Process color on Hope Star back page color layout report
Editor notes the Hope Star color process work on back page layouts using a Berkey separator. It details Tri-Mask creation, Densitometer testing, and plate separation challenges, plus collaborations with Publishers Auxiliary and Virginia Culpeper Star-Exponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boday
Hope Star
America
Publishers’ Auxiliary
National
United States
Canada
Star
Billy Dan Jones
Gene Allen
Arkansas
National Press
Washington, D. C
Goss
Culpeper
Star-Exponent
Virginia City
Culpepper
Montgomery County Sene Tine
Rockville
Hope
Coppolino Convicted Life Sentence in Florida Drug Murder
Naples Florida AP report: Dr Carl Coppolino convicted of second degree murder in the drug murder of his wife Carmela. Verdict after under four hours of deliberation. Judge Lynn Silvertooth sentenced him to life imprisonment. Coppolino sat with head in hands as Mary Cappolino watched from the front row.
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Naples
Fla
Carl Coppolino
Carmela
Coppolino
Mary Cappolino
F. Lee Bailey
Florida Supreme Court
Harry Miller
Lynn Silvertooth
Christian Rededication Service at First Christian Church
A special morning worship rededication service at First Christian Church follows remodeling efforts. The program honors John B. Gardner Sr. with refinished sanctuary pews, featuring anthems Dedication and It Was For Me, a solo Bless This House, and Rev Johnie A Beasley speaking on Finding God Anew from I Peter 1 1 13. The public is invited to attend at 10 50 a m.
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First Christian Church
John B. Gardner
David Pearson
Johnie A. Beasley
God
Hope Woman Speaks at HD Meet
Mrs Ernest Graham district director of the State Extension Homemaker Council spoke at the Saline County Extension Homemaker meeting in Bauxite on April 24. About 130 homemakers and guests attended as Mrs Graham discussed Why be an Extension Homemaker and plans to speak at the Howard County meeting in Nashville in May.
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Ernest Graham
State Extension Homemaker Council
Saline County Extension
Bauxite
Graham
Saline County
Walter Carter
Hope
Howard County Extension Homemaker Council
Nashville
Morrow Uses Filibuster Tactic In Alabama Senate
In Montgomery Alabama state senators lingered past dinner for a fifth straight night as filibuster tactics blocked a proposed road program. Senator Hugh Morrow of Birmingham spoke at length reading from a book about fear and its many supposed goods to dramatize opposition.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hugh Morrow
Birmingham
Alabama Senate
Morrow
Senate
Buckley Escapes Tucker Prison Work Crew
Michael Lewis Buckley, 17, serving three years for grand larceny from Ouachita County, escaped from a work crew Thursday but was recaptured about five hours later in Jefferson County, Tucker Prison Farm officials said.
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Tucker Prison Farm
Ark
Michael Lewis Buckley
Ouachita County
Jefferson, County
Hope City approves street improvement project and financing
City directors and the City Planning Commission authorize cost estimates for paving curb and gutter work on major traffic streets excluding South Main and Third. John Hawkins & Associates to prepare estimates within ten days. A bonding company representative will assess revenue from a five mill property tax, estimated at 500000, with final program approval to come via a city-wide bond vote.
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Hope City
Hope
City Planning Commission
Reverend Willhite to tour Middle East for 23 days
The Reverend B. J. Wilshite of the First Assembly of God Church will depart Monday May 1 for a 23 day Middle East tour. He will visit Lebanon Syria Egypt Jordan and Israel with stops in West German Greece Italy France and England. Associate Pastor Phil Hastie will lead church services during his absence and Willhite will broadcast Morning Medications on KXAR at 6 25 a m informing listeners of his travel progress daily.
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B. J. Wilshite
First Assembly of God Church
Middle East
Lebanon
Syria
Egypt
Jordan
Israel
West German
Greece
Italy
France
England
Phil Hastie
Willhite
KXAR
Two Die in Redfield Wreck Near Arkansas Highway
A two car crash on U S 65 two miles south of Redfield killed Dorothy Ann McCain 24 of Little Rock and injured Rob in Shults 67 and his wife Ida 64 of Pine Bluff. The couple were hospitalized in Little Rock in serious condition.
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Redfield
Ark
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
U.S. 65
Dorothy Ann McCain
Robin Shults
Ida
Arkansan Wins Writing Award in Chicago Event
Robert S. McCord, editor of the North Little Rock Times, won the $250 first prize in the second annual Sliema Delta Chi Foundation writing competition. His winning article urged stronger editorial leadership by weekly and small daily newspapers.
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Chicago
Robert S. McCord
North Little Rock Times
Sliema Delta Chi Foundation
McCord
Infant Drowns in Bathtub in North Little Rock
Eve Lyon Cunningham, 16 months, drowned Thursday in a bathtub at her North Little Rock home. Authorities say the mother briefly left the room. Fire department attempts at revival were made. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Cunningham.
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North Little Rock
Eve Lyon Cunningham
Roy Cugningham
Westmoreland Faces Joint Session Amid Vietnam Crossfire
Gen William Westmoreland prepares a report for Congress on the Vietnam war as protests and political pressure swirl around his first ever congressional address by a four star general. He aims for a joint House Senate session while discussions on troop levels and strategy continue, with a White House briefing to follow.
