Process color trials and insights from Our Daily Bread
The editor notes Arkansas Hope Star color experiments in 1967, detailing six color pages, printer challenges, and ink deterioration. He compares U.S. practice with Mexico’s offset color papers Heraldo and El Sol, praising Mexican operators and mentioning suppliers and production managers.
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Hope Star
Arkansas
Buffalo River
Marineland
Fla
Star
Memphis
Dallas
United States
Mexico
U.S
Mexico City
Heraldo
el Sol
Rubin Dias de la Garza
el Sol de Tampico
Tampico
Gifford Morse
Southwestern
Hydrometals, Inc
Morse
Hope Country Club Burns In Total Loss
A Hope Country Club fire destroyed the building and fixtures valued around 125000 with possible thousands more in lost gear. Fire officials could not determine a cause. units from Hope responded with tankers and prevented spread as the structure burned completely. In Marianna Arkansas Mayor Clyde Andrews will end his bid for Congress in the 1st District with a Thursday reception.
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Hope Country Club
Hope’ Fire Department
Secom
Hope
Patmos Road
Kroger
Second
Marianna, Ark
Clyde Andrews
Marianna
Congress
McNamara to Defend U S Action in Gulf of Tonkin Incident
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara faces a Senate Foreign Relations Committee inquiry into the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin incident. The session aims to address conflicting accounts while large parts of Vietnam policy and North Korea’s Pueblo seizure loom in Washington.
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U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Robert Gray
Associated Press
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tonkin
Senate Appropriations Committee
North Korea
Pueblo
Central Intelligence Agency
J. W. Fulbright
de Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Johnson rejects admin LSD penalty advice and FDA hearing
President Johnson rejected top drug official guidance on LSD penalties and blocked FDA Administrator James Goddard from testifying at a Senate hearing. HEW policy makers favor harsh penalties for manufacture and distribution but oppose criminalizing curious youths. A new study notes LSD can induce opposite moods simultaneously. Rep Willam Springer calls the proposed one year maximum jail term inadequate as hearings begin on drug control proposals.
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Jack Miller
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
James L. Goddard
Food and Drug
Goddard
Theodore C. Kron
FDA
Sene
Congress
Crow
Martin M. Katz
National Institute of Mental Health
Journal of
Willam L. Springer
Minds
House Commerce Committee
Commerce
Administration Drug Control
Blood Mobile to Visit Hope on February 27
Mrs. Fat McCain, local Red Cross Blood Program Chairman, announced the Red Cross Blood Mobile will be in Hope on February 27. The drive runs morning at Standard Generator Plant from 8:00 to 12:00 and afternoon at Bruner Ivory Hanle Company from 1:00 to 5:00, inviting all willing to donate.
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Fat McCain
Red Cross Blood Program
Red Cross Blood Mobile
Bruner Ivory Hanle Company
Ingram Considers Run for Arkansas Lieutenant Governor
West Memphis state senator W K Ingram, 54, said he has been urged by several people to seek the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor and will decide within 45 days. Ingram has served in the Arkansas Senate since 1963.
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Little Rock
W. K. Ingram
West Memphis
Ingram
Senate
Senate Debates Civil Rights Bill Amid Filibuster Bid
Southern Democrats and conservative Republicans appear set to ignore President Johnson and defeat a bid to end debate on the civil rights bill. A two thirds vote is required to invoke cloture after a petition by 29 senators.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Johnson
Senate
Philip A. Hart
DeMich
America
Bartler
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Dirksen
Mansfield
Washington
United States
Hope Soldier Is Awarded Posthumously
Sgt. Robert L. Muldrew of Hope was honored posthumously with the Silver Star with Oak Leaf Cluster and the Bronze Star for actions in Vietnam. His mother, Mrs. Thelma Williamson of Hope, accepted the medals today at the Army Reserve Center in Arkadelphia.
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Robert L. Muldrew
Hope
Vietnam
Arkadelphia
Thelma Williamson
East Compress
Army Reserve Center
Officials Portray Tet Attacks as Boost to South Vietnam
A parade of officials argues Tet raids show resilience of South Vietnam despite attacks on Tan Son Nhut and Hue. Rostow and Bunker say enemy actions unified locals and strengthened Saigon’s government, while Pentagon notes temporary impact but rising casualty risks for the Viet Cong.
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Bob Horton
Washington
South Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
Walt W. Rostow
Rostow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S
Saigon
Bunker
Pentagon
Ais
All Around Town From England announces Royal Blue Bok edition
All Around Town From England announces the Coronation Edition of Royal Blue Bok, an international register of contemporary society leaders, produced this year for the Shah of Iran’s coronation. The selection committee screens dominations while notable residents like Dr and Mrs William Williamson are named. Regional notices include SW Arkansas economic district director applications, district geography, and local events. Representative Archie Lantz will visit Hope to meet residents about district issues.
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England
Royal Blue Bok
Iran
Llewellyn Wilburn Williamson
Washington, Ark
Southwest Economic Development District of
Arkansas
L. Whitelaw
SW Economic Development Dist. of
FP. O. Box
Magnolia
Ark
Calhous
Columbia
Dallas
Hempstead
Howard
Lafayette
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Archie Lantz
Lantz
Enemy Guns Sighted Near Saigon Amid New Offensive
In Saigon area observers reported antiaircraft guns near Tan Son Nhat Air Base as Viet Cong forces threaten the South Vietnamese capital. U.S. and Vietnamese troops pressed to retake Phan Thiet, while intelligence notes indicate 10,000 to 15,000 VC within a day’s march of Saigon.
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George
ESPER
Associated Press
Wester Saigon
Saigon
Tan Son Nhat
Gia Dinh
U.S
Kien Hoa
High Command
Ia Salgod
oFab
Salgor
Phan Thiet
Hua
Lincoln Jury schedules 20 more witnesses in skeletons case
The Lincoln County Grant Jury in Arkansas moves into its sixth day of hearings on the Cummins Prison skeletons matter with 20 additional witnesses scheduled to testify. The panel has heard 60 witnesses and subpoenaed more, including inmates from Cummins and Tucker Prison Farm, three former inmates, Penitentiary Board Chairman John Haley, and Walter Regabar.
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Star City
Ark
Lincoln County Grant
Cummins Prison
Grand Jury
Aine
Cummins
Tucker Prison Farm
Penitentiary Board
John Haley
Little Hock
Walter Regabar
New York Times
Robert van Winkle
Elwin Barron Jr
Little Rock
Howard Chatnver
Criminal Investigation Division
The
State Police
Montay
Car Damaged in Downtown Elm Street Accident
A collision on Elm Street involved driver Jack Atkins whose car scraped a parked vehicle, causing heavy damage to Atkins’s car and minor damage to the parked car. A passing truck crowded the street. no charges were filed per Officer Johnson.
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Elm Street
Jack Atkins
Glendon Huckabees
Atkins
Johnson
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