Court Docket From Topeka Municipal Court
Topeka municipal court docket lists multiple defendants with varied charges. Berlin Evans faced drunkenness with bail of 16.40. I B Marcum pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined ten days in jail with a one year suspension. Simon Harris and Vernis Boswell had hazardous driving and related bond forfeitures. Junior Lee Reed pled guilty to disturbing the peace with a 40.14 fine. James M Pennizeton faced hazardous driving with 31.15 forfeited bond. DB Comer of World Carpet Inc. and E W Colbert with George Sims appear in overweight and no authority cases, bond forfeitures totaling 21.15 and 46.15 respectively.
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Berlin Evans
Fars
I. B. Marcum
Simon Harris
Vernis Boswell
Junior Lee Reed
James M. Pennizeton
DB. Comer
World Carpet Inc
E.W. Colbert
George Sims
JACC
President Gets Reserve Measure
WASHINGTON AP The House approved and sent to President Kennedy a measure authorizing him to muster 150000 Reserves if needed amid Cold War tensions. The bill passed 342 to 13 after Republicans raised concerns about its utility. Kennedy aims to act during limited emergencies while Congress is adjourned. The Senate had already approved the authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Bruce Alger
R-Tex
Cuba
Senate
Rehate
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Thuse Armed Services Committee
Berlin
Laos
South Vietnam
China
Congress
Columbia Case Is Returned For New Trial
The Arkansas Supreme Court sent back a Columbia County Circuit Court case for a new trial in a $35 000 damage suit after finding a juror Otis Franks Jr failed to disclose a $3 000 note he had signed for James Floyd Giles who received $27 500 in the verdict The juror stated in a motion that if Giles received judgment the note would be repaid The suit arose from a collision between a truck owned by Calderera and one occupied by Giles and Johnny Hight Hight was awarded $7 500.
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Little Rock
State Supreme Court
Pack
Columbia County
Otis Franks Jr
James Floyd Giles
Kranks
Mike Calderera
Giles
Caldevera
Johnny Hight
Hight
Magnificent calm amid Atlantic airliner disaster
The Flying Tiger Line Super Constellation ditched off Ireland's coast after a storm. Forty eight rescued within six hours. twelve missing, including two children. Captain Murray praised crew and passengers for calm, organized evacuation. survivors include 42 military personnel and three women dependents. Search to continue.
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Anthony White
London
Jcemen
Atlantic
Flying Tiger Line
Ireland
Germany
John D. Murray
Oyster Bay
Nsy
Murray
Cetering
U.S
Greatest Struggle Since War Over Desegregation at Ole Miss
The Washington Post reports the Meredith desegregation case at the University of Mississippi as the era’s fiercest conflict between state and federal power since the Civil War. James E. Clayton notes Mississippi Governor Barnett’s hard line contrasts with Faubus and New Orleans cases, warning that backing down could revive regional resistance to desegregation and threaten a solemn pledge to jail if needed.
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Washington
Washington Post
University of Mississippi
Today's Post
James E. Clayton
Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
Allswhite University
Clayton
Little Rock
Orvald Faubus
Faubus
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
New Orleans
Barnett
Justice Department
Board of
Meredith
South
One Arkansan Aboard Plane in North Atlantic Crash
Russellville residents were informed that Gordon Thornsberry, 20, of Russellville, Arkansas, was aboard a chartered Flying Tiger Airways Constellation when it disappeared Sunday night about 500 miles west of Ireland. The plane carried American servicemen, their families, and eight crew members en route from McGuire AFB to Germany. Thornsberry had just completed training at Ft. Gordon, Georgia, and was bound for an assignment in Germany.
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Russellville
Ark
Arkansan
North Atlantic
Ireland
Elmo J. Thornsberry
Gordon
Thornsberry
Flying Tiger
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Germany
Ft. Gordon
Banker's Call Sparks Tense Street Court Confrontation
Steve meets with a banker outside a bank as a judge resists further arguments. The banker asks to enter the office a few minutes, hinting at an apology. The judge fears a street scene and worries about his brother's obsessions while a friendly discussion seems possible.
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Steve
Wehout
Ordeal at Comanche Wells
Editor Pitts seeks Ranger help for Comanche Wells threats as deputy Youngblood learns a spy and loyalties muddle between sheriffs office, ranchers, and the Mexican scout Ivey. Charlie Moss returns wife home, while Judge Pendergrass visits.
