Sinful Profit Talk in Advertising Debate
Roanoke Times reports editorials from Our Daily Bread Society criticism of Justice Department remarks on advertising profits. Donald Turner argues profit motive supports competition and innovation, while officials warn of monopolistic trends and government subsidies for consumer info.
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Justice Dex ‘Tment
Federal Bar Assati
Department
Anttistativision
Donald Tur
Turner
Justice Dertment
Roanoke
Fire men battle blaze at plant. car damaged downtown
Firemen fought a blaze at the Standard Generator Plant in Proving Ground yesterday as a burning motor ignited paint thinner. The fire threatened to reach explosive barrels but was contained with minimal damage. A city police car in Walnut and See d area was damaged by wiring while enforcing the shut down.
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Hope
Proving Ground
Walnut and Seed
Playground Luncheon Movie Trip for Park Children
Children from the playground will have a party luncheon and a movie trip at the fir Park. They will bring sack lunches and a cold drink, meet at the park, depart at 3:30, and be picked up by parents afterward.
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Fir Park
Schedule for Opening of Schools by James H. Jones
The timetable set by Superintendent James H. Jones covers teacher and student sessions from August 29 to September 6. It includes principals and general teachers meetings at Hope High School Adatorium, department meetings, English workshops with Mr Leach from the State Department, room preparations, age and grade level meetings, and a Labor Day no school. The High School Bookstore opens August 25 at the Old Post Office Building.
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James H. Jones
Hope High School
Leach
State
Fulbright Says Policy Is Supported by Congress
Senator Fulbright argues Hanoi and Peking misread U.S. stance on Vietnam. He says President Johnson is not isolated, noting Congress is more hawkish than the White House. Administration dissenters may misjudge bargaining leverage, encouraging Communist refusal to negotiate.
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Washington
Hanoi
Peking
Johnson
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Happi
U.S
Singer Turned Cemetery Plot Seller Becomes Night Club Star
Hal Boyle profiles Kaye Stevens once a teen era cemetery plot seller in Cleveland and Buffalo. She rose to fame in Las Vegas, replacing Debbie Reynolds, then built a high earning career in night clubs writing much of her act and investing in cemetery plots as a lasting asset.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Kaye Stevens
Comedienne
Cleveland
Ohio
Kaye
Raye
Buffalo
Va Dkive
Miss Stevens
Debbie Reynolds
Las Vegas
Consolidation Sparks Split Within Rural Education Group
In Little Rock Arkansas Rural Education Association directors urged AREA teachers to quit the Arkansas Education Association over a consolidation amendment. AREA opposes the 400 pupil district cutoff while AEA supports the measure. AREA estimates about 7000 AREA school teachers with 98 percent in AEA. Rep. Ode Maddox noted the consolidation plan may be withdrawn amidst tensions between AREA and AEA.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Rural Education Association
Arkansas Education Associa- Area
Forrest Rozzell
AEA
Hershel Lee
Greenbrier
AREA
Lee
Ode Maddox
Montgomery County
Oden
Jim Johnson
State Winner in S S Test De RAL promotes conservation work
Arkansas Razorback chapter named Deep Stakes winner at the Soil Conservation Society of America convention in apouyuniyen va. The group was honored for highway beautification and captured the South Central regional competition.
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Apouyuniyen
Arkansas
Soil Conservation Society of America
Razorback
Primaries at a Glance In Wyoming and Montana
The Associated Press notes Tuesday primaries with Wyoming Republicans nominating Gov. Cliff Hansen for Senate while both parties seek governor nominations. In Montana Sen. Lee Mets calf and Gov. Tim M. Babcock gain Senate nominations without opposition. main fight is GOP House nomination. Polling runs noon to 10 pm EDT.
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Associated Press
Wyoming
Cliff Hansen
Senate
Montana
Lee Metscalf
Tim M. Babcock
House
MiG Attacks Fail to Hurt U.S. Bombers
Two MiG fighters fired 37 mm cannon at four U S Navy Skyhawks 70 miles south of Hanoi as they bombed a train. The Skyhawks evaded, none damaged, while four boxcars were reported damaged. The encounter marked the farthest south enemy jets have ventured in the war. American pilots report MiG losses and U S plane shoot downs.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Oriskany
Pilkinton to resign from Hope School Board this September
James H. Pilkinton, current president of the Hope Board of Education, announced his term ends in September and that he will retire. He urged others interested in education to seek the position as the annual school election on September 27 approaches. candidates must file petitions at least twenty days before election.
