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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1966
Page
1
Teachers use newspapers to teach reading in Kansas and beyond
A Kansas teacher Mrs Hope Shackelford from Wichita spoke to Atlanta and Fulton County teachers about newspaper value in English classes. Her pupils tire of textbooks and the papers help analyze language varieties including sports writing. The Atlanta Journal praises immediacy of news and its educational power in classrooms nationwide. In a separate note, Judge Richard S Kaplan's imaginative justice in Indiana draws praise and criticism for displaying grim accident scenes in court. Meanwhile in Damascus Iraq names Ngji Taleb becomes prime minister replacing Abdul Rahman Bazzaz who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Atlanta
Ournal
Richard S. Kaplan
Ind
Iso
Kaplan
When Heat Brings Crime Rage This Time of Year
Mary Anita Laseter notes annual spikes in violence as summer heat and heat induced moods are blamed for mob behavior and increased crime. She suggests hot July and August bring heightened tensions and fewer calm moments, with explanations varying and crowds turning unruly.
Summer Slump for Business Not Too Bad
New York AP reports the summer slump for business is milder and may end sooner. Layoffs yield to starts and expanding sectors offset dragging areas. Steel price hikes hint at brisk demand as orders rise, output climbs, and auto production shifts to 1967 models. Labor figures show mild slump and possible fall expansion.
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New York
Auto
Cudamere
Labor Department
Inflation Distorts Retail and GNP Figures In 1966
AP analysis notes inflation skews statistics like July retail sales and GNP. Price rises inflate totals while actual volumes lag, masking true economic momentum. HUD grants North Little Rock $916,400 for Pike Avenue and Big Rock storm drainage diversions, with federal funding covering half of a $2 million project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Little Rock
Ark
Departement of Housing and Urban Development
Pike Avenue
Big Rock
Reaction to Violence in Omaha
AP report from Omaha describes reactions to weekend destruction in the near North Side, with residents contrasting pride in the city’s growth against a deep, segregated ghetto. A young Black woman defends the protests as discrimination prompts action, while a cleaning woman decries looting that harms the Negro area.
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Bob Greene
Bill W. Dean
Omaha
Near North Side
North Side
Middle West
Boys Town
Balaguer Seeks Real Political Truce in Dominican Republic
President Joaquin Balaguer said he will ask Congress to procure a real political truce by restricting political activity until 1968. He cited the need for economic recovery and said certain groups aim to promote agitation, though he did not name them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Congress
Balaguer
Letters from Viet Nam show mixed views on Johnson policy
The AP reports on 20 letters Johnson received from Viet Nam and Morse’s office letters, revealing high morale and dedication among troops while some letters describe the strain of service. Morse’s letters include seven from the war zone, offering a contrasting civilian critique.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Wayne Morse
White House
John D. McClain
Washington
U.S
Indiana
Morse
Battlefront
Associated Press
London cops armed after West End killings
London police armed in exceptional cases as they hunted gunmen who killed three unarmed officers on a West End street near a park. A 16 year old witness described a fat man with a black beard firing, then fleeing and more shots. Two detectives were fatally shot as they assisted Head. Police warned killers may strike again and that investigators should not work alone.
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Raymond Palmer
London
West End
Scot
Land Yard
Wormwood Scrubbs
Scotland Yard
Christopher Tippatt Head
David Wombwell
Head
Helicopter Help to Police Elevates Lakewood Patrols
Lakewood California pilots fly a Sky Knight program using three helicopters to track suspects, spot license numbers, and reduce chases. The effort, funded by 1593500 in federal grants, aims to curb crime in the 80,000-population city and may expand if successful. A Johnson bid to grow the Arkansas Post Memorial funding is signed in Washington.
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Robert Neubert
Lakewood
Calif
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Office
Los Angeles County
U.S. Justice Department Office of Law Enforcement Assistance
Sky Knight
Harold H. Earle
Long Beach
Earle
Aero
Bob Hoffman
Washington
Johnson
Arkansas Post
Prison Riot Leaves Nine Guards Hurt
Inmates at Massachusetts State Prison attacked the dispensary to steal pills injuring nine guards, two stabbed and seven beaten. A 22 member riot squad subdued the riot as officers described inmates rushing the room and consuming medication.
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Holcombe
Noble Walpole
Mass
Massachusetts State Prison
James Dunne
Dunne
Thomas’ Perry
Raynham
John J. O'Connor
Boston
Card from Niagara Falls Surprises Providence Couple
Mrs Felix Brisette received a postcard from her grandson and his wife stating they reached the Falls safely. The card originated from Niagara Falls and was postmarked April 25, 1963, though the couple had not been there recently.
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Providence, Alapy
Felix Brisette
Falls
Records for Fighting Men Move to Aid Troops
WOODROW Colorado AP says Records for Fighting Men aims to send record players and recordings to American fighting men. BOWLING GREEN Kentucky AP notes Julian Meadows of Atlanta elected president of the Senior Classical League preserving Greek and Roman culture. DETROIT Michigan AP reports Rev Celestin Steiner of University of Detroit to lead national office for a Jesuit television film trade mission. DENVER Colorado AP reports William M King Texas securities commissioner elected president of the North American Securities Administrators Association.
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Woodrow
Colo
Hself Records
Viet Nam
Bowling Green, Ky
Julian Meadows
Atlanta
America
Detroit
Celestin J. Steiner
University of Detroit
Comemission
Society of Jesus
Denver
William M. King
Securities Commissioner of
Texas
North American Securities Administrators Association
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HasaNew
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Syria
iNgji Taleb
Abdel Rahman Bazzaz
NEA Rarlia
China
Lo Jui-ching
E People’s Liberation Arms
Iyhe
Ob de Aid
Radio Peking
Netting
NEA Telephoto
Grenada
Miss
Mary Anita Laseter
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Commerce Department
Albuquerque
N.M
Robert L. Bennett
Bennett
Springfield
Mickey Owen
Owen
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Humphrey
Disabled American Veterans
Wil- Mam C
Westmoreland
Ike
THE
Harrisburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Republican Platform Committee
Helicoper
Arkansas County
Mississippi River
Devonport
England
Britain
Tiger
Classical League
Nat’s
Securities Group
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