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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads like a late 1965 Arkansas edition with stray names, phrases, and scattered references. Contains stray mention of Berade Times and odd lines about people and dates, interspersed with unreadable portions and potential local notices.
A satirical ad targets holiday shoppers proposing outlandish presents from a Russian pelt coat for 75000 dollars to a quail porcelain teapot for 320000. It promises a Christmas party cruise for nine to the SS Romantica with 24 foot pool and gourmet meals for 145803 dollars.
Boyle shares light miscellany from mailbag items including reindeer both sexes with antlers, 1851 ice cream wholesale at 1.25 a quart, French water consumption, rock and roll spending, gun safety stats, Arabic word origins, and brief notes on snakes and dropouts.
Keith Prowse guaranteed $630,000 in advance seat sales for Hello Dolly starring Mary Martin as the American musical opened in London to mixed reviews. The London premiere boosted demand though critics offered uneven responses.
A reader suggests persuading Dad to purchase a second car due to increasing difficulty walking everywhere. The note frames independence and safety as reasons for the mobility upgrade.
President Johnson favors government persuasion to hold prices steady while Martin pushes tighter money and credit to curb inflation. The clash pits administration economics against conservative monetary policy as interest rates rise and money supply expands, with both sides hoping to prevent a price surge or a bust.
On this date 1941 Pearl Harbor attack forced U S entry into World War II. Delaware ratified the Constitution in 1787. The New York Philharmonic gave its first concert in 1842. Wars and events mark this date across years including battleships Wisconsin launch in 1943 and a 1944 Japan earthquake.
Dr Wayne G Brandstadt explains that coronary sclerosis results from cholesterol and triglyceride deposits in arteries, worsened by high sugar and fat diets, lack of exercise, and smoking. He discusses risks after a heart attack and cautions against vague terms like tired heart while urging direct medical clarification.
AP analyst James Marlow argues De Gaulle overstated France’s dependence on him and failed to build a mature political system. The French voters backed rival forces in 1965, signaling limits to his indispensability despite his wartime leadership and bold foreign stances.
France bought 117.2 million dollars in U.S. gold in the July to September period, the Treasury reported. Britain bought 132.3 million dollars, possibly offsetting Soviet gold sales in London used to finance Russian wheat imports.
Space Center Houston reports Gemini 7 all systems go with the mission pace described as steady. Cape Kennedy officials pledge rapid work to launch the Spirit of 76 as technicians push toward blastoff. Senate leader Russell Long condemns Fed rate hike as ill timed for Christmas borrowing.
A reader argues that unwed fathers face nervous breakdowns less often than unwed mothers and questions patriarchal blame. She notes adoption agencies aid unwed mothers and partners, urges female responsibility, and rejects Victorian views. The piece reflects 1965 campus attitudes on sexuality and female autonomy.
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Washington Column surveys white and Negro spokesmen on the evolving civil rights movement. Leaders doubt mass street demonstrations remain effective and call for more productive, less spectacular work to secure jobs education and housing.
Television executives lack eye for talent while Broadway successes like Barbara Harris Barbra Streisand and Zero Mostel rose to fame elsewhere. Harris and Streisand were overlooked by networks early, Mostel delayed major TV stardom, and circles note TV chase of big money over discerning shows. The piece likens TV to a sausage factory and cites Britannica on long camel journeys.
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