Printing plant dispersal marks era of color reversal
Our Daily Bread reports the dispersal of a printing plant as a second state side installation of a four color separation system is unloaded by Berkey and Kodak experts from New York. The Star plans full color photographs by January end, highlighting the shift from letterpress to process color and naming where old machines go as eight tons of printing stock moves to Nashville and Northwest Arkansas papers.
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Ur Berkey
Fed States
Tkey
New York
Eastman Kodak
Wruas
Star
Tset
Graphic Arts
United States
Ise
Mississippi
Missouri
Arkansas
Lawrence County Press
Monticello
Miss
Im Sherrill
Batesville
Ark
Eagle Democrat
Warren
Lamar Democrat
Lamar
Record
Lalyern
Elrod
Citizen of
Fayetteville
Rockefeller Dedication Ceremonies Budget Offers Big Change
State Budget Director Julian Hogan described Governor-elect Winthrop Rockefeller’s plan to use 15.8 million cushion funds to expand programs over two years as a dramatic but sound shift in financing. Council members approved using 195 million for 1967-68 and 215 million for 1968-69 as budgeting baselines, while reducing agency requests to 194.7 million and 213.05 million respectively.
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Little Rock
Julian Hogan
Legislative Council
Winthrop Rockefeller
Hogan
Rockefeller
NATO Ministers Meet Without France Over Nuclear Policy
NATO foreign and defense ministers gather to structure nuclear defense policy with a core group of six or seven nations. The plan aims to give West Germany and smaller allies a voice without weapon access, and to enable Soviet and Western talks to halt nuclear spread. France did not attend, and the alliance splits into two groups on weapon management.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
PARIS
North Atlantic Alliance
Mat
U. S
Robert S. McNamaen
Soviet Union
Defense Planning Committee
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
Canada
Belgium
Netherlands
Italy
West Germany
Turkey
Greece
Norway
France
Portugal
Denmark
Iceland
Luxembourg
Man Killed in Collision in Tifton Georgia
Troy C. Higgins age 23 from Fort Smith Arkansas died in a two truck crash in Tifton after his stalled truck was struck by a second truck driven by Clifford White 46 of Atlanta. The collision occurred Tuesday and involved Higgins truck and Whites vehicle. Police are investigating the incident.
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Tifton
Troy C. Higgins
Fort Smith
Ark
Higgins
Clifford White
Atlanta
Man Parishes in House Fire Near Ozark Ark
An Ozark area man, Noah Hines, age unknown, died Monday in a house fire that destroyed his frame home twelve miles northeast of Ozark. Officers reported the fatal blaze.
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Man
Ozark, Ark
Noah Hines
Hire
Ozark
Twenty Homemakers Meet at National Guard Armory
One hundred Extension Home Maker Club members representing twenty clubs attended a county meeting at the National Guard Armory. Miss Melba Doyle of Arkansas Power and Light presided with holiday cooking ideas and samples. Mrs. Ivan Bright won the decorated turkey. Mrs. Verner McMurtrey led a Christmas carol program. A later note reports Mrs. Sharon Cooper, 23, of Hoxie killed when her car hit a bridge on U.S. 63 near Hoxie.
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National Guard Armory
Melba Doyle
Home Service
Arkansas’ Power and Light
Hot Springs
Ivan Bright
Ernest Graham
Joseph Geno
Graham
Christ
Verner McMurtrey
Benton State Hospital
Dexter Alford
Rosco Bowden
Mamie Sanders
Jim Langston
C. L. Roberts
C. R. Snelgrove
Jack Sumpter
Dolores McBride
Extension Home Economist
William Alton
Earl Dudley
Rocky Mound
Winter Storm Dumps Snow Across New England
A fast moving system swept into New England after dumping up to eight inches in the Mid Atlantic. Washington DC reported five inches while Virginia suburbs reached eight. One traffic death was blamed on the storm as warnings extended into eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and New England.
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Associated Press
New England
mid-Atlantic
Virginia
New Jersey
Washington, D.C
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
New York
Oregon
Pacific
Rockies
Nation
Gulf States
Mississippi and
Ohio Valleys
University Gets 500000 Grant for Education Building
The University of Arkansas receives a $500,000 federal grant to help finance a $1.5 million graduate education building on the Fayetteville campus. The grant was approved by the U S Office of Education along with Senator J William Fulbright and Representative James W Trimble.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
U.S. Office of Education
J. William Fulbright
James W. Trimble
Big loan approved for North Little Rock land bid
Washington AP reports a $1,084,726 loan to North Little Rock was approved by the Department of Housing and Urban Development to begin acquiring land for a 193 acre Westgate Renewal Project.
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Washington
North Little Rock
Westgate
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mansfield Proposes 45 Day Truce in Vietnam
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield proposes a 45 day truce from Christmas to mid February to push North Vietnam toward negotiations. Colleagues Stennis and Hollings want more military effort, including bombing more targets. Barry Goldwater says Haiphong should be sealed by sinking vessels. State Dept considers returning one sick and one wounded prisoner. Lodge plans Saigon visit after Jan 1 and dismisses as rumors any resignation.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Vietnam
Montana Democrat
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Vietnam
Johnson
Mansfield
Sens
John C. Stennis
D Miss
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Hollings
North Vietnam
Stennis
Jackson
Miss
Congress
Barry Holdwater
GOP
New York
Haiphong
State Department
Gulf of Tonkin
Lodge
Boston
Tokyo
Saigon
Car Crash Kills 62 Year Old In Western Grove
Troy Pace Morris, 62, of Western Grove died when his car veered from old U.S. 65 and plunged into an embankment near Western Grove Newton County Arkansas.
