10 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
1
The Montgomery Advertiser comments on increasing leisure time and the conflict with a work-centered society. Psychiatrist Alexander Reid Martin argues relaxation aids imagination but locals ostracize the relaxed, urging organized hobbies and travel to avoid social penalty.
Washington AP reports a presidential crime commission urges computer use to speed information from a central data bank to police on wanted persons or stolen property. It would help place officers at trouble spots, link past crimes to aid solving new ones, and guide offender treatment.
Communist artillery pounded U S positions in Pleiku city with 82mm mortars and 120 to 140mm rockets, killing two Americans and wounding 37. Eight miles northeast a village attack killed 24 mountain tribesmen and wounded 60. U S aircraft targeted rail facilities in North Vietnam and scattered South Vietnam sites. no planes were lost.
President Johnson and Premier Kosygin used the Moscow Washington hot line to urge restraint as Israeli Arab fighting intensified. Kosygin proposed joint action for peace and Johnson replied the same day signaling a desire to limit the war. A second exchange followed after Israel attacked the U S ship Liberty, with U S forces scrambled to demonstrate restraint.
Hughes Aircraft leads Arkansas ARTS project near Caddo Gap, Arkansas, establishing an earth station for synchronous orbit satellite tests in a valley chosen for minimal interference. The initiative aims to link radio, TV, and telephone systems globally, with a large dish-shaped antenna and a first-of-its-kind FCC permit.
Jamie Steed, home economics teacher at Blevins, opens adult classes June 12 13 and 4 at 2 00 p m in the Home Economics Cottage. The sessions cover making and hanging curtains with a special project of sewing curtains for the go AU adults are urged to attend.
Five county area in southwest Arkansas shows boosted industrial potential from a new dam and reservoir. The EDA study, requested by the Southwest Arkansas Water District, cites water, timber, minerals, and labor as key resources and notes Nekoosa Awards Paper plans 400 direct jobs near Ashdown and cement expansion at Foreman.
The Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation partners with others to run a Citizenship Seminar for outstanding high school juniors and seniors at Harding College June 11 17. Hempstead County attendees include Candy Harris and Larry Don Alford sponsored by local groups. The program combines sports, lectures, films and speakers under the theme Exploring Our American Heritage.
Hope High announces summer school and first year typing registration starting Monday June 12 at 8 am. Students should report to the high school office for further instructions.
Fulton Shipyards of Antioch California submitted an apparent low bid of 129746 dollars on a project to install 28 ton gantry cranes for Ozark Lock and Dam and Webbers Falls Lock in Freaky Un County and Muskogee County Oklahoma in 1969.
United Nations officials reported an air attack on Damascus as Syria charged Israel with bombing the capital. Thant and observers noted conflicting accounts, with U.N. envoy Bull saying an air raid occurred near Damascus airport while an Israeli official denied forces advancing toward Damascus.
Washington sources say top administration officials told Congress that the swift outbreak of the Arab Israeli fighting caught them by surprise. At a Capitol Hill briefing Monday, Secretary of State Dean Rusk Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and CIA director Prichard Helms stressed secrecy as they assessed the crisis. Senators crowded in for the late session with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as J W Fulbright led skeptical questions about potential U N action and the gamble of public candor.
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