Berkey Four Color System Draws National Attention
Hope Ark paper details purchase of Berkey Direct Screen System for four color printing. Describes models owned by Cowles family outfit, Chicago Trade, and The Star, with testing by Berkey and Eastman Kodak experts. Notes machine automates color separation, pressures to verify color accuracy, and outlines equipment and upcoming demonstrations.
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Berkey
Azine
Cowles
DesMoines Register & Tribune
Suffolk Sun
Deer Park
L. I
the Star
Chicago Trabe
Berkey Technical Corp
Vera
Rself
Garid Co
Little Rock
Chicago
East
Kodak Co
Calwill
Pris
Snowstorm Sweeps Across West and Plains
A severe snowstorm with strong winds and drifting snow moved from Montana and northern Arizona across the Rockies into the Great Lakes region, with heavy accumulations in mountains and Dakotas. Weather warnings covered Utah to Minnesota, while temps plunged below zero in many areas and travel slowed or halted as planes delayed at Salt Lake City.
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Associated Press
Plains
Midwest
Montana
Arizona
Rockies
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Utah
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Lower
Michigan
Indiana
Dakotas
Rapid City
S.D
Williston
N.D
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Kaho
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Continental Divide
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Appalachians
Binghamton
N.Y
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California
Southland
Mercury
Atlanta
Phoenix
Ariz
Lewistown
Mont
Brownsville
Tex
Western Union
UA Student Dies in Crash Near Winslow
Jayetteville Arkansas AP report shows Terry Cadenhead a 22 year old University of Arkansas student from Shreveport Louisiana died in a Thursday car truck collision on Arkansas 71 near Winslow. Passenger Jean Olvey 18 from Shreveport was not seriously hurt. Truck driver George Rutherford 44 of Fort Smith was uninjured.
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Jayetteville, Ark
Terry Cadenhead
Shreveport
University of Arkansas
Arkansas 71
Winslow
Jean Olvey
Cadenhead
George Rutherford
Fort Smith
Indications Are No Tax Increase
Washington AP reports growing signs President Johnson may not seek a tax increase now to fund the Vietnam war. Officials say a wait and see stance could persist, watching economy and budget figures month to month. Johnson has not yet decided, while Congress plans for a session assuming no tax boost request.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Arkansas grants 25 year lease for Dardanelle Park areas
The Arkansas Publicity and Parks Commission has secured a 25 year lease from the Army Engineers for three public use areas in the downstream end of Dardanelle Reservoir. The Russellville Duke and Dardanelle areas will join the state parks system and include all improvements made there.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Pubicity and Parks Commission
Dardanelle Reservoir
Army Engineers
Russellville
Duke and
Dardanelle
U S Downs Two More Enemy MIGs
U S Air Force pilots downed two more MIG21s over North Vietnam bringing this week’s total to nine. No American aircraft were lost though a Phantom jet went down near Hanoi, with both crew rescued. In the ground war, Vietnamese forces reported several Viet Cong losses and Ky said peace talks were nearing.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Asia
Air Force
Hanoi
South
Mekong
Nguyen Cao Ky
Politicians Seek Formula for Powell Mess in Congress
Washington AP reports House Speaker McCormack works to resolve Democratic rifts over Rep. Adam Clayton Powell and Rules Committee leadership. Liberal Democrats pressure Powell to stand aside and block Colmer from chairing. Bolling moves to strip seniority, shifting chairmanship to Madden if Colmer loses.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
Adam Clayton Powell
Rules Committee
Lionel van Deerlin
California
Powell
William M. Colemer
D-Miss
Richard Bolling
Colmer
Education and Labor Committee
van Deerlin
McCormack
New York
Monsday
House Democrats
Georgia
Ben Blackburn
James A. Mackay
Democratic Study Group
Carl B. Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
Bolling
Missouri
Washington House
John McCormack
Arthur Sylvester
Pentagon
Johnson
Peter Hurd
Smithsonian Institution
666 Killed on State Highways
Hers man E. Lindsey, director of the State Police, said Thursday a record 666 persons were reported killed in traffic accidents last year, 26 more than the previous high in 1964. Lindsey noted a decline in holiday traffic deaths, with 32 lives lost in the Dec. 22 to Jan. 2 period of 1965 versus 20 in the same period last year.
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Little Rock
Hersman E. Lindsey
State Police
Lindsey
Rusk Says U S Ready for Talks with North Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk stated in a seven page letter that the United States is ready to meet North Vietnamese representatives to negotiate a just settlement to the war. He affirmed Viet Cong could present views in serious negotiations but rejected making the National Liberation Front sole spokesman for South Vietnam.
