Plant trees grow jobs says idle land could feed mills
A Huntsville Times column urges planting idle land in the Tennessee Valley to supply pine for pulp mills, noting about 260,000 acres are needed per mill and that up to a million acres could be brought into production with state foresters growing millions of trees at $4 per thousand. Also warns that yes answers to personal risk questions may signal heart disease risk in a St Josephs Hospital study.
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Ree Sion
Tennessee Valley
Elk River Development Association
Herman G. Liechty
Elk River Forestry Work Group
Huntsville
Ala
R. J. Kositchek
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Burbank
Calif
St. Joseph
Negroes Riot in Florida at Recreation Center
In Fort Lauderdale youths rioted after leaving a recreation center, Hurling rocks and bottles at patrol cars. Police arrested 19, with several vehicles damaged. Crowds formed as around midnight, with about 200 onlookers involved in the disturbance.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
An Fea
Army plans to train 100k education barred men in next years
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara disclosed a new program to draft rejected recruits, extending intensive military training for up to 100,000 men over the next fiscal year and beyond. He said 85 percent or more are expected to qualify for duty, with others not retained. The plan aims to bolster readiness amid poverty efforts and Vietnam policy.
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New York
Robert 5
Mel Namara
Pentagon
Defense Department
McNamara
Washington
Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Richard M. Nixon
VFW
Nixon
America
National Guard
Accident Claims Life in Mountain Pine Arkansas
An industrial accident at the Dierks Forests Inc. Mountain Pine plant killed Darrell Hatton, 27, of Mountain Pine. Hatton was struck in the chest by a steel ball when a ball bearing he was cleaning with an air hose exploded or broke apart.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Darrell Hatton
Mountain Pine
Don Carlock
Dierks Forests Inc
Hatton
Blast Cave Disaster Hits Plainview Church Killing One
A blast at the Church of God in Christ in Plainview Texas knocked the roof down on about 200 worshipers during a revival service injuring 53 and trapping twelve. Firemen reported no gas leak found, while rescuers battled debris and mud to reach victims as Mrs Ennis A Dukes of Pampa died beneath timbers on the rostrum.
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Plainview
Tex
Church of God In Christ
United Baptist
Henry Jackson
E. N. Givens
Givens
Ennis A. Dukes
Pampa
West Texas
David Lewis
Lubbock
Lewis
Way to Beat High Cost of Living Is Stay Well
Washington AP provides tips to cope with rising prices. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports July CPI at 113.3, a 0.4 percent rise, costing a typical grocery bill about $25 weekly now $25.10. Food costs up 0.4 percent, hot weather boosts pantry items, omlettes noted. Arnold Chase stresses groceries drive only part of the cost of living.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arnold Chase
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Four Hurt In Batson Hill Wreck Near Spring Hill
Four persons were critically injured when two cars collided about 7 pm on Batson Hill at Spring Hill road. Automobiles driven by Vere non Yancey and E C Ghorty Barnes of Hope crashed. Barnes suffered severe facial cuts chest injuries and shattered knee caps. Mrs Bire nes had facial cuts bruises and broken legs. Lee Butler sustained cuts and a severely cut throat requiring surgery. Yancey had cuts bruises and possible broken leg. They were transported to a local hospital by an ambulance. State Policeman Wal lace Martin noted investigation not yet complete.
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Verenon Yancey
E. C. Ghorty Barnes
Hope
Batson Hill
Spring Hill Road
Barnes
Yancey
Herndon-Cornelius
Wallace Martin
Jones Elected by Co-ops in Arkansas Board Race
MORRISTON Ark AP Paul Jones of Stuttgirt was elected Monday as Arkansas representative on the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association board of directors. Jones is general manager of the Riceland Electric Cooperative Inc. He has represented Poapitea on the board since.
