Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor Alex Washburn
A compact column by editor Alex H. Washburn reflects on daily bread themes with concise observations and terse commentary. The piece channels a journalistic voice focused on practical reflections and timely social notes.
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Middle class under spotlight in sparse critique debate
A column surveys the fading label middle class amid rising affluence and tax burdens, arguing it remains the backbone of funding programs while critiquing stereotypes. It notes criteria for class status and cites AP dispatches from Savannah Tallahassee Oak Ridge Moscow Tokyo about tax policy lime juice smuggling and a purge of economists in the Chinese Communist party.
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Washington
Ogram
Sam
Savannah
Evening Press
Associated Press
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Awful
Oak Ridge (Tenn
Oak Ridger
Tokyo
Chinese Communist Party
Sun Yeh-fang
Sun
Academy of Science
Institute of Economics
Big School Problems Eased in Hempstead Districts
Two Hempstead County districts see partial relief as a Education Department ruling allows Washington District seniors to attend and graduate at Hope High. The rule still stops white students from the Washngton district from attending Hope. Families plan residence shifts to avoid sending children to Lincoln High in Washington. Guernsey District also faces busing issues pushing Negro students to Hope or Washington schools.
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Hempstead
Washington
U.S. Department of Education
Hope High School
Hope
Lincoln
Guernsey
Education Department
Guernsey Lee
Woman Hurt in Accident Last Night on Highway 67
A corn belt truck loaded with chickens skidded and overturned in Hope City Limits during heavy rain at about 10:30 last night on Highway 67 East. Cecil England said he braked to avoid a following car. Mrs. Bobby Allen was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. Mr Allen and the Allen baby were unharmed. Both vehicles were badly damaged. most chickens saved. Officers Shirley and Milam investigated.
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Hope
Cecil England
Bobby Allen
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Shirley
Milam
Violence erupts across cities as civil rights bill looms
Riots broke out in Detroit East Side with shot and firebombs injuring Tyrone Powers and a white motorist. Police arrested 32 Negroes and seven whites amid shattered storefronts. Brooklyn police reported a shooting after a white mob chased three Negroes, wounding two men. In Grenada Mississippi similar unrest occurred as national debate over the civil rights bill intensified.
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Detroit
New York
Brooklyn
Grenada
Miss
Washington
House
Senate
Tyrone Powers
Gerald Vabnik
Peter Guardino
Theodore Watson
Time to Bone Up on Campus Gobbledygook
New York AP piece by HAL BOYLE lampoons campus doublespeak used in education and administration. It lampoons jargon that glosses ignorance and mocks examples from kindergarten to postgraduate seminars, highlighting flawed pretentious language.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Lone
Dinny
Cortex
Flunkous
Colley
Tiph
Turn the Rascals Out Committee Furnished Some Punishing Acts
A Pulaski Perry Turn the Rascals Out Committee ran harsh ads in Little Rock papers targeting Bruce Bennett J H Cottrell Jr and Paul Van Dalsem aiding their defeat. Incumbents tied to Faubus administration faced tough polls as accusations and tone shaped the Democratic primary results.
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Orval Faubus
Claude Carpenter
Faubus
Leutenant
Bennatt
Lee Rascals
Congress Strikes Out On Air Negotiations Fallout
Congress hobbles through wreckage after airlines strike negotiators torpedoed a last effort to avoid back-to-work legislation. 35,000 aircraft mechanics locked with five airlines as union and management blame each other. arbitration floated then collapsed amid sharp statements from Curfin and Siemiller.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Congress
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Harley ©. Staggers
House Commerce Committee
West Virginia Democrat
Chic! Airlines
William J. Curfin
P.L. (Roy) Siemiller
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Siemiller
White House
Detroit
National Lunar Orbiter
Complete But Unofficial Count in Democratic Primaries
The Associated Press reports unofficial results from Tuesday's Democratic primary runoff races. Gov Jim Johnson leads with 210616 votes, Frank Hott 199660, Lt Gov James Pilkinson 222278, Claude Carpenter 160704, Atty General Joe Purcell 212685, Bruce Bennett 184494. Supreme Court Position 6 John Fogleman 220358, T J Gentry 180525. 4th District Congress Regular David Pryor 73457, Richard Arnold 40366. 7th District Congress Special Pryor 73082, Arnold 40346.
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Associated Press
Jim Johnson
Frank Hott
James Pilkinson
Claude Carpenter
Joe Purcell
Bruce Bennett
Supreme Court
John Fogleman
T. J. Gentry
David Pryor
Richard Arnold
Pryor
Arnold
Heavy fighting reported as Marines clash near Chu Lai
An AP digest item notes 750 U.S. Marines engaging a entrenched Communist force northwest of Chu Lai amid ongoing spotlight in Vietnam war reporting. The report also mentions Southeast Asia pact events and domestic political shifts affecting civil rights debates and violence in Detroit.
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U.S
Chu Lai
Malaysia
Indonesia
Une
Britain
Michael Stewart
George Brown
Air Strike Frays Ties Between Labor and Airlines
An airline machinists strike now in its fifth week disrupts 60 percent of U S air services. With Congress hesitant to intervene amid an election year, management and labor risks a tougher bargain as talks resume after a brief bargaining session last week.
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Congress
Whitfield Masonic Lodge to confer Masters degree Friday
Hope community notices include Whitfield Masonic Lodge No 939 scheduling a Masters degree on Friday August 12 at 730 PM and inviting all Master Masons. school opens September 1 in Hope with first football game against Arkadelphia on September 2. Also reports U of A band to perform at Hope during Hope Fairview game October 14 and a singing at White's Chapel Church August 14 in Nevads County Surcy.
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Hope
Arkadelphia
HHS
U of A
Hope-Fairview
White's Chapel Baptist Church
Nevads County
Surcy
Eaminett JF. Williams
Ble~gins
Abersdeen
Angus Bull
Wyly McGuire
Prescott
Johnson Seeks Unity Amid Arkansas Democratic Rift
Johnson calls for a unified Arkansas Democratic Party as he campaigns for governor against Winthrop Rockefeller. Rockefeller opens his own campaign with strong local support while asserting his program aims and reviewing past votes. The piece notes Johnson's victory statement and Rockefeller’s televised stance amid the 1966 race. The report ends with a Berlin crusade note for Billy Graham.
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Jim Jobson
Democratic Party of Arkansas
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Johnson
Hentee
Winthrop Rockefeller
Holt
Rockenfeller
Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Winthrop
Little River County
Little Rock
Philosphy
Rex
Orval Faubus
Washington
Hales
Ol Conway
Graham Crusade
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