First full color photograph planned for Our Daily Bread
Our Daily Bread aims to print the area’s first full color photograph on Saturday January 28 using a Berkey Direct Screen System. If color issues arise, the front will revert to black and white. The image shown will be Hog Killing Time In Arkansas at the Goodlett farm between Ozan and Nashville on State Highway 4.
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Graphic Arts
Dallas
Texas
Shreveport
Berkey
America
Arkansas
Goodlett Farm
State Highway 4
Ozan
Nashville
Chamber of Commerce Banquet Plans Finalized
Plans for the Annual Chamber of Commerce Meeting and Banquet are finalized for Friday evening February 3 at 7. W. L. Tate chairs the event. George Frazier will MC with Charles W. White as principal speaker from Kroger. Tickets handled by Cecil O'Steen and Ray Lawrence. many volunteers listed. Catering by Town & Country Restaurant. decorations by Hope Council of Garden Clubs. committees led by Finis Odom and Guy Grigg with planning for tables and PA system.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Tate
George Frazier
Charles W. White
Kroger Company
Cecil O’steen
Ray Lawrence
Don Freel
Johnny Turner
Hulan White
Crit Stuart, Jr
T.C. Crawford
Bill Watson
Hubert Thrash
E. J. Whitman
Raymond Byers
Velora Bright
Will Rutherford
Harry Cagle
Kinard Young
Vic Massanelli
Furest Singleton
Corbin Foster
Dorsey Stringfellow
Bud Collier
Steve Marlar
Don Barranco
Himmy Griffin
Alvin Willis
First National Bank
The
Citizens National Bank
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
Roy Anderson Insurance Agency
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Finis Odom
Guy Grigg
Mr. Tate
Prisoners Challenge Tucker Prison Strap Whippings
Three Tucker Prison Farm inmates Lyle Ernst Jr Grady Mask and William Jackson press a U S District Court case alleging whippings with a strap violate the 8th and 14th amendments and prison rules. The hearing continued with witnesses testifying about being whipped and judges Oren Harris and Gordon Young presiding. Attorneys Edward Wright Sr William Arnold for plaintiffs and C E Bishop with assistants Robert Smith and Don Langstoy for the state defense attended.
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Little Rock
U. S. District Court
Tucker Prison Farm
Lyle E. Ernst Jr
Grady W. Mask
William K. Jackson
U. S
J. Smith Henley
Tucker
Oren Harris
Gordon E. Young
Edward L. Wright Sr
William S. Arnold
C. E. Bishop
Robert BD
Smith WI
Don Langstoy
Bomb blasts hit Soviet leader during Italy visit
Two more bomb blasts struck Communist party offices in Italy as Soviet President Podgorny left Rome for the north, with a third explosive near Milan. The Rome headquarters wing was wrecked hours before his arrival for a weeklong state visit. No injuries were reported. authorities blamed extreme rightists.
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Associated Press
Milan
Italy
Nikolai Podgorny
Rome
Communist Party
Podgorny
Measures in Legislature Thursday in Arkansas AP report
Measures introduced include a Arkansas Waterways Compassion to study river development. A five year motor vehicle license tag bill. A bill voiding uncounted ballots not delivered within 24 hours. A state park on Willow Creek in Cross and St Francis counties. A penalty bill for molesting a child. Independent candidates filing petitions by qualifying date. Outdoor sign and junkyard regulation on interstates and highways. Reclamation of land in surface mining areas. Compulsory school attendance for children 7 to 15. Obscene telephone calls felonies.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Waterways Compassion
Council Election Commission
Willow Creek
Cross
St. Francis
Outer Space Pact Signed by 3 Nations
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union signed the UN treaty on peaceful uses of outer space in Spirsidonov palace with Soviet official Alexei Kosygin present. Ceremonies are planned later in London and Washington with smaller powers expected to sign. The pact was approved at the United Assembly on December 19 with some nations abstaining.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U. N
Alexei N. Kosygin
Spirsidonov Palace
Longdon
Washington
United Assembly
Pee
Rusk Says U S Cannot Gauge China Crisis
In Austin Texas Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States cannot assess the situation in Red China though he called the events of great importance. He spoke to Texas lawmakers about preventing another great war and the durable peace as a Vietnam protest unfolded nearby.
