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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1964
Page
2
The El Dorado Arkansas newspaper announces its staff and publishing details including editor Walter Hussman publisher Clyde Palmer and business manager Nolan DeLoughter. It notes affiliations with AP UP and NEA and lists subscription rates by mail and carrier.
Great Lakes Chemical Corp of Lafayette Indiana announces a multi million pound bromine plant southwest of El Dorado. Construction to start immediately with operations planned for June and initial 25 jobs rising to about 75. The project, negotiated by the El Dorado Committee under Lee Zachary, enhances the city’s industrial growth and may earn El Dorado the title Bromine Capital.
About a billion teeth remain untreated across the United States, a National Institute of Dental Research estimate. Half of children under 15 have never visited a dentist, signaling a looming dental health crisis and potential lifelong consequences.
The piece riffs on next year’s TV lineup being similar and notes bar patrons who linger over drinks. It pivots to a joke about Florence Nightingale types and a nurse with hype, ending with a quip about workers and bosses.
Ex–heavyweight champion Joe Louis becomes a labor leader aiming to unionize bars and then broader Negro communities in Philadelphia and beyond. The NOITU federation, with about 27 000 claimed members, partners with Louis to challenge traditional, white-dominated unions as CORE presses for access to skilled work and government contracts amid a looming federal construction push.
By John Chamberlain, the piece argues the United States should back its own bold actions in Congo crisis, refusing to appease Afro Asian bloc propaganda. It rebukes defeatist voices at the UN, cites U S aid and cultural losses, and urges brazen, principled resistance to the spread of communism while protecting individual freedom.
The piece reflects on Christmas as a renewing gift given again and again. It recalls historic Christmases from 1606 to 1776, noting how faith and resolve return each year and urging personal renewal in the season.
A compilation of religious and political quotes on freedom faith and guidance. Includes lines from John 8 36 Herbert Hoover Psalms 88 1 and Gov eee G Clement emphasizing liberty sun light and divine aid.
Senator Sam Ervin questions U S psychological tests used on federal workers in sensitive posts including inquiries about love, religion, and sex. Officials defend tests for security needs, noting some interviews allow counsel while admitting doubt about their value and privacy implications.
A Shickshinny Pennsylvania item cites a big city paper’s rape and murder case with bail at 500 dollars and a group of men released on 1000 dollar bail each for card playing, questioning whether murder proves cheaper. The note also references Khrushchev’s fall and continuing supporters in Red Flag.
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