Martins Arrive Late in North Arkansas Flight
A Nashville News reprint notes unemployment compensation critique, while a Martins Watch column reports purple martins first arriving Feb 10 at Kenneth Cox’s Fulton house and Feb 19 at J S Draper’s station. Editor warns readers to clean boxes. no sparrow nests tolerated. Also mentions Hope Arkadelphia game photos shot on Eastman No 2475 film, highlighting speed and processing quirks.
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Louis Graves
Nashville News
Washington
Kenneth Cox
Fulton
J. S. Draper
Texas Hastern
Bodean
South America
Hope- Arkadelphia
Jones Field House
America
Eastman
Tri-X
Houdini
Weekend Viet Nam debate roils U.S. policy leaders
The Associated Press reports a global week of Viet Nam debate with Kennedy urging talks including some Communists, Bundy Ball and Aiken resisting, Humphrey critiquing a coalition idea, and China condemning U.S. threats. In Saigon the war continued as rhetoric thickened.
Promotions and local notices fill Hope area pages
Lyndal Bo Thomas of 7th Army IG Section in Stuttgart was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. Mesma Thomas of Guernsey and Yyenn Balland of Georgia are the parents to Lyndaje. Also listed: intern cohort at Southern State college, local club notes, law enforcement and veterans club postings, hospital surgery for J. McDowell, and upcoming camp plans at Albert Pike. Police report two accidents with one citation for a running red light.
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Lyndal Bo’ ‘Thomas
7Th Army
Stuttgart
Germany
Mesma Thomas
Guernsey
Yyenn Balland
Georgia
Lyndaje
Southern State
Patried Davis
Davide Daivis
Hervey
Hope
Clynter
Tan Beta Semi
Naanual
Servyng
Dalapa Club
Fine Arta Group
Arkansas Intercollegiate
New Saturn Makes Its Bid Web
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The 22 story Saturn 1B rocket the most powerful built by the United States makes its launching debut Wednesday as Project Apollo s first step on the long trip to the moon. The rocket will place an unmanned Apollo ship 300 miles into space and return it through the atmosphere at speeds up to 18000 mph. The 39 minute ballistic flight begins a series of tests before astronauts enter the Apollo for a possible moon mission by 1970. Recovery will occur when the cabin drops by parachute into the South Atlantic about 300 miles southeast of Cape Kennedy.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Apulia
South Atlantic
Chira’s Obscure Effort Mentioned in Frayed Text
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at Chira pursuing a substantial 3 ton device. The garbled lines obscure specifics, leaving only a hint of a bomb project referenced amid noisy transcription.
Sorensen Runs for Nebraska Governor Nomination
Omaha AP reports 32 year old Lt. Gov Phil Sorensen, brother of Ted Sorensen, announces bid to succeed Gov Morrison. Morrison seeks U S Senate seat held by Carl T. Curtis. Sorensen launched campaign Thursday after a prior political success two years earlier.
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Omaha
Neb
Phil Sorensen
Nebraska
Ted Sorensen
John Kennedy
Rank Morrison
Morrison
U.S
Senate
Carl T. Curtis
Sorensen
Bitter Arctic Cold Hits 14 States Across Nation
Arctic cold wave grips 14 states from Milne to Montana with seven days under zero. Deep South follows as subzero temperatures and wind driven snow blanket regions from the Ozarks to New York and Philadelphia. Frosted roads and plunging readings disrupt travel and daily routines across diverse areas.
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Associated Press
Milne
Montana
Minn
Deep South
Ozarks
Richmond Va
Mohawk Valles
Traisulil Wood
Weetport
Syracuse
Tunas
Kennedy Viet Nam plan assailed by leaders
Vice President Humphrey and South Viet Nam Prime Minister Ky condemned Kennedy set on sharing power with Communists in Saigon. They warned admitting the National Liberation Front would invite instability and danger. Bundy said administration rejects Communist inclusion as a path to peace and favors nonrevolutionary political expression in Vietnam.
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Associated Press
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.v
Johnson
Saigon
Kenny
National Liberation Front
McGeorge Bundy
George Ball
George Aiken
R-Vt
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wellington
New Zealand
Kennedy
China
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
U.S
Viet Nam
California Democratic Council
Simon Casady
Baker Field
Casady
Jevestin
Wilson
Wilson Kremlin
United States
Viet Na
Washington
Nguyen Ky
South Viet Nam
Humphrey
Welington
Southeast Asia
Pacific
Viet Cong
New York Democrat
Foremost Plans Big Expansion in Paragould Arkansas
Foremost Dairies announced plans on Thursday to double its Paragould facilities. Manager Lester Mills outlined expansions including a large cold storage area for bulk dairy products and about 600,000 dollars in refrigeration equipment. The company currently produces a significant volume of dairy products and aims to increase capacity substantially.
