Arkansas Poultry Industry Eyes Higher Plateaus
The Arkansas poultry sector, a $432 million business with 34 000 workers and 100 000 livelihoods, seeks stronger marketing and consumer research to raise demand for chicken and eggs. Experts urge better product quality, supply demand balance, cooperative advertising, and customer insight from housewives to push consumption beyond fried, baked, and barbecued preparations.
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Arkansas
New York
Arkansas Poultrymen
George G. Riley
Taveuns
Arkansas Poulty Improvement Association
Riley
Florida
University of Arkansas
William Windham
George E. Kiser
Franklin
Williams
Robert W. Bell
Windham
Kizer
U N Disarmament Commission Opens Amid Anticipated Clash
Nations debate disarmament as the U N Commission begins for the first time since 1960 with the United States and the Soviet Union poised to lead Monday discussions. The Soviet Union is expected to attack American Viet Nam policy while Cyprus moves to remove checkpoints by Saturday, expanding movement for Turkish Cypriots. British Labor plans for steel policy surface in a White Paper, and a cross channel note hints at a Ku Klux Klan themed school outreach in Britain as poultry industry issues in Arkansas are discussed.
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U.N. Disarmament Commission
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Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
London
Britain
Robert M. Shelton
Tus
Poultry Improvement Association
Riley
Arkansas
Allies Could Have Reached Berlin First
Berlin amid 1945 siege scene. Vets of the Red Army and German defenders are chronicled with details of April to May 1945. The piece cites Eisenhower doubts and the claim Western Allies could have beaten the Soviets to Berlin, noting the myth of a decisive south-front last stand. It references Zhukov Konev Rokossovsky, Hitler, Eva Braun, and the fall of Berlin with casualties around 100000.
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John O. Koehler
Berlin
Gregori K. Zhukov
Konstantin K. Rokossovsky
Isa Ukranian
Ivan Konev
Oder
Neisse
Konvv
Zhukov
Konev
Hitler
Eva Braun
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Fishing Champs Defend Title at Bull Shoals Meet
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martinak of Hampshire Illinois defended their Mr. and Mrs. Wood Series of Sport Fishing championship with 1162 points. Second went to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rogers of LaMar Missouri, third to Mr. and Mrs. T J Thompson of Little Rock. The top couple also landed the event’s largest fish, a 5 pound 13 ounce bass.
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Bull Shoals, Ark
Joe Martinak
Hampshire
Ill
Wood
Illinois
Jim Rogers
LaMar, Mo
T. J. Thompson
Little Rock
Bob Cantwell
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lewis Bainter
Grove
Louise Dresser Silent Film Star Dies at 82
Louise Dresser, the silent film costar of Will Rogers, died Saturday at the Motion Picture Country Hospital in Woodland Hills after intestinal obstruction surgery on March 13. Funeral services are planned Thursday. she was widowed in 1951 with no survivors.
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Hollywood
Louise Dresser
Will Rogers
Miss Dresser
Motion Picture Country Hospital
Woodland Hills
Jack Gardner
The Jury Box Lures a Parade of Excuses
A humorous take on jury duty shows individuals offering absurd reasons for avoiding service. One man claims a wife and children to excuse himself though he has neither. A deaf man says he cannot hear, and another cites lost wages though his employer pays during service.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
The Allure of Jury Duty in Civic Service
A 1965 ABA feature argues jury service changes minds. It highlights relief from fear, active participation in government, and the insider view of court workings, noting the experience builds a sense of public service beyond any pay or ambition.
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New England
American Bar Association
Will Bernard
Tuna Industry Solved Some Problems
AP Los Angeles report outlines how the American tuna industry shifted to cope with Japanese competition and Latin American territorial limits. Demand nears one billion cans. tariffs and taste changes boost U S producers while fishermen lament price declines and costs. Sam Dawson is ill.
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Andrew Jaffe
LOS Angeles
Peru
Ecuador
Chile
Japan
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