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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
1
The El Dorado Times issue dated Friday November 4 1966 lists staff roles editor publisher business manager and department heads. It also includes circulation and production staff, rate card information, publication policy, and subscription pricing for in state and out of state residents.
David Hayden of Evansville Indiana questions pacifist tactics after two Peace Corps years in Bogota He advocates a positive path for objectors to serve without bearing weapons He ultimately joins the Army while preserving his conscientious stance and hopes for constructive roles in Vietnam.
Boyle mulls funny and tough questions in everyday life and how the answer can bite. He warns some questions invite trouble and suggests reading people by their answers rather than by asking risky probes.
AP analyst John Cunniff reports industrial development bonds are rising sharply as cities use low cost borrowing to fund private factories. Critics from the Investment Bankers Association call it misused public funds, while proponents argue it creates jobs and improves conditions, though tax revenue issues and federal oversight grow.
Gov. Orval Faubus, watching the governor's race from the sidelines for the first time in 12 years, said he prepared himself for a non combative role. He noted he anticipated his possible role and that 12 years in office can be tiresome.
A garbled OCR passage presents multiple quoted lines testing luck, math, cooking, money, and social exchanges. The chaotic text includes phrases about two vs one, paying for holes in a game, dice outcomes, municipal or legal terms, and a request for volunteers, culminating in a trailing question about filling a check.
A reader asks about restoring skin elasticity after weight loss and aging. A physician notes no drug can fully restore elasticity. wrinkle creams may swell skin only temporarily, with puffiness returning after stopping use. Other options include bovine protein products for temporary smoothing and surgical skin resurfacing, while a face lift offers the best visible results.
President Johnson faces two hardships physical and political with surgery likely to restore his health while polls suggest Democrats will lose ground in the upcoming off year. The article notes Vietnam war pressures and a reduced Democratic majority as the party contends with a shifting political landscape.
The Independent Petroleum Association of America reports crude oil as the most valuable mineral produced in the United States with a value at the well over 8 billion dollars in 1965. Including natural gas and byproducts, total petroleum value exceeds 11.5 billion dollars.
A fragmentary report notes the northern coast of South America near Venezuela and two small islands in the Caribbean Sea as new federal territories. Details are unclear in the readable text.
Fragmentary notice notes a radio broadcast from Tokyo criticizing North Korea and referencing U.S. reactions. It mentions a national delegation and a church in Baton context, with garbled phrases about revenues and Communist statements.
A fragment notes a wide climate that makes life possible in the layas and mentions Moerieg at t without clear context. The readable text is limited and does not identify people, organizations, dates, or places beyond layas.
Washington columnist argues three points must be clarified to win confidence of friendly non Communist Asians. He says the United States sought UN supervised elections in Vietnam, opposed the Diem coup tacitly, and desires to exit Vietnam quickly, yet publics in Asia remain uncertain about US intent and presence.
The piece discusses how TV and film performers publicly support political candidates such as Reagan Brown, naming numerous celebrities and noting mixed opinions on overt political advocacy within the industry. It cites industry ads, interviews, and caution from artists about using fame to sway voters.
A jumble of crossword style clues mentions lakes, nations, professions, animals, and objects. Entries reference Italy Egypt Germany and Moscow among various geographic and thematic hints, with numerous numbers attached to items like instruments animals and roles.
Ruth Millett comments on the social expectations for women in a column. The piece targets housewives and working women who conform to fashion and grooming norms while criticizing trend driven appearances. It notes reactions to hair color wigs skirts and heels and implies pressure between traditional roles and evolving styles.
A UPI report indicates Big Hookshop increases loans in New York with a record high of $110,000 through the Pawnbrokers Information Bureau. The initiative aims to expand lending services and accessibility for customers seeking quick cash against collateral.
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