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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1966
Page
3
The column lists events and local notices in Hope Arkansas including a community treater event, fashion purchases and dress selections for conventions, a White Elephant Sale, a church potluck, Republican Women and music association meetings, a duplicate bridge club result, hospital admissions and discharges, birth announcements, Fidel Castro remarks on revolution, local decorating committee news, and a note on a shrew’s diet.
New York fashion columns highlight Silk Poufs rain coats weighing a pound and a half, packable and wrinkle free, in silk broadcloth with downy interlining. Variety includes Italian silk poplins, worsted gabardines, twill whipcords, and lurex evening fabrics with chic silhouettes from military trenches to long mantles. Also notes high speed aircraft tire pressures up to 350 psi and landing speeds to 250 mph.
Betty Morgan crafts a Mississippi tale of Ned Hughes a decadent planter who returns from New Orleans to control his illegitimate son Laurance and a younger daughter in a doomed scheme. The novel unfolds as a psychological study of a weak mind amid racial and social tensions in 1930s Deep South. Miles A. Smith review and a note on the pika hare conclude the piece.
The excerpt outlines Toynbee’s view that nationalist habits are reversible and that a world authority for atomic energy and another for food production may emerge. It argues for a minimal world government as feasible, notes the transition from personal to impersonal social ties, and warns of tech-driven future horrors like overcrowding and automation.
Arnold Toynbee surveys future risks from atomic age and urges social changes to avert mass death. He predicts mankind will narrowly survive fission and fusion if nations rise to political unification and alter centuries old war habits rather than rely on built-in instincts.
The advertisement promotes the 1967 Oldsmobile lineup with Delmont 88 at low prices, Delta 88 Custom two models with Toronado styling and 425 cubic inch Super Rocket V eight, and an all new five car Cutlass Supreme series featuring luxury interiors, Jetfire Rocket V eight, Climatic Combustion Control, UHV Transistorized Ignition, new stereo tape and front disc brakes.
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