Public office candidates named for November 4 1966 election
The Star lists candidates for public office subject to the General Election action on Tuesday November 4 1966.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1966
Page
6
The Star lists candidates for public office subject to the General Election action on Tuesday November 4 1966.
A 1966 feature discusses resident aliens rights and limits, noting they share most civic protections but cannot vote. It cites equal protection in laundry work and a court ruling on alien participation in certain trades. The notice also announces a rezoning petition in Hope Arkansas by Dorothy Duckett, with a Planning Board hearing set for November 16, 1966.
A short reflection quotes Mark Twain on getting facts first and warns against distortion. The note frames a civic mindset for readers of the periodical.
The 90th birthday of Mrs. Sallie Brown was celebrated in Little Rock at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs E D Robinson on October 29 1966. Attending were descendants including Walter and John McMurtry families from Arkansas and Michigan and friends such as Thelma Wilson. Her family lists eight children twenty three grandchildren and twenty five great grandchildren.
Hope Star details its publishing office in Hope Arkansas with staff roles headed by Alex H. Washburn and Paul H. Jones. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, regional distribution, and national advertising representatives, reflecting the paper’s historical business model and circulation structure.
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