El Dorado Times declares weekly rates and staff list
The El Dorado Times newspaper notes staff positions including Publisher Business Manager Managing Editor and various department heads. It lists contact details for circulation production and advertising along with subscription prices and payment terms for Sunday issues and weekly delivery.
U. S. Economy Faces Mixed Outlook Amid High Rates
A Modern survey of 2,000 manufacturers shows most plan to halt or defer investment in 1967 projects if credit conditions stay tight, while about half expect no change or to proceed with limited marginal investments. Some firms say government moves matter less than production prospects.
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Memory Lane Reminders of Old Fashioned Life
Boyle recounts how memory preserves the past while noting mid century manners and thrift. He paints scenes of healthy babies, penny postcards, garter marks, small outfits, postmen, bankers, and class symbols like diamond pins and epsom salts, ending with practical old time hiring costs.
Third Cousin of Alvin York Joins Army
Ft Campbell Ky AP reports a third cousin of the famed World War I hero Alvin C York has enlisted. The new recruit from Tennessee grew up fox hunting and now trains at base in Illinois with his father and two brothers. He says he always wanted to write his cousin and collected newspaper clips about Sgt York, who earned the Medal of Honor after his 1918 exploits.
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Light bulb life sparks long running industry dispute
AP reports a battle between bulb manufacturers and critics over life and efficiency. A House subcommittee cites a shorter life now than decades ago, with proposals to balance light output, life, and electricity cost. Manufacturers push broader cost factors. critics urge focusing on bulb and power costs.
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Doctor Warns Malaria Threat in the United States
Wayne G. Brandstadt MD reports malaria cases rising in 1984 with infections among Armed Forces and travelers from tropical regions. Diagnosis is key as treatment is effective when started early. mosquitoes can reintroduce parasites, so vigilance by health services and doctors is crucial.
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Romney Has Lot Going for Him As GOP Presidential Race Starts
James Marlow notes governor George Romney of Michigan appears confident as the GOP field forms. Romney’s strong executive background and high public regard contrast with vague policy specifics and questions about Vietnam, Goldwater, and party unity as he weighs a presidential bid.
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Television In Review Untitled Fragments
A garbled OCR style passage reviews television in a weekly column with scattered names and terms. It mentions Northwestern, CST Martin, and various authors or critics, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks a coherent narrative or clear events.
We The Women By KUTH MUTT
A fragmented reminiscence on how housewives adapt to rising food costs and supermarket tricks. The essay outlines strategies to feed families cheaply, balancing meals with affordable ingredients and time constraints.
Republicans Sweep State Legislatures Across Nation
Washington reports a historic Republican surge in 1966 state legislative races, gaining 705 seats and surpassing prior records. Major gains occur in Iowa Indiana Illinois Michigan North Dakota South Dakota and Mountain states, with notable milestones in Maine and the Old South as Republicans seize control of multiple houses and governors, reshaping political balance nationwide.
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Winter Travel and Local Tales From a Distant Page
Fragmentary text references travel during winter and several local items. Names and places are garbled but suggest readers, events, and small notices. The text hints at community notices, beverages, and miscellaneous names without a clear cohesive storyline.
Quotable Quotes Call for Curbs on Pretrial Coverage
A wire service style quote from the American Bar Association argues that news coverage of criminal cases should be limited before trials. The statement stresses fairness and the need to avoid influencing juries.
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