Politicians and the Press in the Failing Newspapers Bill
The editor argues federal politicians threaten the free press, citing metro New York declines and the Herald Tribune and Hearst papers. He recalls his path from student journalist to small-town publisher, condemns court inaction, and labels government as the enemy of a free press while defending himself and his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Columbia University
University of Missouri
New York City
America
Congress
Republican House-Organ
Herald Tribune
Mag
Hearst
Journal
American
Scripps-Howard
World-Telegram
Jack Howeard
Hogan Is Picked by Rockefeller for Arkansas Agency
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller appointed Julian Hogan as director of the state Administration Department. Hogan has served as state budget director since 1933. Rockefeller had sought Clarence E. Frost of Detroit for the post, but Frost declined to become a full-time consultant, prompting the governor to choose Hogan. A residency rule issue and possible special session were discussed to address Frost’s ineligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Winthrop Rokefeller
Julian Hogan
State Administration Department
Hogan
Rockefeller
Clarence E. Frost
Detroit
Frost
G. Thomas Eisele
Eisele
Rail Slow to Regain Schedule After National Strike
The nation’s rails moved toward normal operations with some lines still off by a day or two. Courts were sought to end picketing in isolated cases as government mediation began and a five-man panel led by Wayne Morse was appointed to settle the wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Sigmund Arywitz
Los Angeles County Labor Federation
Congress
Cleveland
New York Central
U.S
Ben. C. Green
Collinwood
Louisville & Nashville
Kentucky
Southern Railway
U.S. District Court
Chattanooga
Southern
Johnson
Sen. Wayne, Morse
D-Ove
Fred Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Theodore Kheel
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Atlantis Hint On Aegean Island Thira Excavation Report
Scientists Mayer and Vermeule report that Thira near Crete, buried under 30 to 50 feet of volcanic ash, held a city of about 30 000 with intact two to three story buildings. They propose Thira as Plato’s Atlantis due to its advanced culture and sudden eruption.
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Boston
Plato
Atlantic Ocean
Massachusetts
Atlantis
Atlantic
Aegean Sea
Greece
James W. Mayer Jr
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
Emily Vermeule
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Thira
Crete
Mediterranean
Athens
Knossos
Mayor
Vermuele
Bus Tour Wreck Kills Two On Pike's Peak Drive
A bus carrying 33 elderly Maryland travelers overturned on a slope near Pike's Peak in Colorado. Two women from Baltimore died at the scene, 31 others and the driver were hospitalized, with several in serious condition. Rescue crews aided passengers as the group, on day 26 of a cross country tour, began to evacuate.
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Colorary Springs
Colo
Maryland
Pikes Peak
Lester L. Banks
Elizabeth Cangler
Baltimore
Marl Woods
Denver
Colorado Springs
Woods
Colorado
Frank Camp
Church Rules Out Golf as Safer Way to Live Longer
New York columnist Hal Boyle riffs on everyday quirks in a light AP dispatch. He jokes that churchgoing beats golf for safety from lightning, notes on rioters and dating, plus humorous lines about diets, styling, and office fashion. The tone is breezy and anecdotal with varied asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Manhattan
White Hats Eni Rioting in Tampa
In Tampa last month Negro youths wearing white helmets entered the riot zone to restore order after three nights of unrest. The program, part of wider efforts to deploy youths in trouble spots, is spreading to cities like Dayton Hartford and Plainfield as officials seek early warning and crowd control.
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Anthony J. DE
Tampa
Dayton
Ohio
Hartford
Conn
Plainfield
Guard Sent to Cairo to Quell Riots
National Guard units were dispatched to Cairo Illinois after racial violence flared Tuesday night and early today. Lt Jerry Leto led 60 guardsmen who cordoned off a Negro public housing project and promised to return sniper fire. A nearby home of Viola Logan, a retired school principal, was damaged by an explosion.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Otto Kerner
Midwest
National Guardsmen
Jerry Leto
West Baton Rouge
Viola Logan
Anti-Riot Bill Next for Congress
Washington AP reporting two Cabinet members say riots stem from city conditions while supporters push a federal anti riot bill that would criminalize crossing state lines to incite unrest. Opponents warn it heightens tensions and may be unconstitutional though the measure is expected to pass the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beckler
Washington
House
Ramsey Clark
W. Willard Wirtz
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Stokely Carmichael
FBI
Senate
Clark
Wirtz
Johnson
Newark
5 Cent Stamp Going Way of 5 Cent Cigar
Washington says the House Post Office subcommittee is finalizing a bill to raise letter postage from 5 to 6 cents and air mail from 8 to 10 cents while postcards rise from 4 to 6 cents. President Johnson seeks about 1.2 billion in deficit coverage and the panel targets around 800 plus million in new revenue, though debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UFI
House Post Office
Johnson
Post Office Committee
Robert J. Corbett
GOP Committee
Mountain View Crash Kills One
A Sunday car crash near Mountain View claimed the life of A. B. Pitts, a 17 year old from Mountain View. Pitts died Tuesday at a Little Rock hospital following the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Crash
Little Rock
Mountain View
A. B. Pitts
Pitts
Toe trapped in car tailpipe ends in hospital
Adela Kacprzyk befriended a neighbor and was injured when their parked foreign car rolled, trapping her right big toe in the exhaust pipe. Firemen freed her, and doctors removed the pipe length at the hospital. The incident occurred as she emptied the garbage in an alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Moline
Adela Kacprzyk
Shover Springs 4-H Winners Shine at State Day
Freida Middlebrooks and William Dillon of Shover Springs 4-H Club won top prizes at the State 4-H Activity Day in Little Rock. Freida placed first in the All Cotton Dress Division modeling a full-length white cotton dress and earned a gold watch and a trip to Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freida Middlebrooks
William Dillon
Shover Springs
Little Rock
Freida
Memphis
Hope native earns Instrument Flight Instructor certificate
Robert Q. Trout of Hope received his Instrument Flight Instructor Certificate from O E Karvonen Tampa District. He and his wife Sandy and daughter Michele Hoe live in Ormond Beach Florida. He teaches at Embry Riddle Aeronautical Institute Daytona Beach and is a 1964 Hope High graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Q. Trout
A. R. Trout
Hope
O. E. Karvonen
Tampa
Robert
F.A. A
Sandy
Michele Hoe
Ormond Beach
Fla
Embry Riddle Aeronautical Institute
Daytona Beach
Hope High
Jet Crash Near Hendersonville Kills 78 Aboard Piedmont Flight 22
A Piedmont Airlines Boeing 727 carrying 78 people crashed near Hendersonville North Carolina after colliding with a smaller plane over Ashe ville Hendersonville Airport. Authorities report no survivors. debris and bodies scattered near I 26 and US 64. Flight 22 had departed Atlanta bound for Asheville and Washington DC. the other plane was a Cessna 310.
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Hendersonville
N.C
Piedmont Airlines
Rain City
Sheriff's Department
Interstate 26
Atlanta
Roanoke Va
Washington
FAA
Grady Walker
Asheville Hendersonville
U. S. 64
Federal Aviation Agency
Charelotte
Piedmont
Asheville
K.C. Smart
Smart
North Carolina
Winston, Salem
Roanoke
Ashesville
Aight Briekly
C.C. Collin
Collins
Henderson County
Avery
We Highway Patrol
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