Favorite Introduces New Look Offset Tomorrow
The Favorite announces a shift to the modern photo offset method starting tomorrow as the newspaper ends its year of letterpress production. Planes-for-a-time bugs are expected but viewed as the cost of progress with expert supervision and a three-page replacement setup for better photo reproduction and faster paste-up.
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Fall color trek through Kiamichi region in Oklahoma and Arkansas
A Sunday drive along routes from Queen Wilhelmina State Park to Beaver’s Bend shows vibrant autumn foliage across the Kiamichi mountains and Ozarks. Beavers Bend hosts crowds at the park café and picnic areas while dam progress near Hugo promises future water supply.
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Queen Elizabeth Opens Parliament Under Heavy Guard
Queen Elizabeth opens Parliament amid the strongest security in memory as 8,000 police and paratroopers guard the route from Buckingham Palace to Westminster. She vows to end Northern Ireland violence and secure a political role for all communities, while the threat of further attacks looms.
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Draft Class Changes Reduce Roles and Update Age Rules
The Selective Service System enacted new draft classifications and scrapped several old ones as part of the new draft law signed by President Nixon. Changes include a new 2A division for divinity students, a 1-6 for sole surviving or duty-related family losses, and abolition of 4F and 5A categories. Active files will not exceed age 26, with exceptions for certain cases, and cards may be kept only until the end of draft eligibility. Verification of specifics in local boards begins December.
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Facsimile Letters Between Washington and New York
The U S Postal Service begins a facsimile aid service between Washington and New York with electronic transmission. A letter is delivered four hours after transmission in daytime hours. Each additional page costs 3.25.
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Senate Fights to Preserve Foreign Aid Amid Filibuster Threat
A filibuster threat looms as Senate debate over foreign aid heats up. The Administration faces pressure to salvage funding while committee and officials weigh delaying actions. Sen Mansfield warns against using procedural devices to shield current spending levels. No date set.
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Ota Chateman
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Vietnam War Strain Could Hurt Economy If Aid Ends
U S officials warned that without continued aid Vietnam would face severe shortages and a drastic drop in consumer goods availability. Experts noted potential half cuts in imports and cascading economic distress, including inflation and possible panic hoarding, as military assistance wanes.
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Senate Seeks Pure Water Standards and Strong Penalties
The Senate aims to curb water pollution by requiring factories to meet federal clean water standards and faces debates over penalties. A Muskie amendment considers enforcing harsher fines while maintaining existing secondary treatment benchmarks to push toward a national clean water standard by a four year rollout.
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Burglary Report At Cotton Center Store
Police say the Cotton Center store was burglarized Monday with the front door pried open. Cigarettes candy and drinks were stolen along with guns and watches in two related burglaries in the 300 block of North Main.
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Cyclone disaster in India triggers massive aid response
After a severe cyclone strikes Orissa and neighboring districts, authorities mobilize aid as widespread destruction leaves thousands homeless. Reports indicate dozens dead with fears of higher toll, rail lines cut and towns isolated, prompting an emergency response from government and relief agencies.
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