El Dorado Times notices and masthead from 1964
The El Dorado Times delivers its 1964 masthead with editor Walter Hussman and staff credits. Local rates, subscription terms, and publication details for El Dorado Arkansas are listed, including pricing by month or year and phone contact for delivery issues.
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el Dorado
Ark
el Dorado Times
el Darado Times
Clyde Palmer
Walter E. Hussman
Nolan Deloughter
Robert J. Hays
Steathet Parks
Ernest Looney
N. Madison
News-Times Publishing Co
Associated Press
United Press
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Arkansas
Associc Press
Radio buyer ignores wartime stigma and buys Japanese product
A veteran shopper selects a radio in a store after testing models by feel and sound. He notes the label Product of Japan and recalls past anti Japanese bias, recognizing Japan’s postwar rise in precision-made electronics and optics.
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Japan
Moonlighting Boom Hits American Workforce
HAL Boyle notes four million Americans hold a second full time job with seven of eight double duty workers being men. Teachers farmers sales postal workers police and firefighters commonly moonlight while government employees also take second jobs. The piece surveys quirky facts from culture and history, including coffee law in Turkey and the U S buffalo herd count.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Tahiti
U.S
Republic of Texas
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Turkey
Worker killed in Masonry Products mixer accident
An industrial worker, Herman C. Schmalz, was crushed to death at Masonry Products Co in Charleston Arkansas on Friday after he accidentally started the masonry mixing machine while cleaning it. Deputy Coroner William Rice described the fatal mishap.
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Charleston
Ark
Masonry Products Co
William Rice
Herman C. Schmalz
Library of Congress staff and budget figures reported
The Library of Congress employed 2,900 staff last year and spent $29 million in operating expenses.
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Congress
Retail Sales Up as Consumers Hold Spending Steady
Revised Commerce figures show April retail sales rose and May hit a record 21.7 billion dollars. Durable and nondurable goods posted gains, easing worries of a consumer pullback and signaling balanced inflation pressures despite some bankers' caution.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Department of Commerce
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
Hanover Trust Company
United States
Hollywood women split on topless bathing suit idea
AP reporting on reactions from Vivien Leigh Debbie Reynolds Kim Novak Felicia Farr Angie Dickinson Ellie Sommer Connie Stevens Mamie Van Doren to a New York fashion house topless swimsuit proposal. The actresses offer a mix of curiosity reluctance and personal stance on wearing the design at beaches or homes.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Kim Novak
Felicia Farr
Angie Dickinson
Mamie van Doren
Mature Parents Advice on a Name Switch for Laura to Rosalie
Dear Mrs. Lawrence counsels patience as a 14 year old asks to be named Rosalie. The adviser explains adolescence seeks identity beyond family labels and suggests supporting her wish while acknowledging the family bond and future choice at 18.
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Rosalie
Laura
Rosie
Doctor Advice And Medical Questions From Readers
A reader asks about an 11-year-old with recurring headaches and the doctor outlines common causes such as fatigue emotions eyestrain and sinusitis and notes these are not migraines. Another question concerns cortisone use in a 2-year-old, with side effects and cautions. The discussion also covers gamma globulin treatment for a deficiency and safe breastfeeding guidance for mothers.
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Wayne
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A.sn
Qn Gut
Why Lawmakers Defend Criminals In Arkansas Law Article
Public legal feature explains the right to defense and the presumption of innocence. It discusses the attorney’s duty to provide lawful safeguards, fair juries, and evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, emphasizing the democratic right to legal counsel for the accused.
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State Bar of Arkansas
Lawyers of Arkansas
We The Women By Ruth Millett Memo to Self
A reflective column urges older readers to persevere with effort and kindness. It advocates cheerful, tactful attitudes, helping others, expanding social circles, making future plans, valuing birthdays, and maintaining a positive outlook despite aging.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Gomulka Re elected Poland Communist Party Leader
Wladyslaw Gomulka, aged 60, was re elected as first secretary of the Polish United Workers party at the closing session of its fourth congress. The party also named several new top leaders as it reshuffles its leadership. In Burma rice cakes are called mon le bway meaning whirl wind cake.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist
Gomulka
Polish United Workers Party
Burma
Goldwater Struggle Over Electoral Path To 1964 Victory
Washington column analyzes Goldwater's shaky path to 270 electoral votes. It notes his strength in the mountain states and doubt about sweeping the North and West, with Johnson expected to dominate California and New York. Scranton aides question fall strategy as GOP delegates weigh risks.
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