10 Nov 1966
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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
1
Local newspaper editorial page announces a new policy aim for efficiency economy and honesty in state county and municipal government. The El Dorado Times lists staff roles and contact details and states subscription rates and delivery rules for readers in Arkansas and nearby areas.
The piece contrasts the legends of the Pied Piper of Hamelin with Aberfan to urge foresight and preventive action against dangers like mine tailings. It dies not blame but calls for paying the piper to avert future tragedy and preserve life under looming hazards.
A medium sized bear, dead, was found in a Detroit alley prompting police to offer a hunter as the probable source. They suggested domestic pressure led to disposal, a scenario likened to a New York stock market heat explanation for odd city events.
HAL BOYLE offers a string of cheeky vignettes on modern manners and gender roles. The piece notes professors as tyrants at times but gentler at home, and sightlines into habits of plumbers painters and hairdressers. It humorously catalogs quirks about housekeeping gifts finance romance and office life with pointed asides.
Bank of America President Rudolph Peterson cites a history of lending to workers and ongoing expansion with major offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles. He forecasts steady but uneven 1967 growth, noting soft spots in textiles housing and autos, plus war uncertainty and labor contracts as restraint. He predicts a positive year ahead with potential decline in costs through investment and improved efficiency.
A rolling earthquake struck western Argentina's Mendoza and San Juan regions at three minutes after midnight. No substantial damage was reported as the quake lasted about two seconds in the foothills of the Andes, affecting wine growing areas.
Today in history notes major 1917 events with Lenin becoming premier and Trotsky appointed foreign minister by Bolshevik leaders. It also lists earlier milestones and notable statements from 1775 Marine Corps founding and 1944 Nazi weapon reveal, plus later Cold War references.
Readable text notes an English author named Arles with an unclear context. The fragment mentions names and possible familial relation but lacks a clear event, date, or publication.
Washington column described a 3 a.m. raid led by Police Chief Young Van Hoa on a French rubber plantation hamlet in An Loc Viet Nam. Ninety suspects, mostly youths without proper ID, were rounded up as part of a plan to register citizens and separate Viet Cong from loyal residents.
A physician explains that if the thyroid was fully removed the patient requires ongoing thyroid replacement such as Proloid and that proper dosing prevents side effects with periodic thyroid tests. He notes goiter types and that iodized salt prevents simple goiter growth but not shrinkage, with surgery for other conditions. The section on postoperative blood clots discusses prevention by early mobilization and notes limited predictive value for fatal pulmonary embolism. NATO study notes talk of reducing European forces with UK and West German officials.
New ace wins by a lenient margin at the Creek track with a $25 purse in the fifth, followed by a $10,009 feature and a seventh place run by With A Mail. Doodle also clocked a win, highlighting a strong program on Wednesday.
President Johnson may enter the 1968 race as a altered figure from 1964. He will rely on his record with a Democratic Congress and his Vietnam policy while facing a tougher Republican opposition and shifting public perception. His campaign style and public persona show signs of strain as he navigates a changing political landscape.
The Arkansas State Baptist Convention approved transferring legal title and hospital control of the Arkansas Baptist Medical Center to a non profit association to access federal funds. The move was urged by the Medical Center as convention funds diminished. Meanwhile Republican Maurice Britt announced plans to marry Mrs Pat McCarty of Heber Springs, noting their engagement since last summer. In Crossett, Jim Johnson failed to win county support while Democrat in the area, Win Rockefeller, carried the town by a narrow margin.
Hollywood critic reviews ABC Stage 700s The People Trap a grim future story set in 3087 where unlicensed pregnancy and land rushes spark societal collapse. The teleplay shows overcrowded apartments, long hospital queues and a morale crisis amid a glamorized production and a thriller style twist by Connie Stevens.
Red Skelton appears in a CBS TV special Clown Alley airing Wednesday night. The veteran entertainer delights in the circus milieu and delivers lively, nostalgic humor with his signature charm.
Police spokesman explains attire at a New York supper club event. Cape Kennedy notes James Lovell in comments about readiness. Nixon comments on the election emphasize leadership and the public’s role in war and peace. The piece blends political rhetoric with space program references.
Rice is prepared to be served with fried almonds and a golden Talaine garnish. The note describes a simple plating style emphasizing nutty crunch and a rich visual presentation.
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