Countess From Hong Kong shines as Chaplin returns
Charlie Chaplin directs A Countess From Hong Kong to strong reviews with Marlon Brando and Sophia Loren in the cast. Geraldine Chaplin, Charlie's daughter, appears in a lively society girl role. The film, well staged and decorated, plays out aboard a Pacific liner with brisk humor. Washington reports President Johnson ordering federal troops to Detroit amid riots, with Cyrus Vance named to assess needs and Selfridge AFB chosen for troop deployment.
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London
Charlie Chaplin
New York
Marlon Brando
Sophia Loren
Charlie
Sydney
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Harvey
Geraldine
Eugene O'Neill
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Johnson
Detroit
Cyrus 2. Vance
Defense
Selfridge Air Force Base
Parolee Re jailed by Alabama after burglary case
Ronald E. Smith a 33 year old paroled convict from Marietta Georgia who is wanted by Arkansas authorities returns to prison in Alabama for an undetermined time He was paroled Monday after four months of a five year burglary term The state Pardon Parole Board chairman W H Swearingen called him delinquent for the public good Arkansas prosecutor Richard Adkisson Little Rock said a warrant was sent to Alabama for extradition if parole is upheld Adkisson seeks trial for a 1962 Little Rock department store burglary
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Montgomery
Ala
Ronald E. Smith
Marietta
Arkansas
Smith
W. H. Swearingen
Chaiman
State Pardon-Parole Board
Ood
Pulaski County
Richard Adkisson
Little Rock
Alabama
Adkisson
North Vietnam troops shot inside zone during patrol
In the demilitarized zone the South Vietnamese army reported 25 North Vietnamese regulars killed about a mile inside the zone. In Pleiku area the U S 4th Division with heavy artillery destroyed a North Vietnamese company, about 124 of 150 enemy soldiers died. American pilots also hit rail links north of Hanoi with no MIG encounters.
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George McArthur
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
4Th Division
Central Highlands
Pleiku
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Red China
Presbyterian Pastor Re-elected at Hope Church
Dr. L T Lawrence pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Hope was re-elected for another year at a Sunday morning congregational meeting July 23. Rev Sam Lain of First Presbyterian Magnolia moderated and spoke, exchanging pulpits for the day. Lawrence led a successful building program from 1952 to 1954 resulting in debt-free manse and church facilities on South Main Street. He is active in the Hope Rotary Club and community affairs.
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L.T. Lawrence
First Presbyterian Church of Hope
Sam Lain
First Presbyterian Church of
Magnolia
Lawrence
South Main Street
Hope Rotary Club
Caddo Scouts Lead Five To Idaho World Jamboree
Five Caddo Area Council Eagle Scouts join 16 000 others from 54 countries for the fifth World Jamboree at Farragut State Park Idaho from August 1 to 9. Scouts include Robbie Meadows Texarkana Jack Bell DeQueen Clay Lehman Hope James Morriss Nash and James Spraggins Hope. Morriss serves as Host Scout and travels by bus with 34 others representing Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Caddo Council
Eagle
Idaho
Robbie Meadows
Texarkana
Jackie Bell
DeQueen
Clay Lehman
Hope
Jim Morriss
Nash
John Spraggins
Caddo Area
Ralph Lehman, Jr
James R. Spraggins
HA. Spraggins
Young Morriss
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Faubus Mansion Opens as Major Huntsville Tourist Draw
Former Governor Orval Faubus opened Faubus Mansion as a tourist attraction in Huntsville Arkansas drawing about 200 guests with expectation of 300. He greeted visitors in a red shirt and escorted many on a walk along the Farkleberry Trail named after the famed tree. The mansion sits in the War Eagle Creek valley near his namesake properties and signs proclaim Huntsville the hometown of Faubus.
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John R. Starr
Associated Press
Huntsville, Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Fauebus
Huntsville
War Eagle Creek
Faubus
Governor's Hill
What Makes Modern Executive Tired It’s Not Exercise
HAL Boyle notes executives are fatigued often due to lack of exercise. Only 12 percent exercise daily while 52 percent avoid regular activity. The piece also surveys topics from underwater passenger vehicles to census projections, aging trends, height changes, undiagnosed heart disease, and quirky folklore observations.
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Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
Hubbard
Low Level Flights Over Arkansas and Oklahoma Planned
Military aircraft will conduct over 500 low altitude flights over parts of Arkansas and Oklahoma starting Tuesday to test reconnaissance and radar evasion techniques. Most routes will be under 1,000 feet at speeds from 60 to 550 mph and no sonic boom is expected as planes stay subsonic.
