Paper substitute eyed as future news medium advance
Union Carbide Corp. unveils Ucar, a polyolefin based sheet reducing dependence on pulp paper. With durability and color reproduction claims, Ucar is not yet used by publishers due to high price and ink drying challenges. Experts say plastic costs must drop before broad adoption.
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Evening News
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Condition of Ike Is Uncertain
Washington AP reports Army doctors at Walter Reed said tonight Ike Eisenhower's heart attack is major and the outlook is guarded and unpredictable. They noted he is on continuous oxygen and spent a comfortable night while questions about heart transplant or eligibility were deemed not pertinent.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Calvary Baptist Church Picnic At Fair Park
Calvary Baptist Church hosts its annual picnic at Fair Park on Thursday night at 7. Members provide food and the pastor will lead the devotional. After supper, games and recreation follow. All members and friends are invited.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Fair Park
Seven Policemen and Woman Wounded by Roaming Negro Youths
In Harvey Illinois a disturbance by Negro youths left seven policemen and a woman wounded as law enforcement moved in. Officers from state to local levels deployed around a food store lot, chaos subsided hours later and arrests were reported.
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Joseph R. Tybor
Associated Press
Harvey
James Haines
Hat- Supply Depot
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Chicago
Haines
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Dalton
Ingalls Hospital
Warvey
Integration timing differs. Cohen urges improve conditions now
In a Washington interview, Welfare Secretary Wilbur Cohen says integration may take a generation in many northern city schools and urges focusing on bettering conditions in black neighborhoods. He questions busing as a solution, calling it a temporary expedient and advocating broader efforts to improve Negro schools.
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Jack Miller
Associated Press
Washington
Wilbur J. Cohen
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Cohen
Dwight D. Hisenhower
George Lincoln Rockwell
Nazi Party
National
Harvey
Chicago
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Thomas F. Eaglaton
James Motor Co Opening Set for Thursday Night
James Motor Co will hold a formal opening in its new East Third Street home on August 8 from 9 p m to 9 p m James James, a Hope native, is a long time tailor and former partner in the Trading Post with Ray Turner He is active in Lions ClubMae sonte Lodge and First Baptist Church inviting Hope residents to visit the new showroom
Absentees Voting Now
Absentees voting has begun, with ballots or polling options available to voters not present on election day. The process aims to ensure participation for those unable to attend in person.
Platform Gets Quick Approval
Republicans pushed for rapid approval of a new national platform at the GOP convention in Miami Beach led by Sen. Everett Dirksen. Presidential hopefuls Nixon Rockefeller and Reagan endorsed the manifesto calling for peace without surrender and a crusade against crime and inequality.Governor Romney supported adopting it as is to avoid floor fights despite urging limits on corporate power.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fid
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Vietnam
Michigan
George Romney
Kinston
N.C
R. T. Hood Jr
Gerald Ford
Hood
Dirksen
Nixon Narrowly Trails as GOP Veep Ballot Tightens
At the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach Nixon trails by 54 votes. AP tally shows Nixon up 27 votes to 613, with 76 publicly committed and 195 held by favorite son candidates led by Rhodes and Omusy. Rockefeller sits at 272, Reagan 176, Lindsay 1 Minnesota.
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Associated Press
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Hawaii
Missouri
Nixon Forges Nearer to Nomination in GOP Race
Nixon pressed toward the Republican presidential nomination on the eve of balloting with about 616 first round votes, Rockefeller at 270, and Reagan around 195. Nixon claimed victory on the first ballot while Rockefeller warned against nominating a candidate who cannot win in November.
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Barry Schweid
Miami Beach
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Rockefeller
Associated Press
Gov
Rona Reagan
California
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Reagan
Graduation at Red River Vocational Tech School
Red River Vocational Technical School will hold its graduation at 2 p m Sunday August 11 at the school announced by J W Rowe Jr director it is the second graduation for the local school The public is invited. Republican Convention Nixon nears victory in the drive for the Republican presidential nomination as Reagan and Rockefeller seek to prevent elimination on the first ballot
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Red River Vocational Technical School
J. W. Rowe
Richard M. Nixon
Victorry
Ronald Reagan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Everett M. Dirksen
John Wayne
Statesman
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Nixon
U S Steel Boosts Prices Prompt Competition From Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel cuts its planned price hike from 5 percent to 2.4 percent to stay competitive with U S Steel which announced modest increases earlier in the day. Inland Steel also aims to remain competitive as prices take effect August 16.
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Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Inland Steel
All Around Town In Hempstead Hope and surrounding counties
Arkansas State Police report lists 34 highway accidents in Hempstead County with no fatalities. Seven in Howard, four in Lafayette, six in Nevada, and six deaths in the Hope District for the month. County Surveyor Gordon Prescott of McCaskill shows buck saw wire, a forerunner of barbed wire, with two strands and a center barb. Leonard D. Graves, 20, serves in Vietnam, wife in Seattle. Bobbie Lewis, son of Detroit mother, on duty at Bien Hoa. Sergeant Lewis, a Pacific Air Forces supervisor, previously at Travis. Mrs. Bill Routon, Arkansas delegate to the Republican National Convention, enjoys time with her two sons Steve and Ralph. Ronnie seen on national TV with Arkansas delegation.
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Hoeward County
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Nevada County
Hope District
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McCaskill
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North Vietnam troops admitted in South Vietnam
Premier Pham Van Dong reportedly told The Graphic magazine that North Vietnamese troops were alongside the Viet Cong in the South. The interview, if true, would mark the first official admission by Hanoi of North Vietnamese forces operating in South Vietnam.
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