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Austin
Tex
United States
Red China
Dean Rusk
Mao Tse-tung
Rusk
Texas
Asia
University of Texas Regents
Vietnam
U.N
$18 Million Suit Against AT&T and Bell
Tel fast Inc of Little Rock filed an $15.8 million damage suit in federal court alleging Sherman Act violations by American Telephone & Telegraph Co Southwestern Bell Telephone Co and Western Electric Co The suit claims the defendants conspired to acquire control of the market for almost all telephone apparatus and equipment in the United States It seeks an injunction to stop interference with long distance calls on Allied Telephone Co equipment including Telfast with about $6.2 million already damaged and a claim of $6.2 million in damages.
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Little Rock
Telfast, Inc
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Western Electric Co
Telfast
United States
Aliied Telephone Co
Tito en route to Russia arrives in Chop border city
President Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia and his wife landed today in Chop, a small city on the Soviet border with Hungary and Czechoslovakia, as reported from Moscow.
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Moscow
Josip Broz Tito
Yugoslavia
Chop
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Arkansas House Fails Tax Relief Bill In Session Clash
The Arkansas House defeated a bill allowing a deduction for federal income taxes in computing state income taxes after a lengthy debate. The Senate approved a freedom of information measure 33-0, with 14 gubernatorial appointments confirmed and one deferred. Debates covered budget gaps, potential revenue loss, and various bills including the Arkansas Archaeological Survey designation and debt-adjustment ban. The session adjourned until this morning.
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Associated Press
Arkansas House
Senate
Winthrop Rockefeller
Bill Wells
Hermitage
Joel Ledbetter
Little Rock
Wells
State Revenue Department
Jack
Oakes
Augusta
Arkansas
Hee
Protracted Struggle Seen In China As Mao Foes Gain Echoes
Tokyo reports depict a hidden struggle as Mao Zedong faces internal purges led by Chen Po-ta with Red Guards slipping behind others. Wall posters in Peking cite Premier Zhou Enlai and Mao’s propaganda outlets stress military role while NCNA highlights army backing for anti Mao forces in Shansi and Pinkiang Harbin.
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Eugene Levin
Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Chou Enslaf
Mao
Chen Po-ta
New China News Agency
Shansi
Pinkiang Harbin
NCNA
Liu Shao-chi
Arkansas Senate confirms 14 of Rockefeller appointments
The Arkansas Senate confirmed 14 of Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller's board appointments and rejected one Miss Ann Payton of West Memphis to the Training School for Girls at Alexander drawing GOP criticism from Odell Pollard of Searcy Senator W K Ingram defended his stance while Joe Brooks appointment to Arkansas State University at Jonesboro was deferred and corrected to Arkansas State College board John H Haley was approved for the Penitentiary Board with a questions on voting rule See GOP Cries on Page 2
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Associated Press
Arkansas Senate
Winthrop Rockefeller
Odell Pollard
Searcy
Senate
Ann Payton
West Memphis
Alexander
GOP
Rockefeller
Pollard
Sen
W. K. Ingram
Miss Payton
Ingram
Joe Brooks
Jonesboro
Arkansas State University At
Arkansas State
Arkansas State College Board
Edward H. Boyett
Clarksville
Commerce Commission
Boyett
Brooks
John H. Haley
Little Rock
State Penitentiary Board
Haley
Names of anti Mao forces in Ree China struggle
The article lists groups opposing Mao Tse-tung in the Ree China power struggle including the Human Red Terror Corps Red Flag Army and Red Regime Gun plus The Workers Red Militia Detachment and Peasants Red Militia Detachment. Premier Chou En Lai denounces them as reactionary though their leaders strength and contacts remain unknown.
