Star begins offset color printing in Southwest
Del Rio News-Herald and Waxahachie Light visitors view The Star's 20 page Fairchild News King 475 rotary offset press. The Star reports on-time publication for three weeks, solving local picture printing with a double-negative system and planning one color ads before full four color process images.
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Arkansas
Mississippi
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Southwest
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Brimmer Chosen for Fed Board Will Steward Monetary Debate
President Johnson named Andrew J. Brimmer to a 14 year term on the Federal Reserve Board. Brimmer, a former college professor and assistant secretary of commerce for economic affairs, said he will stay out of the monetary policy debate and assess issues with a clear head. He would be the first Black member on the board, replacing C. Canaby Balderston, whose term expired. Brimmer avoided taking a stance on tight versus easy money, emphasizing moderation and independence from the board’s internal disputes.
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Johnson
Brimmer
Senate
C. Canaby Balderston
Balderston
Federal Reserve
Gls Beat Off Red Attacks in Fierce Fighting
In a fierce clash around Vo Xu refugee resettlement area 75 miles northeast of Saigon 470 South Vietnamese troops beat back an estimated 900 to 1,000 Viet Cong attackers aided by air strikes and artillery. At least 20 Viet Cong and moderate government casualties were reported with the area reclaimed by government forces. Separate reports note Viet Cong losses along the coast and in Quang Tri, while the U.S. 7th Fleet boated shelling support and SAC bombers targeted Kontum Province.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
New Life
Vo Xu
Binh Tuy
U.S. 174Rd Airborne
Peratins
Quang Tri
North Viet Nam
U.S
7Th Fleet
Strategic Air Command
Kontum Province
Laos
Planes tires burst on landing injure none Congressmen aboard
A National Airlines Super-Electra arriving in Jacksonville Florida had four tires burst during landing. No injuries were reported. Capt Jin Miller kept control as the nose wheel caught fire. The three congressmen Arnald Olsen D Mont Dominick Daniel DN and Edward J Gurney R Fla were among the passengers en route from misti to Washington. They were transferred to other flights.
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Jacksonville Municipal Airport
Jin Miller
Arnald Olsen
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Dominick
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Edward J. Gurney
Misti
Washington
Labor Brings Up Another Sore Point
AP report from Miami Beach on AFL-CIO leaders and White House talks over Johnson antistrike proposals. Meany spokesmen warn antistrike legislation could curb unions power while government and labor spar over wage guidelines and minimum wage increases. Wirtz comments on inflation pressure and a possible compromise path for the federal minimum.
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Miami Beach
Fla
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White House
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Labor Department
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Aplcio
W. Willard Wirtz
Chickenhawk in Its Appearance in Vietnam War Debate
In Washington AP style notes a new political nickname emerges as Sen Lee Meteau of Montana declares I am a chickenhawk. He calls for U S victory in Vietnam while opposing broader involvement in Cambodia and war with China.
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Sen
Lee Meteau
Mont
Viet Nam
United States
Cambodia
Nasser Seeks Soviet Equipment To Deter Atomic Expansion
Cairo sources say President Gamal Abdel Nasser seeks Soviet weapons to deter Israel from expanding atomic capabilities. Adm Suleiman Ezzat, aboard the navy, renewed the request during a Moscow visit this month. A Soviet reply was not disclosed. Nasser warned that preventive war might be the Arab response if Israel develops atomic weapons.
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Gamal Abdel Wasser
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Israel
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Dr Sheppard Appeals to Supreme Court for Fair Trial
Dr Samuel Sheppard asks the Supreme Court to overturn his 1954 murder conviction claiming pretrial publicity tainted the jury. He seeks a new trial with additional contentions including insufficient evidence and a life sentence after 10 years served. Ohio officials argue no presumption of prejudice and no juror bias.
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Samuel Sheppard
Supreme Court Today
Cleveland
Ohio
Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Supreme Court
French Soldiers Graves Uncovered at Verdun Site
In Mintz France AP report a bulldozer grading a parking lot at World War I Verdun battleground uncovered four French soldiers remains. They appear to have died defending the line in 1917 during the battle. Bodies found on the vast battlefield where millions perished.
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Mintz
France
Foster Realtor Vincent Foster Named to Three Real Estate Committees
Hope Man on National Committee announcement by Jack Justice of Miami Beach. Vincent W. Foster, local realtor and president of Foster Realty Company, joins the Real Estate Economics and Research, License Law, and Realtors Washington committees of the National Association of Realtors. Foster has held multiple past leadership roles in Arkansas and Hope boards. Justice emphasized the committees drive ongoing progress in organized real estate through its 26 panels.
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Foster Realty Company
Natonal Association of Real Estate Boards
Jack Justice
Miami Beach
Florida
National Association
Foster
Realtors
Washington
Hope Board of Realtors
Arkansas Real Estate Association
Arkansas Real Estate Commission
Justice
Common Market meets in Brussels for Kennedy Round talks
European Community ministers from France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg begin a two day session in Brussels aiming to restart Kennedy Round talks to cut tariffs in half. De Gaulle remains wary of expanded European power while Britain’s entry remains uncertain.
