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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1964
Page
8
Helicopters equipped with specialized gear and trained firemen play a crucial role in rapid response to fires. Crews use helicopter vanes to fan and direct air, aiding suppression and prioritizing life safety during emergencies.
Fifty years on, a Sarajevo report recalls the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife on a sunny Sunday. It traces conspirator Apis and Gavrilo Princip, the grenade attack and the subsequent drive, and notes how locals remember the events at Moritz Schiller’s grocery and the city’s museums.
About 50 North Side high school students began summer break with a two hour raid injuring nine people including two officers. Police took 17 into custody, six treated and released. Victims were white. assailants were Black Puerto Rican and white youths.
Central City residents push for legalized gambling to revive the historic mining town. A 100 year old charter clause would allow licensing and regulation of gambling and related disorderly houses, potentially conflicting with state liquor and anti-gambling laws. The issue divides locals amid a tourism driven by the Central City Opera Association which opposes gambling and could pull support if gambling returns. The mayor notes opera funds largely bypass the city, while much property is owned tax free by the University of Denver.
A Associated Press survey of Arkansas unions notes unions function as businesses with dues funds to support members during strikes. Leaders like R L Webb of IBEW and James C Rhew of IAM describe strike conditions, fund sizes and member eligibility as unions train workers and build membership.
Stockholm AP reports Rev. Eric Gronlund attacking Swedish State Lutheran Church for abstract humorless sermons. In Can We Preach Beer he calls for down to earth language, more Sunday services, varied formats, and improved minister congregant dialogue. He already tests his methods by sending pre‑service sermon copies for parishioner feedback.
First Methodist Church Hill and Cedar Streets will recognize the five working commissions during 8 15 and 10 50 a m services led by Dr C Ray Hozendorf. Commission chairmen are Wilson Irby Frank H Thompson R Burney Wilson James H Buck Nobles Jr and Joe M Crawford.
Gronlund argues sermons should start by explaining existence of God and Jesus. He suggests reforms for services to tailor sermons to audiences with different professional backgrounds.
Cleveland Indians third baseman Max Alvis was hospitalized in Boston on Friday with an undetermined illness. He was taken to Santa Maria Hospital after staff reported a fever.
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