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Masaki
Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
China
Human Red
Red Flag Army
Chouwen-lai
Workers Red Militia
Peasants Red Militia
Students head to Fort Worth for Livestock judging contest
All Around Town at Southern State College notes six students travel to Fort Worth to compete in the Junior Livestock judging contest at Northwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. It profiles Keith Lusby Royce Pon Miller and Master Sgt Ralph J Steed, plus Pvt Robert J Hanley. It mentions blood donation day in Hope, local fashion trips and James C Henry's hospital stay.
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Southern State College
Dick Willis
Elston Willis
N. Main
Hope
Fort Worth
Texas
Northwestern Exposition
Keith Lusby
Presecott Rt
Royce Pon Miller
Arvest M. Miller
Rosston Rt
Southern State
Bodeaw High
Miller
Student National Education Association
Frances Elizabeth Harris
Prescott
Stamps
Wilisville High School
Big Vietnam drive nets 720 enemy dead in one operation
AP dispatch from Saigon reports the U S infantry concluded the largest Vietnam war operation to date with 720 enemy dead and 3 709 tons of rice captured. Marines pursued a northern drive near Da Nang in Operation Tuscaloosa with 74 enemy deaths. Cedar Falls ended after a 19 day campaign northwest of Saigon.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Tuscaloosa
da Nang
Cedar Falls
Demilitarized Zone
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Huu Co
Hong Kong
Bombing Curb Triggers Senate Clash Over Vietnam Policy
Sen. Peter H. Dominick and Sen. John G. Turner warn that current North Vietnam airstrikes limits may force a White House push. Dominick calls the restrictions abnormal and unprecedented and says critics may take their case to President Johnson. Turner forecasts a public opinion campaign to ease rules. The remarks follow a heated Senate debate about restrictions amid the Vietnam air war.
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Walter P Mears
Washington
AP - Reppublican
Peter H. Dominick
Johnson
U. S
North Vietnam
John G. Turner
Relex
Dominick
White House
Colorado
Tower
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Stuart Straington
Arguments in Baker Case Headed for Jury Verdict
Prosecution and defense present final arguments in the Bobby Baker trial in U.S. District Court. Baker, former Senate aide, is charged with larceny conspiracy and income tax evasion. The trial has run three weeks and will go to the jury after Judge Oliver Gaspeff instructs them.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
Bobby Baker
Senate
Oliver Gasep
103-Year-Old Gallakia Receives Birthday Greetings
Charles LeTempt, age 103, was honored Thursday with greetings on his birthday. A longtime retiree and former businessman, he has drawn Social Security since July 1952. Local officials and the GALATIA community noted his many years of service and longevity.
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Galatia
Charles LeTempt
Eh Taebert
Us Security
LeTempt
Salfwms
Benatilg
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Alex. H. Washburn
National Defense
At&t
Bell
Tito
Russia
House
University of Arkansas
Arkansas Archaeological Survey
Its
Gladys Maretin Oglesby
J. Lee Bearden
Leadsville
Oaklawn Park
B. G. Hendrix
Fort Smith
Leon Halsted
North Little Rock
Booneville
the Star Staff
Ralph J. Steed
Hillman M. Steed
Prescott Rt
Blytheville Afb
Ark
Air Force Support Volt
Turkey
Laneburg High School
Margaret
Elizabeth Howater
Robert J. Hanley
Velma Hanley
West Ave
Hope, Ark
Fort Leonard Wood
Rj, Hanley, Sr
Mves
Longmont
Colo
KXAR
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce and
Virginia Hosmer
Mike Kellys
Dallas + oy
National Cotton Council
Paul Raley
Raley
James C. Henry
Wadley Hospital
Tesarkang
B. Baker
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