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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1962
Page
2
The docket lists actions filed in the Municipal Court of Hope Arkansas on September 10 1902. Entries include civil matters minor disputes and small claims against local residents and businesses with no reported judgments at this time. Records note docketing dates and case numbers for subsequent court proceedings.
The docket lists numerous proceedings including driving without a license, improper mufflers, speeding and drunkenness. Individuals such as R C Stuart Leslie Fellon Junior Lee Reed Charles Nelson Eddie White Maybelle Muldrew and Joshua Prater face fines ranging from 11.50 to 250.50 with some sentences including jail time or license suspensions. The report also mentions community notices and upcoming church events and a local student entering Wichita University for Medical Technology studies.
James Marlow analyzes Thurgood Marshall's Senate confirmation as the first Black nominee for the Supreme Court, tracing his long NAACP-led legal battles against segregation, the slow civil rights progress of the 1960s, and shifting national attitudes that paved the way for his approval.
Deputy Youngblood presses Sheriff Bell to confront the Ivey case with ally ex-sheriff Long. Long refuses, urging neutrality and warning that backing the law may require action. The scene hints at broader civil rights era tensions and past court rulings on segregation shaping local power.
In Minneapolis aP report outlines that growing individual and fund ownership may influence stock swings. Mutual funds and pension funds are blamed for price moves, with economists noting fund inflows buoying prices and their trading patterns adding market volatility. Analysts cite University of Pennsylvania and SEC perspectives on fund buying before upswings and selling before downturns.
An article analyzes how pension funds grew since 1950 and now own large portions of common stocks. Natrella notes their regular purchases reduce free stock supply, influencing price swings. Vickers and Natrella present findings as statistics without endorsements, while funds face scrutiny from depositories over Americans' savings.
In Little Rock AP report station officials of KOKY say misunderstandings with the Organization for the Destruction of Discrimination have been worked out and Negroes will not picket again. Joe Starr, VP, notes differences resolved after a Monday night meeting with ODD leaders. six DJs and a secretary at the station are Negro. Edward W. Phelan says programming changes have been made.
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