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James H. Pilkinton
Hope Board of Education
Pilkinton
Judge Pilkinton
Arkansas
Board of Education
Cattlemen Meet Here Thursday
The Hempstead County Cattlemen's Association will meet Thursday night at 7:30 in the Diamond Cafe. Burgess Carrett, president, announces Dr. David Ibsen, Extension Veterinarian, as guest speaker on animal health and cattle production regulations. A cold branding demonstration follows in the cafe parking area with calves provided by local members.
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Hempstead County Cattlemen's Association
Diamond Cafe
Burgess Carrett
David Ibsen
Ibsen
Focal
Garrett
Man Charged With Murder In Benton Shooting
David Jackson 21 of Benton was charged with first degree murder after the fatal shooting of Willie Easley 32 at a Benton residence following an argument. Police said the Saturday incident prompted the charge filed Monday.
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Benton, Ark, AP
David Jackson
Benton
Willie B. Easeley
Court Tosses TRO in Un-American Activities Hearings
A three judge court dissolved a temporary restraining order on hearings by the House Committee on Un American Activities into anti Vietnam war protests. The ruling allows the hearings to proceed while leaving open the possibility of a later hearing on the constitutional questions. Extra police were ordered around the House building as a precaution. The ACLU had sought the order and challenged the committee actions in a suit brought on behalf of politically active individuals subpoenaed by the panel.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
American Civil Liberties Union
Carl P. Leabsdorf
House Committee On UN
Corcoran
ACLU
Justice Department
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Corcoran
Viet Nam and domestic politics dominate AP digest
Air depot burned near Haiphong as Monsoon hinders U S pursuit in South Viet Nam. The Mouse Committee prepares hearings on antiwar activity. Senate weighs giving Johnson authority to call ready reserve units. Civil rights marches in Chicago. Kennedy silent as O'Connor moves toward New York governor bid. Airlines seek tentative wage deal to end five-airline shutdown. UN sends colonial mission for first time. Fulbright warns communists Johnson has domestic support on Viet Nam.
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U.S
Haiphong
South Viet Nam
Senate
Johnson
New York Herald Tribe
Horace Greeley
James Gordon Bennett
Chicago
Robert F. Kennedy
Frank O's Connor
New York City
New York
Danot Paulos
Washington
Air Force
Navy
Spain
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Viet Nam
Senate Talks of Calling Up Reserves
Senate debates an amendment to authorize the President to call up ready reservists for up to 18 consecutive months, potentially affecting over 500000 people, amid defense spending debates. Arkansas figures show 172 projects under Hill Burton Act since Truman tenure, adding 6339 hospital beds and other health facilities.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Senate
Johnson
Richard B. Russell
D-Gay
Leverett Saltonstall
K-Mass
Russell
Armed Services Committee
Saltonstall
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Appropriations Committee
Little Rock
Southeast Asia
Arkansas
J. T. Herron
Harry S. Truman
Herron
Democrats May Update Party Rules in Arkansas
Pulaski County Democratic Convention appointed 96 delegates to the State Democratic Convention and adopted a resolution for a thorough revision and updating of party rules. Delegates are instructed to submit proposals to remove poll tax as a voting qualification, clarify county committee growth, and adopt Roberts Rules of Order Revised for all party meetings.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Finley Williams
Arkansas
Roberts
Vandals Strike New Elementary Site On Main Street
Police investigate vandalism at the Main Street elementary site where foundation bricks were torn down and plumbing fittings stolen. Officials warn parents liable for youths involved. Congressman Jim Trimble informed that emergency farm loans are authorized for certain Arkansas counties. VFW to hold a 7:30 PM meeting at the hut. Local students and veterans named in recent college and military updates.
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Main Street
Jim Trimble
Department of Agriculture
Farmers Home Administration
Benton
Boone, Carroll
Garland
Hempstead
Johnson
Little River
Logan
Madison
Marion
Montgomery
Newton
Pepe
Scott, Searcy
van Buren
Yell
Six Counties Not Certified Runoff Votes Held Up
Leon B. Catlett announced that six counties had not certified the runoff returns from the Aug. 9 election, blocking the Democratic Central Committee from certifying results. The counties cited were Clark, Columbia, Faulkner, Polk, Pulaski and Mississippi.
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Lytle Rock
Leon B. Catlett
Catlett
Democratic Central Committee
Clark
Columbia
Faulkner
Polk
Pulaski
Mississippi
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