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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1955
Page
7
Charles Mercer critiques television portrayals of marriage, arguing most shows present perpetual conflict and clichéd resolutions. He notes stronger wives, weaker husbands, and heavy advertising influence shaping scripts toward melodrama rather than realistic character dynamics.
Leonard S. Pirri, a 50 year old bank teller in Los Angeles, was approached by two armed men as he left his car at noon. After a brief struggle, the men grabbed his bag and fled, containing only his lunch remains.
Dr. Arles A. Blair 64 associate clinic professor at University of Arkansas Medical School died at a hospital in Fort Smith. He authored several heart disease studies and served as a consultant at the Veterans Hospital in Fayetteville. Survived by wife and two daughters. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon.
By James Marlow the Associated Press reports the Supreme Court has yet to issue a final stance on state censorship of movies and public school segregation. The ruling in the Moon Is Blue case shows the court avoiding sweeping conclusions, leaving ongoing questions about future bans and viability of certain obscenity standards. United Artists seeks to learn if Kansas may still ban The Moon Is Blue under state law.
A federal court granted Missouri Pacific permission to build a spur track into Little Rock Industrial Development District after depositing 5075 as security. Judge Harry J. Lemley approved the move and scheduled a January 11 hearing to set the land price, with construction expected to finish in about two weeks.
In Angola Louisiana an inmate editor known as Old Wooden Ear editorially complains that unreformed thieves inside the prison steal anything not nailed down. He accuses rap scallions of looting as a daily practice to stay sharp.
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