Bread and profits in a changing economy comments
A column notes Hazlitt's critique of government ownership and subsidies in transport and services, arguing profit incentives foster economy and efficiency. It contrasts such views with televised Johnson press conferences and front-row seating for attractive reporters, urging editorial independence. The piece references Henry Hazlitt and current events from Newsweek and the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
White House
Lady Bird
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Charlotte
N.C
Observer
Five Southern University students shot on campus
Bulletin from Baton Rouge reports five students at Southern University shot by 30 caliber rifle bullets shortly after 8 am with at least two others injured by other causes. A sheriff’s office spokesman said a night watchman was taken into custody in the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Neikirk
Baton Rouge
Southern University
East Baton Rouge
Faubus Attacked by Johnson in Arkansas Row
Jim Johnson, newly emboldened after last year's gubernatorial defeat, blasted former Gov. Orval Faubus in a confidential memo circulated to Arkansas Democratic officials. He accuses Faubus of betraying the party, blames him for his own loss to Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller, and urges blocking a Faubus-linked appointee as party executive secretary. Johnson criticizes appeasers and pledges no support for President Johnson until alleged Southern persecution ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Jim Johnson
Orval Faubus
Democratic State Committee
Arkansas Gazette
Democratic Party
Arkansas
Johnson
Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
State Committee
George O. Jernigan Jr
Psetxio
Lions Hear of Hope Soybean Mil o Growth and Storage
Clyde E Monts Jr addressed the Lions Club about Hope's new agriculture venture focusing on soybeans and milo. storage now holds 56 000 bushels of soybeans with 4 000 bushels per hour conveyors. 34 carloads worth 135 dollars were shipped last fall, about 15 000 acres planted in soybeans and 500 acres in milo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Monts Jr
The
Lions Club
Hope
Monts
Hempstead
Milo
Lion Charles Sharp
Randall Leister
Forester
W. H. Gunter, Jr
Town & Country
Blevins High Names State Delegates and Leaders
Ricky Paul will represent Blevins High at Boys State while Sue Montgomery Janice Floyd and Virginia McLain attend Girls State. The four seniors hold officer roles in Beta Club FTA and Student Council. all play on the Blevins basketball squads and will edit or coedit the high school annual. All attend Sweet Home Church. A separate item notes a padlock order against the Castaways Club in Little Rock following alleged incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins High School
Ricky Paul
Sue Montgomery
Janice Floyd
Virginia McLain
Sue
Harvey D. Montgomery
Route 5
Prescott
Beta Club
Future Homemakers of America
Future Teachers of America
Blevins Sr
Virginia
Janice
Charles Floyd, Jr
FTA
F.T.A
Ricky
Alfred Paul
Sweet Home Church
Revival Meeting Continues This Week at Local Church
The revivalist Rev. RE Bigney from Lorentz West Virginia leads nightly services at 7 15 p m. The church is located at 4th and Ferguson Streets and the meeting continues this week with ongoing gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevive
4Th and Ferguson Streets
RE. Bigney
of Lorentz
West Vireina
Collision at 4th and Washington injures car, dairy truck
At about 7 10 am a Midwest Dairy Truck driven by Bobby Brown and a car driven by Sandra K Ennis collided at 4th and Washington Streets. Ennis car was heavily damaged on the right side. Officers Neal Shirley and Johnson charged Sandra K Ennis with failure to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th
Washington Streets
Bobby Brown
Sandra K. Ennis
Ennis
Neal
Shirley
Johnson
Distasteful Husbandry Chore Is Shopping for His Wife
HAL BOYLE notes in a New York AP column a string of humorous observations on everyday quirks. Items range from men shopping for wives beauty aids, to telephone habits, dictionary debates, and odd social clichés. The piece also jokes about circus elephants, bowling behavior, soap operas, and fashion model misperceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Congress Demanding Rail Settlement Amid Labor Disputes
Congress presses for a prompt rail settlement or law to halt a nationwide walkout affecting 137,000 railroad workers amid terms of a 6 percent pay raise and 15 cent hourly rise over 18 months. Teamsters locals oppose a proposed three year trucking contract, with early returns 29,000 against 16,000 in a 70 cent per hour wage boost plan, fueling nationwide and Chicago lockouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Mears
Washington
Teamsters
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Secretary of Labor
W. Williard Wirtz
Presidential Mediation Board
Senate Committee
Associated Press
Chicago
King Calls for Halt to Bombings
King urges a bombing halt by the United States to elicit a favorable North Vietnamese response. He cites reports from U Thant and observers in North Vietnam as the basis for his view. He helped launch Negotiations Now, aiming to collect one million signatures for a ceasefire and a standstill agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin Luther King
United States
North Vietnam
King
U Thant
United Nations
South Vietnam
Johnson
Grant Approved for Southeast Arkansas Economic District
