El Dorado News-Times Ad Rates and Masthead Note
The El Dorado News-Times lists staff roles including Walter Ef Hussmaan editor and Nolan Deloughter business manager with local contact details. It prints subscription rates for Arkansas and Louisiana and outlines delivery timing and messenger service, amid publisher notices and policy statements.
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Clyde Palmer
Walter EF Hussmaan
Nolan Deloughter
Robert T Hays
George Parks
Dorada
Ark
News-Times Publishing Cohamber
Associated Press
United Press
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Arkansas
Special Messenger
Louisiana
US focuses on Viet Nam policy with top replacements
The article notes shifts in U S leadership on Southeast Asia as Henry Cabot Lodge is replaced in Saigon by Gen Marwell Taylor and diplomat Alexis Johnson. It states Taylor as a tough, capable strategist and Johnson as an adept State Department operator, signaling strong U S resolve on Viet Nam and Red China.
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United States
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Amenea
Marwell Taylor
Taylor
Johnson
State Department
Atairs i
Asia
Red China
Things We Learn From Mailbag Oddities And Trivia
Boyle notes include that 85 percent of US families take an annual vacation, women hear higher tones than men but not as well as dogs, and 50 million Americans lack birth certificates. He cites Paderewski’s historic $60,000 Madison Square Garden concert fee and warns about unreal psychology experts.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Madison Square Garden
Cal
Lord Chesterfield
Confidence Grows in 1964 Economy Despite Clouds
Business leaders and economists anticipate continued growth through the year as consumer spending and investment rise. Record first-half outputs and profits fuel optimism, though concerns include training gaps for youths and older workers, potential inflation, and upcoming labor talks that could push costs higher.
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Sam Dawson
Business News
NEW York (Ap
Shelmen
Hollis College Names New President Assistant
Dr. William Ro Emerson history professor at the Naval War College Newport Rhode Island will become assistant to the president of Hollis College in July. Emerson is a Yale graduate and Rhodes scholar with a PhD from Oxford and hails from Little Rock Arkansas.
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Roanoke
William Ro Emerson
Naval War College
Newport
R.I
Hollis College
John A. Logan Jr
Hollins
Emerson
Little Rock, Ark
Yale
Rhodes
Oxford
Wheat barge strikes dike on Mississippi near St Charles
A barge carrying 1100 tons of wheat struck a submerged dike in the Mississippi River near St. Charles Missouri. Towboat Captain Bill Morgan grounded the vessel to minimize water damage from the estimated 100000 dollars worth of wheat aboard. The dike ripped a large hole in the hull.
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ST. Charles
Mississippi River
Bill Morgan
Morgan
Articulate Definition and Folk Beliefs Featured in Catholic Digest
Quips from contemporaries discuss expression, aging demographics, and folklore. An estimate places half the U.S. population under 26 by 1975 while proverbs note setbacks and protective charms such as red yarn and chestnuts. Finley Peter Dunne is quoted on wealth and poverty.
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Catholic Digest
U.S
Finley Peter Dunne
Wills and Estates Through History in Arkansas Law
A concise survey traces the evolution of wills from ancient Egypt and Rome to English church courts and American colonies. It notes how testaments and estates moved under secular courts, with executors carrying out wishes and survivorship provisions guiding distributions, ending with a caution to consult counsel for accurate application.
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England
State Bar of
Arkansas
Fourth of July safety and child behavior guidance
Doctor urges careful firework supervision to prevent accidents and promotes responsible parenting. The column contrasts laws with parental example and explains common firework risks and the value of teaching consequences.
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Wayne G. Brandstad
M. D Newspaper Enterprise Assn
We The Women by Ruth Millett on Engaging Men
Ruth Millett argues that men gain high self-esteem from engagement and marriage while women, after marriage, ease off and begin to gently deflate their partners. The piece cites a study by Dr. Bruce Sklaren and notes lasting ego boosts fade as wives shift to realism.
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Ruth Millett
Today In History Highlights Across Centuries
June 29 marks key events from 1927 airmen reaching Honolulu after 25 hours of flight to Coronado crossing Quivira in 1541 and later milestones. Notables include Horace Mann’s Massachusetts post in 1837 and the Panama Canal engineer George Goethals birth in 1858.
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Associated Press
Albert Hegenberger
Lester Maitland
Oakland
Calif
Honolulu
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
Arkansas River
Quivira
Winston Churchill
White House
Cobeima
Columbia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Elevator saves boy in Vancouver house fire
The Starcevics kept a home elevator for their son Gerge, 16, disabled by muscular dystrophy. A Friday night fire engulfed the two story house, but he escaped on the elevator shaft just before flames reached his bedroom. We saved for years, said father.
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Vancouver
B.C
Jan Starcevics
Gerge
Starcevic
Civil rights bill tests craft unions in building trades
Washington column analyzes how equal employment provisions may collide with longstanding craft unions in construction. It notes limited segregation in AFL-CIO locals, concerns over job seniority, and how small team dynamics and apprentice programs shape resistance to integrating electricians, plumbers, and bricklayers.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Afl-Cio
Craft Workers
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Ireland
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Dirk
Panama Lake
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Aion
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Hopkins
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