Berkey Color Machine Tests For Our Daily Bread
The Our Daily Bread staff reports first production color tests with the Berkey Direct Screen System, a giant 8 by 4 foot color machine, calibrated for automatic exposure. A full color picture publication is planned for Saturday Jan 28 if ink tests proceed. The team, including Berkey’s Arve Jensen and Kodak expert Gordon Price, notes the system is now fully automatic and will require months to master, with outside help as needed.
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Hope
New York City
D. Dadko
Technical Research Department
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Star
Arve Jensen
Berkey Technical Corporation
New York
Norway
Eastman
United States
Cowles
Wes Moines Register
Deer Park
Long Island
Hope Star
Chicago Tribune
Gordon Price
Eastman Kodak
Dallas
Garland Bosley
Little Rock
Jungkind Co
Bosley
Mrs JFK May Visit Hong Kong and More
Mrs John F Kennedy weighing a trip to Hong Kong with possible stops in Thailand and Cambodia. Aiming to visit her half sister Janet Auchincloss Rutherford, now Mrs Lewis Rutherford, in two months while Rutherford teaches in Hong Kong.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Hong Kong
Thailand
Cambodia
Kennedy
Lewis P. Rutherford
Janet Auchincloss
Rutherfords
Newport
Political Crisis Posed in Vietnam
In Saigon, after Lt. Gen. Nguyen Huu Co was ousted from deputy premier and defense minister posts, 20 to 30 of his supporters, mostly military, were placed under house arrest while staff associates faced transfers or police scrutiny. Despite rumors, the ruling general directory remained intact though southern leaders resented northern dominance.
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Kenneth L. Whiting
Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen Huu Co
North Vietnam
Vietna
Rule Ing
U.S
Soviet Union
Take Pride In Yourself and Your School Week
Students at the high school celebrated a tidy student body during a week of posters talks and assemblies. Freshmen won the class contest with prizes for neatness, while honorable mentions were named in each class. Several students were singled out for individual neatness prizes and many participants continued to come to school neatly dressed.
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Lamar Cox
Thomas Norvell
Donna Connelly
Larry Whitaker
Duwanna Cox
Gene Jones
Cecilia Archer
Jim James
Mary Beth Millican
Debbie Moore
Justin Caldwell
Bruce Garrett
Mark Gunter
Linda Cummings
Jennie Callicott
Dennis Langston
Larry Magsanelli
Donna Byers
Twila Hunt
Alan Clark
Larry Alford
Ruth Wylie
Barbara Plercy
Kenneth Willis
Bill Etter
Morre Gathright Seeks Per Diem for Extended Session
Senator Morre Gathright of Pine Bluff challenged Attorney General Joe Purcell on per diem pay for legislators during an extended General Assembly session. He asserts a $20 daily rate remains in effect, while Purcell argues Amendment 5 and later amendments supersede that provision.
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Little Rock
Morre
Gathright
Pine Bluff
Joe Purcell
General Assembly
Purcell
Arkansas House to hear bill cutting car license fees
The Arkansas House will meet as a committee of the Whole to hear arguments on a bill calling for a $3 reduction in license fees for cars and pickup trucks. The measure was introduced by Rep. Chadd Durrett of Strong.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
Chadd Durrett
Strong
U S Troops Move Into Mekong Delta
A reinforced battalion of U S infantry joined by engineers moved into a base camp near My Tho in the Mekong Delta, marking the first large U S combat force in the area. The maneuver battalion of about 1,000 troops expands American strength as air raids continue over North Vietnam amid monsoon weather.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
U. S
William C. Westmoreland
U. S. 9Th Infantry Division
My Tho
North Vietnam
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Highlands
U.S. Army
Plei Djereng
Maoist forces urged to use guns on enemies in China
AP dispatch reports Lin's Liberation Army Daily says Mao's forces are the minority and must intervene against Mao's rivals using force. It cites the army daily claiming a temporary minority status and Mao's call for military aid as Maoist groups seize Shansi government offices. Wall posters in Changsha describe pro-Liu and anti-Mao factions seizing military barracks and party headquarters with casualties.