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Morriston
Ark
Paul Jones
Stuttgirt
Arkansas
National Rural Electric Cooperative Assocation
Jones
Riceland Electric Cooperative, Inc
Poapitea
HUAC Seeks Clark Testimony on Antiver Action
Deputy Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark told the House Un American Activities Committee that current antiwar activity is not a threat and that existing state and federal laws already protect national interests. He urged against new federal laws targeting Americans aiding the Viet Cong, noting no need for federal overreach into state and local jurisdiction.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington
Ramsey Clark
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Clark
Viet Nam
Justice Department
Joe R. Pool
de Tex
Teacher With Large Amount of LSD Held in New York
Police overpowered Allen Sugerman, 28, of Springfield Mags, a self described college teacher and graduate of the University of Melbourne. Investigators seized one quart of LSD valued at about 140000 dollars, allegedly after he pulled a gun during a controlled purchase in Greenwich Village and Midtown Manhattan. Sugerman faces charges of selling LSD weapons law violation and felonious assault.
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New York
Allen Sugerman
Springfield
Mags
Sugerman
University of Melbourne
Australia
Greenwich Village
Midtown Manhattan
McNamara outlines plan to train 40000 soldiers
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara says plans to accept 40000 men in the next 10 months who were previously disqualified because of education or health. The broad scope aims to expand training and bolster readiness amid ongoing war pressures.
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Vietnam
Robert 8. McNamara
Saigon
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
National
United Auto Workers
Uneon
Texas
William DuBay
Maska
William A. Egan
Varto
Washington
Arkansas
Murray Reed
American Ot Co
Dallas expands aerial battle against encephalitis mosquitoes
Dallas health officials report 83 encephalitis cases and five deaths as six Air Force planes spray in secticide over one third of Dallas County with Marathon insecticide. After weather delays, three more C123 aircraft joined, aiming to cover another third today.
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Dallas, Tex
Air Force
Dallas County
Hal J. Dewlett
Hope Country Club activities announced and community updates
Mrs. Al Graves Jr. is named the Hope Country Club activities chairman with a 12:30 p.m. Thursday dessert bridge and a 7 p.m. Saturday potluck cards entertainment. Captain John Phillip Hackler, promoted to Major in the U S Army Reserve effective July 6, resides in Patmos Rt. 1. Ble vyins PTA elects Paul Choate president and officers urge turnout. Airman First Class Arnold R. Stanley, son of Mrs. Alice M. Jones of Houston, named outstanding airman at Aiken AFS. Interstate City limits work progresses with an interchange planned over Missouri Pacific line, Highway 4, and Frisco Railway. Mrs. W. C. Bramlett recovering after surgery at St. Michael's Hospital in Texarkana, room 402.
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al Graves Jr
Hope Country Club
Announthe Dessert Bridge
John Phillip Hackler
USAR
Patmos, Rt. 1
U. S. Army Reserve Corps
Missouri Pacific
Frisco Railway
Guernsey
Flyton
Red River
Seven Americans Die as Mine Sinks Baton Ronge Victory
An American merchant ship with war supplies, the Baton Ronge Victory, was hit by a Communist mine in the Saigon River and sank after grounding. Seven American crewmen were killed, the ship flooding to its main deck. The incident occurred amid broader U.S. actions in Vietnam, including amphibious landings and air strikes against targets in the Hanoi area.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Marine
North
Cannoiveiai
Warns Minors About Beer Drinking in Hope
Police Chief Alvin Willis cites multiple minor beer and whiskey cases and cites Section 48-903.1 of Arkansas law. Adults who supply or purchase liquor for minors face fines from ten to one hundred dollars. The department will enforce the law and seeks parent cooperation in Hope.
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Alvin Willis
Texarkana
Arkansas Stabte
Restrain School Board Over Segregation Tuition Dispute
Joseph Spriggs of Altheimer filed in U S District Court for an injunction against the Altheimer School District to stop charging tuition to his three Negro grandchildren for attending a predominately white school. He alleges the district punished his granddaughter by imposing a $20 fee and requiring her own transportation after she chose the desegregated school under the freedom of choice plan.
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Little Rock
Joseph Spriggs
Altheimer
U.S. District Court
Spriggs
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