Ten Pillars of Wisdom Inform Political Life
A column cites the American Economic Foundation Ten Pillars of Economic Wisdom urging minimal government paternalism and stressing that all value comes from production, tax or borrow to spend, and tools grow through investment. It argues productivity rests on natural resources human energy and tools and warns welfare-state restraint on initiative. It notes U S leadership growth stems from individual responsibility rather than government solutions.
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American Economic Foundation
Jackson
Viking Princess Afloat Fire Saves Most Aboard
Coast Guard reports 362 of about 495 aboard were rescued by the German freighter Cap Nort as flames engulfed the Viking Princess off Cuba's eastern tip. Norfolk says 235 passengers and 260 crew. remaining unaccounted may be crew left to fight the fire. Capt. Otto Thoresen commanded. two U.S. destroyers joined the scene with more ships en route.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Norfolk
U.S. Atlantic
Navy
Arthur Crane
Otto Thoresen
U.S. Navy
Wilkenson
Owens
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Norfolk, Va
Monks Lead Saigon Demonstration Against U S Violence
Buddhist monks spearhead a 2000-strong protest in Saigon as rioters attack Americans in the seventh day of anti government violence. Paratroopers withdraw then riot police clash, tear gas used, and reports say Tan Son Nhut Airport may be on red alert amid ongoing unrest.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
Buddhist Institute
South Viet Nam
Fie
U.S
Aalf
Tan Son Nhut
Hope man Guy Grigg enters Hempstead County Judge race
Local resident Guy Grigg announced his candidacy for Hempstead County Judge. He highlights plans to expand the Fair Park coliseum into a convention hall, support Red River Vocational Technical School, pursue Ozarka program benefits, improve county roads with federal aid, and expand health services. Grigg, a 22-year Hope resident and long-time civic leader, has business interests and prior public service, including church roles and chamber activities.
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Hempstead County
Grigg
Fair Park
Southwest Arkansas
Arkansas
Red River
Magnolia A. & M. College
Southern State
Hope
War Assets Administration
City of Hope
Grigg's Decorator Supply
Main Street
First Baptist Church
Hope Kiwanis Club
Hope Chamber of Con
Unexpected But Welcome Rains Move Into Arkansas
Rains moved into Arkansas late Thursday night reducing fire hazards in some areas and aiding soil moisture for spring crops. The U.S. Weather Bureau cited warm and cold front collision as the cause. Showers were to progress eastward and exit the state tonight. Rain totals through 6 am were under a quarter inch in most spots, with Fayetteville 0.15, Harrison 0.10, Walnut Ridge 0.08, and Fort Smith Pine Bluff Memphis and Pine Bluff each a trace. Cooler air was forecast for the state after the rain, with overnight lows from 30 to 40s and daytime highs mainly in the 60s for Saturday. Frost was anticipated in North Arkansas. Thursday’s highs ranged from 67 at Harrison to 83 at Texarkana and El Dorado, while overnight lows were 42 at Harrison to 56 at Pine Bluff and Texarkana.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U.S
Bureau
North Arkansas
Harrison
Texarkana
el Dorado
Pine Bluff
Development Money to Benton Development Money to Benton
The U S Office of Economic Opportunity approved a grant of 4 187 to the Central Arkansas Development Council in Benton Arkansas for a remedial reading program at Paron Public School during the summer months. Senator McClellan said the funds come from federal sources and support local education efforts.
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Washington
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Central Arkansas Development Council, Inc
Benton, Ark
John L. McClellan
DeArk
Paron
McClellan
Plot to assassinate Fulbright tied to Minutemen scheme
Kansas City AP report ties a plan to poison UN ambassadors and a short lived plot to kill Senator J William Fulbright to the Minutemen group led by Robert DePugh. Former aide Jerry Milton Brooks is subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury on April 22.
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Kansas City
United Nations
J. William Fulbright
Kansas City Star
Minutemen
Jerry Milton Brooks
Grand Jury
Robert Bolivar DePugh
Norborne
Jackson County
DePugh
Brooks
Calvin Hamilton
U.S
Hamilton
Lawrence F. Gepford
Star
Gepford
Johnson to seek boost in Social Security benefits nationwide
President Johnson announced plans to ask Congress next year for across the board increases in Social Security payments for about 21 million Americans and to study extending Medicare-like benefits to very young children. He ordered plans for financing dental care for children under six, while signing a bill to extend Medicare signup for the elderly and attending Good Friday services in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Congress
John W. Gardner
House
Texas
Good Friday Observed by Christians Worldwide
Christians marked the sorrowful day with services as Easter week began. Thousands of pilgrims flowed to Rome and the Holy Land for observances of Christ's death, leading to Holy Week austerity and the promise of Easter. Pope Paul VI led a Good Friday Mass at St Mary Major, prostrate before a crucifix.
