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Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas

02 Oct 1969

Page 8

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Hope Star

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Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1969

Page

8

Hot Springs Hopes Smithsonian Branch Is Feasible

Dr. Brian Doherty's feasibility report supports establishing a Smithsonian branch museum in Hot Springs Arkansas. He envisions an immersive facility with flexible routes and innovative displays, arguing the region’s culture and audience can sustain a cutting edge exhibit program. Local groups seek a $32 million investment and plan further talks with the Smithsonian Regents.

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Tom Jordan Hot Springs Sentinel Hot Springs Ark Brian Doherty Smithsonian Institution Garland County Cultural and Recreational Commission O Doherty New York City Smithsonian Board of Regents O'Doherty Arkansas Mississippi River D Doherty America O’doherty Cultural and Recreation Commission Qearks Regional Commission County Commission
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Attacks by Negroes (Ark.) framed as frustration not crime

In Little Rock the executive director of the Economic Opportunity Agency of Pulaski County argues that recent assaults by Black youths on whites near Central High are expressions of frustration rather than crime. He says civil rights gains have come through confrontations and illegal actions, urging a cross‑community meeting to address grievances while warning that violations threaten progress. School Superintendent Floyd Parsons joins in criticizing the rising racially tinged incidents and notes ongoing disciplinary policies and law enforcement coordination.

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Bill. Simmons Little Rock Abja Little Rock Central High School William Sonny Walker Economic Opportunity Agency Pulaski County Arkansas EOA Floyd Parsons Parsons
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