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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1966

Page

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Smack! Smack! Modern dentistry boosts love across nations

Our Daily Bread notes a dentist in Atlanta claims advances in orthodontics can eliminate protrusion and spacing of front teeth making anyone kissable. The piece jokes that grandfathers find grandmothers more affectionate, while touting a growing national trend toward “a nation of love” enabled by dental science. It also quotes Memphis Commercial Appeal and Nashville toy-store notes on Christmas usage and toy ads, reflecting light self-mocking tone about Xmas naming and consumer culture.

Atlanta Greenie ‘Boro N. C Daily News Memphis Tenn

Purcell Names Top Assistant In Arkansas Race

Leslie Evitts 9 Benton city attorney will become chief assistant at the attorney general's office effective January 10 announced by Attorney General elect Joe Purcell. Evitts previously served as chief assistant to Bruce Bennett in 1963 64 before leaving for private practice in Benton. John Berryman Pulitzer Prize poet won American verse fellowship and 5000 from the Academy of American Poets as he rests in Dublin during leave from the University of Minnesota.

Little Rock Leslie Evitts Benton City Joe Purcell Evitts Uniiversity of Arkansas Law School Bruce Bennett Iafo Benton New York John Berryman Academy of American Poets Berryman Dublin University of Minnesota

War Claims 77,000 This Year and Will Increase in 1967

Saigon report analyzes 1966 Vietnam war toll and future prospects. U.S. and allied casualties reached about 77,000 in 1966 with a mounting enemy force of roughly 280,000 by year’s end. Ground troops near 380,000. outlook for a decisive victory remains bleak, while Communist losses were far lighter in comparison.

Peter Arnett Saigon South Vietnam Vietnam U.S United States U.S. Army

Shrikes Ordered Despite Questionable Vietnam Performance

The Navy ordered 6.1 million dollars worth of Shrike air-to-ground missiles, though reports say they have not performed well in Vietnam.Contracts total 6.1 million with 4.4 million to Sperry Rand and 1.7 million to Texas Instruments amid rumors of a Shrike replacement costing 90 to 100 million. The Shrike, in service since 1965, homes on radar beams used by North Vietnamese defenses, but is said to misfire when radar sites flick on and off.

BEM Price Washington Navy Vietnam Sperry Rand Corp Bristol, Tenn Texas Instruments, Inc Dallas Tex Pentagon

Cotton Bale Plan Approved by Farmers in Official Return

Agriculture Department announced official results confirming farmers voted 183,853 in favor to 83,366 against a $1 per bale assessment. The 68 percent approval narrowly surpassed the two thirds required to fund a research and market development program.

Washington Agriculture Department

Differences Sharp in Government

Washington and Congress show sharp hawk dove splits as 1967 approaches. White House aides tilt toward increased military pressure in Vietnam while seeking peace talks, with Rusk Rostow and most generals hawks and Goldberg Hariman and McNamara doves. Senate leaders urge punishment and force to push talks, while Dirksen calls it a military problem. The president faces a final escalation decision amid rising calls for action.

Washington Johnson Congress White House Vietnam Dean Rusk Walt Rostow Arthur Goldberg W. Averell Harriman Robert $. McNamara North Vietnam L. Mendel Rivers D-S.c House Armed Services Committee Hanoi Haiphong Senate Richard B. Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee

India May Up Marriage Age

New Delhi AP reports India is considering raising the minimum legal age for women to marry from 16 to 21 to slow population growth and curb early marriages. Government officials say the proposal aims to reduce health risks and expand women’s opportunities nationwide.

New Delhi India

Cong Breaks Truce With Big Attack Opens Two Day Ceasefire

Saigon reports a large Communist assault and about 40 smaller attacks as a two day truce begins in Vietnam War. A U.S. 101st Airborne unit says a battalion sized force attacked near Kontum City, with air strikes and returning fire continuing. Casualties are described as light and enemy losses unknown. Singer Michael Love of the Beach Boys becomes a father as wife Suzanne gives birth to a girl in California Hospital.

Saigon South Vietnam U. S, 101St Airborne Division Central Highlands U.S Airbourne Kontum City Tam Los Angeles Michael Love The Beach Boys Suzanne California Hospital

New Year Gift of 365 Days Its Bright New Chance

Inspirational piece reflecting on New Year origins in March and autumnal year starts, with quotes from Zoroaster and Saint Paul. It urges personal renewal as a key gift, noting God as giver and mankind as recipient, and invites readers to spend the coming year with renewed enthusiasm and integrity.

Saint Pat Jesus

New Year's Eve Is Best Time for Self Pity and Brooding

AP profile of Dan Greenburg and Marcia Jacobs, authors of How To Make Yourself Miserable, arguing New Year’s Eve thrives on self pity. The piece notes Greenburg’s gloom, party hassles, costly champagne, and single life anxieties, plus Jacobs’ view of misery learned from celebrities and a peek at their best selling works.

Joy Miller New York Dan Greenburg Greenburg Marcia Jacobs Marcia Dan

Democrats in Mood to Slow Spending

Washington AP reports a sentiment among Democrats to slow spending as they grapple with the Great Society programs. Governors at White Sulphur Springs blamed rapid program pace for voter backlash, while Senate Leader Mansfield advocates a cautious, slowed agenda and review of past actions.

Washington Capitol Hill Congressional Johnson White Sulphur Springs W.va House Senate Otto Kerner Illinois

Holiday Traffic Death Toll Rises Over Holiday Weekend

The nation faces a sharp rise in holiday traffic fatalities with 15 deaths reported by 6 p.m. Friday and a projected 460 to 540 more deaths by Monday midnight. Comparisons show lower nonholiday totals and records set in prior years. Also reported is the death of Hillary Russell Leonard, 43, Meyer 5 Bakery production manager, who died yesterday at lunch and was later taken to Irby Funeral Home in Rector Arkansas.

National Safety Council Associated Press New Mexico Arizona Montana Great Lakes Hillary Russell Leonard Meyer 5 Irby Funeral Home Rector Ark

U S Offers to Aid Poles in Mutually Beneficial Projects

In Warsaw AP dispatch, the United States proposed financing mutual projects in Poland with much of the $26 million due next year on Polish debt. Ambassador John A. Gronouski presented the proposal to Deputy Foreign Minister Jozef Winiewicz and Foreign Trade Minister Witold Trampolynski. no immediate Polish reaction was reported.

Warsaw Poland United States U.S John A. Gronouski Jozef Winiewicz Witold Trampolynski

Fallout detected across Japan after China fifth nuclear test

AP reports radioactive fallout from China's fifth nuclear test reached Japan today. Government figures show radiation levels are far below the main cloud from Pek ing's third test last May. Analysts require more study to assess the test’s nature, with speculation that hydrogen bomb components were used.

Tokyo China Japan

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