Vacation Strains Small Daily Newspaper Staff
Henry Harris writes from West Point Miss Times Leader about how vacation season disrupts a small daily paper. With four key workers away, including bookkeeping advertising news and mechanical staff, the remaining editors scramble to produce headlines, write stories, set type, prepare ads, and run the press all in one day. Toward the end he muses that some firms shut down for a week to let everyone rest, a luxury his paper cannot afford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Criswell
American Legion
Henry Harris
West Point
Miss
Times-Leader
Faubus Warns Democrats Against Cheapening Nomination
Gov Orval Faubus urges Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls to avoid name calling and dirty tactics, saying a cheaply won nomination loses value against Republicans. He notes Holt, Hays, and Alford campaigns and doubts promises without delivery. Faubus recalls past alliances and suggests focus on programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Frank Holt
Holt
Brooks Hays
Hays
Holts
Dale Alford
No Promise Land at All Negroes Told at Grenada Miss
Hosea Williams of the SCLC told a civil rights rally in Grenada that Mississippi must be saved since there is no promised land in Chicago or elsewhere. Negro guards at a Confederate monument watched by eight detainees sparked protests after desegregation of the public library and a 200-member march. Williams warned that punishment would follow if marchers returned to jail. Two lines later, Britain reports two fewer murders in 1965 after hanging was abolished, with 153 murders that year vs 155 in 1964, as Home Secretary Roy Jenkins noted. In Monticello, Ark, Charles Honey urged nationwide concern for veterans during an American Legion barbecue, criticizing veterans' benefits and VA hospital access, calling for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenada
Miss
Mississippi
Chicago
Hosea Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Williams
London
Britain
Roy Jenkins
Monticello
Ark
Charles Honey
Congress
American Legion
Honey
Veterans Administration
Demolition Begins on Hitler Party Grounds in Nuernberg
NUERNBERG Germany AP dynamite bulldozers and cranes tear down Germany s most monumental Nazi era site. Over the next decade contractors will convert 2500 acre grounds into housing parks and lakes leaving only the main Congress Hall as a distant monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuernberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Party Congress
Maerzfeld
Albert Speer
Fuehrer
Langwasser
Joseph Haas
Maerefeld
Grosse Strasse
Hitler
Kongresshalle
Rear Admirals to Retire Over Integration Dispute
In Ottawa Canada two of four rear admirals have asked for early retirement amid a dispute with Defense Minister Paul Hellyer over armed forces integration. Robert P. Welland and H. C. Burchell confirmed retirement requests. Burchell supports Hellyer's goals but opposes the method. The other two rear admirals, William Landymore and M. G. Stirling, are reported to be fired or retiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Defense
Paul Hellyer
Robert P. Wel+land
H. C. Burchell
Welland
Canadian Forces Headquarters
Burchell
Defense Minister
William Landymore
Maritime Command
Atlantic Fleet
M. G. Stirling
Maritime Dome
Paciflc
Guards Told to Shoot Rioting Cleared West Side Streets
National Guard and police patrolled a 140 block West Side area, armed and ready, after days of racial violence. Firebombs and looting reported earlier gave way to calm with few incidents as guardsmen warned to shoot if fired upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Dwyer
Chicago
West Side
Votes Money for Arkansas Post Project
A Senate Interior subcommittee approved a House bill to raise the Arkansas Post National Memorial Park funding to 550000 dollars. Arkansas provided the 221 acre site and plans include a 138500 dollar visitors center and trails. The site, founded in 1686 by French trader De Tenti, hosted the territory capital in 1819.
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Washington
Apfa
Senate Interior
Arkansas Post National Memorial Park
Arkansas
Congress
Stanley A. Cain
Interior
Interior Department
Arkansas Post
Henry de Tenti
de Salle
Mississippi Valley
Arkansas Territory
Oldest Expression of Mankind Is Art
Mary Anita Laseter notes art as a primal human expression and highlights a six week series of summer art classes in Hope. Neill Whit Connah from Arkansas Arts Center will teach at First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall starting July 21 for ages 9 to adult with sessions on charcoal, pencil, oil, and tempera.
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Mary Anita Laseter
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Arkansas Arts Center
Little Rock
First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall
Neill Whit Connah
Atlanta
Atlanta School of Arts
Newcomb Art School
Tulane University
New Orleans
Bartran
Jacksonville
Fla
Academy of Fine Arts
Vienna
Austria
Connah
Association of Georgia
Savannah Art Association
Phillip H. Giddens
Arkansas
Hope
Cong Receives More Planes From China
U S officials indicate North Vietnamese air force replacements from the Soviet Union and China are small in number. The fleet is now about 60 planes, with 17 MIGs downed in dogfights and only three American jets lost in air combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
North Vietnamese
Soviet Union
China
U.S
North Viet Nam
North Wit Nam
Joseph H. Moore
Viet Nam
Moore
Red China
U S Envoy Accused by Czechs in Prague
Prague reports that George Edwards Reynolds, second secretary at the American Embassy, is accused of espionage and ordered to depart within three days. The move follows American charges against two Czechoslovak diplomats in Washington, with a protest from Ambassador Outerbridge Horsesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Washington
C.T.K
Outerbridge Horsey
Foreign Office
George Edwards Reynolds
C.T.E
Reynolds
Soviet Built Plane Downed by Israeli
Damascus reports that Israeli jets shot down a Soviet built MIG in a Thursday raid on Syria. Syria claims Israel lost two planes in the battle while Israel says four Mirage jets downed the MIG as retaliation for sabotage against equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Damascus
Syria
Israel
Nepalese Return From Red China Report Mao Zedong Health
Nepalese officials who returned from Communist China said Mao Zedong appears in good health and walks without assistance. They reported a meeting in Wuhan, Hupeh Province, between Mao and a Nepalese delegation led by Crown Prince Birendra on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katmandu
Nepal
China
Mao Tze-tung
Birendra
Wuhan
Hupeh
121 Bombing Missions Hit Red Targets
AP reports a record 121 U S bombing missions over North Viet Nam. Navy Skyhawk jets faced antiaircraft fire. one plane was shot down and pilot listed as missing. Viet Cong attacked Highway 13 near Saigon inflicting light casualties and damaged vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Navy
Ranger
Ad Skyhawk
Girl Moves Heavy Limb to Save Cousin in Windstorm
In Columbus Ohio an 18 year old girl weighing under 100 pounds shifted a 40 foot limb four feet to free her unconscious 14 year old cousin Walter Charles Williamson buried under a foot thick branch. She later could not move the limb for reporters. The boy was listed in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Carolyn Horn
Walter Charles Williamson
U S Recognizes Argentina After Military Coup
The United States formally extended recognition to Argentina’s new government led by Lt. Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania after a coup that ousted President Arturo Frondizi’s successor. The State Department noted the embassy in Buenos Aires delivered the recognition note, reflecting Washington’s shift on the regime amid its democratic stance in Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Argentina
State Department
U.S
Buenos Aires
Juan Carlos Ongania
Arturo Dica
Latin America
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