Clambake as Political Metaphor Across Regions
The piece riffs on the phrase clambake as a political metaphor, contrasting New England seaweed clambakes with inland and Southern styles. It cites a Humble Oil article describing clambake purists who reject nontraditional methods like clamboils and Baltimore bak es.
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New England
Humble Way
Organ of
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Southwest
East
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Pal
Arkansas Weather Outlook and 24 Hour Report
Weather station reports highs near 91 and 88 to 94 across regions. Central Arkansas faces clouds with 50 percent shower chances. Northwest and Southwest Arkansas expect 30 percent shower activity. temperatures mostly in the 80s and 60s to 70s with warm nights. Southeast Arkansas shows considerable cloudiness and warmth.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
Central
Northwest
Southwest
Viet Nam War Slang Emerges in Saigon and Da Nang
South Viet Nam dispatch notes new slang like click for kilometer and gook for enemy, with terms such as zap and sorry about that shaping language and patches on uniforms. A fly swatters joke at the Da Nang press center and a promotion celebration for Air Force Sgt Herbert J. Minikus, who wins $250 from a slot machine, are described.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Korea
U.S
Herbert J. Minikus
Air Force
Austin
Tex
Arkansas Gas Tax Increase Early as Bill Becomes Law
Arkansas faced a one cent per gallon gasoline tax rise that took effect before legal enactment as part of a 13 million highway fund package. Governor Faubus signed related diesel tax and vehicle license fee increases, directing dealers to begin collection at 12:01 a.m. Thursday.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
J. Orville Cheney
Cheney
Jack Shelton
The
Arkansas Petroleum Council
Shelton
Coniston
City approves Stephens plan for Meyer's Bakery expansion
The Hope City Board approves Stephens Inc plan to issue 500000 in revenue bonds under Act 9 of 1960 to fund Meyer's Bakery expansion. The project doubles plant size and capacity, creating 50 jobs initially and 75 to 100 long term. Bonds repaid from lease income, election pending voter registration.
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Board of City Directors
Stephens, Inc
Meyer’s Bakery
State of
Arkansas
Meyer's Bakery and Stephens, Inc
Meyer's Bakery
Frank Douglas
New Liberty Church Revival Set At Emmet Area Church
Revival services begin at New Liberty Baptist Church five miles east of Emmet on Sunday May 13. Pastor Rev Jimmy Lewis and evangelist Rev Chester Bullock lead twice daily sessions at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm inviting all to attend.
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New Liberty Baptist Church
Emmet
Jimmy Lewis
Chester Bullock
Poultry Festival Schedule of Saturday Events
The SW District Poultry Festival calendar lists a poultry cooking contest at 7 a.m. at Hope High School home ec cottage, a downtown parade at 11 a.m. with Poultry Princess contestants, a 2 p.m. 4-H broiler barbecue at Fair Park, a 5:30 p.m. Chick-n-Que at Hammons Stadium, and an 8 p.m. Poultry Princess final with a $50 prize. Admission is $1 for stadium access including the talent contest. Finalists advance to the June 24–26 state contest in Little Rock.
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Ec Cottage
Hope High School
Fair Park
Hammons Stadium
Little Rock
Baptist Revival at Spring Hill Church
Spring Hill Baptist Church will hold a revival starting Sunday June 13 and ending June 20 with the Rev Arlis Downs preaching daily at 7 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Rev Stacy Thrasher is pastor.
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Spring Hill Baptist Church
Arlis Downs
Stacy Thrasher
Striking Union Ends Brief Walkout at Springhill Mill
A short noon strike at the Springhill Louisiana mill of International Paper Co. ended on union orders from Mobile Alabama. Pickets withdrew and production resumed for at least 43 hours while talks on a new contract continue with the company in Mobile. The update came via a call to the Springhill Press News Journal.
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Springhill
International Paper Co
Mobile
Ala
International Company
Springhill Press & News- Journal
MOP to Close KMore Stations
The Missouri Pacific depot at Dexter near Pine Bluff and the Kansas City Southern depot at Vandervoort near Mena will close after approval by the state Commerce Commission. The commission also granted permission for Texas and Pacific to remove 3,869 feet of side track at Fouke Fort Lynn Doddridge and Kiblah near Texarkana. Frisco Lines withdrew its petition to close a depot at Lake City near Jonesboro.
LBJ Denies Government Split in Economic Policy
President Johnson told reporters after a meeting with Federal Reserve Chair William C. Martin and top officials that there are no cross currents or conflicts within the administration. He forecast moderate but solid gains through 1965 and urged no gloom over a stock market slump.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Johnson
William C. Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Columbia University
Fierce Dong Xoai Battle Ends With Heavy Casualties
In Dong Xoai Viet Nam heavy fighting ends after prolonged bombardment and street fighting. US losses include one killed seventeen missing and fifteen wounded with civilians also killed in the district town. A C123 crash adds eight American deaths. Government and Viet Cong casualties are reported as heavy with up to 150 civilians killed and many bodies recovered in the ruins.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dong Xoai
U.S
Viet Nam
Harvey E. Steward
Huntsville
Ala
118Th Aviation Company
Hope Pool opens June 14 with swimming lessons for all ages
All Around Town announces Hope Municipal pool lessons starting Monday June 14 at 8 am for junior lifeguarding and intermediate groups. Beginners begin at 9 am for ages six and up, overseen by Supervisor Billy Mitchell.
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Hope Municipal Pool
Billy Mitchell
Red Strength Building Up in Viet Nam
Official U S estimates show Communist hard core units in South Viet Nam totaling about 12 000 more than January and now 47 000 in organized combat. Earlier figures ranged from 29 000 to 46 000 with some classified estimates hinting at as many as 64 000. A majority of the 47 000 are infiltrators with Viet Cong ties.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Replacing Blood in Hempstead County Explained by Red Cross
Misunderstandings exist about blood replacement rules for Hempstead County residents. Texarkana hospitals use non Red Cross banks with $20–$25 per pint charges plus cross matching and administration. Red Cross credit allows one pint replaced by Red Cross toward a three pint replacement. A June 14 1965 Red Cross bloodmobile visit at Hempstead County Health Center seeks donations to maintain supply.
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Hempstead County
Red Cross
Texarkana
Red Cross Blood Bank
Hempstead County Health Center
Hempstead
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James Pilkinton
L. W. Young
Dona Parker
New Liberty Church Revival
Spring Hill
Bulletin
Kmore
LBJ
Malcolm W. Browne
Barry Spraggins
H. A. Spraggins
Hope
Southwest Missouri State
Shreveport
Kansas City Southern Railway
George WV. Fere
USN
George H. Fere
Rosston Road
Prescott
Leonard F. Mason
Yokosuka
Japan
Mason
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Marine
le William G. Royston
Royston
Breckenridge
9Th Marine Regiment
3Rd Marine Division
United State
Navy
Joe L. Bell
Joe G. Bell
Hope, Ark
Guardfish
Camden
Johnny H. Hines
Harrel F. Hines
Ark
Dominican Republic
Hines
Hill Afb
Utah
Prescott High School
Ouachita Baptist College
Arkadelphia
Brenda
Vee Wilson
Army Reserve
Freddie M. Glaze
Winston F. Glaze
Fort Polk
Glaze
379Th Regiment
Arkadelphia High School
Henderson State Teachers College
Connie
Hope High Bobcat
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