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Washington
Secetary
Dean Rusk
United States
North Vietnam
Rusk
U.S
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
North Carolina
DemocRat Club to Hear Ex-Governor
Hempstead County Democratic Club schedules its first public meeting a 6 30 p m Tuesday January 17 a dinner event with former Governor Sidney S McMath of Little Rock the Marine Corps Lieutenant General discusses his Vietnam trip aided by maps and visuals the program deemed non partisan and open to all citizens Donal Parker is president Norman Smith secretary treasurer more details to follow
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Hempstead County Democratic Club
Sidney S. McMath
Little Rock
Vietnam
McMath
Marine Corp
Thse
General McMath
Donal Parker
Hope
Democratic Club
Norman Smith
Parker
Montgomery Heads Farm Bureau Drive
Ralph Montgomery was elected Hempstead County Farm Bureau Membership Chairman at the organization’s board meeting held Thursday night January 5. Lese tey Kent announced the membership drive would begin February 6. Warren Butler chaired the National Affairs Committee with Mary Spates Dorothy McKillip Finis Owdom Moss Rowe and Bill Schools ey among members. Autrey Wilson was chosen chairman of the Legislative Committee with James Walker Vernon Brown Howard Reece B.C. Webb and Ralph Montgomery also named on the committee.
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Ralph Montgomery
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Lese Tey Kent
Warren Butler
Mary Spates
Dorothy McKillip
Finis Owdom
Moss Rowe
Bill Schoolsey
Autrey Wilson
James Walker
Vernon Brown
Howard Reece
B.C. Webb
De Escalation Demand Drives Halt to Bombing Talks
The United States demands assurances of Communist de escalation as the price for halting bombing of North Vietnam. Saigon leader Ky says talks near but not dated. State Department reiterates readiness to discuss with North Vietnam under any conditions. Multiple domestic items follow including strikes, trials, and public notices.
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Washington
United States
North Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
State Department
U.S
Hanoi
Paris
Mat van Bo
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Vietnam
Mystery Surrounds Spa Death in Hot Springs
Authorities probe the death of 60 year old Gladys Johnson Lippard found in disarray in her Hot Springs home. Her mutilated body showed a missing right foot a broken back and shoulder and severe leg injury. police say she was dead for several days.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Gladys Johnson Lippard
Hot Springs
Faubus Commutes Turner's Life Sentence to 35 Years
M L Turner of Camden, once facing the electric chair, becomes eligible for parole after Gov. Faubus commuted his life term to 35 years. Turner, 61, was convicted of first degree murder on June 21, 1954 for shooting Lloyd Squires in Camden on April 14, 1954. The commutation followed a Board of Pardons and Paroles recommendation and input from local officials and a circuit judge.
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Little Rock
M. L
Bill) Turner
Camden
Orval Faubus
Turner
Faubus
Lloyd Squires
North Little Rock
Birthday calendar sale funds Methodist Work Camp
All Around Town notes that Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a March sale of a birthday calendar listing names for 50 cents per home. A 12 page calendar may cost $1. Funds aim to send MYF members to a Methodist Work Camp next summer possibly an Indian mission. Contact Mrs. Joe Watkins or Lins on O’Neal this weekend to place names. Page also lists Patmos PTA meeting and local community notices including optometry office move, a fitness program for women, a town store reopening, radiothon for Christmas fire victims, and local Angus bull trades. Public invited to the Bowling League event at Gaslite Bowl in Emmet.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
MYF
Joe Watkins
Linson O'Neal
North Vietnam keeps four point stance in peace talks
Tokyo AP reports Hanoi’s radio repeats Premier Pham Van Dong’s four point basis for settlement. The broadcast claims Dong told Harrison Salisbury the four points are a basis to settle Vietnam problems. The statement suggests possible shifts but offers no clear path to negotiations.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
Pham van Dong
Hanoi
Harrison E. Salisbury
New York Times
Vietnam News Agency
Harrison Salisbury
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam
Dong
Hope Announces 362095 Planned Improvements Bid Totals
Bids opened January 5 for Hope Industrial Area water street and sewer improvements to serve Red River Technical School. Forsgren Construction low on water at 150201.52, Worth James low on sewer at 27068.79, Calvin Carter low on street at 184825.00. Total bids 362095.31, EDA grant 200000, local matching funds pledged.
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Hope
Red River Technical School
Forsgren Construction Company, Inc
Fort Smith
Worth James Construction Company
Little Rock
George T. Cook
Economic Developement Administration
Economic Development Administration
UA Told to Integrate Dormitories
Fayetteville Arkansas AP The Memphis staff of the U S Commission on Civil Rights has been informed of charges that the University of Arkansas has not desegregated rooms in dormitories that have been integrated It was reported Thursday Ted Lamb of Little Rock whose term as chairman of the Arkansas advisory committee to the commission expired Saturday said he informed the commission of the charges brought by the universitys chapter of the Council on Human Relations an organization composed mostly of students.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Memphis
U. S. Commission On Civil Rights
University of Arkansas
Ted Lamb
Little Rock
Arkansas Advisory Committee
Council On Hurman Relations
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Democrat Club
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Farm Bureau
AP News Digest
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Boston
Pretty Little Dolls
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Emmett Thompson
Lloyd Guerin
Conway
Jewel Moore Jr
Moore Bros
Downstown
KXAR
Robert Coulter
Freedas Angus Farms
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E. J. Hinton
Blevins
American Angus Association
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