Visitors study stage by stage press production at Sulphur Springs
In Sulphur Springs the Star reports visitors from the Sulphur Springs News Telegram and Fairchild Graphic Equipment observing the offset press setup from pasteup to plate making and on press. Participants include F. W. Frailey publisher Guy Felton mechanical superintendent Eugene Wollschlager offset production engineer. The group notes the plant adoption of a new offset system and plans to clear old equipment as they move toward full operation.
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Sulphur Springs
Texas
News-Telegram
F. W. Frailey
Guy Felton
Eugene Wollschlager
Wichita
Kan
Fairchild Graphic
Fran 2Y
Pelton
Wollschlager
Fairchild
Orangeburg
D. C
Voting Rights Fate Now Up to Justices
The fate of the 1965 Voting Rights Act rests with the Supreme Court after two days of arguments. Chief Justice Warren praised both sides as states and the government defend the law’s constitutionality seeking to secure voting rights for Southern Black citizens.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
U. S
South Carolina
Daniel R. McLeod
Justice Department
California
Massachusetts
New York
McLeod
Snow Hobbles Sections of Nation
Arctic air and heavy snow disrupted travel across the country. Snow blanketed the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes while Montana faced warnings of hazardous driving as temperatures plunged in the northern Plains and upper Mississippi Valley.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Montana
Canada
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Cloudcroft
al- Biguerie
Grand Rapids
Muskegon
Mich
Lone Rock
Wis
Hibbing
Minn
Deep South
Texas
Market group fears longer EC crisis after talks
In Luxembourg AP reports Kranee and five Common Market partners fear months of crisis ahead as de Gaulle government may concede little. Delegates worry on Barchean unity after two day talks ended in French proposals seen as ultimatums. de Murville offers limited cooperation if each member keeps major questions and empowers the Commission. Ministers set to meet again on 28 29 to press for a deal. outcome hinges on France's stance.
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Luxembourg
Kranee
European Economic Community
Amluss
Charles de Gaulle
Ventive Commission
de Gale
Dan
Cou de Marvile
Promice Dierre Werner
Larsemborrg
OSU
Arkansas Tax Tables Under Review for Withholding Errors
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Revenue Department may withdraw a state income tax table after reports of overdeductions. Ben Roland head of the legal division says misapplication by some employers caused the issue. One of four tables intended for fluctuating incomes was misused for hourly wage employees on a full salary, leading to extensive overwithholding. The table was meant for part time hourly workers or those paid on commission.
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Little Rock
State Revenue Department
Ben Roland
Department
Roland
Jaycees Honor Community Leaders At Banquet In Hope
Hope Jaycees awarded distinguished service honors to Tom Ed Hays er of First National Bank and Robert Moers of Klips and Associates for community progress. Ned Ray Purtle named outstanding young farmer, Troy Buck earned outstanding young educator, and George Walden of Midwest Dairies received Boss of the Year amid remarks by Guy Jones district attorney. Local dignitaries Ed Purdhomme and B N Hall attended, with speaker Jones addressing state rights and government.
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Hope Jaycees
Tom Ed Hayser
First National Bank
Robert Moers
Klips and Associates
Ned Ray Purtle
Nempstead
Troy Buck
Hope High
George Walden
Midwest Dairies
Soccal
Ed Purdhomme
Texarkana
Sale
B.N Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Beaty
Guy Jones
Lexarkana
Texas
ALC to Review Eleven Audits in Joint Session
LISTLE ROCK AP The Legislative Joint Auditing Committee will review eleven audits on Friday including the governor's office audit and others from the Assessment Coordination Division and Board of Examiners in Apipmetry. Names cited include Danver Cums Mpion and commemorative coins.
