Berkey color runs and nest drama in Our Daily Bread notes
The editor describes four color runs using the Berkey separator, noting 50–50 success and plans for upcoming prints, plus a new 35mm Kodachrome process. He recounts a goose nest tale in the back 40 with Mrs Grundy and a Canada goose, then cites Svetlana Stalin’s asylum claims and a Washington bulletin on Johnson education funding debates.
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Hot Springs
Star
Barkey
Billy Dan Jones
O.K
White River
Berkey
Mrs. Grundy
Canada
Saud Appeals From Exile to Reclaim Throne
Exiled former King Saud appeals to Saudi Arabs from Cairo to oust half brother King Faisal and allow his return to reclaim the throne. The broadcast frames his bid as a call to restore his rule.
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Cairo
Saud
Faisal
City Plans 500000 St program for Hope
Hope city directors and the planning commission will meet at 7 p.m. to discuss a $500,000 street improvement program on main throughfares and busy streets. The plan requires a five mill levy and a city vote if undertaken without federal aid. Texarkana engineer John Hawkins to advise, with bids to be opened and contracts awarded after approval. City bids are also sought for a new excavating and slurry machine at over $40,000.
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Hope City
Hope Planning Commission
John Hawkins
Texarkana
Hope
Hope High Band Students Win Medals at Arkansas Contest
Hope High School Concert Band members earned First and Second Division medals at the Arkansas School Band and Orchestra Association Contest in Hot Springs. Soloists included Bill Att erbury, Bob Arter bury, Becky Huff, Katy Watson, and others. ensembles featured Clarinet Trio, Clarinet Quartet, and Saxophone Quartet with multiple performers.
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Hope High School
Arkansas School Band and Orchestra Association
Hot Springs
Bill Atterbury
Bob Arterbury
Becky Huff
Katy Watson
Sarah Schenck
Shelia Wheeler
Sandra McFarland
Debbie Gunter
Ashley Hoggard
Ken Trout
Tommy Lavendar
Mary Jane Reyenga
Jackie Townsend
Skipper Warren
Ruth Ann Wylie
Cindy Reese
Mike May
Judy Pettit
Tim Rowland
John King
Pam Faris
Darlene Ritzell
Eva Jane Foseter
Donna Cole
Cornet
David Rider
Linda Parsons
Ashley Hogegard
Joe David Key
Danny Lauterback
Doug Byrd
House to Furnish 138 Cannon Office Suites at $9247
House officials see furniture blinds and fixtures for a three room congressional office suite at 9247 per unit, with second hand items. Testimony before an Appropriations subcommittee showed the Capitol office remodel was originally estimated at 41080 per suite.
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Washington
House
Capletol
Honor graduates named from Blevins High School
Honor graduates Jerry Mac Porterfield and Elizabeth Ledbetter are named valedictorian and salutatorian. Porterfield is son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Porterfield of McCaskill, member of yearbook staff Hornet staff Beta Club and FTA. Ledbetter is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ledbetter of Blevins, yearbook editor, member of Beta Club FTA Hornet Staff and Student Council.
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Blevins High School
Jerry Mac Porterfield
Elizabeth Ledbetter
Jesse Porterfield
McCaskill
Hornet
FTA
Miss Ledbetter
Dennis Ledbetter
Blevins
Miranda rule applies to military cases, court rules
The Supreme Court Miranda decision extending rights to counsel and silence is applied to military trials. In a 2-1 ruling the Court of Military Appeals overturned a prior decision, saying military counsel must be present during investigations for cases tried after June 13, 1966. The ruling involved Airman Michael L. Templa, convicted of indecent liberties with minors at Dover AFB.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U. S. Court of Military Appeals
Military Appeals Court
Homer Ferguson
Michael L. Templa
New York City
Dover Air Force Base
del. Templa
U. S. Miliary Appeals Court
Templa
Special Office of Investigations
Templars
Dover Afb
I i
General Attacked for Westmoreland Trip Defeat
General Westmoreland’s home trip defense drew Republican fire as critics accused the administration of silencing dissent. Humphrey defended the general’s New York speech noting it informed the public, while senators Aiken Hatfield Morton pressed that challenging policy should not question patriotism. Hendrix College students from Hope, Joe Purvis and Paul Guerin, were elected to the Hendrix Student Senate in campus elections. Purvis is Senior Class senator, Guerin Junior Class senator.
