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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1966
Page
4
The page lists want ad rates for classified display and standing cards, with per inch and multi insertion pricing. It also includes a legal notice about the Washington School District No. 12 election on September 27, 1966, detailing a 40 mill tax and board member elections, with polling places previously designated.
In the Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas the matter is the estate of Mary E. Smith deceased No 1983 Last known address Route 1 Box 117 Fulton Arkansas Date of Death July 30 1966 An instrument dated November 14 1962 was admitted to probate on July 26 1946 as the will of the decedent Rexie Lawrence executrix named invites all creditors to present verified claims within six months from first publication prefixed by September 1 1966 and warns they shall be forever barred Rexie Lawrence Executrix 3l6 So Greening St Hope Arkansas Sept 1 1966
A chaotic account outlines the Red Guards pushing for1960s Maoist style reforms including return to communes, abolition of taxis, dismissal of domestics and nurses, removal of luxury goods, and bans on public romance and fashionable dress. The piece weaves political turmoil with a puzzle of crossword style clues and old newspaper metadata, crediting FRANK O'NEAL.
Voters in Blevins School District No 2 Hempstead County on September 27 1986 vote between 8 00 a m and 6 30 p m for one board member to Post No for five years and one Hempstead County Board of Education member at large for five years. Polling places remain as before. Signed J D Samuels.
Chinese youths labeled as Guards clash with authorities as remnants of capitalist thinking. The movement, emerging from protests, has spread to street courts and social surveillance, challenging socialist ideals in urban life.
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