Color photo effort stumbles over printing costs in Arkansas
Editor notes a planned full color four negativ e process for a 4x6 color photo of a blooming peach tree and local children, but a $136.15 price from a Dallas firm and a needed $1,500 arc lamp derail the project. The piece describes color printing challenges, past errors, and measures to prevent future plate mistakes, plus a local four car collision fatalities and new accreditation for several Arkansas high schools.
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Southwest
Arkansas
Dallas
Star
Garland Bosley
Eastman
Jungkind Photo
Little Rock
Faubus Says Stephens Is Considering a Governor Run
Gov. Orval Faubus confirmed reports that W. R. Witt Stephens of Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. is seriously considering a bid for governor. Faubus said he last asked Stephens about it days ago and declined to discuss details while noting reports of statewide organizational work. He also indicated he is out of the race and dodged questions about poll figures.
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John R. Starr
Associated Press
Little Rock
Orval Faubus
W. R. (Witt) Stephens
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Faubus
Stephens
Gene Newsom
Jonesboro
McCaskill RCI to Hear P O Official
The McCaskill RCI April meeting will be held Friday night April 8 at 7 pm with a talk by Harold M Jinks special assistant to the regional director of the U S Post Office Department in Hempstead County for the dedication of the new Post Office and Federal Building in Hope Sunday afternoon. The program begins at 8 pm after a covered dish dinner, guests urged to bring table service. Postmaster Geneva Moses of McCaskill arranged the visit. Mr Jinks has previously served as Postmaster at Piggott and director of Postmaster and rural appointment for the Bureau of Operations in Washington DC. The meeting location is the community building.
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Hope
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Jinks
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Bureau of Operations
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Arnold predicts gradual easing of farm controls
Crossett Ark AP Richard Arnold a candidate for 4th District congressman said the federal government would soon relax farm restrictions due to global needs for food and clothing but stressed the process would be slow as the price support system cannot be abruptly abandoned without time for adjustment after addressing a civic club.
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Ark
Richard Arnold
Arnold
Tornado Toll Rises Across Central Florida
A severe squall line swept central Florida Monday leaving at least nine dead, more than 300 injured and extensive destruction from Gibsonton to Lakeland. National Guardsmen hunted wreckage through the night while Red Cross surveys logged hundreds of homes damaged or destroyed in Lakeland and nearby towns Auburndale Davenport Haines City and Winter Haven. Governor Burns planned to seek federal disaster aid for five counties as Tampa and Lakeland faced widespread damage.
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Jim Strothman
Lakeland
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PSC Insists Records Are Made Public
LITTLE ROCK AP No public access was denied to Public Service Commission records, chairman Lewis Robinson said in reply to the Republican Party inquiry. He invited Hammerschmidt to inspect any records at a suitable time and to review the statutes governing record keeping. Also reported a fatal accident in Jonesboro where 62 year old Howard Keller died of a heart attack just before his car hit a parked truck on a main thoroughfare. coroner Bill Emerson noted Keller was a holding company official.
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Glencoe
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West Memphis
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Little Rock
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GOP
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Hammerschmidt
Jonesboro, Ark
Howard Keller
Bill J. Emerson
Emerson
Keller
Arkansas Louisiana Gas chief Stephens won’t run for governor
W R Wilt Stephens president and board chairman of Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co said today he will not seek the governorship. The announcement ends circulating speculation that he might pursue the state’s top post. No further details were given.
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Little Rock
W. R. (Wilt) Stephens
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Gover
Episcopal Holy Week Services At Saint Mark's
The Rev. Fred Hancock announces Holy Week services at Saint Mark's Episcopal Church. Maundy Thursday 8 p.m. Holy Eucharist with altar stripping. assistants include Jerry Winer Epistoler Terry Huffman Acolyte and ushers Robert Huffman Leo Harmon. Good Friday 12 noon Ante-Communion and prayers with Winer as Lector. Easter 8 a.m. service with Paschal candle blessing, new fire, Morning Prayer and Holy Eucharist. Visitors welcome.
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Saint Mark's Episcopal Church
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Robert Huffman
Leo Harmon
First Year Student Registration Announced for 1966
James H. Jones, Superintendent of Schools, urged parents of children turning six by October 1, 1966 to register during April at their chosen school. First grade registration will be at Brookwood, Fulton, Garland, Hopewell, Paisley and Shover Street, due by April 29, 1966. Health folders must show immunizations and smallpox vaccination. birth certificates required.
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Garland
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Shover Street
Fire destroys home. man dies in Pine Bluff
In Pine Bluff Arkansas Clinton Ludlam 44 died Monday when a fire gutted his frame house on U S 65 inside the city limits Firemen found Ludlam a cripple in a wheelchair in the bedroom of his residence.
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Lady Bird Returns to LBJ Ranch After Texas Tour
Lady Bird Johnson is back at LBJ Ranch in Johnson City Texas after four days touring Texas. She plans beautification checks on wildflower plantings and a tree planting in Johnson City with her daughter Lynda 22, Interior Secretary Udall and NPS director Hartzog joining.
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Floodwaters Raging in Two States
Flood waters on the Red River push toward century highs as Minnesota and North Dakota battle the surge. Gov. Rolvaag commends local officials at East Grand Forks and Oslo for effective dikes and new flood defenses. One death reported as Fargo resident Brad Remilpin drowned. Grand Forks reaches 45.56 feet with 48-foot crest forecast. Crookston dynamites Red Lake River to ease pressure near dikes.
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Crookston
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Foes Work Out Compromise to Avert Viet Nam Civil War
In Saigon, U.S. fighter-bombers hit North Viet Nam rail lines toward Red China after a brief pause. A bridge near Hanoi and other rail targets were attacked as 65 combat missions were flown. A spokesman said the near-capital strikes were not reprisal for an earlier Soviet-style attack on a U.S. billet in Saigon, with casualties and injuries reported.
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Da Nang Crisis Fallout Tests Ky Regime Resolve
Saigon reports a compromise sought to avert civil conflict within Vietnamese forces at Da Nang after Premier Nguyen Cao Ky held day long talks with Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Chuan. A Buddhist demand for a national assembly and anti government protests persist despite calm in Da Nang.
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All Around Town features ROTC selection and events
Edward Bode has been chosen as a principal candidate for Naval ROTC enrollment at one of 52 universities with four years of tuition books and a stipend. The 12th Annual Masonic Zone Institute will be in Derkson at 7 p.m. and expected to attract Masons from multiple counties. The Arkansas Dental Association meets April 5 with focal dentists listed. A production of The Curious Savage by John Patrick is staged by Henderson Department of Speech April 28-29 at 8 p.m. Lera Calligott is in the cast. The Arkansas Club of Southern California plans its 7th annual Memorial Day picnic May 30 at Felicita Park, Escondido. Marine Private Danny C. Cummings has completed combat training at Camp Pendleton and will continue staging battalion training. Saratoga Junior class presents Tumblin Creek April 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the school gym. admission 35 and 75 cents.
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Ernest Bode
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Masonic Zone Institute
Dlerkson
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Hemstead
Sevier
Howard
Pike
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Montgomery
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Henderson Department of Speech
Lera Calligott
Hope
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Escondido
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Chamoune
San Diego
California
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Prescott
Camp Pendleton
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Employment in U S on Increase
Washington AP reports U S employment rose by over 500000 in March while unemployment barely shifted. The jobless rate dropped to 3.8 percent though officials cautioned sampling variability. First quarter 1966 average unemployment was 9.8 percent, improving from 4.2 percent in late 1965.
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