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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1969
Page
6
Classifieds list low cost ad rates and a long string of local services offered. Entries include singing machine repair fabric center, appliance repair, plumbing, carpet cleaning, land clearing, furniture sales, electrical work, painting, and various real estate and rental postings with contact numbers and dates.
A compact list of crossword style clues for vegetables and related terms. Includes hints like Rutabaga relates to relish vegetable and items such as onager, camther, and various linguistic notes. Contains numerous numbered entries with definitions and partial wordplay.
A column reviews tranquilizers as a cure for tension noting 150 million tablets yearly with side effects such as jaundice rashes and delirium. it promotes progressive relaxation by dr edmund jacobson as a safer substitute and discusses how nervous tension may trigger digestive issues and spastic colitis. the piece also answers reader questions on worry and cancer and cites dr wayne g brandstadt for general responses.
A brief record of the 1929 consolidation uniting Hope Star and Hope Press, tracing origins from 1899 Star of Hope and local titles through 1969 ownership shifts. Key figures include Ed McCorkle, Claude McCorkle, Curtis Cannon, C E Palmer, A H Washburn, and Washburn ownership split with Texarkana Newspapers.
A National Airlines Boeing 727 was hijacked to Cuba by a khaki clad man claiming Army mistreatment. Stewardess Francine Pal Misano, 21, said the hijacker in an Army sergeant uniform threatened crew and announced the Cuba destination while en route over Daytona Beach. The plane carried 73 passengers and seven crew. a woman and a baby remained in Cuba when it landed in Miami. The report also notes Albert Woolson, last surviving Grand Army of the Republic member, died in 1956.
BARB 5 notes a boss scolding workers who joke about vaccines for those allergic to work. The quip suggests a weary mood at the workplace and a push for productivity. The exchange captures tension between management and staff on labor intensity.
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