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Associated Press
Western Grove
Ark
Troy Pace Morris
Old
U.S. 65
Newton County
Railway Rate Hike Hearing Set in Arkansas
A public hearing on a request by railroads for a 10 percent increase in intrastate switching rates will be held January 19, state Commerce Commission said Tuesday. The railroads operating in Arkansas aim to raise intrastate rates to match the interstate switching rate.
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Little Rock
Rails Roads
State Commerce Commission
Ar- Kagsis
Jailer Upgrades Forks After Jail Escape
SPENCER Ind AP Sheriff Tom Clark orders new forks for Owen County jail after a woman inmate used a fork to pick a lock and escape from her cell. The incident prompted security upgrades and review of cell hardware.
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Spencer
Ind
Shereiff
Tom Clark
Owen County
Smith Named Hempstead Deputy Prosecutor in Arkansas
Norman M. Smith was appointed deputy prosecuting attorney for Hempstead County. The announcement was made by Bill Denman Jr. Smith, active in local legal and civic groups, served in the Air Force and earned a law degree in 1985. He will assume office January 1, 1967. A second item notes West Germany grounding of F104G Star fighters through year end.
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Hempstead County
Norman M. Smith
Bill Denman Jr
Eighth Circuit
Smith
Sec'v.Treas
Hempstead County Bar Association
Hope Kiwanis Club
First Methodist Church
Central High School
Little Rock
U. S. Air Force
Garland
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity
R. B. Smith
Nancy Hardin
Okolona
Baren Hardin
Clark County
Smiths
Robbie
Melanie
Stephanie
Norman
Homer M. Adkins
Arkansas
Johnsons plan to cut federal spending faces deficit gap
AP News Digest reports President Johnson aims to cut long term programs by 6.3 billion and immediate outlays by 3 billion, but argues the moves won t close the deficit as much as proposed. Vietnam notes mention attacks near Hanoi and a possible truce proposal by Sen. Mansfield. Senate actions loom as 10 major laws expire June 30 creating a heavy workload. International notes cover West Germany France Soviet bloc ties and NATO nuclear planning. Chicago plans a 6 billion, 15 year urban renewal to address racial problems amid murder trial notes. NATO ministers discuss alliance policing, Rhodesia oil embargo moves draw U.N. council attention.
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Johnson
Nine Revenue Collectors Quit in Pope County
Pope County revenue collector Frances Sammons said she has not resigned after a list circulated claiming nine Arkansas collectors quit. State Revenue Commissioner Doris Hinkle said she did not know how Pope County appeared on the list and stressed no resignation had been received from Pope County.
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Russellville
Ark
Pope County
Revenue Department
Frances Sammons
Nin
Doris Hinkle
State Revenue Commissioner
Community events mix supper, slides and politics in Hope
All Around Town notes a McCaskill RCI potluck supper and $1 gift exchange Friday Dec 16 at 6 30 p m in the Community building Mrs John Em bry former Grace Davis will show slides from a Holy Land trip Haskell Jones and Mrs Lynn Harris attend GOP State meeting Odell Pollard elected state Republican chairman and other election guesses. also junior class candy and bake sale Dec 15 16 17 in front of Morgan and Lindsey Roy Anderson’s Agency proceeds fund Christmas baskets Lions Club. two Hope girls bid to join sororities at Henderson State Teachers College Sue King and Betty Monroe bid from Alpha Sigma Alpha. Hempstead Christmas Seal drive raises 1339. Army Specialist Robert C Johnson, 26, son of Mrs C L Witherspoon of Hope Ark Rt 3, graduated NCO Academy Fort Riley Kan. father Elvin C Johnson of Collidge Ariz.
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McCaskill Rci
John Embry
Grace Davis
Holy Land
Hope High School
Morgan and Lindsey
Roy Anderson
Hope
Henderson State Teachers College
Sue King
Betty Monroe
Alpha Sigma Au
Army
Robert C. Johnson
C. L. Witherspoon
Hope, Ark
Rt. 3
Fort Riley
Kan
Viet Nam
Elvin C. Johnson
Collidge, Ariz
Hanoi Raids Claimed as U S Bombers Strike North Vietnam
Reuters/AP report cites Hanoi and Tass claims of U S air raids on Hanoi rights and outskirts, with Vietnamese casualties. U S comments were cautious, noting no verification of raids while detailing attacks on rail yards near Hanoi and a truck depot. Further Saigon terrorism incidents and a civilian toll from Hue area bombing are noted.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Hae Noi
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Tass
Red River
Zyalam
Red Capital
North Vietnamese
Communist Party
Nhan Dan
Tan Son Nhut
U. S
Tay Ninh City
Hue
Eisenhower Could Be Home For Christmas
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is recovering well after gall bladder surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital and may be home in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania for Christmas, according to hospital authorities. The report follows Monday’s procedure to remove his gall bladder.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Walter Reef Army Hospital
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