Letter about Frideric Remington exhibit at Norton Art Gallery
A reader praises the Star’s Art Gallery page on Frideric Remington and recounts a visit to the R. W. Norton Art Gallery in Shreveport. It notes the gallery’s location on Creswell Avenue, hours, and a suggested Sunday drive. Signed by Mrs Lex Helms Jr, dated June 14, 1969, City.
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the Star
Frideric Remington
R.W. Norton
Shreveport
Creswell Avenue
Johnson
Lex Helms JR
Obituaries and notices from Hicks Funeral Home
Obituary notices for Odessa Martin Davis who died January 13 1969 and Calvin Williamson with services in Arkansas January 17 and 18 1969. Graveside service for Nelle Mae and Tracy Marie Muldrew from the January 14 fire will be held January 17 at Antioch Cemetery.
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Odessa Martin Davis
Free Church of God In Christ
Ozan
Arkansas
Berks Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Calvin Williamson
St. Paul C.M.E
Washington
Mt. Marich Cemetery
Little Nelle Mae
Tracy Marie Muldrew
Antioch Cemetery
Bridge Hand Sparks Debate in The Bridge World
A Bridge World page of theoretical discussion follows a hand from Oswald Jacoby. East should play spades from queen jack ten eight, while South aims for a six heart slam. The piece notes East’s best lead sequence and outlines South’s optimal play, ending with a clubbing practical question and a Kiwanis club mention.
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Bridge World Magazine
East
North
South
West
Bridge World
Nixon at Work on Inaugural in Florida Hideaway
President elect Nixon worked on his inaugural address in privacy at his Florida hideaway with help from Rose Mary Woods and Raymond K. Price. Press aide Bruce Welihan said Nixon would not comment on President Johnson's budget and had no remarks for the press. He spoke by phone with Johnson for about 40 minutes Tuesday night.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Florida
Bruce Whelmhan
Rose Mary Woods
Raymond K. Price
Nigen
Johnson
Congress
Welihan
Ohnson
Nix
AP Strike Ends as UTW Guild Votes Return to Work
United Telegraph Workers members will resume work at Associated Press bureaus nationwide after the guild voted on a new management proposal. The settlement includes a 37 1/2 hour work week, eight holidays, and a cost of living allowance, with the guild council still seeking modifications.
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New York
United Telegraph Workers Union
Associated Press
Wire Service Guild
UTW
Washington
George J. Kleinman
Associated Press Division 14
United Telegraph Workers
Guild
Walter A. Maggioto
Federal Mediation and Cofeitation Service
Recession Likely at War's End
A cabinet level report to President Johnson warns of a possible recession when the Vietnam war ends and urges an action plan. It notes a projected cent increase in 1971 and outlines changes to hospitalization benefits and vacation time for workers. The piece also covers labor union proposals and AP’s stance on newsroom unionization.
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Spencer Davis
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Johnson
United States
Congress
Guild
Wes Gallagher
Reading
Economics Report Sees Peace Transition By 1971
A Cabinet committee report warns of deflationary pressures after Vietnam War and calls for a rapid shift to peace economy. It estimates peace could begin by July 1971 with a 10 percent income tax cut to offset recessions, and urges speeding spending on high priority projects to cushion the transition. Endorsed by Defense Secretary Clark Clifford and other top officials, the study notes prosperity can grow without heavy defense spending.
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Vietnam
White House
Cabinet-7
Defense
Clark Clifford
Treasury
President's Council of Economic Advisers
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Ester Hicks
By Oswald
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Bribg South
Anner
Pamorre
Hope Kiwanis Club
George Frazier
Gordon Renshaw
Autry Wilson
Jim Sewell
James H. Pilkinton
Gor
Don Renshaw
Charles Tarpley
Ben Edwards
Jorge Nassar
Tom White
Charles Yarbrough
Prescott
Spencer Holt
Arkadelphia
Europe
Henry Haynes
Star
Discount Center
Grady
Gibson’s
Gibson
Tucker Plastic
Gibson’ S
Silicone Ironing Board
Hoover
Gibson's
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