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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1966
Page
2
The El Dorado Times dated December 7 1964 lists staff roles editor publisher and managers and provides subscription rates by mail and in county. It notes office in El Dorado Arkansas and announces daily publication excluding Sundays with service details and contact information.
An article cites National Safety Council figures showing holiday drinking raises traffic risk. It warns that even moderate drinkers become dangerous when emergencies arise, arguing only non drinking drivers are truly careful on the road.
Hal Boyle notes American tourists seek less American crowds in London venues. The Ad Lib moves to a farther site with a bold menu including live chicken and a cheeky note about feathers. The piece portrays nightlife friction between locals and American tour groups.
Historical notes recall the 1941 Pearl Harbor assault with 150 to 200 Japanese planes destroying ships and causing over 4 000 casualties including 2 117 dead. Other entries mention Delaware ratifying the Constitution in 1787 and Lloyd George becoming British PM in 1916.
AP analyst notes on Pearl Harbor anniversary and Japan after World War II. He describes Japan's industrial boom, peace shift, and growing trade with the United States, including $4.5 billion annual commerce and reliance on imported coal and ore, while exporting steel and radios.
A survey with volunteers wearing semiautomatic recorders tracks blood pressure every half hour and notes what each person is doing. The piece suggests common strains in marriage that raise pressure such as waiting for dinner, breaking bad news, and household tensions.
Dr Wayne G Brandstadt outlines hoarseness causes including polyps cancer and chronic laryngitis with emphasis on early throat exams. He notes polyps often link to smoking and alcohol and that surgery or X rays may be needed if persistent. He also answers reader questions on electroshock therapy and retinal artery hardening.
James Marlow argues Congress lacks humor and vitality and suggests unconventional ideas to liven sessions. He notes Dirksen’s enduring prominence while imagining entertainers like Louis Armstrong and John Wayne in the Senate to spark debate and accountability.
United Press International notes that rocks in Japan are prized for deceptive shapes and colors. A wealthy collector in Ja could pay about $4000 for an eye catching specimen.
Members of Assemblies of God in Springfield release a Spiritual Life-Evangel daily booklet to aid participants in growing faith. The project aims to provide daily guidance and scripture reflections through the new publication.
The fragment notes that looking at each other’s charts may help prevent future difficulties. It suggests lessons for upcoming years and implies a collaborative approach to foresee and reduce problems.
A Spain reporting clash emerges as bishops challenge a new collage project. Officials warn of potential tensions with the Catholic Church while university circles defend academic freedom and cultural expression amid national debate.
A major language tech provider announces support for more than 1200 languages and dialects, including regional variations. The company highlights broadening access for education, business, and daily communication worldwide.
The text presents jumbled OCR fragments with scattered words and numbers. It lists names and terms such as Riga and Frenchopen alongside stray digits and phrases, lacking cohesive narrative or clear event.
Washington column argues Lyndon Johnson’s domestic success on education health housing and civil rights is underappreciated. Voters focus on new crimes pollution traffic and costs while acknowledging past “catch up” advances.
A Tuesday night broadcast served as a tribute to Sol Hurok with Marian Anderson as narrator and performances by Andres Segovia Isaac Stern Van Cliburn and the Ballets de Madrid Maya Pisetahaya plus the Madrid troupe The tone was serious and restrained with generous praise for Segovia though the writer and director largely failed to spotlight Anderson In sum the production felt overstuffed and underedited and would have benefited from more lightness and sharper pacing.
Dr Peter H Odegard 8 UC Berkeley political science professor died of a heart attack He formerly led Reed College Portland and chaired UC Berkeley political science 1986. Juan Natalicio Gonzalez 69 Paraguayan ex president died of a heart attack after exile in Mexico where he started a shipping firm and wrote. Rinj Zarova Wilson born in Russia became a singer and actress Mrs Wilson is mentioned in a Los Angeles area obituary. Alice Sidinbotham Patterson referenced in Patterson obituary notices in the mix of death notices.
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