Applause and print color chase in Chicago arts scene
A fragmented note reflects on Our Daily Bread and Athletican Progs praising The Star for printing excellence. It discusses a delayed 12 color process run, tech limits, and Dor sey Biggs praise, then shifts to spring martins arriving early and advice to clean martin houses to welcome them while avoiding sparrows.
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Athletican Progs
Graphic Arts Magazine of
Chicago
Star
Florida
Dorsey Biggs
Atlanta
Hope Star
Biggs
South America
C. F. Lloyd
Old Highway 67
Students Raid Moonshiners in Georgia War Effort
VALDOSTA Georgia AP reports Valdosta State College students who participated in a liquor raid are aiding the state war on moonshine. The students joined authorities in confiscating illegal liquor, reflecting campus involvement in a public safety effort.
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Valdosta, Ga
Valdosta State College
Georsia
Rain and Snow Forecast Hits Arkansas Through Thursday
The Weather Bureau predicts rain and some snow as a cold front moves southward into Arkansas with a weak high pressure system. Snow is expected in the north while temperatures drop statewide, with Arkansas rainfall totals and thermometers noted from Fayetteville to Texarkana and Little Rock.
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Arkansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Fayette
Fort Smith
Memphis
Texarkana
Little Rock
Laws
Fayetteville
Walnut Ridge
Use of Guard Units to Halt Riots Could Cost 77 Million
Soviet ships harassed U S vessels off Korea after the Pueblo seizure. Unreported incidents included near misses as destroyers and intelligence ships entered U S formations. The joint Krieg buildup eased as both nations scaled back naval presence in the Sea of Japan.
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U.S
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Rowan
Kapitan Vyselbokay
Korea
Vietnam
Birthday Remarks That Dismay a Woman Over 29 and Man Over 39
A light, humorous column by Hal Boyle and Gaylord Shaw mocks aging in birthday wishes. It weaves jokes about women over 29 and men over 39 with wry office-verse, social finance jabs, and aging quips, recalling office rituals and retirement fears.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Marge
Harry
Overhaul of Draft System is Proposed
Senator Kennedy urges a complete overhaul of the Selective Service Act including a draft lottery to curb deaths in Vietnam. He favors younger inductees and a deterrent system for students, proposing random selection and four year deferments for students in colleges and certain programs. Senator Case backs lottery or random selection and younger induction. A bill with disputed provisions from last year is reintroduced.
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Edwin B.harkinson
Associated Brees
Washington
Rawird M. Kennedy
Vietnam
Massachusetts Democrat
Senate
San
Clifford P. Case
Johnson
Kennedy
Congress
Negro Gains Runoff in Mississippi
Charles Evers led the Mississippi congressional race with about 30 percent, edging Charles Griffin to force a March 12 runoff. White conservatives split six ways behind Bodron Watkins Pigott Perkins and Thompson, boosting turnout to about 115,000 as Griffin urged unity for a Griffin victory.
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Bysjames
Mississippi
Griffin
Ellis Bodron
Vicksburg
Troy Watkins
Natchez
Dist
Evers
Wiliiams
Charles Griffin
Blevins Jr Class Plans Pageant
The Junior Class of Blevins High School sponsors a Queen and Princess Bee Beauty Pageant on Friday March 1 at 7:30 pm in the High School Gymnasium. Contestants range from 1st to 12th grade with named participants from both high school and elementary levels. The Blues Foundation from Prescott will perform. admission is 35 cents for children and 75 cents for adults.
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Blevins High School
Hig School
Carol Walters
Cathy Montgomery
Clydis Brow
Janice Hugg
Nancy Clena Denea
Patsy Thurswan
Sue Montgomery
Vireginia McLain
Die Ane Honea
Pam Campbell
Pegeynds
Kelly Cathe Sy
Elaine Fulton
Blues Foundation
Prescott
Admissog
South Vietnam war shelling raises renewed attack fears
Viet Cong shelling Bien Hoa air base and other installations renews concern of a fresh push toward Saigon. U S officials express disappointment at Saigon’s failure to launch rapid follow up strikes after Viet Cong losses. Senate Foreign Relations eyes stronger congressional control over future military deployments. Gulf hearings halt. International reports say Soviet ships harassed U S vessels off Korea after the Pueblo seizure. A Cuban lifeboat asylum bid is stopped near Norfolk, Coast Guard says. House of Commons backs a bill to restrict colored immigration to Britain.
