
Buck Williams
Walnut St
Jerry Garrett
Texas
Russell
Imoc
Imor
Spring Hill
Jessie McIntosh
Hope
A. B. Easterling
Plarnifard
W. E. Broner
Hervey
South Pine
Uome
East 13Th
Uone
Foster Land & Realty Co
Foster
SMITH
Little Rock
Vernon Whitten
Mount Holly
David Nelson Whitten
Harvard
Davis
Castle Leights Military Academy
Lebanon
Tenn
L. A
Clint G. B
Ansolo Films
Barbeque Grill Alum
Gruen
Diamond Cafe
Tommy
Jimmie Griffin
Ralph Saunders
Harry Hawthorne
Ivy Mitchell
Jim Cole
Orie O, Byers
Carter Sutton Lahrgy
J.D. “Dick” Turnage
Royce Weisenberger
Dick Huib
Talbot Feild, JR
Bill Denman, JR
John W. Goodson
John L. Wilson
W. S. Atkins
Municipal Court
of Hope, Ark
C. D. Black
James M. Toone
Southern Pine Lumber Co
Alray Wise
Jack D. McKnight
Hermon Lee Johnson
Disturbing the Peace
Carlin F. Simpson
R. A. Martin’ S
Federal Warehouse Co
ACC
Clarence Colen
Prescott Hardwar’e Co
Vered Williams
Hope Brick’ Works
Gamnishee
Hannibal
Profak
Los Angeles
Profak Brothers
Vandevere and
Encanto Drive
la Cienega
Mortiary
Anthony Profak
Rick Jackson
Carla di Mucci
Mr. Jackson
Carla
Mrs. Jackson
Tina
Brother Anthony
DiMucci
Geiser
Intelligence Division
FBI
Prasak
Pinker
Robert Creason
Chicago
Johnny Toco
Carla DiMucci
Encanto Park
Sansome
Conejo Ravine
Anthony
Nath Thomas
Neth Thomas
Dad Beckham
CURI
By Quincy
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