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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
2
The El Dorado Times edition lists staff such as Clyde Palmer Gene Fields and Walter others with roles including managing editor and advertising manager. It shows a 1966 publication context with subscription prices and contact details for newspaper operations in El Dorado Arkansas.
Two University of Michigan psychologists argue for earlier start and broader work for children aged 10 to 16. Their Greater Boston study finds 73 percent of boys under 14 worked for pay, with early work habits forming by age 12 and wages from 1.40 to 13.50 weekly.
In a midweek after Christmas scene a New York family endures a chaotic lounge as a guinea pig scales a fragile Christmas tree causing a topple. Parents lament the mess and ponder the maid while children recount life lessons on fragile toys and spilled perfumes.
The Fed signals loosened pressure on banks to conserve credit after a year marked by sharp policy shifts. It revoked a September directive to curb business lending while maintaining restraint, amid debates over inflation, employment goals, and economic stability.
AP reports architect Norman Byar argues modern church buildings are uninspiring copies lacking strong tradition or contemporary style. The piece blends miscellaneous dialogue about sledding and a mail delivery, including a misquoted de Gaulle line, to illustrate chaotic content.
The dialogue explains severe sinus infection with recurring headaches despite antibiotics and antihistamines. It notes possible chronic sinusitis, nasal obstruction from a deviated septum, and suggests humidifiers, medical evaluation by a specialist, and potential surgical drainage to improve symptoms. It also covers nasal allergies, pollution triggers, and alcohol-induced facial flushing.
The 1967 edition of Your Federal Income Tax is now available for 50 cents a copy. The IRS says the guide is a best seller and can be purchased at most IRS offices nationwide.
More than 15 000 were found Wednesday in a mail bag believed hijacked from a train two days earlier en route to the post office. An official said they had no idea how the bag reached that location.
Washington report notes rising caution among Democrats after election setbacks. Observers warn overconfidence and debate how President Johnson faces rapid policy shifts. Public sentiment in party ranks signals voters prefer measured progress and greater restraint at Capitol Hill.
Advice urges parents to treat children as full participants in family tasks not hired help. The writer argues against dictatorial punishment and suggests alternating chores such as father washing the car and son cleaning the garage to foster cooperation. The piece critiques adults’ self centered view and emphasizes shared labor.
The Post Office Department plans to keep about 150,000 temporary Christmas workers to manage expected record junk mail volumes and pre Christ mas sales. Officials note mail surges and a January 1 ZIP code deadline drive staffing.
A fragmented debate within the party shows members diverging on next steps after a campaign push. Sources describe tensions over strategy as factions weigh different paths forward amid internal discussions and public scrutiny.
On this date 1645 Texas joined as the 28th state. In 1008 born Andrew Johnson the seventh U.S. president. In 1944 Allied success in the Belgian bulge. Ten years ago UN salvage crews cleared Suez Canal obstructions. Five years ago De Gaulle spoke of France army withdrawal from Algeria. The ongoing peace negotiation diplomacy continues seven straight years of offense.
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