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South Vietnam
AP News Digest
Vietnam
Saigon
Bien Hoa
Senate Foreign. Relations Committee
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S. Navy
Korea
Rama
United States
Norfolk
Coast Guard
House of Commons
Britain
Consolidation of East and West Las Vegas Adopted
Residents of East Las Vegas voted 1,074 to 466 for the consolidation while West Las Vegas backed it 1,066 to 75. The measure carried in all precincts, uniting the two municipalities divided by the Galligas River and years of political differences.
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Las Vegas
Galligas
East Las Ve
Vietnam War Update Warns of New Communist Phase
U S officials are disappointed by South Vietnam’s slow follow up against Viet Cong forces. The VC operate across much of rural South Vietnam recruiting, training and reorganizing for further offensives. Johnson administration privately worries about delaying any new US troop deployment while Westmoreland and the president assert early defeats. The latest phase presses rural security and pacification networks as VC rebuild strength and remain vulnerable to South Vietnamese action.
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Washington
U.S
South Vietnam
Johnson
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
William C. Westmoreland
Saigon
McCaskill Native Named Arkansas State Police Director
Scott Heath of Camden, a longtime FBI veteran and Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy instructor, was named State Police director by Gov. Rockefeller. He brings 28 years with the FBI, and has served as resident agent in Camden. The former director Cal Miller plans retirement this week following the Supreme Court ruling on December.
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Trock
Deta Heath
Scott
Camden
Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy
Winthrop Rockefeller
FBI
Agency
McCaskill
Hempstead County
Hasved
Arkansas
Col
Cal Miller
Miller
Lynn A. Davis
Arkansas Supreme Court
Education News raises across Arkansas districts 1967-68
Arkansas Education Newsmagazine notes raises for teachers in Hempstead County and others. Blevins, Hope, Patmos, Saratoga, Spring Hill, Washington and more receive increases ranging from about 3597 to 863. Nevada County districts like Bode can and Cale, Central, Emmet, Oak Grove, Prescott, Willisville report boosts from 473 to 9686 dollars. Lafayette and Howard counties show gains from 471 to 787 dollars, while Dierks, Mineral Springs, Nashville and No. Howard area schools post raises. Corrupted lines reference a pulpwood contract, adult sewing classes, a Blue & Gold Banquet, Safeway store opening delay, Leap Year party, and a car wreck near New Orleans with injured parents.
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Arkansas Education Newsmagazine
Hempstead
Blevins
Hope
Patmos
Saratoga
Spring Hill
Washington
Nevada County
Bodecan
Cale
Central
Emmet
Oak Grove
Prescott
Willisville
Lafayette County
Bradley
Lawersville
Stamps
Howard County
Dierks
Mineral Springs
Nashe Ie
Howard Co
Four Thousand More U S Troops Deployed To Vietnam
U S paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division arrive in Vietnam to bolster defenses amid North Vietnamese pressure near Khe Sanh. The move adds to Johnson’s call for about 28 000 troops, with 80 percent veterans. The Americal and other divisions will gain strength as more units shift toward the northern frontier.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
APY
U.S
Gand
Vietnam
Artivals
B2nd
Lrd
President Johnson
United States
William C. Wentmoreland
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Earle Gi. Wheeler
U.S. Jolnt Chiefs of Staff
West
Air Cavalry Division
101St Airboma Division
Quang Tri
Thiên
Demilitarized Zone
da Nang
Youth Talent Show Here Friday Night at Hope High
The Up, Up, and Away talent show will be held Friday at 7 00 p m in Hope High School with guest Milas Arkansas singer Sharon Evans, in a fund raising drive for a new recreation center for Hope youths. Local students lead the effort, presenting to civic groups and the city board to gain backing, while journalism students sell tickets.
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Hope High School
Milas Arkansas
Sharon Evans
North Little Rock
Parks and Recreation
Susan McCain
Stephen Councilice
Come ‘Ey
B. B. McPherson
Dennis Peddie
McDowell Turner
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Washburn
Martin Report
Frank Cormier
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Gen
Wheeler
Mark Stephens
Harold Stephens
George
Shipley Studio
Frazier
Mark
Herbert Stephens
Felow
Gaylord Shaw
Pentagon
Presidential
Congress Fort
Newark
Detroit
Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
RM. Williams
Army
Williams
Blevins Jr
The
Ansley Gilbert
G &5 Manufacturing Co
Nekoogae Edwards Paper Co
Ashdown
Gilbert
Dee
Mr. Gilbert
Adul
Ame Economica
Joe Harmon
Gub Scout Pack
Safeway
Son
James Aryterbury
New Orleans
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