Advertising spin at odds with spinach lesson in Soviet press
A Soviet Literary Gazette piece argues advertising boosts demand and even imagines a spinache industry in Russia. The Beltway of ads is likened to U. S. sales tactics, while the writer notes spinach is child-eaten by habit, not ads, highlighting cultural differences.
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U. S
Literary Gazette
Lenin
America
United States
Gazette
Russia
U.S
Montgomery
Ala
Advertiser
Greek Junta Seeks Papandreou Extradition Over Citizenship
Greece's military rulers plan to deport ex-Premier Andreas Papandreou to the United States if he remains an American citizen. The coup targets the Papandreou family amid accusations of a leftist plot to topple King Constantine and steer Greece toward socialism. Papandreou served in the U.S. Navy and may be stripped of citizenship after his 1964 Parliament election.
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Athens
Greece
Andreas Papandreou
United States
George Papandreou
Papandreous
Papandreou
Army Captain Convicted in Vietnam Era Court Martial
Army Captain Howard B. Levy, 30, a Brooklyn born dermatologist at Ft. Jackson Army Hospital, was found guilty by a 10 member court martial of disobedience and disloyalty for opposing U.S. involvement in Vietnam and for ordering Green Beret medics not to train. He faces up to 11 years in prison as defense arguments for a lighter sentence are reviewed. Levy stood emotionally in court as verdicts were read.
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Columbia
Howard B. Levy
Levy
Ft. Jackson Army Hospital
U.S
Vietnam
Lghter
John §. Baskin
Charles M. Lessar Jy
Ft. Jackson
Charles Morgan Jr
American Civil Whetties Union
Saymour Levy
Mrs. Levy
Supreme Court Named in Suit in Arkansas
Mrs. Mattie Lee Roberson of Camden files a 101375 suit against the Arkansas Supreme Court alleging libel over a May 1966 opinion on her administration of her father's estate. The suit cites the court noting her ouster as administratrix and asks for 25000 in personal damages 75000 in punitive damages plus 1375 costs.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Mattie Lee Roberson
Camden
Arkansas Supreme Court
Ouachita
Jesse B. Hamilton
Roberson
Georgia Hamilton
Deadline Set in Little Rock Transit Strike
In Little Rock the union negotiators set June 19 as the deadline to reach a new contract with Twin City Transit Co for bus drivers and maintenance men. The Amalgamated Transit Union split 92 to reject a three year offer with 5 4 and 3 cent raises. Federal mediator George Arnold noted only slight progress after a five hour session. another bargaining session was scheduled.
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Little Rock
Twin City Transit Co
Twin City Division 704
Amalgamated Transit Union
George Arnold
Arnold
Dermott Seeks Federal Funds Restoration in Desegregation Case
U S District Judge Oren Harris heard motions from Dermott School District and HEW over withheld federal funds. Dermott claims lack of Negro enrollment justified the cut, while HEW seeks dismissal. Palmer testified the district lost about 75 000 to 80 000, hindering next year’s planning as 42 Negro applicants were accepted for the white school next fall.
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Little Rock
U. S
Oren Harris
el Dorado
Dermott
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Harris
W. C. Palmer
Palmer
Dermott School Board
HEW
Ex-Premier Mendes-France Ordered Rest for Illness
Paris AP reports former French premier Pierre Mendès-France, age 60, is to rest for two months due to illness. He was premier in 1954 and 1955 during the French crisis era and was elected to Parliament last March with the Unified Socialist party.
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Paris
Mendes-France
Unified
Socialist Party
Air Force Sgt. Boeckenhaupt on trial for spy conspiracy
Riverside California resident Herbert W. Boeckenhaupt, a 24 year old Air Force sergeant, stands trial on charges he conspired to spy for Russia. Senator Long accuses the IRS of leaking information to Life magazine triggering an Hoffa defense angle. Arab Israeli dispute features Abdel Amer and Levi Eshkol among the principal players.
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Air Force
Herbert W. Boeckenhaupt
Riverside
Calif
Russia
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Internal Revenue Service
Life Magazine
Teamster
James Hoffa
United Arab Republic
Abdel Amer
Israel
Levi Eshkol
U.S. Talks With Nasser Fail Over Gulf Blockade
Washington Post reports U S talks with Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser to end Egypt s blockade threat of the Gulf of Aqaba have failed envoy Charles Yost could not change Nasser s position British Prime Minister Harold Wilson warned that should the blockade proceed a broader conflict could erupt within hours
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Washington
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf of
Aqaba
Washington Post
Charles Yost
Cairo
Nasser
Gulf
Harold Wihison
Egypt
Middle East
Surveyor 3 Apparently Dead on the Moon Night
In Pasadena, NASA scientists report Surveyor 3 did not respond to Earth commands as the moon enters a two week long night with temperatures falling to 250 degrees below zero. The 620 pound craft, landed in a crater on April 19, faces potential damage from the extreme cold.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Moon
Earth
Marines Hit Routes of Infiltration Near Hue
About 1,200 U S Marines landed 21 miles northeast of Hue in an amphibious assault code named Bear Bite to sever infiltration routes used by North Vietnamese forces. The operation involved boats and helicopters from the 3rd Marine Regiment, with air and naval support nearby. Initial reports indicated no significant enemy contact and large enemy strength remained in the region, as U S pilots engaged MIG interceptors during raids northeast of Hanoi.