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Belgium
Europe
John F. Kennedy
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
de Gaulle
United States
Geneva
United States of Europe
Senate Viet Nam showdown looms over aid and war bills
The Senate nears a showdown as administration forces push two Viet Nam bills through Foreign Relations and Armed Services. Morse may offer an amendment to recind the Gulf of Tonkin resolution, while Russell signals a strong counterproposal. Humphrey and Kennedy clash over Viet Cong role in South Viet Nam’s future government.
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Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gulf of Tonkin
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Russell
Hubert H. Hemphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Humphrey
ABC
Humphry
Second French minister arrives in Tahiti to inspect tests
Tahiti report says Pierre Ismione, minister for overseas territories, arrived after Defense Minister Pierre Messmer as France plans possible hydrogen bomb tests in the southwest Pacific. No dates given for detonation. observers expect late this year or early next.
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Tahiti
Vranve
Southwest Pacific
Pierre Ismione
Munis
Defense
Pierre Messmer
France
Four Killed in Lewisville Wreck Near Stamps
A single-vehicle crash near Stamps left four dead after the car left a bridge and plunged into water two miles west of Stamps. Victims identified as Howard Johnson 38 Martha Sue Johnson 28 Alfred Wilson Jr 24 all from Buckner Lafayette County and Willie Johnson 21 of Stamps.
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Stamps
Ives
P.m. Mrnday
Dean Friend
Howard Johnson
Martha Sue Johnson
Alfred Wilson Jr
Buckner
Lafayette County
Willie Johnson
Hempstead County to receive highway aid under new Arkansas law
Hempstead County will get about 57,912 this year from highway aid payments funded by motor truck taxes. The new law, effective July 1, 1965, allocates roughly 11,005,209 nationwide to counties for roads and streets based on net fuel and license income, with Hempstead relying on more than 250,000 trucks serving Arkansas' economy.
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Arkansas
Hempstead
Gerald Tweedy
Springdale
Highway Department
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Woman Leaves 8000 for Dog Bege in Will
Worcester woman Laura Navarro leaves her entire estate about 8000 dollars in trust for the care comfort and support of her dog Bege. Lawyer Lucian A Manzi notes the breed is unknown and Bege was a great comfort to the deceased.
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Mass
Bege
Laura Navarro
Navarro
All Around Town notes and community updates
Air Medal awarded to Capt J C Rothwell of the 1st Infantry in Vietnam for hero ic action. Whitfield Masonic Lodge meets 7 30 pm Tuesday with all Master Masons urged to attend. Mrs W N Blake moves to Tyler Texas to work at Totta Teen Shop. daughter is Margaret Troutman, granddaughter Tandy. Choral Club of Friday Music Club performs for Philhar monic Music Club of Philadelphia tonight. The Star published AP feature on American GI in Vietnam helping civilians. Henderson and Hope area youths win letters. Miss Henderson pageant March 1 with Alpha Sigma Tau entry Jan Gaines among finalists. Finis Odom rumored to run for County Judge. Dixieland show on Channel 6 tonight at 7. Sharon Powell, 4, undergoes surgery at Baptist Medical Hospital in Little Rock. Mardy Wi sent to her.
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Haynes Bros
Tyler
Tex
Margaret Troutman
Tandy
Blake
Totta
Barbara Jan Gaines
James Gaines
Hope
Miss Henderson
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Future Techers
Library
Jan
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Sharon Powell
Wentell Powell
Baptist Medical Hospital
Latte Rock
Dear AQ
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County Votes Tuesday on Plant Bonds
Hempstead voters decide on a $222,000 bond to build a 41 600 square foot plant expansion for Standard Generator Co a Missouri Research Labs subsidiary in Hempstead County The bond uses a 1 mills levy with default provisions the plant would add 50 to 75 workers and the election runs 8 00 am to 6 30 pm at numerous polling stations across Hempstead County
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Standard Generator Company
Hempstead County
West Avenue B
Standard Generator Co
Missouri Research Laboratories Inc
St. Louis
Proving Ground
Delight Egg Farms
Hope Hggland
Arkansas
Hapa
Tel-E-Tex Oil Company
Contractors Ready 5000 Workers for Arkansas Plan Bulldozer
A contractors' group announced 5,000 skilled workers and 3,456 pieces of equipment are prepared to aid Arkansas in disaster recovery. Leo F. Kirby of the Arkansas Chapter of the AGC of America spoke for the effort named Arkansas Plan Bulldozer, drawing personnel from the state Highway Department and association members.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Leo F. Kirby
The
Association of General Contractors of America
Arkansas Plan
State Highway Department
Pearson appoints ten to Canadian Senate in major move
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson appoints ten new senators, the largest batch since 1955. Nine are Liberals and the tenth, Dr Norman A. MacKenzie, is a constitutional law expert and former president of the Universities of New Brunswick and British Columbia.
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APJ
Lester B. Pearson
Senate
Pearsons Liberal Party
Norman A. MacKenzie
New Brunswick
British Columbia
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