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Tokyo
Len Piao
M Tsa-tung
Lin
Liberation Army
Mao
Iee
Army
Peking People’s Daily
Shansi
Peking
Taiyuan
Tat
Communist Party
Changsha
Hunan
Liberation Army Daily
Liu Shao-chi
People's Liberation Army
Maoc
Liu
Caltot
Short Course on Forage Production Series Begins Soon
Plans have been made for a series of classes on Forage Production at Wiley Chapel Methodist Church in Clow. Sessions run January 30 February 6 13 20 and 27 at 7 30 p m with topics Planning Your Forage Program Seedbed Preparation and Seeding Forage Crops Grazing Management and Forage Quality. Assistant County Extension Agent Cayce B Smith invites all interested to attend any or all sessions.
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Wiley Chapel Methodist
Clow
Cayce B. Smith
Bureau Meet to Kick Off Member Drive
The Annual Farm Bureau district kick-off meeting will be held at the Town and Country Restaurant on Thursday January 26 at 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Lester Kent urges township captains workers and others aiding the campaign to attend this important meeting.
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Farm Bureau District
Lester Kent
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Kent
Hammerschmidt to Speak at Lincoln Day Dinner in Bentonville
AP reports Rep. John Paul Hammerschmidt will be featured speaker at the Lincoln Day Dinner in Bentonville Arkansas on Feb 11. Powers Jr. says Hammerschmidt will make his first report to constituents in his first year in Congress after defeating Rep. J W Trimble in November.
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TEE Associated Press
Bentonville, Ark
John Paul Hammerschmidt
DyArk
John R. Powers Jr
Hammerschmidt
Hammerschmidts
Congress
J. W. Trimble
Arkansas Moves To Bar State Workers From Politics
Senate opens with Gov Rockefeller measure to ban state employees from active political campaigning. Dismissal for using official authority in elections and a three to six month ineligibility rule for those who pause work to campaign. Provisions include review rights and future reemployment limits, as House and Senate discuss appointments and a turnpike bill.
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George F. Bartsch
Associated Press
Little Rock
J. Lee Bearden
Leadville
Arkansas
66Th General Assembly
Orval Faubus
Bearden
Senate
Homer Adkins
Winthrop Rockefeller
Board of Trustees
Arkansas State Employes Retirement System
House
Bernice Kizer
Fort Smith
Marion Crank
Foreman
Arkansas Turnpike Authority
Saven
Johnson asks for 12.6 billion to fund Vietnam war effort
AP News Digest notes President Johnson seeks 12.6 billion dollars for Vietnam maintenance, with Capitol Hill attention and talks of postal rate increases. Wal lace argues against welfare cutoff before Senate Finance Committee. Tornadoes and cold sweep the Midwest, while springlike warmth arrives in the East.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Capitol Hill
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Senate Finance Committee
Midwest
Republican Party
GOP
Rockefeller Gives Up Post After Gov Resigns
Little Rock AP report notes Ever Ett Fulgham elected Winrock Enterprises board chairman Tuesday following Gov Winthrop Rockefeller’s resignation. The governor quipped he had found full employment, stressing fulltime duties. Behnke was reelected president with Byrd and Crow among other board members.
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Little Rock
Everett Fulgham
Winrock Enterprises
Winthrop Rockefeller
Larry ©. Behnke
Col
D. H. Byrd
Trammell Crow
Dallas
Tom Downie
Larry Kelley
W. E. Harber
Shawnee
Oklo
Office of Economic Opportunity grants anti poverty program
The Office of Economic Opportunity approved a 67013 grant to the Southwest Arkansas Development Council to develop anti poverty efforts across Miller Lafayette Hempstead and Little River Counties according to Senator Bill Fulbright. The Arkansas Retail Hardware Association meets Feb 4 5 at the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Southwest Arkansas Development Council
Miller
Lafayette
Hempstead
Lite River
Bill Fulbright
Arkansas Retail Hardware Association
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Ralph Lehman
Hope
J. Hearn Latimer
Nashville
$12 Billion Extra for War in Budget
President Johnson seeks an additional 12.3 billion dollars to fund the Vietnam War. Congress moves toward hearings with McNamara detailing necessity and spending plans. Republicans urge caution while predicting total war costs may reach 200 billion.
Legislature Measures on Tuesday
Little Rock Arkansas Tuesday measures introduced in the legislature include House resolutions urging a broad study of higher education needs and opposing an interstate tax act. A proposal seeks an amendment to set presidential electors like Congress members, and another to lower voting age to 19. Additional measures cover continuing the 9 mill county road tax, increasing municipal improvement district cost limits, and stamping cash value on trading stamps.
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