Court Docket Hope Municipal Court November 10 1964
Hope Arkansas docket lists numerous forfeitures and fines for driving offenses drunkenness no license and weapon carry. Notable items include Dorsey Burns plea guilty fined 56.50 and 1 day, Robert Hickman and others plea guilty driving while intoxicated 106.50 and 1 day, and Gene Wesley multiple charges with fines up to 188.15. State docket mentions licenses, school bus passing, and a $200 bond on appeal. Civil matters include Credit Bureau of Hempstead County vs J B Bailey for 28.41 and garnishment against Hope Novelty Co. for Bobby Rogers judgment.
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Municipal Court
Bi _D. Jones
Sid Williams
Mizell Walker
Earlie E. Williams
Becky Martin
Gene Thompson
Levester Stuart
Steve Brown
Raymond Johnson
Edc
Grady C. Moffet, Jr
Robert Yerger
Willams
Jimmy
Stewart
Hosea Taylor
Joe Morrison
Pelvin Cole
Jessie Atkins
Ola Oller
Victor Clyde
J. C. Lloyd
Marie Allison
Robert Williams
Mike (Mack) Buckley
J.W. Stevens
Charles F. Stewart
Frank Smith
Berry Randle, Sr
Bud Jamerson
Doyle Langston
Hubert H. Palmer
Bernice Stilles
Bernice Jones
Lee Dell Ogburn
Lon Ivory Conway
James Culver
Morris Goodner
Brooks
Sam Austin
Lorrie Ellis
Gene’ Wesley
Gene Wesley
Carl L. Robben
William F. Droset
Shedd Bartush Foods
Cathey Carroll Truck Line
Peterson Truck Line , Inc
Peterson Truck Line, Inc
United Road Machinery
Tom Miller
Forrest Cain
Fred Knox
Bob Solomson
Civil Docket Credit Bureau of Hempstead County, Inc
J. B. Bailey
Dudgunett
Court Refuses to Hast Recount in Logan County
Arkansas Supreme Court refused to stop a Logan County ballot recount that showed Democrat J. P. Mikles defeating Republican Buster Tritt in the county judge race. Initial totals had Tritt ahead 2,942 to 2,917. Mikles led 2,928 to 2,911 in the early tally before the recount. The court rejected Tritt’s request to halt the recount and set aside a lower court order authorizing the count.
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Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Logan County
J. P. Mikles
Buster Tritt
Tritt
Mikles
St Wa
Bal
Dear Abby advises on love and honesty in marriage
Dear Shocked asks how to tell a suitor's true marital status. Abby notes vital statistics and wary signs. Other letters cover love versus deferment, dogs, dancing, and wedding advice. The column closes with Abby’s contact details and 1964 copyright note.
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Abby
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Julius
Indiana
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Political Outlook: Rockefeller-Linked Arkansas Race Reemerges
The piece analyzes Rockefeller's likely 1966 bid and the Arkansas Democratic field. It notes Faubus's lingering strength, past campaign tactics, and the need for a united Democratic front after a forthcoming primary. Watch for Faubus retirement talk and Assembly maneuvering shaping 1986 prospects.
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Rockefeller-Republican
Rockefeller
Faubus
Dale Alford
Sid McMath
Bruce Bennett
Joe Hardin
Lee Ward
Arkansas
Rascal
Francis Cherry
Pratt Rommel
Rockefellers
Proclamation Urges Christmas Seal Appeal in Hope Arkansas
J Frank Douglas mayor urges every citizen to support the Hempstead County Tuberculosis Committee Christmas Seal appeal to fund education, patient help, and research. The proclamation underscores TB and respiratory diseases as a major health problem and calls community aid to protect Hope.
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Hope
J. Frank Douglas
Arkansas
Hempstead’.County
Frank Douglas
City of Hope
Jet Bomber Crash Leaves Seven Dead
An eight-jet Air Force B52 bomber from Larsen Air Force Base crashed and burned about 25 miles south of Wolf Point Montana late Tuesday night. Two bodies were recovered with five more unaccounted for. A rescue unit from Glasgow Air Force Base joined Montana troopers and Roosevelt County officers at the scene. The cause was not known. The crash occurred about 11 p.m. reported by farmer Jake Schlepp.
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Wolf Point
Mont
Montana
Air Force
Defense Department
Washington
Larsen Air Force Base
Moses Lake
Wash
Glasgow Air Force Base
Roosevelt County
North Dakota
Jake Schlepp
Weather Digest: Mild Temperatures Across Regions
Weather continued from page one shows Thursday with considerable cloudiness and mild conditions. Louisiana expected partly cloudy and mild with highs around 76 and lows near 55 to 62. Arkansas forecasts fair today and tonight with highs about 76 and lows 52 to 62, with showers possible in the western areas and a cooler Friday.
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Louisiana
Ursday
Arkansas
Jay
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarc
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
Newark
Okla. City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Orerain
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Ressler Named Lineman of the Week at Penn State
Penn State lineman Glenn Ressler nicknamed Zeke was chosen AP Lineman of the Week after the 27 0 upset of Ohio State. The senior middle guard, 6 2 and 230 pounds, made a fumble, recovered one, and dominated in the backfield proving pivotal in Penn State’s comeback from a rough start. Rip Engle called him the greatest college lineman in America.
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University Park
Rip Engle
America
Penn State
Glenn Hessler
Associated Press
Lions
Ohio State
Ressler
Buckeye
Buckeyes
Old Sport Tee Skating Tied to Norse and Early Writers
The practice of tee skating, said to have originated with the Norse, is cited in Icelandic sagas and by English writers as early as the 12th century, showing a long historical thread.
Redistricting and Amendment 54 Influence Arkansas Politics
The council staff report notes a U.S. District Court suit to compel reapportionment of the Arkansas Legislature while the Supreme Court orders congressional districts to be population-equal. Governor Faubus mulls calling an Election Commission meeting on Amendment 54 now Amendment 51, effective Jan 1, and seeks input from county clerks on voter registration forms. He hints at a rural road bond or tax to fund an expanded program amid rising highway maintenance costs.
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Council
U.S. District Court
State Board of Apportionment
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Faubus
State Election Commission
Piccolo Leads Wake Forest Past Duke in ACC Upset
Piccolo scored all Wake Forest points as the Deacons shocked Duke 20 7 in the ACC. He ran 36 times for 115 yards, caught three passes for 46, scored three touchdowns and kicked two extra points. The senior fullback led with 837 rushing yards this season and expressed interest in theater, hinting at a potential acting career alongside football.
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Piccolo
Wake Forest
Blue Devils
Chalices
Associated Press
Eugene O'Neill
Knute Rockne
Deacons
Walter Forest
Duke
Turk
Sheba
Wake Forest Player Is a Back of Week
Brian Piccolo steps from a stage role in Come Back Little Sheba into a surprising college football season highlight. Duke fans were surprised Saturday as Piccolo delivered in a key backfield performance for Wake Forest.
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Wake Forest
Brian Piccolo
Sheba
Duke
Faubus Sets Clark County Special Election Date
Gov. Faubus announced a Clark County special election for December 22 to elect a circuit clerk to replace the late James M. Modlin of Arkadelphia who died in a highway crash on October 26. Modlin was unopposed for a third term. December 1 is the filing deadline.
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Little Rock
Orvald E. Faubus
Clark County
James M. Modlin
Modlin
Arkadelphia
Faubus
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Hope Novelty Company
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Lona
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