The Associated Press reports a 55380 grant approved by the Economic Development Administration will fund planning for economic growth in Arkansas counties including Cleveland Grant Jefferson and Lincoln, covering Southeast Arkansas Economic District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Washington
Southeast
Arkansas
Economic Development Administrat Tion
Cleveland
Grant, Jefferson
Lincoln Counties
Resumption of air strikes near Hanoi ends ban
AP special correspondent reports the end of the Johnson administration ban on air attacks within about 10 miles of Hanoi center. The first strikes hit a railroad yard 24 miles from Hanoi and an electric tricking site 7 miles from the center. Officials cite increased MIG activity as a factor in resuming attacks and reassessing strategic limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightowen
Washington (Ap
U.S
Hanoi
Johnson
Enca
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
China
United States
Red China
North Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara
Resumption of air strikes near Hanoi raises tensions
The AP News Digest reports intensified U S air war against North Vietnam with a second strike on a MIG airfield near Hanoi ending a 10 mile ban near the city. Westmorland says the U S fights a war of attrition as Congress debates Vietnam credentials amid presidential speculation. International leaders gather for Adenauer funeral and Brezhnev urges U S withdrawal from Europe. Congress pressures railroad negotiators while Catholic University reinstates a dismissed priest professor. National news notes five military satellites launched and GM labor dispute scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Willam C. Westmoreland
Associated Press
United States
Westmoreland
Congress
Charles H. Percy
Llenoiss
White House
Konrad Adenauger
Cologne
New Envoy Arrives in Vietnam to Begin Post
Ellsworth T. Bunker arrived in Saigon to assume the U.S. ambassadorship in South Vietnam four hours after predecessor Henry Cabot Lodge departed. He traveled from Nepal where his wife Carol Laise serves as ambassador to the Himalayan kingdom and did not accompany him. Deputy U.S. Ambassador William J. Porter greeted him at the airport. Porter is set to be replaced soon by Eugene Murphy Locke, the U.S. ambassador to Pakistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Ellsworth T. Bunker
U.S
South Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Bunker
Nepal
Carol Laise
Selgon
William J. Porter
Eugene Murphy Locke
Pakistan
Fulbright grant aids eight week headstart program
Senator Fulbright announced that the Office of Economic Opportunity approved a $66,908 grant for eight weeks of summer headstart program serving 3 children through the Southwest Arkansas Development Council. Rose Stone residents Faylore family informed of son James E. Fore promotion to airman first class at Bunker Hill Air Force Base Peru Indiana. Marine Lance Corporal Fred J. McCulley, son of Joe and Mrs. McCulley of Hope Ark Rt 1, graduated from a 12 week Marine Field Music School at Parris Island S C. Tech Sgt Aubrey G Townsend of Hope Ark Rt 1 awarded the U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award at Luke AFB Arizona. Elmer Stuart of Hope received Breckinridge Job Corps graduation May 20 at Morganfield Ky as a recreational aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Fulbright
The
Star
Office of Economic Opportunity
Southwest Arkansas
Fred J. McCulley
Joe H. McCulley
Hope, Ark
Rt. 1
Marine Field Music School
Parris Island
S.C
U. 8
Air Force
Luke Afb
Arizona
Townsend
Tactical Air Command
Pacific Air Forces
Spring Hill High School
Jennie
Paul G. Hoffman
Rt. 3
Somerset, Pa
Elmer Stuart
Hope
Ark
Breckinridge Job Corps Center
Morganfield
Fulton State Hospital
Fulton
Planes Hit Haiphong Hanoi Amid New U S Strikes
Warplanes pounded Haiphong and Hanoi within 24 hours of initial North Vietnam attacks. American losses rose as four A-3s were reported missing and two MiGs were shot down. Tass claimed five U S planes were down. ground fighting in South Vietnam remained sporadic during Operation Manhattan in War Zone C near Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Saigon
Americid
Veenam
Haiphong
Hanoi
North Vietnam
North
U.S
Tass
South Vietnam
Manhattan
Saigon
Hampton protester vows violence over draft at Black Power rally
At Hampton Institute a Negro ROTC student shouted he would shoot if ordered, resisting antiwar rhetoric as Carmichael urged refusal to be drafted. Officials identified the student as Roger Smith, who said two brothers were killed in Vietnam. A faculty member escorted him from the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Vai
Hampton __ Institute Ponte
Roger Smith
Smith
Vietnam
Carmichael
Hampton Institute
Oklahoma Plans Own Parkway Route Across Borders
Oklahoma House cleared a 220 mile industrial parkway toll road along the Arkansas border sending the measure to the Senate. The project, backed as a toll road linking Miami Oklahoma to near the Red River, faces challenges from southeast groups while Arkansas prioritizes western routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma House
Senate
Arkansas Turnpike Authority
Miami
Red River
Ate
Kansas City Jena
Kay
Simmary
Kansas Turnpike Authority
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Frank King
Clyde E, Monts JR
Blevins
Metle Worn
Cire
William J. Kirby
Castaways Club
Richard Adkisson
Adkisson
God
AP News Digest
Leonid Brezhnev
Europe
Mediterranean
Washington Congress
Catholic University
National
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Aubrey G. Townsend
Hensty C. Townsend
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