Berkey color press brings Hope Star to color printing era
The Hope Star outlines its move to Berkey Direct Screen System color printing, noting first four color photo Hog Killing Time in Arkansas published Jan 28 and press times adjusted to meet schedules. It highlights national publicity, Berkey machine impact, and a Feb 9 General Assembly concurrent resolution praising Arkansas. Also includes a student story about Brother and updates on purple martins reported by C H Wilson of Fulton.
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Hope Star
Arkansas
The
Star
Neredit
Graphic Arts
the Star
United States
Canada
Berkey Technical Corp
New York City
BBC the Star
Hope and Arkkansas
General Assembly
Togo
Kenneth Cox
Fuleton
South America
C.H. Wilson
Fulton
Wilson
Martin
Herby Cox
Roy
Ken Cox
Children’s Colony Post Filled in Conway Board Appointment
Dr. Joseph Mosenwig of Hot Springs was appointed Tuesday to the board of the Arkansas Children’s Colony at Conway, filling a vacancy and signaling administrative changes at the colony in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Joseph Mosenwig
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Chilrey
Conway
Berkey Direct Screen System photographed in newsroom
The Star unveiled its Berkey Direct Screen System, a giant 10 inch enlarger with a computer for automated color work. Delivered after purchase last December, the system produced today's initial color process negatives and mirrors a Norwegian invention with users including Gordon Price, Arve Jenson, and Garland Bosley from Jungkind Co.
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the Star
Berkey
Secom
United States
The
Star
Long Island
Chicago Tribune
Gordon Price
Eastman Kodak
Dallas
Arve Jenson
Berkey Technical Corp
New York
Garland Bosley
Jungkind Co
Little Rock
Credits from a 1966 Star photo and press package
The item lists credits for a Star photograph by Alex H. Washburn dated April 1 1966. It details a Berkey Direct Screen System run by Arve Jensen Gordon Price and Garland Bosley with Kodak support, and mentions the Hope Star’s five unit Fairchild press and Billy Dan Jones, plus stock from Southland Paper Mills and inks from U S Printing Ink Corp.
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Alex H. Washburn
Berkey Technical Corp
New York
Arve Jensen
Berkey
Gordon Price
Eastman Kodak Co
Dallas
Texas
Garland Bosley
Jungkind Co
Star
Murder Charge Filed in Patmos Over Fatal Shooting
Charles Lex Jones of Patmos was charged with second degree murder in the Feb 1 shooting of Mars H. Whitworth, 43, Patmos. The case centers on a fatal exchange with the victim amid local tensions. In a separate Arkansas Senate floor speech, Sen. J Hugh Lookadoo accused Gov Rockefeller of lying about a deal involving appointments to Henderson State College board and the state Public Service Commission, asserting a two week window before Rockefeller reportedly backed out.
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Charles Lex Jones
Patmos
Mars H. Whitworth
Little Rock
J. Hugh Lookadoo
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Senate
Gav
Winthrop Rockeefeller
Rockefeller
Lookadoo
Henderson State College
State Public Service Commission
H. Grady Smith
Jerry K. Thomasson
U of A Denies Merger Rumor
In Fayetteville Arkansas AP reports both University of Arkansas president Dr David Mullins and LRU president Dr Carey Stabler denied rumors that merger plans were finalized. Mullins said it was completely new to him and Stabler noted no meeting or move has occurred and any such step would require legislative action.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Little ‘Hock University
David Mullins
Arkansas
Carey Stabler
LRU
Arkansas House Defeats Merit System for State Jobs
The Arkansas House rejected a senate bill creating a retroactive merit system for state employees by a 24 to 65 vote, a setback for Gov. Rockefeller. The session also sent a constitutional revision study commission bill to the governor by 91 to 0, and the Senate added amendments to a teacher tenure bill without voting on it.
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Robert L. Shaw
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas House
Winthrop Rockefeller
Representatives
Guy Jones
Conway
Rockefeller
Republican Party
Arkansas
House
Senate
Ben Allen
Pollution Attracting Legislators In Chicago Focus
CHICAGO AP The problem of air pollution is drawing major legislative attention across many states. A Commerce Clearing House study notes half the states have introduced measures on air pollution control waste disposal incinerator controls and related incentives. Tax exemptions license credits and other incentives to reduce pollution appear in New York Washington Connecticut West Virginia and Utah.