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Paragould
Ark
Foremost Dairies
Tire of Paragould
Gistriet
Lester Mills
Vatipany
Switzer to File in 19th District
In a terse statement Switzer plans to file in the 19th District as a candidate. The source text is garbled with many unreadable segments but indicates intent to enter the race and mentions associated names and places in a fragmented manner.
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Switzer
Viet Nam and U S War News Digest Highlights
AP News digest notes Viet Cong supply disruption from allied operations and Ky cabinet reshuffle in Saigon. Kennedy proposes coalition government in South Viet Nam amid minimal Johnson criticism. Viet Cong mortars hit a Marine artillery unit near Da Nang. two young Americans die heroically in Vietnam. International expects Sahara highway plan to replace caravan routes. Humphrey nears Asia trip. National reports labor leaders’ stance on wage demands and state murder case updates. Leo Cherne cites Lincoln parallels in Johnson bust.
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Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Viet Nam
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
da Nang
International
Sahara
Hubert H. Humphrey
Manilla
Asia
National
W. Willard Wiltz
Johnson
Candace Messler
Melvin Lane Powers
Leo Cherne
President Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Consolidation Moves to Be Resisted in Arkansas
Rep. Ode Maddox urged rural Arkansas districts to make school consolidation a campaign issue. He spoke at the AREA meeting, where over 400 superintendents and board members discussed an initiated act to require consolidation of districts with fewer than 400 students. Maddox warned that approval could push consolidation to districts under 1,000 students and threaten county structures in coming years.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Ode Maddox
Montgomery County
Arkansas Rural Educaion Association
AREA
Jessy
Maddox
Allies Move in on Two Fronts Against Cong
American and South Vietnamese forces pressed a two front push against a Viet Cong core group of 900 to 1,000 after mortar attacks. The air war included losses of a jet bomber and two helicopters, while the Orlock fired 309 five inch shells along Quang Ngai’s coast, hitting more than 100 structures. Below the 17th parallel, two B57 bombers came under heavy ground fire. one Canberra crashed but both crews were rescued unharmed.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
7Th Fleet
Orlock
Quang Ngai
Viet Nam
17Th Parallel Frontier
J.T. Stanley
New Boston
Tex
Henry S. Jorgren
Lisbon
Conn
Canberra
da Nang
Hue
Rotarians Hear Humorist Newt Hielcher at Ladies Night
Shreveport humorist Newt Hielcher entertained Rotary Club members and guests at Town and Country on February 18. He mocked local Rotarians with witty barbs and urged support for the service club movement. Dr Lester Sifzes introduced the speaker and Rosarians. candlelight service ended with gifts for each lady.
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Newt. Hielcher
Shreveport
Rotary Club
Lester Sifzes
Reservoirs Aided by Heavy Rains
In New York water officials say reservoirs benefited from heavy weekend rains but levels are near capacity with limited room for additional storage. Normal reservoir capacity is about 74.5 percent for the date.
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York
Auto Giveaway Draw Promises Big Prizes Across Town
A promotional event by the Hope Trade Development Association plans a grand prize drawing at the old Post Office. The annual promotion features a car prize and a broad list of local sponsors including department stores, shoe shops, druggists and groceries. The draw is scheduled for Tuesday evening at 10 pm with door openings for the public and a siren signal at 8:22 am to mark the start of ticket sales and event activities.
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George Wastumetun
Hope Trade Development Association
Vt Ford
Yasir Heyistiadien
Daval
Bywds
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Hope City
Arkansas Law Enforcement Tranining Academy
Brown
Sarah Law
Sharon Kote
Suthia
Medarg
Porcine Geneeah
Bastery
Hersheron State
Poseners College
The
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Chevy Clie
Maryland
Whitfield Musame
E J. &. McDowell
St Michael's Hospital,Texarkana
Methodist Hope District
Otta ‘Puague
Texarkana
First Methodist Church
Circle
WSCS
Huger Case
Olen Overturf
Troop 9
Albert Pik
Albert Pike
Cosmopolitan Club
Mars Eddy Whitman
Hageb
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Ilamy
Don Ponder
Mes
Patsy Pool
Burke
Ponder
Ted Abt Voth
Vian Tits
Vivude Varnot Binet
Zebe Younes
Cnet
Ana Mieidlley
Ashley
Ronnie Ingram
Stan Parris
Crossett
Saturn
Chira
Nyeed
Sorensen Files
RFK
Wosse
Wehoey
Calor
Pitt
AP News Digest
Collier Partiture & Ap Nhunee
Foster’s Family
Hosnes Brothers
J A. West
Morgan & Lindsey
Scott
Ray Anderson Insurance Agency
Hope Auto Company
Rephans Department
Ladwis McScarty
Lacgrone Willums
Sears Ward & Son Drug Stuy Urescent
John Culpany
Safeway Shoes
Doby P 'Co
Gaut'ly
Okla
Hadtar Tine Supply Company
Hothe Furie Company
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