New TV Listings Format Promises Uniform, Expanded Logs
The Star announces a Monday start to reset TV logs for uniform dark print and grouped by time slots. Eight channels from Hope area will be carried, excluding Channel 10 El Dorado, with daily logs for today and tomorrow and extra weekend listings. The editorial notes TV logs as a revenue-supporting service and details newspaper operations amid Arkansas market competition. A separate item reports a doe fawn captured for a miniature game preserve, with plans for legal permitting through the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission following contact with local operators.
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The
Star
Hope
el Dorado
Shreve
Port
Little Rock
Conway Educational
Arkansas
Crank Endorsement Mixup Drops Somber Note
Arkansas report: State Rep Merle Crank apologized after misreporting that Clyde Byrd endorsed his gubernatorial bid. Byrd denied any endorsement and said he had not discussed Crank's candidacy. Crank acknowledged the error and issued a public apology through his campaign.
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Little Rock
Merle Crank
Foreman
Clyde Byrd
Crank
Byrd
Jack Oakes
Oakes
Virginia Johnson
Johnson
Ted Boswell
Bryant
Boswell
Jim
Virginia
Jim Johnson
Officers Capture 60 Lb Cougar In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City sheriff s officers tranquilized and captured a 60 pound cougar kitten after a four day search with hounds. The animal had killed a goat near a livestock area and was named Charley by the captors before being turned over to the Utah Fish and Game Department.
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Salt Lake City
Lake City
Charley
Utah Fish and Game Department
Three American Pilots Released Reach Vientiane
Three U.S. pilots freed by North Vietnam arrived in Vientiane Laos aboard an ICc plane late tonight. U S Embassy sources said the touchdown occurred at 10 30 p m Laos time and Ambassador William H Sulivan was at the airport to greet them The pilots were Maj James F Low Maj Fred Neale Thompson and Capt Joe Victor Carpenter with their release announced by Hanoi on July 18 and linked to prior captures in 1967 1968 and 1969
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Woace
North Vietnam
Vientiane
Laos
International Control Commission
U.S
Associated Press
Saigon
William H. Sullievan
Hanoi
James F. Low
Sausalito
Calif
Bank Purchases Lion Building in El Dorado
The Low Oil Company building, longtime tallest in South Arkansas, has been sold to Exchange Bank and Trust Co. for an undisclosed sum. Clark N. Barton of El Dorado and T. K. Barton of Little Rock sold the building, erected in the 1920s.
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EL Dorado
Ars. AP
Low Oil Company
South Arkansas
Exchange Bank and Trust Co
Clark N. Barton
T. K. Barton
Little Rock
Plan to Put 500000 Hard-core Jobless to Work
Johnsons program to place 500000 hard core unemployed is slow to start. NAB officials say employers demand too many skills and unemployed seek high wages. In 10 cities pledges exceed openings though exact figures are scarce.
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Jean Heller
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
National Alliance of Businessmen
NAB
Newark
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Jack McGowen
San Francisco
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co.i
Six Counties Eligible for Emergency Farm Loans in Arkansas
Rep John Paul Hammerschmidt said Farmers Home Administration notified that six Arkansas counties Bradley Clark Hot Spring Howard Perry and Seyler are eligible for emergency crop loans for damage from April through June. He cited heavy rains floods high winds hail that damaged crops pastures livestock outbuildings and machinery.
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Washington (Ap
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Rark
Farmers Home Administration
Arkansas
Hammerschmidt
Bradley
Clark
Hot Spring
Howard
Perry
Seyler
Hope Housing Authority moves to 720 Texas Street
The Housing Authority of the City of Hope Arkansas now operates from the Admin Building at 720 Texas Street on the south side between Washington and Fulton. The building houses offices maintenance shop and a community center. The center will host a recreation program for the elderly under the city Parks and Recreation Department with meetings and civic uses when not in use. Office hours are 8 00 to 12 00 and 1 00 to 5 00 p m Monday to Friday. Housing available for families and the elderly with rents based on income and family structure. Personnel include Mike Kelly executive director Rose Marie Shirey office manager and J E Brown maintenance engineer.
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Housing Authority
City of Hope
Arkansas
Texas Street
Hope
Washington
Fulton Streets
4Th
7Th Streets
Mack Street
City Parks and Recreation Department
Housing Authority Offce
Ade
Plane With 95 Aboard Has Crashed
An Alitalia jetliner en route from Rome to Montreal crashed while landing in a Milan storm at Malpensa Airport. It carried 95 people. at least 25 survived, with more believed possible. Local authorities and airline officials coordinated search and rescue.
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Italy
Allegalla
Rome
Montreal
Canada
Malpensa
Alitalia
Mexico City quake damages buildings and casualties rise
A sharp earthquake struck Mexico City and surrounding areas causing building collapses and widespread damage. The Red Cross reports three dead and sixty injured, most from falling debris.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Red Cross
Candidates Develop War Stands in Nixon Rockefeller Rifts
AP dispatch surveys Nixon and Rockefeller positions on Vietnam from speeches and papers. It notes clashes over moratoriums on criticism, military policy, South Vietnam training, Americanization of the effort, and escalation, highlighting their diverging views and proposed policy shifts.