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Rome
Holy Land
Paul VI
Kidnaper Reward Grows for Daniel Goldman Return
Miami Fla. The kidnapper in the Daniel Goldman case could collect $49,000 for the safe return of the 18 year old. Parents Mr and Mrs Aaron Goldman say they have $25,000 ready, friends raised $16,000, and the Miami Herald added $5,000. Goldman was abducted from Surfside home on March 28 and police report no contact from the kidnapper.
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Miami
Fla
Daniel Goldman
Aaron Goldman
The
Miami Herald
Goldman
Surfside
First Cavalry Uns Viet Cong Deaths to 438
The U S 1st Cavalry Division raised its toll of Communist dead to 438 in Operation Lincoln on the Cambodian frontier after wiping out a Viet Cong platoon. In two weeks they swept the Chu Phong Mountains north of Saigon, killing 29 Reds in a surprise action.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Chu Phong
Tuy Hoa
Navy
7Th Fleet
Enterprise
Hancock
Air Force
Grants to Two Arkansas Colleges
Sen John L McClellan announced federal Upward Bound grants awarded to Southern State College Magnolia and Ouachita Baptist University Arkadelphia. Southern State receives 79746 dollars and Ouachita Baptist 51395 dollars for college preparatory programs.
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Wshington
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Southern State College of Magnolia
Ouachita Baptist University of Arkadelphia
McClellan
Call for Probe Into Secret Pay Hikes at Highway Dept
Arkansas state Sen Raney urged the Legislative Auditing Committee to open a full investigation into secret salary increases for Highway Department employees. He claimed 3,000 of 3,500 workers were affected, with 45 top administrators receiving raises in April. The committee chair declined a special meeting, saying policy questions fall outside audit scope unless public money is at risk.
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Little Rocktary
Ne Publican
Dim Raney
Legislative Auditing Committee
Highway Department
Raney
Sterling Cockrill
Cockrill
Washington
Ark
Faubus
Democratic Party
Republican Party
W. Welchel
Welchel
Thursdyn
Mack Sturgis
Audit Committee
Orvel Johnson
Town youths arrested in stolen car case
Two minor youths were arrested by Prescott Officer Covington and local officers R. Rowe and Ward after stealing a car in Lake Village and driving it to Hope. Harold Jenks and Mrs. Jenks visit for the Hope Federal Building dedication. Farms of Hope sold two Aberdeen Angus bulls to buyers in Ozan and Delight. Petroleum Council members will meet in Hope on Tuesday April 12 at 2 p.m. at the Town and Country Restaurant. Spring Hill Church Easter service set for April 10. Voter registration reminders for summer primaries. Junior High School Student Council elections results listed. J. W. Warner & Sons sold an Aberdeen Angus bull to Texarkana buyer. Hempstead Farm Bureau reports 601 paid members. Bodeaw Junior Class to sponsor country and western show April 15. Jewell Moore Jr. hospitalized after a blackout in a local restaurant but improving.
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Prescott
Covington
R. Rowe
Ward
Lake Village
Little Rock
Hope
Arlest
Trout
Humble Petroleum Products
Hempstead County Petroleum Council
Ainector
Rkansas
Paul Klipsch
Mrs Greenan Honored With Dinner At Town and Country
Freeda Roth Greenan was feted at a Town and Country dinner on April 5 for leading the Corn Belt organization. Kroger executives Gene Hoffman and Ferd Kisro spoke of her achievements as 73 guests dined, followed by a playful kangaroo court levying humorous conditions.
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Freeda Roth Greenan
Corn Bell
Gene Hoffman
Processed Foods
Kroger Company
Ferd Kisro
Cincinnati
Freeda
Lonnie Crow
Sybie Watson
Bill
Ruby Russell
Wayne
Ruby Crow
Lonnie
Catherine Waters
Tom
Hope
Measles Outbreak in Carroll County Reported
The state Health Department said that 200 cases of measles and 30 cases of chickenpox were reported in Carroll County last week.
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Carroll County
Little Rock
State Health Department
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Little River County
Miami Fla
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St. Louis
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Ozan
Loyd Hill
Delight
Spring Hill
John Spraggins
Mary Beth Millican
Debbie Moore
Belinda Buller
Jimmy Alford
Dan Stuart
Kevin Guerin
Randy Wright
Don Williams
J. W. Warner & Sons of
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Ra Hughes
Texarkana, Texas
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Lester Kent
Hempstead Farm Bureau
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Jewell V. Moore Jr
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