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Washington
William C. Westmoreland
Congress
Westmoreland
House
Senate
U.S
White House
Associated Press
Vietnam
Johnson
United States
North Vietnam
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Daylight Saving Time Faces Crest of Nationwide Change
Forty five states will advance clocks one hour this Sunday affecting about 180 million residents. Congress allowed exceptions for states with legislative opposition and Hawaii seeks voter input. Alaska remains exempt to set its four time zones.
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Associated Press
Congress
Hawaii
Alaska
Dodd Censure Plan Set for Senate Vote in 10 Days
Senate leaders expect a ten day timeline to consider the ethics panel recommendation that Sen. Thomas J. Dodd be censured for financial misconduct. Dodd vows to fight the censure and pursue a third term in 1970, while denying any wrongdoing and preparing a detailed reply to the committee findings.
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John Chadwick Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Connecticut
Daylight Saving Time prompts clock change advice
All Around Town notes that Daylight Saving Time begins as schools urge advancing clocks Saturday night to avoid lateness Monday. The item also mentions a Little League Auxiliary fund drive Brick Buy Brick Radiothon to raise 2200 for a concession stand at K Park with bricks selling for 15 cents each. Additional notes cover attendees at the Arkansas Farm Bureau Spring meet, optometric society events, a Davidson College education program, and local youth achievements. Police capture a 4-year-old car thief in Haynesville, Louisiana, with the car recovered in Hope, Arkansas. Safeway donates landscaping for Hope Methodist Church property, and local officials offer shrubbery for public use prior to spring construction.
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Ladies of the
Little League Auxiliary
K Park
KXAR
Westmoreland urges unrelenting pressure to win in Vietnam
General William Westmoreland told Congress that only a strategy combining military, political, and psychological pressure can defeat the Communist threat in Vietnam. He warned of escalation, including broader bombing and more U.S. troops, while stating the foe will not collapse. He described the enemy as strengthened and professional, predicting continued attacks across the DMZ and through Laos, and heightened intimidation of local governance. He stressed the need to sustain resolve despite setbacks.
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Fred
Hoffman
Washington
William C. Westmoreland
Congress
Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Westmoreland
White House
House
Senate
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Two Houses Not Needed Group Told
The Legislative Committee of the Constitutional Revision Study Commission heard arguments for and against a unicameral system. Governor Rockefeller and former governors were invited to testify as the commission discussed changes to executive powers. Rep Matthews urged scrapping the two houses to streamline the legislature and improve accountability.
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Matthews
Vietnam War Crossfire Overshadows Westmoreland Report
AP reports Gen. William C Westmoreland faces political crossfire as his Vietnam war update to Congress looms. A May Buddha birthday truce is eyed in Washington while Senate leaders push a cease fire resolution within about ten days amid mounting dissent.
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Vietnam
William C. Westmores Land
Congress
House Ethics Committee in Business
The House ethics panel, formed after long push, names Melvin Price as chair and includes six Democrats and six Republicans. The panel will draft ethics rules and enforcement methods for the House officials and employees, with initial assignments and readings set for approval by the House Monday. Price, a former sports editor and Cardinals fan, emphasizes a non witch hunt approach while Powell’s seat dispute remains in court.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Exgi
Bie
House Ethics Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
U.S. Court of Appeals
House
Powell
Congress
Melvin Price
Tennessee
Watkins M. Abbitt
Virginia
Wayne Aspinall
Colorado
Edna Kelly
New York
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Leslie C. Arends
Mlinois
Jackson E. Bits
Ohio
Robert T. Stafford
Vermont
James H. Quillen
Lawson G. Williams
Pennsylvania
Kelly
Halleck
Arends
Stafford
Williams
Price
East
Heaviest shelling of war by Reds in South Vietnam
Communist forces launched heavy artillery and rocket barrages on U.S. and South Vietnamese positions overnight, with about 120 American soldiers killed and 160 wounded across four attacks. North Vietnam air raids were limited by clouds to 49 missions. A U.S. jet bomber crashed in Thailand, injuring a ground crewman. Cease-fire talks and the Buddha's birthday truce were discussed amid ongoing fighting around the DMZ and Gio Linh, Dong Ha, Con Thien, and Phu Bai areas.
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Edwin Q. White
Saigon
South Vietnam
Eme
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Hanoi-Haiphong
1St Corps
Buddha
United States
Ubon
Thailand
Bangkok
North
Gio Linh
Con Thien
Phu Bai
Thua Thien
Judge Young Names Clerk for U.S. District Court
Mrs. Elsijane Trimble Roy of Little Rock was named law clerk to U.S. District Judge Gordon E. Young. She will assume her duties on Monday. Roy has served as assistant attorney general since February 1 and was previously a circuit judge in Pulaski and Perry counties appointed by former Gov. Orval Faubus.
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Litle Hock
APF
Elsijane Trimble Roy
Little Rock
U.S
Gordon E. Young
Roy
Pulaski
Perry
Orval Faubus
Jaa
Conservatives Win Another Special Election Victory
In Brierly Hill England the Conservative party secured a larger victory in a Staffordshire district, Fergus Montgomery winning with 31,371 votes and a 10,226 margin. The seat was previously held by a Conservative who died, and the contest followed March 1966 results.
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Brierly Hill
England
Britain
Conservative
Staffordshire
Fergus Montgomery
Dera A Era Eeta Orwood
House of Commons
Lester
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