Private vs Federal Power Brawl Over Hell's Canyon Dam
The advertisement by private power firms questions a federal plan to spend 357 million on a Snake River Hell's Canyon hydro dam, arguing private capital already offers a no-cost option. The piece defends private hydro projects, cites Arkans as examples, and criticizes government takeover as wasteful and burdensome to taxpayers.
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McCaskill Woman to Be Buried Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Nef ore trouble remembering the tie McBrayer, a McCaskill woman, who died Saturday morning in a Shell's Canyon hospital, were to be held at 2 30 p m Monday at Friendship Church in Fort Knox.
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Midwest flood waters force mass evacuations across seven states
The Associated Press reports 73 100 people affected as seven Midwest states flood. Ghost towns appear in Sloan Whiting Blencoe Riverside and Dakota City South Sioux City while 30 000 flee Omaha and Council Bluffs. Armed patrols guard deserted streets and bridges buckle under rising Missouri River waters.
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Stamps Appeals for Funds to Help Afflicted Child
The town of Stamps seeks financial help for 3 year old Johnny Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Green. Blue baby weighing seven pounds, Johnny needs to travel to Boston for treatment that may improve his life. A fundraising drive begins with contributions sent to C. C. Russell in Stamps or the Lafayette County Democrat.
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Lafayette County Democrat
Connally Not Seeking Re-election as Senator
Washington April 191P Democratic Texas senator Tom Connally announced he does not desire to be a candidate for the senate again. The sharp tongue veteran, head of the foreign relations committee, has served five years in Congress, twelve as a representative, and twenty three as a senator.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Owner Sought After Car Fire On North Hervey Street
City officers found a burning yellow convertible Oldsmobile abandoned on North Hervey Street late Saturday night. After quenching the fire the car was pulled into town. the owner has not yet been located.
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Hervey Street
Reopens Educational Deferments Across Nation
Washington reports national selective service officials say draft boards will reopen cases of youths with educational deferments, likely affecting about 220,000 men aged 19 and older. Deferments require induction notice, with one-year limits and statutory options for high school and college students.
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Bangs Disease Vaccination Program Completes in Hempstead
The spring calf health Bangs disease vaccination program finished last Friday in Hempstead County. Oliver J. Adams reports 24 replacement heifers vaccinated on 149 farms. Joe Hamilton of Emmet, a Bureau of Animal Industry technician, led the effort. The program will resume in October.
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Joe Hamilton
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Neat People Are Reformists at Heart in Disorderly World
HAL BOYLE argues neat people seek universal order and constrain others, while disorderly individuals embrace chaos. He asserts life requires both patterns and spontaneity, noting the orderly seek the unreachable goal of perfect arrangement and that disorder can spark creativity and memory.
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New York
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Pisa
FCC Lifts Ban on TV Stations Visions 2000
The FCC ends a 13 year freeze and plans permits for about 2,003 new stations in 1,201 communities nationwide. Conversion to ultrahigh frequencies allows more channels but sets require a converter for 10 to 20 dollars. New receivers will be developed, and grants will prioritize areas with no prior TV service. Continued on Page Two.
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Local Phone Workers Walk Out In Sympathy Across State
Arkansas reports show 3000 AT&T and local service employees joined a statewide sympathy walkout. CWA members and operators faced pickets and disrupted calls while company supervisors maintained service to key lines. The mood among unions suggested a broader, continuing action affecting local telephone operations.
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Young Singers Head to District Festival in Camden
The Melody Minis Music Club will be represented by eight members at the district festival in Camden on April 1. Sponsored by the National Federation of Music Clubs, the event aims to inspire junior members toward artistic achievement and higher musical attainment. Readings include a required piece in G minor by Bach and a piece by a native or naturalized American composer. Attending pupils listed include Ann Adams, Mary Charlone Horton, Mary Rains Lewis, Carolyn Lewallon, Janet McKensie, Carolyn Story, Linda Balubert, and Roy Frances Ray, with accompaniment planned by Mrs. Edswin Stewart and Mrs. R. L. Gosnell.
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Linda Baluert
Roy Frances Ray
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TV Channels Allotted in Arkansas
Arkansas cities receive 38 TV channels from the FCC nine VHF and 29 UHF allocations with three reserved for education. Five applications remain pending for Little Rock Blytheville and Fort Smith as channel assignments show numerous errors and misprints.
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Benton
Camden
Conway
Dorady
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Hope
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Burns Fatal to Former Hope Woman
Mrs Nelile B Leach of Hot Springs died Saturday after her clothing caught fire at home Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Grose Martyr Hot Springs Clyde Hart will conduct the service She is survived by a son daughter and brother from Hope area
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Hot Springs
Hope
Hope Soldier Escapes After Three Hours in Enemy Lines
PFC George B. Madlock Jr. of Hope was captured by Chinese forces on March 390 1982, then escaped after three hours. He crossed enemy lines in two days and nights, aided by his platoon’s patrol misadventure, earning the Bronze Star from his division commander. He enlisted May 1980, went overseas December 1981, and was due home this month.
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Friday Music Club Plans Third Annual Festival
The Friday Music Club outlines plans for its third annual festival on May 6 at Hammons Star Am. The event will showcase hundreds of students, glee clubs, and bands from junior and senior high schools, plus local talents. The theme is Favorite Songwriters of America featuring Foster, Herbert, Ramberg, Kern, Gershwin, Rodgers, and Berlin. Civic groups are urged to keep the date clear.
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White River Flood Expected Today
A flood warning was issued as the White River is forecast to rise today. Authorities expect higher water levels by Friday and urge nearby residents to prepare and follow safety guidance.
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