El Dorado Times staff and contact details 1964 edition
The El Dorado Times issues in June 1964 list Clyde Palmer as editor and Walter Hussman as publisher with Nolan Deloughter as business manager and George Parks as advertising director. The paper, a News-Times Publishing Co. product, announces AP and UPI partnerships and provides subscription rates and delivery details for Arkansas, Louisiana, and out-of-state readers.
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el Dorado
Ark
el Dorado Times
Clyde Palmer
Walter E. Hussman
Nolan Deloughter
Robert T. Hays
George €. Parks
Ernest Looney
N. Madison
News-Times Publishing Co
Associated Press
United Press
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Arkansas
Louisiana
Johnson Aims $220 Million Poverty Drive for Appalachia
The piece argues that if money buys happiness, a $220 million federal assault on poverty in Appalachia is affordable within the national income. It urges intelligent planning and federal local cooperation to rebuild the region’s economy, integrate it with the nation, and spur private enterprise to create lasting markets.
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Johnson
Appalachian States
Washington
Appalachia
Mother's Wit and Strength Span the Irish-Rooted Years
Boyle reflects on his mother aging gracefully at 77, her Irish origins, fierce independence, and impact on family. He recalls her battles with rheumatism and diabetes, her philosophy of living with life, and her devotion to children and grandchildren. Memorial Day visits underscore family memory.
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Hal Boyle
Kansas City
Ireland
Kansas City Star
Skowron Granted Divorce in Hackensack
Bill Skowron longtime Washington Senators first baseman was granted a divorce from Virginia in Hackensack New Jersey on Thursday.
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Hackensack, N.J
Bill Skowron
Washington Senators
Virginia
Trade With Communists Opens Risks And Rewards
American business weighs opportunities and pitfalls in dealings with Communist nations. Romania and the United States broaden trade while the USSR seeks North American wheat via Canada. Western Europe sells to Eastern Europe and Cuba, challenging U.S. policy. Key questions: how to pay due to scarce foreign exchange and what barter products the Soviets want.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Romania
United States
Soviet Union
Canada
Europe
Washington
Cuba
U.S
M. J. Rathbone
Jersey Standard Oil
Beatles Stir Copenhagen Fans Despite Absent Drummer
Danish teenagers joined a global wave of Beatlemania as the Beatles played in Copenhagen. Police used dogs to control screaming fans while ushers guided some back to their seats. The band performed with a substitute drummer due to Ringo Starr's illness.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Denmark
Britain
United States
England
Ringo Starr
Starr
Beatles
Sukarno Arrives in Manila for Three Day Philippine Visit
Indonesian President Sukarno lands in Manila for talks with Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal over rifts with Malaysia. The leaders aim to ease tensions ahead of a planned summit with Malaysia and Tunku Abdul Rahman in Tokyo.
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Manila
Sukarno
Tokyo
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Macapagal
Malaysia
Chinese technicians depart Mongolia total 3500
Tokyo reports that 3500 Chinese technicians have left Mongolia, with about 12000 having been there earlier. The New China News Agency gave no indication the exodus stems from deteriorating relations. Mongolia backs Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence and opposes Peking's violent revolution policy.
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Tokyo
Red China
Mongolia
New China News Agency
Khrushchev
Peking
Ethiopian ambassador shot. chauffeur held by police
Ethiopian Ambassador Abate Agede was reported out of danger after eight hours of surgery for shoulder and abdomen wounds from a Thursday shooting by his chauffeur Vincent Krupsky. Police hold the 61 year old Polish native on suspicion of attempted manslaughter, with embassy grounds complicating jurisdiction.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Abate Agede
Agede
Vincent Krupsky
Johnson Opens Presidential Campaign With Speech on American Might
President Johnson announced his early presidential campaign with a speech outlining American strength. The address served to warn the Communist world reassure allies and respond to Sen. Barry Goldwater’s criticisms of U S defenses.
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James Marlow Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
California
Sen. Goldwater
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Physician Answers Heart Health and Eye Concerns
A series of questions covers heart block treatment options including isoproterenol and the pacemaker, enlarged heart causes and seriousness, and eye halos with possible glaucoma. The Q A also touches neuralgia versus ear pain causes and urges medical follow up. A note invites letters for future columns.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M. D. Newspaper Enterprise Assn
We The Women by Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett lists ten qualities of women with charm including a warm smile a pleasant voice humor openness willingness to listen unhurriedness grooming modesty social awareness and independent thinking The piece emphasizes genuine presence and considerate behavior as marks of charm.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Today in History June 5 Highlights Through the Years
On June 5 across history notable events include Marshall Plan remarks at Harvard in 1947 and Adam Smith’s birth in 1723. Other milestones cover Augusta captured in 1781 and Wisconsin’s first legislature in 1848.
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Associated Press
George C. Marshall
Harvard University
Adam Smith
Augusta
Wisconsin
Tiber River
John Foster Dulles
France
Italy
U.S
European Defense Command
Konrad Adenauer
University of Mississippi
Crossword Clue Fill In From Historic List
A set of crossword style clues with numbered across and down entries covering definitions such as Denomination Ancient Irish capital German r angry Seine hawk seeps augment gilded oil comb bird s abode Mr Poe make arr era aax born highwayman foam encourage fibre dampens as lift flex coffee shop Hawaiian island gem faithful entreaty lugs red legged bird widgeon possessive n ruler renoun tamarisk salt essential being taint in remnant earthen cup.
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Mr Poe
Hawaiian Island
Gem
Widgeon
Possessive
Washington Column Highlights Cranston Kennedy and White House Beagles
Washington staff notes Alan Cranston laments voter confusion in California Senate race with Pierre Salinger, plus Ted Kennedy recalling rodeo crowd introductions. The piece also covers Johnson beagles Him and Her and the LBJ naming saga, with light anecdotes from political life.
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Washington
Enterprise
N. Washington
NEA
Alan Cranston
U. S
California
Pierre Salinger
Cranston
Animal Farm
Lady
Snowball
Captain Kidd
Mary
Kim
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
Bethine Church
Frank Church
Idaho
Ted
Kennedy
Billing Mont
White House
Johnson
Manila Post bans Time magazine for nude Goya image
The Philippine Post office banned the current Time issue from mailing, deeming a reproduction of Goya's The Naked Maja obscene under postal law. Time published the reproduction in connection with a New York World's Fair painting exhibit.
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Belarmino Navarro
Time
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