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Youngblood
Torres
Stephen Pendergrass
Bledsoe
Proposed Budget and Tax Levy for Hope School District 1962
The Hope School District No. 1-A Hempstead County Arkansas publishes for fiscal year 1963-1964 a detailed budget with General Control 36000 Instruction 355000 Operation of School Buildings 27100 Maintenance 9000 Auxiliary Agencies 38380 Fixed Charges 16800 Capital Outlay 7000 Debt Service 51023 and a proposed tax levy of 40 mills. 16.9 mills for operation 1.934 mills for existing bonds and 3.44 mills for a new building fund to issue about 250000 for new buildings additions and refunding debt with building fund levied annually until bonds are paid. surplus may be used for other school purposes.
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Board of Directors
Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
State of
Statewide referendum on education equality proposed
A fragment notes a constitutional amendment regarding public education rights, prohibiting denial of a child’s education based on race. It mentions state officials, election timing, and a March date with a secretary of state signatory. The readable text shows voting on adoption or rejection at the general election.
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BI Constitutionan
J. Hall
Arkansas constitutional amendment classifies counties for salaries
Proposed constitutional amendment to classify Arkansas counties by population for county official salaries. It sets four classes, defines salaries for County Judge, Circuit/Chancery Clerk, County Clerk, Assessor, Collector, Auditor, Treasurer, and other county roles, with amounts varying by class. Submission to voters at the next general election for Representatives and Senators.
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Senate
Heraby
Arkansas
State of
Thia
Sates Bocentsini Craeus Ag
Desea
Baler
Hach
Birouie Deam Chancery
Coun Assosgor
Collec
Eopaes
Oh & Quateidge
uBor
Eestor
Pepas
Bach
Peat Gee
Wire Cape Nt
Faubus to Leave State for Week
Governor Faubus will depart Friday for Topeka Kansas for the 33rd Infantry Division reunion, then proceed to Hollywood By The Sea Florida for the Southern Governors Conference through Oct. 4. He has in state appearances in Fort Smith Van Buren Mountain Home and a late dedication at the Point Remove Watershed Project. Charlotte Carter 16 of Sheridan is named queen of Grant County Fair and will compete at Pine Bluff this week.
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Little Rock
Gav
Oreval E. Faubus
Topeka Kans
Topeka
Hollywood-By-The-Sea Fla
Faubus
Fort Smith
Point Remove
van Buren County
Mountain Home
Sheridan, Ark
Charlotte Carter
Sheridan
Grant County
South Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Hope Star publication details and masthead data
The Hope Star week publication in Hope Arkansas lists staff editors and publishers and notes Associated Press rights. It includes circulation, subscription rates, and advertising representation across Arkansas and neighboring states.
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Hope
Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Municipal Tax Powers in Arkansas
Arkansas Senate and House propose a constitutional amendment to grant municipal corporations power to levy and collect taxes via ordinance. Voter approval is required at general elections for taxes and uses. Tax proceeds to fund specified municipal purposes only, with ballot forms and repeal terms outlined.
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Senate
State of
Arkansas
Haw of Representatives
Mnany
General Assembly
Sama
Municip Pak
Dio
Rogula
Municipal Corporation
Buch Squaak
Goa
Aul
Nuslerley
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Crown of Floures Ae Houwa
Classified
Resmmaa
Yukon 32524 Co
Hiter Printing Company
Washinton
Hope Star
Star
Nyone
Osea Mlisan
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial
Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home
R&t
Tel J
Harry Phillips
Radio
Collins Electronic Service
South Walnut
Singer Sewing Machine Company
J B. Bailey
Buck
Yournly
Singer
Hope Territory
Daniel
Collect
Ralph Montgomery
Barry's Grocery
Wrater
Moore Bros
Call Ivers Tree Company
Pal
Imop
Sayles
Hale
Satan
Johnnie Col Prescott
Rowe 2
McBride
Dover
Perry's
Perry
Highway 67 East
Emmet
Prescott
Buck Williams Gro
South Walnut St
Jerry Garrett
Admiral Finger Rilford
West Avenue D
Pan
Texarkana
South Pine
Southlind
Rastih
Leonard Ellis
West Sixth
OL East Third
West
Skyline House
Agu
Call
Hope Auto CO
Ford and Falcon
Second Street
Tope
Harry Kelly
Columbia
By Quincy
Icounselor
Ordeal
Comanche Wells
Benjamin F. Capps
Benjamin FP
Asm
Ezra Pitts
Pitts
Sheriff's Department
Ruth
Cvilizen
Robert Lee Hotel
Eledsa
Ivey
Charlie Moss
Hope School District
Frank King
John Lowe
Star of Hope
Termnes
Star Publishing Mes
C. E. Palmer
Pensideng
Alex
WH. Washburn
Secy-Treas
Star Building
Walnut Street
Alex, H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Bonal Parker
Pod Rogers, Jr
George W. Hosmer
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Otder Mall
Arkansas Dollies, Inc
Stare Ick
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
N. Michigan
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
N. Yu
Oklahoma City
Ohio
Associated Prose
Associated Press
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