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Albuquerque, N.M
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Toll road study eyed from Kansas City to Memphis
Rep. E C Gathings said federal Ozarks Regional Commission co chair William M McCandless assured him a toll road linking Kansas City to Memphis would be studied. The route would pass seven Arkansas counties and tie into an Ozark Express plan under Arkansas and Missouri highway departments.
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Ark
E. C. Gathings
DeArk
William M. Mc
Candless
Ozarks
Kansas City
Memphis
Gathings
Arkansas Counties
McCandless
Arkansas
Missouri
Cancer Fight Memorial Fund Set Up In Hope Ark
In response to requests from families and individuals, the American Cancer Society launches a memorial fund. Contributions in memory of a friend or relative are acknowledged with a memorial card. Funds support research education and service. gifts may be sent to Mrs Olin Purtell at 1120 West 7th Street, Hope Ark.
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American Cancer Society
Norman Smith
Hempstead County Cancer Crusade
Olin Purtell
West 7Th Street
Hope, Ark
Federal Troops Deployed As Detroit Riots Rage
The Associated Press reports Detroit endured a day and night of racial violence with deaths and arson. National Guardsmen, city and state police patrolled streets as tanks were used against mobs. Mayor Cavanagh and Gov. Romney toured the West Side amid hopes for 1,000 more Guardsmen joining 7,000 already on duty.
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Associated Press
Detroit
National
Jerome Cavanagh
West Side
Michigan
George Romney
National Guard
Cavanagh
Romney
New York
Spanish Harlem
Rochester
N.Y
Birmingham
Ala
New Britain
Fire at Southern Grain & Elevator Company Extinguished
Hope Fire Dept. made one run Saturday morning to Southern Grain & Elevator Co. when two truckloads of pellet supplement caught fire. The blaze was quickly extinguished with very little damage. The trucks were kept at the fire station overnight for observation. No further fires occurred.
Riots in Detroit Leave Four Dead After Guard Incident
In Detroit, a Black supermarket guard struck a Black looter, fatally injuring him as rioting continued into day two. Gov Romney urged President Johnson and the U.S. attorney general to send federal troops to the city by telegram.
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Detroit
George Romney
Johnson
U.S
Detroit riots prompt 2nd request for federal troops
Gov. Romney urged President Johnson to send at least 5,000 federal troops as Detroit endures two days of unrest. Five dead and nearly 1,000 injured, with property damage over 100 million dollars. Rural state and local forces already deployed. federal action under consideration.
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Gene Schroeder
Detroit
George Romney
Romney
Rtt
Ramsey Clark
White House
Clark
Bloomfield Hills
Jerome Cavanagh
Johnson
Sth Army
Chicago
101St Airborne
Ft. Campbell
Community Action Described at Hope Rotary Luncheon
Mike Carozza director of the Southwest Arkansas Area Development Council spoke at the Town and Country last Friday about Community Action and its impact on individuals. He stressed Rotary Service Above Self and the value of helping others help themselves while outlining the program.
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Hope Rotary Club
Mike Carozza
Southwest Arkansas Area Development Counsell
Texarkana
Bob Willhite
Arthur Streeh
Area Development Council
Hope Hostary
Harold Etkeley
L. T. Lawrence Formelly
C.R
Dick Moore
Camden Rotary Club
Alex Geddie
Pale Franks
Gust
Fugitive Harris Recaptured After Weekend Escape
Jacksonville dispatch reports Virgil Dale Harris, 20, of Detroit Michigan, who escaped from military confinement Saturday, was recaptured around 9 50 a m Sunday. Authorities said he had been listed AWOL from Fort Knox Kentucky since July and was taken into custody by military authorities.
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Jacksonville
Atha
Virgil Dale Harris
Geetroit
Mich
Harris
Ft. Kaos
Kyx
Black Power Conference Calls for Two Nations Split
The first national Black Power conference in Newark sketches a black oriented society opposing white church and draft. Delegates back calls for partition into two nations, black controlled parties and independent ties with African nations. The movement envisions black finance education and law enforcement institutions and paratroop youth training with strong antiwhite sentiment.
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Austin Scot
Newark
United States
Hope All Star Little League to play in District Tournament
All Around Town reports Hope Little League All Star team practices at 7 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday at K Park. The squad travels to Monticello Thursday for the District Tournament with Hope’s schedule including games against Monticello, McGhee, Hamburg, Crossett, and Smackover as the state playoffs come to Hope August 3-4.
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Hope Little League
Kpark
Monticello
McGhee
Hope Boys
Hamburg
Crossett
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