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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
2
A scanned front page fragment from the El Dorado Times includes staff roles, publishing details, and misc. advertising and subscription rate information. It lists editors, managers, city and postal addresses, press agencies, and pricing for subscriptions with occasional formatting notes. The readable portions are largely boilerplate production data and ad credits.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court rejects strict reading of federal rulings on informing suspects of rights. Justice Musmanno says police are not required to interrupt a voluntarily given statement and criticizes lower courts for overreaching in suppressing confessions. The piece argues many judges enforce imperfect rules not intended by the high court.
A collection of humorous misaddressed notes and fake letters shows inflated Christmas bonuses, champagne dreams, college loan relief, and mock corporate bribes. The spoof exchanges include a secret $1000 bonus, a student repaying tuition, a Bedouin scholarship raffle prize, executive offers, and a Texas ranch Christmas greeting.
State Education Commissioner A W Ford and Welfare Commissioner A J Moss said they will remain in the Winthrop Rockefeller administration. Rockefeller invited them to stay on in his new government. Ford thanked the governor-elect for the chance to continue as head of the Education Department and Moss said it would be a pleasure to serve under Rockefeller.
New York exchange promotes gifting shares to minors as practical and educational. It cites 1.3 million child owners, a tripling in a decade, and notes tax and transfer options while warning of dividend and price risks. Brokers can open accounts with small purchases as a Christmas gift.
Dear Mrs. Lawrence counsel in a personal letter about a 11 year old boy obsessed with a girl from town. Parents fear fights harm school work and self esteem while seeking guidance on balancing concern and autonomy. The writer recalls past teen turmoil with their own daughter.
A doctor advises standing barefoot, rising on tiptoe, and lowering repeatedly to build arches, with arch supports as needed. High heels weaken arches. Poorly fitting shoes cause calluses that persist unless pared by a professional, and soft corns require treatment.
President Johnson remains vocal but provides fewer sustained explanations on Vietnam and the economy. Public sentiment shows decline in approval with Gallup and Harris polls indicating waning public support and uncertainty about endgame in Vietnam.
On this date in 1941 the United States Britain Free French Holland and China declared war on Japan marking a major wartime alignment. The Associated Press notes the global realignments consuming headlines and shaping the Second World War era.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss animal life ages, metallic materials, and feline traits with unclear terms. The readable parts reference Felis species and general dietary or care notes, but specifics are missing. The garbled text lacks coherent events, dates, or names to anchor a full news item.
Washington notes no new full inquiry into John F Kennedy's 1963 murder. Critics fail to prove shots from any site other than the Texas School Book Depository. The Warren Commission’s findings remain the working record despite persistent doubts and conspiracy theories.
Television in Review surveys a week's worth of prime time specials noting mixed quality. NBC Hall of Fame and Hallmark appearances offer uneven performances with Rosemary Harris and Hume. Frank Sinatra's broadcasted performance shines while others fall flat. The piece critiques directing and casting choices across several programs.
President Johnson announces plans to return to Washington soon after addressing events abroad. Officials say the trip aims to reassert U.S. leadership amid ongoing international developments.
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