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Listle Rock
Legilative Joint Auditing Committee
Governor's Office
Board of Examiners
Apipmetry
Danver Cums Mpion
Schoutar Girks
Alexander Training Sefpol Toy Girls
Fargo
Land Department
Secretary of State
Arfansis State College
Social Security
Coppivliee's
Urban Renewal loan plan noted in McGehee financing
Fragmentary OCR describes an urban renewal loan plan tied to McGehee Arkansas projects. It references renewal authorities and planning steps, but the exact entities and figures are unclear due to garbled text. The snippet hints at Ark Wy and Metehee variables within renewal proposals.
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Metehee
Ark
Johnson seeks 12.761 billion to escalate Vietnam war
President Johnson asks Congress for a 12.761 billion supplemental defense request to fund the Vietnam war. The package would add about 412 thousand troops and 13 thousand more to the armed forces, boosting total military personnel to 3,093,000. The plan foresees 4.6 billion spent by June and lifts total defense outlays to 54.2 billion this year, with a follow on request expected for next fiscal year.
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Fred 8. Hoffman
Washington (Ap
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Army
Marine Corps
Southeast Asia
Air Force
Navy
U.S
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
Captol Hill
Pentagon
Helena Desegregates Pool After Court Ruling
In Helena Arkansas US District Judge Gordon E Young ruled Tuesday that Forrest City pool must desegregate. The city offered no witnesses in its defense against a suit by Barbara J and others alleging denial of pool admission during the last summer and before.
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Associated Press
Helena, Ark
Forrest City
Gordon E. Young
Barbara J. Bint
Train-Truck Wreck Leaves One Dead in Arkansas
Jonesboro Arkansas AP reports George Simpson 63 of Bono was killed Saturday when his pickup collided with a freight train at Sedgwick. Police said the accident occurred as the truck entered or crossed the tracks.
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Jonesboro
Ark
George Simpson
Bono
Frewcht Wain
Sedgwick
Fulton Soldier James Helton Killed in Viet Nam
News of Sgt. James Edward Helton 27 of Fulton Sur. killed January 15 on duty in Viet Nam. He served 3 years in Germany 3 years in Panama and 20 months in Korea. Survived by wife Virginia Shirley and daughter Shirley of Pr Smith Arkansas parents Mr. and Mrs. Kim Helton a sister Mrs Burson Smith of Witehata. Barsee. The bodies will be flown back to Ft Smith Arkansas for services.
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James Edward Helton
Fulton Sur
Helton
Viet Nam
Germany
Pane Ma
Korea
Iis
Virgina Wt
Shirley
Pr Smith
Arkansas
Kim Helton
Fuls
Burson Smith
Witehata
Barsee
Ft Smith
Serices
Farm Bureau to Meet Friday in Hempstead County
Hempstead County Farm Bureau Township Captains will meet Friday night January 21 at 7:30 PM at the Farm Bureau office. Lester Kent president says the gathering will plan the annual membership drive and select workers to aid township captains. Everyone is urged to attend.
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Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Lester Kent
Farm Bureau
Kent
War planners urge stronger U S push in Viet Nam
High level U.S. planners in Viet Nam tell Washington and Saigon to escalate fighting to pressure Hanoi and the Viet Cong toward a peace conference. They favor renewed bombing, no armistice before talks end, and ironclad guarantees to prevent a Communist takeover. A politically real list of objectives and a time limit for talks are proposed.
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John T. Wheeler
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
Viet Cong
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Washington
Ho Chi Minh
Peking
International Control Commission
Thot
Revision of Draft Setup s Discussed By W. Joynes McFarland
Washington AP Midwest and Eastern draft directors meet Selective Service officials to discuss college deferments manpower replenishment and possible reinstatement of class standing testing for deferments. Officials note 2.2 million students with college deferments and no decision on returning to the Korean War system. Hershey to chair further regional talks in San Diego February with Western states.