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Jack Bell
Washington
William C. Westmoreland
Hubert H. Humphrey
Republican
Humphrey
Westmoreland
Associated Press
New York
Congress
Hanoi
Reepublicans
Senate
Sen
Mark
O. Hatfield
R-Ore
Sens
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Hatfield
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Vietnam
Alken
Morton
GOP
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
Hendrix College
Hope
Hendrix
Joe Purvis
Paul Guerin
Purvis
T. M. Purvis
N. Pine
Guerin
D. Lloyd Guerin
S. Main
Spa Planning Model City Project in Hot Springs
Hot Springs City Council approved a resolution to seek a 99,290 federal planning grant for a Model City project. Mayor Dan Wolf said Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller pledged contingency funds to match the city’s 12,211 contribution, with a potential match up to 35,000 if approved. The grant application will be filed with HUD’s Fort Worth regional office.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Hot Springs
Dan Wolf
Guv
Winthrop Rockefeller
Wolf
Rockefeller
Fort Worth
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
Guthrie Wins Lawrence County Sheriff Race After Ballot Review
Kenneth Guthrie Democrat defeated Republican Don Nicholas 2837 to 2738 after 89 illegal ballots from last year's general election were subtracted by Circuit Judge Andrew Ponder. The ruling followed a dispute over the number of illegal votes and confirmed Guthrie as sheriff of Lawrence County, Arkansas.
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Walnut Ridge
Ark
Kenneth Guthrie
Andrew Ponder
Guthrie
Don Nicholas
Nicholas
County Election Board
Ponder
U S Agency's Costly Mistakes in Vietnam Under Probe
Senate hearings probe a Vietnamese importer’s share of 260000 dollars in AID funds used to buy battery preservative additive claiming no value. Higgins International shipped the product from Thomas Edison Higgins of Treasure Island Florida. The committee cites misused funds and questionable commissions amid broader Vietnam aid concerns.
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Phil Keif
Washington
Senate
U.S
Agency For International Development
John L. McClellan, DeArk
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
Vietnam
National Bureau of Standards
Thomas Edison Higgins
Treasure Island
Fla
Higgins International
Saiegon
United States
Higgins
Baltimore
AID
Pocahontas Bonds Okayed In City Streets Vote
Pocahontas voters approved a $150,000 bond issue to improve city streets in a 325 to 257 tally. The measure was put to a Tuesday vote in Pocahontas Arkansas.
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Pocahontas, Ark
Arkansas highway work eyed on several state routes
The Arkansas Highway Department plans traffic openings on Interstate 30 from the Texas border to Homan and a segment to Fulton is near completion. Awards include Arkansas Rock and Gravel Co. for resurfacing 16.63 miles of State Highway 4 between Nashville and Hope, Beam Brothers for 12 miles of U S Highway 67 resurfacing from Hope to Fulton, and multiple Beam Brothers or Arkansas Rock and Gravel contracts on U S 67 segments. A stolen car case ends with a youth in custody and vehicle owner reclaim. Local events include a Friday night dance at Hope Youth Center with the Zonks, and dog vaccination shots at City Hall. Doctor Herbert Rogers treated a dog shot, and Earl Thomason had surgery at St Michael’s Hospital.
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Arkansas Highway Department
Texas
Homan
Opeen
Fulton
Highway Bogert
Arkansas Rock and Gravel Co
Marstreesboro
Nashville
Hope
Howard and Hempstead
U. S
Beam Brothers
Fort Smith
Prescott
Litstle Missouri River
Arkansas Rock and Gravel Company
U. S. 67
Hempstead
Nevada
Mags Nolia
Long
Marines Fail in Try to Take Hill
U S planes and artillery battered a North Vietnamese hill northwest of Khe Sanh as 87 Marines died and 84 wounded after a failed assault. Reports also said 10 U S planes were lost this week in raids on Hanoi Haiphong with 620 total air losses.
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Edwin Q
White Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Saigon
Hill 861
Khe Sanh
Associated Press
Richard Merron
Merron
Quang Tri
Provnce
Laos
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Central Highlands
Pleiku
Manhattan
Binh Duong
U.S. 7Th Armored Cavalry
Bond
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Svetlana
Russia
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Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
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England
Harold Wileson
Labor
James Callaghan
House of Commons
Wales
London
Fergus Montgomery
Derek Forwood
Michae] Steed
Wilson
AP News Digest
William C. Westmore Land
Pentagon
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Joe Stalin
Indianapolis
Thomas Dodd
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
South Africa
South-West Africa
U.N. General Assembly
League of Nations
Yugoslavia
Security Council
Pocahontas
the Star Staff
Lafayette
Red River
Lewisville
R. H. Davis
Hope Youth Center
Zonks
Herbert Rogers
City Hall
Earl Thomason
St. Michael’s Hospital
Hels
Attle Rock Jar
Arkansas Supreme Court
Ruth Estes
Cunn m
Cunningham
Estes
Puerto Rico
Independence County
Estes Pere
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