New offset printing breakthrough shown in Star shop
The Star showcases a new offset printing machine that speeds up proofs and cuts costs. Eastman Kodak technicians Robert A. Buchanan Fred R. Spears and Gordon I. Price install the device, hailed as a 20th century advance unseen globally until now.
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Johnson flexible wage guidelines under scrutiny
AP reports President Johnson’s wage-price guidelines can be rigid or flexible. The article notes steel and aluminum sectors show how productivity growth guides allowed price adjustments, with steel frictions and aluminum gains illustrating the limits and leeway of White House policy in curbing inflation while preserving economic strength.
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Gardner Jey
Winthrop Rockefeller files as Republican candidate for governor
Winthrop Rockefeller filed as a Republican candidate for governor in Arkansas. He outlined three goals education jobs and roads and highways. He noted his 1964 44 percent vote and said he would avoid responding to wild charges.
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Breakfast Cost Almost $100 In Springville
SPRINGVILLE Utah AP Jean Wightman reported her crunchy breakfast cost nearly 100 dollars as she praised the meal's extra crackle. A few bites proved tough but she kept chewing and moving on despite the price.
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Texarkanian Seeks Seat Harris Quit
Texarkana attorney Richard S. Arnold announced his bid for Congress in the 4th District when Oren Harris retires. Speaking to a civic club in Pine Bluff, he urged temperate and informed criticism of the Supreme Court, warning against labeling justices or decisions as Communist or atheistic. Arnold, a former law clerk to Justice Brennan, said the court is fallible like any human institution.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Oren Harris
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William J. Brennan Jr
Memories as Castles in Spain By Hal Boyle
New York AP essay notes memory as personal fortress with no rents or mortgages. It reflects on aging, domestic life, and old city scenes from Manhattan, contrasting vanished norms with present comforts and social quirks. The piece recalls childhood rites, bankers, fairs, and small town habits, mixed with vivid, imperfect nostalgia.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Spain
Manhattan
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Changes in 1st National Personnel
Thomas E. Hays Jr announces two changes at First National Bank of Hope effective January 1. Ray Lawrence 46 becomes director and Charles E Sharpe Jr 24 named assistant cashier. Lawrence joined last October after roles with Hope Chamber of Commerce Nashville Production Credit Association and livestock business. Sharpe a Texarkana native and University of Arkansas graduate linked to Lions Club and Alumni Association. First National Bank founded 2024, assets exceed 13 million, 19 employees.
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First National Bank of Hope
Ray Lawrence
Charles E. Sharpe, Jr
Lawrence
Texas
First National
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Nashville Production Credit Association
Commerce
East Texas State College
Hope Rotary Club
Nashville Rotary Club
First Baptist Church of Hope
Roxie Sutton
Sharpe
Texarkana
University of Arkansas’ School of Business Administration
Sigma Alpha Epsile
Southwest Arkansas
University of Arkansas Alumni Asealation
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Hope Lions Club
Diane Hirod
First National Bank
Governor Faubus Face Dictatorial Control Critique
Sam Boyce of Newport says Gov. Orval Faubus has spent one year in office under rugged dictatorial control of state government. He claims political ostracism and economic reprisals suppress opposition. Boyce describes Faubus administration as insulated by the few for the few.
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Sam Boyce
Newport
Orvald Faubus
Faubus
Boyce
Direct U S Hanoi contact tested by congressional panel
A congressional panel in Washington scheduled to question direct U S diplomatic contact with Hanoi as CIA chief briefs a joint subcommittee on Viet Nam. Secretary of State Rusk to brief House Foreign Affairs, Moyers cited the new contact and a brief exchange with a Hanoi envoy about peace terms.
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Billi D. Moyers
Hanoi
Viet Nam
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Burinst
Moyers
Saat
White House
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Mansfield
Senate
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Everet M. Dirksen
Activity on Saturn 1B Revived at Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy AP report notes Saturn launch complex 34 renovation for Saturn 1B testing after the 1963 Saturn 1 flight. NASA invested about $7.5 million, with related activity at Saturn complex 37 and a new unmanned Saturn 1B test carrying an Apollo spacecraft. If successful, astronauts may fly an Apollo on a Saturn 1B by 1967.
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Shastri Dies of Heart Attack in Tashkent
India's prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri died at 61 in Tashkent after signing a peace pact with Pakistan. Gulzarilal Nanda pledged to carry through the agreement, with national and international leaders praising his statesmanship as his funeral plans moved forward.
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Viet Nam and world briefings in AP News Digest
A congressional panel plans to question CIA Director Raborn about direct U S diplomatic contact while ambushes troops destroy Viet Cong installations with mixed success. Nuns in Viet Nam regain a car from the U S 1st Cavalry. In INDIA, Shastri’s state funeral follows the Tashkent accord. Mayor Lindsay seeks new transit crisis solutions. Georgia bars Rep elect Bond over anti draft stance. A civil rights leader’s home and store burned in Miss. London fashion notes favor short hair for American women and brighter color schemes. An Arkansas German firm builds a 5 million experimental reactor near Fayetteville. Lee Ward, Jonesboro politician, downplays silent vote memories from 1958.
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Ambie Tuntat
Viet Nam
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New York City
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London
Fayetteville
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Jonesboro
Tuskegee Council to Study Segregation Proposal
Tuskegee Alabama city council meets to study a proposed ordinance to end segregation in public accommodations. A Tuskegee Institute faculty group read its version detailing desegregation of service stations bus stations stores restaurants motels private clubs and recreation areas. The proposal includes a 100 dollar fine and a 90 day business closure for violations.
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Paul L. Puryear
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Two Designs Highlight New York Interiors Focus
The Sunday Arkansas Gazette profiles two young interior designers in New York, Jack and Jim Hendrix, twin sons of Mrs. Hendrix of Hope. Jack is Associate Decorating Editor at House Beautiful, Jim a Senior Associate at William Pahlmann Associates.
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Willaim Pahlmann
New York
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Jim Hendrix
R. L. Hendrix
Hope
House Beautiful Magazine
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William Pahlmann Associates
Viet Cong Foe Overrun Fails to Halt Big U S Offensive
In Viet Nam near Saigon and in the central highlands, large U S and Australian forces pressed Operation Crimp. Despite killing dozens and capturing prisoners, guerrilla forces largely escaped into jungle as U S officers blamed the outcome on elusive enemy withdrawals. Paratroopers and infantry reported several clashes, with casualties on both sides and tunnels found containing supplies.
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