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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1966
Page
6
A scanned Hope Arkansas Star classifieds page lists offerings from local businesses and individuals. Items include tractor and land work, Singer sewing machines, rug cleaning supplies, animal listings such as horses and Angus cattle, and advertising for Texarkana Gazette subscriptions. Names include Lile Cato, Wayne Griffith, and Freeda's Angus Farms, with contact numbers and dates indicating ongoing sales and services.
William Lawrence D D S explains denture fit and chewing forces cause bone and gum shrinkage. Poorly fitting dentures rock and roll driving flabby tissue, possible need for relining or new dentures, rare surgical removal of excess tissue. Good hygiene with brushing and water advised.
A cryptic crossword style excerpt lists numerous across and down clues with partial solutions and thematic notes about a fashion item and its reception. It mentions Carnaby styling, cotton fashion, and cinematic notes from California, alongside a dense set of clue letters and answers across the grid.
Hope Arkansas newspaper Star Publishing Co publishes the Star of Hope with staff including Alex H Washburn and Paul H Jones. The notice lists pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail, advertising regions, and multiple city representatives across Arkansas and neighboring states.
Washington AP sketches a satirical view on Mao Tse-tung, 72, noting his failure to modernize China with humane methods. The piece mocks his revolutionary leadership and terror tactics while suggesting he is ill suited to practical tasks like running a poultry operation.
Analyzing Mao Zedong's drive to perpetuate his rule through deification, the article notes the suppression of dissent, the cult of personality, and the brutal results of the Great Leap Forward. It argues the aging leader clings to outdated ideas, relies on the army, and fears new challenges as criticism is silenced.
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