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W. Joynes
McFarland Washington
National Selective Service
Selective Service
John F. Kennedy
Lewis B. Hershey
Southern States
Ft. Stewart
Hershey
San Diego
Calif
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Vermont
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
Ohio
Virginia
Minnesola
Iowa
Missouri
Indiana
Michigan
District of Columbia
New York City
Delaware
River Work
Viet Cong Attacks Near Da Nang and U S Riveting War Debates
AP report notes Viet Cong strike near Da Nang while U S considers responses to peace efforts. Johnson asks Congress for 2.761 billion for war support as planners push escalation. Senate and Supreme Court issues loom on voting rights and deferments. Indira Gandhi elected prime minister. Menzies to retire.
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Viet Nam
da Nang
United States
Johnson
Coness
Washington
U. S
National Selective Service
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Indira Gandhi
India
Congress Party
Australia
Robert Menzies
France
Providence
Bay
Cathleen Norris
Three Henderson State Tech Students Charged With Grand Larceny
Three college students arrested yesterday face grand larceny charges for stealing a portable TV and an electric guitar amplifier from Western Auto. Value totaled 147 dollars. Police say they walked out without paying around 1 45 p m. Two defendants are minors from New Jersey. the third resides with relatives while attending college. They were turned over to the sheriff for prosecution. Investigating officers included Patrolmen Shirley Rowe Ward and Sgt Travis Ward.
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Henderson State Techers College
Western Auto
New Jersey
Shirley, &. Rowe, Ward
City Force
Travis Ward
Arkansas State Police
All About Town and Community Roles This Week
Dr George Balentine teaches January Bible Study across multiple churches in Arkansas including Siloam Springs and Prescott with earlier sessions in El Dorado and Hope. Hempstead wildlife officers list new leadership. Henderson State Teachers College graduate Bob Burns will pursue further study after practice teaching in Texarkana. KNAR to hold March of Dimes radiothon January 22 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with city hall courtroom program and Hempstead Christmas Seal drive shows $48 over last year.
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George Balentine
First Baptist Church
Tyler Street Baptist Church
Little Rock
Siloam Springs
Prescott
el Dorado
F¢smith
Hope
Bob Burns
al Henderson
Arkansas High School
Texarkana
Hope High
Henderson
Roy Burns
Patmos
Sanford Bond
St. Michael's Hospital
Truce clock runs as Viet Cong attack Tam Ky refugee camp
Viet Cong declare a four day lunar truce while attacking a Tam Ky refugee camp near Saigon killing 33 and wounding 54. U.S. advisers report that residential huts were burned and families were killed or kidnapped. U.S. and allied cease fire follows the pattern of a Christmas truce with limited participation.
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Edwin
Saigon
Viet Nam
Konight
U.S
Tam Ky
U S
U.S. 1St Infantry
Quang Tin
Hiller
Central Intelligence Agency
Tu Hiep
Thang Binh
Hornwest
Clarendon School Board Drops Special Academic Fees
Clarendon Arkansas superintendent Marcus Kaufman says the school board voted to discontinue special academic fees for the second semester. The district had charged fees for vocational agriculture home economics typing and chemistry and for towels in physical education and materials at elementary schools. The state Education Department recommended ending these fees.
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Clarendon, Ark
Clarendon School
Marcus Kaufman
State Education Department
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Forms Rights Group
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
William H. Butler
Jersey City
N.J
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Boise
Idaho
Barbara Jean Dixon
Butler
Miss Dixon
Evanston
Iil
IRS
Jaycees
ALC
McGehee
Fulton
Pine Bluff
Arkansas River
Army Engineers
Pine Bluff Sand and Gravel Co
AP News Digest
Hempstead County Wildlife Association
Dorsey Huckabee
Ben Edwards
Carl Hamilton
Harry Hawthorne
Paul Reig
Chau
Wan
Achs Honey
Gaal Singard
Hubert Shirley
Vernon Brown
Thurngiy Ridding
Chepry Squath
Calvin Mears
Vanveil Jordan
Avughha
Paston Jordan
Magnolia
Jordans
Japles
V. Cong
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