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Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
New York
Washesington
Connecticut
West Virginia
Utah
Sukarno
Powell
Johnson
Commerce An
Jury awards estate $24130 for I-30 land in Hempstead
A Hempstead Circuit Court jury awarded $24130 to the Paul Cornelius estate of Fulton for 85 acres taken for the Interstate 30 right of way by the Arkansas Highway Commission. Highway appraisers had valued the land at $16500. A similar right of way case involving land owned by Vincent W Foster and wife is set for today.
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Hempstead
Paul Cornelius
Fulston
Arkansas Highway Commission
Vincent W. Foster
Viet Cong sink U.S. minesweeper as others damaged
The Viet Cong shells sink one U.S. minesweeper and damage two more ships. One American sailor is missing and 13 are wounded. British informants report Kosygin agreed to halt arms and men to the South in exchange for a pause in bombing. Also noted are Sukarno meeting allies, OAS reforms, air pollution bills, and CIA financing of student groups abroad.
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Vietnam
U.S
Kosygin
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Legislators Pay Bill to Court Test of Arkansas Funds
A lawsuit filed in Pulaski Chancery Court challenges a 4000 appropriation to pay legislators 20 a day for a two day extension of the General Assembly. Floyd Sharp represents Walter Green of Little Rock in the test case aimed at overturning the expense payment. Senator Morrell Gathright backed the bill to test Attorney General Joe Purcell’s opinion that extended session expenses could not be paid.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
General Assembly
Pulaski Chancery Court
Floyd Sharp
Walter Green
Sharp
le Rock
Koreans Kill 243 North Vietnamese in Paddies Battle
South Korean marines reported killing 243 North Vietnamese regulars in a three hour battle through rice paddies about 340 miles northeast of Saigon. A later clash near Quang Ngai City saw further Korean casualties and a counterattack drive the enemy back. Meanwhile Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces conducted multiple actions along Saigon rivers and in the panhandle, with U.S. minesweepers damaged and air strikes against routes in the north.
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Robert D. Ohman
Saigon
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Mekong
Long Tau River
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Quang Ngai
Tra Khuc
21St
National Beauty Salon Week contest results and town notes
Mrs. Jean Schwaiker placed sixth in the Hairdresser of the Year contest in Little Rock using Reta Anderson as a model. Diane Richards attended the Hope affiliate event. Rotary clubs of Hope and Prescott plan a joint meeting at Chuck Wagon in Emmettburg Thursday at 7 p.m. Guest speaker will be former Governor Sid McMath. Mr. and Mrs. Bud McRoy won a 23 inch Motorola color TV on Channel 7 last Thursday and appeared Friday night. Bud is a Kroger produce manager in Little Rock, son of Mrs. Emory Jones of Hope. Century Bible Class Steering Committee meets Thursday at 6:99 p.m. in the classroom. refreshments served. Camille Bishop of Nashville, a sophomore music student at Ouachita Baptist University, will perform Friday Feb. 24 for the Hope Friday Music Club, per Helen Lyon. Rots ale Levis, from Smackover, will accompany Bliss Bishop.
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Jean Schwaiker
Little Rock
Reta Anderson
Hope
Diane Richards
Prescott
Chuck Wagon
Emmet Berginning
Sid McMath
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Bud McRoy
Margie Herndon
Channel 7
Buds
Kroger
Emory Jones
McRoy
Rufus Herndon, Jr
Camille Bishop
Neshville
Ouachits Baptist University
Helen Lyon
Rotsale Levis
Smacke
Bliss Bishop
Swindle Fights for Custody in Arkansas
Gerald M. Swindle, seeking custody of his 4-year-old daughter Sharon, was charged with four counts of disturbing the peace in Little Rock. His wife Carole faced one count. Warrants were issued by Jack Parnell amid ongoing custody and support disputes involving Swindle and his ex-wife Valerie.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Gerald M. Swindle
Sharon
Carole
Jack Parnell
Swindle
Valerie
Bes
Suigie
Greene Cligvery
Mace Ebild
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