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George Wharthur
Saigon
U.S
Hue
3Rd Marine Regiment
1St Corps
Thua Thien
Okinawa
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
Tam Ky
June is Time for Brides and the Wedding Ring
A brief historical note on wedding rings traces their origin to ancient Egypt and Romans. It explains the ring as a symbol of betrothal and later marriage, with early materials shifting from rush circlets to durable metals like iron and gold.
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Prince Albert
Victoria
Denies Motion to Quash Jury Box in Helena Case
District Judge Oren Harris rejected a bid to change the jury makeup for the Helena division, saying the request to adjust Negro and white names was without merit. The move, filed in May 1966 by Charles Townsend of Lexa, seeks parity in a $150,000 civil rights suit against Helena police officers stemming from a Dec. 24, 1965 arrest.
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Little Rock
Oren Harris
Helena
Federal Court
Harris
Charles Townsend
Lexa
Phillips County
Townsend
Judge Orders Two Hazel Street Venues Padlocked
Yesterday Judge aA A BAR vouge aoyce Weisenberger ordered two establishments on South Hazel Street operated by Joe Vaughn and Fred Scott padlocked temporarily. The ruling followed a petition by Norman Smith for the Prosecution and City Attorney James Pilkinton. Snake's Shoe Shine Stand at 413 S Hazel and DX Service Station at 403 S Hazel were named. Vaughn and Scott faced multiple liquor violation fines with several appeals and pending charges. A temporary order bars further liquor law violations and a further hearing was set for 9 a.m. June
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Vouge
Aoyce Weisenberger
Hazel Street
Joe
Cooter) Vaughn
Fred Scott
Norman Smith
Bill Deneman
Hope City
James H. Pilkinton
Snake's Shoe Shine
S. Hazel
Scott
Vaughn
Joe Vaughn
Arkansas
Wife in Trunk Story Sparks Traffic Stop
Asheville AP report describes Policeman Carl Hoglen stopping Daniel Lunsford for loud music. Lunsford lacked a license and insurance, risked car impoundment as his wife hid in the trunk. She was released. Lunsford posted a 300 dollar bond and was freed on driving offense charges.
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Asheville
N.C
Carl Hoglen
Daniel Lunsford
Lunsford
Hoglen
Methodist Appointments in the North Arkansas
North Arkansas Conference announces 57 new ministerial appointments after annual meeting led by Bishop Paul Galloway. Assignments span Fort Smith, Fayetteville, Forrest City, Jonesboro, Paragould, Batesville, Conway, North Little Rock, and Perry County parishes with district superintendents noted.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Paul Galloway
North Arkansas
The
Methodist Church
Dist
Archie N. Boyd
Alma- Bethel
J. N. Rogers
Lamar
Jimmy Brooks
Mulberry-Dyer
H. Doyle Millard
van Buren-St. John
Cyril Wilson
Fayetteville
Centerton
A. N. Storey
Joel A. Cooper
Howard Williams
Forrest City
Ethan W. Dodgen
Cherry Valley
James Barton
Colt Charge
Berlon Davis
Byron McStadden
Forrest Hills
Harold Hansford
Helena
G. B. Ames
Holly Grove
Srl Lancaster
Marvell-Turner
Lowell Eaton
Wheatley
J.D. Lawrence
Jonesboro
Bone Parish
Lester Nance
Fredsie Roberts
Sedgwick
Franklin Maples
Swifton
Theo Luter
Tuckerman
James Randall
Eli Unisay
W. T. Watson
Batesville
Bak Knob
Russell
Elsworth Watson
Batesville - Asbury
Willis LeGrand
Calico Rock
Eugene Davis
Moorefield
Joe Hutton
Conway
Ben R. Jordan
Atkins Spottseville
James McCammon
Belleeville
Soviet protest over U S raids on ship off Haiphong
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko warned the United States of “appropriate measures” to protect Soviet ships after a U S bomber raid on the Turkestan, a diesel cargo ship north of Haiphong. Tass quoted eyewitnesses saying two U S planes bombed the vessel as it carried coal from Cam Pha to Japan, causing several injuries.
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Henry 9. Bradsher
Moscow
U.S
North Vietnam
Turkesetan
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Washington
United States
Cam Pha
Haiphong
Pravda
Communist Party
Provocateurs
Tass
Vladivostok
Mybachuk
Zemtzev
Turkestan
Vietnam
Black Sea
North
Family Goes Away From It All on South Pacific Island
A 29 year old disc jockey from a have been party plans to leave with Richard Shelr for four years to a remote uninhabited island in the South Pacific. They say they will board a plane and begin a new life away from everything.
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Richard Shelr
South Pacific
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