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Belman Morinap
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Six Arkansans die in Illinois road crash near Joliet
Six Arkansas residents died when their car crossed into the northbound lanes of Interstate 55 near Joliet as a speeding vehicle in excess of 100 mph struck them. The other driver, registered to Frank L. Riha of Chief, also died. Victims named include Albert G. Eubanks, 45, of Pea Ridge, his wife Alma, and their children Susan, 8, Dens, 14, and Jason, 4.
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Joliet
Arkansas
Ere
Frank L. Riha
Ay Albert G. Eubanks
Pea Ridge
Alma
Ee Sau
He Fyer
Susan
Dens
Jason
Johnson orders steel purchases from firms not raising prices
Washington AP President Johnson directs Defense Department to buy only from steel producers that did not hike prices to curb inflationary risk. He warned broad price boosts harm the economy. Defense Secretary Clifford echoed the move urging shifts to lower cost suppliers where possible. The Pentagon had used similar pressure in 1962 and 1966 to counter price increases.
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Washington
Johnson
Defense Department
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Pentagon
See LBJ ORDERS on Page Two
GOP platform wrangling proceeds with little clash expected on Vietnam and elitist goals. Dirksen reports changes as mere wording shifts while 100 committee members debate terms like renewal versus redevelopment and profligacy versus waste.
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LBJ
Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Vietnam
Everett M. Dirksen
Tlinois
Dirksen
Platform Committee
No Battle on Page Two AP News Digest
Washington Johnson program to put 500000 unemployed to work is slow. Employers demand skills. unemployed want high pay. Government tries to roll back steel prices by Pentagon limits. Rockefeller leads polls over Nixon. platform unlikely to spark battles. Conventions spend forecasts: Democrats 16 million, Republicans 11 million. Earthquake rubble in Manila leaves 1000 missing or more. Prague skeptics about Russian talks. Marine patrol casualties mount. Sirhan Sirhan case moves to restrict prejudicial remarks.
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Johnson
U.S
Pentagon
Congress
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Gallup
Harris
Rockefeller
Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
Former Head of WOW Dies
Farrar Newberry aged 81, longtime president of the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society for 12 years, died Wednesday night. An attorney by trade, he served as Arkansas state manager before moving to Omaha in 1935 and returned to Arkansas twenty years later after retirement. His son Nick T. Newberry is now president of the society.
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Associated Press
Arkadelphia
Ark
Farrar Newberry
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Newberry
Arkansas
Omaha
Arkansa
Insurance Society
Nick T. Newsberry
All Around Town Living and civic notices in Hope Arkansas
Mr and Mrs Thomas H Berry and three children move to Hope while three Berry children move from Ardmore Oklahoma He is new Boy Scout executive for Cossator Woods District They are Baptist living at 603 N Hervey Mrs Berry is former Betty Collins daughter of Mrs C C Collins of Hope The Arkansas Junior Miss Pageant invites Mrs W A Williams to judge in West District Hot Springs August 24 and Northeast District September 28 at Arkansas State University Jonesboro Lamar Cox chairs Southwest District Pageant to be held in Hope October 26 Hempstead Rescue Unit sponsors Civil Defense Family Survival meetings starting Monday and Tuesday at 7 pm at the School Administration Building Second and Walnut Earl Downs CD instructor Future sessions August 12 33 at same time and place open to all aged 12 and up State Assess ment Co ordination Division lists Hempstead 18 26 percent Howard lowest 14 26 percent Nevada 19 74 percent Lafayette 19 15 percent property assessed at 20 percent University of Arkansas Music Camp selects dorm captains Ken Trout named alternate captain College note Colonel Robert L Utley retires after 27 years of service native of Nashville
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Thomas H. Berry
Hope
Ardmore
Okla
Cossator Woods
N. Hervey
Berry
Betty Collins
C. C. Collins
W. A. Williams
Hope High School
Counscil
Hot Springs
Arkansas State University
Jonesboro
Lamar Cox
Counseil
Second and
Walnut
Earl Downs
Hempstead
Howard County
Arkansas
Nevada County
Lafayette
Two Marine Units Nearly Wiped Out in Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces attacked two U.S. Marine units south of Da Nang, killing 14 and wounding 22 Marines. U.S. Command said 19 enemy soldiers were killed. A reconnaissance team was overrun earlier, with five Marines killed and 14 wounded. Army's 1st Cavalry Division reported 60 enemy killed in nearby engagements.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
U.S. Army
1St Cavalry Division
Morriston Clerk Denies Campaign Material Sent with Absentee Ballots
Lawrence County clerk Jack Bland of Morriston Arkansas denied allegations that campaign literature was mailed with absentee ballots. He accused Nathan L. Schoenfeld of making false claims and demanded a formal retraction and apology. Bland said he has served as clerk since 1966 and never placed campaign material in official ballots.
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Morriston
Ark
Jack Bland
Conway County
The
Election Research Council
Nathan L. Schoenfeld
Council
Marion Crank
Lawrence County
Bland
Schoenfeld
Ballog
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