Star Boys Have Real Week End at Six Flags
Hope Star notes seven carrier boys from Hope Arkansas enjoyed a Six Flags Over Texas outing last weekend. Delaine Bonds of Blevins reserved front row seats for the group at the Crazy Horse Saloon, famed for light entertainment and soft drinks. The photo features Rush Robinson, Steve Harris, Brad Rogers, Ernie Fravell, Scott Gunter, Delaine Bonds, Robert Fravell, Steve Stevens, Doug Rogers, Susan Trick, Pat Hamilton, and Lane Beaty.
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HOPE
ARK
Star Boys
Six Flags
Blevins
Texas
Crazy Horse
County
Rush Robinson
Steve Harris
Brad Rogers
Ernie Fravell
Scott Gunter
Delaine Bonds
Robert Fravell
Steve Stevens
Doug Rogers
Susan Trick
Pat Hamilton
Lane Beaty
Boom on in Formosa and Also Korea Boom on in Formosa and Also Korea
Formosa and South Korea recovered from war, advancing economically with less U.S. aid. South Viet Nam may follow, with experts noting cautious use of aid and lessons from mainland China and Korea. Economists warn U.S. must win military peace before social goals can fully succeed.
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Formosa
Korea
South Viet Nam
U.S
South Korea
China
Viet Nam
United States
S. Y. Dao
Council For International Economic Cooperaton and Development
Lessons of land reform in Formosa and Asia
Americans and Chinese in Taipei assess Formosa land reform that gave farmers ownership, crediting peace and stable governance for rapid development. They cite contrasts with South Viet Nam and Korea, noting stability, literacy, and prewar assets as key factors in Formosa’s lead over Korea and comparisons to Taiwan’s neighbor.
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Eugene Levin
Taipei
Formosa
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Saigon
China
U.S
Viet Nam
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Inland Steel Raises Prices Amid Broad Industry Push
Inland Steel boosted its steel prices by 30 percent for prime and secondary grades, prompting a mixed industry response. The move follows prior industry pressure during the Johnson administration and echoes earlier 1960s price battles, with officials signaling possible wider raises if others do not follow.
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Pittsburgh
Ves. Steed
Blick
Sup Mobil
Inland
Jonson
Bethlehem Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Johnson
Jutin Ff
Kennedy
Pryor challenges Arnold to prove union links in debate
In a televised address, Pryor challenged Arnold to back a claim that Pryor is tied to labor bosses. Pryor rejected the charge and demanded proof, citing a prior speech where Arnold allegedly said he had no foundation for the assertion. The exchange highlighted the escalating runoff battle for Arkansas’s 4th District.
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Associated Press
David Pryor
Pryor
Richard Arnold
Texarkana
Arnold
Camden
Jimmy Hoffa
Walter Reuther
Arkansas pair trail leaders in Whittier junior golf
Chaney and Matthews from North Little Rock and Fayetteville finished the opening round of the U S G A Junior Golf Championships in Whittier California with scores of 80 and 82 respectively. Leaders shot 72 five under par.
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Chaney, Matthews
Whittier
Travelers Lose 1-0 to Spurs in Texas League game
Arlington Texas AP Floyd Wicker opened with a double for Arkansas but Dallas-Fort Worth claimed a 1-0 victory. rookie pitcher Joe Niekro allowed only one more Arkansas hit, an eighth inning single by Bill Wolfe. Spurs score came on a seventh inning walk and a wild pitch followed by a single.
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Travelers
Arlington
Tex Aps
Floyd Wicker
Arkansas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Joe Niekro
Bill Wolfe
Niekro
Spurs
Mike Torree
Clay Jones
Jones
Jesse White
Joe Patterson
Amarillo
Hatie Il
Soe
Ayotha
Queteqde
Texan in Arkansas murder case arraigned after arrest
Dennis Sossamon a 19 year old Texan linked to the death of Kenneth Kienlen 19 near Oklahoma City was jailed in Van Buren Arkansas after extradition from Oklahoma City He faced a first degree murder charge and allegedly fled after planning a trip to Little Rock The arrest followed a body discovery and evidence linking Sossamon to the case.
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van Buren, Ark
Dennis Sossamon
Oklahoma City
Sossamon
Dallas
Kenneth Kienlen
Kienlen
Little Rock
Arkansas
Tom Wilbanks
Crawford County
Troy Oliver
Mennen Wins Michigan Senate Primary Over Cavanagh
Former Michigan Governor G Mennen Williams, a Johnson Viet Nam policy backer, won the Democratic U S Senate nomination by leading Detroit Mayor Jerome Cavanagh. Williams carried all 83 counties amid a campaign dominated by war policy. Griffin, the Republican nominee, faces Williams in November.
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Associated Press
G. Mennen Williams
Johnson
Detroit
Jerome Cavanagh
Michigan
U.S
Don Samuelson
Idaho
Robert E. Smylie
James B. Pearson
William H. Avery
Kansas
Williams
Robert Griffin
Cavanagh
Viet Nam
Griffin
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Venes
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Mennen
Samuelson
Smyle
Mielman
Duck Heppinstall
Gayle Robinson
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