Color separation and press color production notes
The article details color printing workflow and equipment like the Berkey machine, four separation negatives, and regulatory issues in offset production. It covers challenges in ridge color balance, paper waste, and the learning process for staff including Billy Dan Jones and editor insights. It notes a request from The Star for samples and a plan to switch to offset printing, with a note about regional printers and viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Dan Jones
Fairchild Technical
Plainview
Long Island
Berkey
Eastman Kodak
Garland Bosley
Little Rock
Jungking Photo Supply House
Carter Johnson
War Eagle Handicrafts Fair
Eureka Springs
Berkey-Eastman
The
Star
En Tvan W
Saunders
Shery Brooks
Senate May End Open Hostilities in Arkansas
The Arkansas Senate formed an olive branch committee of nine to meet Governor Rockefeller at 4 p.m. to resolve differences and open lines of communication. Senator Heern led the move, with a unanimous vote, as Rockefeller welcomed the potential talks. The Senate also approved abolishing the Quasi Judicial Retirement System and requiring lobbyist registration, while the House adjourned after a duck dinner in Stuttgart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
Senate
Winthrop Rockefeller
Raymond Heern
Jonesboro
House
Arkansas
Prairie
Stuttgart
Heern
Rockefeller
Sen
Q. Byrum Hurst
Hot Springs
Heern and Sons
Joe Lee Anderson
Helena
Max Howell
Guy Jones
Conway
Clifton Wade
Fayetteville
Dan White
Fort Smith
John F. Gibson
Public Service Commission
Commerce Commission
Workman's Compensation Commission
Wreck Leaves Read Harrison Man Dead Five Hurt
Harrison Arkansas AP reports Charles Glover 31 of Harrison was killed and five others injured in a head on collision north of Harrison on U S 65 Wednesday Glover was executive manager of the Ozarks Wildlife dup.
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Harrison, Ark
Charles Glover
Harrison
Here
U.S. 65
Glover
Ozarks
Wild Life Dup
LBJ Open Housing Plan Faces Last Year’s Hurdles
President Johnson’s open housing proposal draws congressional opposition similar to last year with phased enactment by 1969. He seeks federal action against housing discrimination and expanded civil rights enforcement, while Senate action remains unlikely. The story also notes Mrs. Powell's House testimony and related political fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chadwick Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Sam J. Ergin Jr
D-N.c
Congress
Equal Opportunity Commission
Civil Rights Commission
Communnity Relations Service
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Uncle Sam
Marjorie Powell
Adam
Clayton Powell
Supreme Court
Bloodiest Fighting of War Kills 385
In Saigon the Vietnam war's bloodiest week of the year saw 385 enemy dead, 13 U.S. helicopters downed, and 74 allied casualties in two high intensity fights. Viet Cong losses topped 311 in a Mekong Delta battle as Korean marines reported 243 dead elsewhere. Southeast Asia fights drew in U.S. and Vietnamese units in multi-venue offensives with heavy equipment losses and ongoing reinforcements.
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Robert D. Ohman
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Canal
Mekong Delta
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Delta
21St Infantry Division
U.S. Air Force
Group Moves to Amend a Prayer in Michigan House
The Michigan House of Representatives moved to amend a prayer read by Rev. Elwin Fuller during Monday’s session. The House journal included a sentence asking for the Lord’s help for the House and its leader. The change was ordered on Wednesday.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan House of Representatives
House Journal
Elwin Fuller
House of Representatives
Fuller
Purcell Adds to His Staff
Mrs. Elsijane Trimble Roy, a former practicing attorney in Lonoke Little Rock and Blytheville, has joined the staff of Atty. Gen. Joe Purcell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Elsijane Trimble Roy
Lonoke
Blytheville
Joe Purcell
Explosion Kills 11 at Lone Star Arsenal
At Lone Star Ammunition Plant near Texarkana Texas a 105mm shell exploded while workers loaded high explosive. Eleven civilians died, thirteen were injured, and the blast damaged the roof of a tile building. Names of the dead released later by the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Texarkana
Tex
Army
Here
Duane Harris
Lone Star
Harris
Lone Star Wing
U.S. 82
Lone Star Ammunition Plant
Nell Marle Ashford
Hooks
Eugene Bowers Russell
Clarksville
David McKinley Crabtree
Mt. Pleasant
Clarence G. McDonald
Ark
David Arnold Skelton
Whittle Marle Jones
Jessie Odell McCoy
Rose Mary Fleming
New Boston
J. W. Porter
DeKalb
Melvin Samuel Fisher Jr
Arkyl
Ellen Hatley
Douglassville
Arkansas Officials May Hold Over Until Successors Take Office
The attorney general's office stated Arkansas law allows officials to remain in office until their successors are elected and qualified. The opinion was sent to a city official noting the city had not held a municipal election since 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Attorney’ General's Office
Arkansas
Justice of the Peace
Abolish Death Penalty Urged by Methodist Board
Rev Woodrow W Smith chairman of the Board of Christian Social Concern of the Little Rock Conference of the Methodist Church said the board approved a resolution urging Arkansas to abolish capital punishment. He noted the resolution states that capital punishment is not based on any Christian principle. Smith is pastor of Grand Ave Methodist Church in Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Woodrow W. Smit
Board of Christian Social Concern
Little Rock
Texarkana Firm Lowest Bid for De Queen Dam Project
King Construction Co. of Texarkana submitted the apparent low bid for the De Queen Dam and Reservoir project on the Rolling Fork River four miles northwest of De Queen Oklahoma. The bid was 1,769,670 dollars versus the government estimate of 1,928,326 dollars. Work includes outlet works and access road abutments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yulsa
Hempstead County News Roundup Highlights and Local Notes
All Around Town in Hempstead fragmentary notes cover court awards from a June injury case, highway land take for interstate rights of way, and a $2,225 appraisal. Meeting notices include Hempstead County Wildlife Association at 7:30 p.m. with a director of outdoor recreation discussing the Golden Eagle. City board discussions on traffic and speed limits end without action. Police report January accidents total 19 with one fatality. Also noted are local farm and military items: a Aberdeen Angus bull purchase, Army private James D. Davis at Vietnam base camp, and father Cecil E. Davis in North Little Rock.
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Hempstead
Vincent Foster
Hempstead County Wildlife Association
Outdoor Recreation For
Arkansas
Army
Spi
James D. Davis
Jossephine Bizzle
Danynie
Hope Rt
Plesky
Vietnam
4Th Infantry Division
David
Cecil E. Davis
North
Little Rock
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Mass
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Caldwell
Idaho
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