Land use crisis and media ethics in mid century debates
The snippet contrasts pressing land resource decline in America with rapid technological coverage of war. It notes per capita arable land shrinking from 25 to about six acres by 37 years, and questions moral issues of uncensored battlefield footage, imagining future scenarios from home television and live coverage while weighing societal benefits against families’ suffering. It also references Supreme Court actions on King, libel cases, and interracial marriage rulings.
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Oklahoman
America
Georgia
Richard
Stillwater
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Israel Denies Syrian Invasion Claim and Maintains Land
Israel rejects Syria’s charge of deeper tank incursions after a cease fire and says it will keep parts of land won in the 1967 war. U N Security Council demanded troop withdrawals while Israel reports 679 killed and 2,563 wounded. Jordan estimates 15,000 dead.
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Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post
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Soviet Union
United States
Broiler Growers Meet Tuesday in Hempstead County
A Hempstead County Broiler Grower meeting will be held Tuesday night June 13 at 8:00 p.m. at the Farm Bureau office 806 W 4th Street. Lester Kent Hempstead County Farm Bureau president urges all interested attend. Also included Poultry Festival results selecting four finalists for Poultry Princess contest with Judy Ann Russell Judy Ann Dozier Sharlene Westherfield Pam Norwood and Elizabeth Ann Hallin named finalists and alternate.
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Lester Kent
Hempstead County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
W. 4Th Street
Don Griscom
Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation
Broiler Grower Service
Kent
Shipley
Judy Ann
Rusty) Russell
Texarkana
Judy Ann Dozier
Moro
Ark
Sharlene Westerfield
Malvern
Pam Norwood
Mineral Springs
Elizabeth ‘Ann Hallin
Fayetteville
Little Rock
Flag Week Observed As Nation Remembers Flag Day
On June 9 1966 President Johnson signed House Joint Resolution 763 and proclaimed National Flag Week aligning with June 14 the 190th anniversary of adopting the Stars and Stripes as our national emblem. The Daughters of the American Revolution urge displaying the flag at home and business as they reflect on sacrifices for liberty and rights.
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Johnson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tetanus Claims Six in State
LITTLE ROCK AP Six Arkansans died from tetanus last year per a Health Department report on communicable diseases released Saturday. The annual tally shows declines in tetanus and typhoid fever from 1965 to 1966, with three malaria cases in 1966 compared to one in 1965. Only one Poli t case was reported in the year.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Health Department
Carmichael Arrested Sparks Alabama Riot and Guard Called
Prattville Alabama AP dispatch reports Stokely Carmichael arrested on disorderly conduct touching off a gun battle between police and Black residents. National Guardsmen moved in to restore order after more than three hours of gunfire. Three officers and several patrol cars were injured. 30 people detained.
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Charles Wells
Tampa General Hospital
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Rex Thomas Prattville
Ala
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Phillip Wood
Carmichael
Obie Thompson
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Wood
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Aytangs County
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Ster
Montgomery
Four Winners Named in Southwest District Barbecuing
Donald Middlebrooks of Shower Springs 4-H Club was among four winners in the Southwest District 4-H Barbecuing Activity held Saturday afternoon June 10. Other winners were Rhonda Daniel Vandervoot Jackie Jewel Cover and Eddie Kirchhoff of Bonnerdale. Twenty six 4-H'ers participated in the event sponsored by District Poultry Festival Sears Roebuck Foundation and conducted by the Agricultural Extension Service. The four winners will represent Southwest Arkansas at the state activity in Hot Springs June 24.
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Shower Springs
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Vandervoot
Jackie Jewel
Cover
Eddie Kirchhoff
Bonnerdale
District Poultry Festival
Sears, Roebuck Foundation
Agricultural Extension Service
Southwest
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Plaque to Honor Late Foy Hammons
On Saturday morning June 17 1967 Bobcats who played under Coach Foy Hammons will dedicate a plaque to his memory in the stadium bearing his name. Former players from classes of 1938 39 and 40 will reunite with Bob Ellen as Master of Ceremonies. Coach Hammons coached Hope from 1934 to 1945 and had an outstanding record. The plaque will be set in concrete on the north steps leading into the stadium on the west side of the field.
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Bobcats
Foy Hammons
Bob Ellen
Hammons
Murphy Firm Plans a Vote on Stock Increase
El Dorado Arkansas AP reports shareholders of Murphy vn Corp will vote on July 19 to approve an increase in the company's authorized shares. The filing outlines the plan and potential impact on ownership and capital structure.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Murphy Vn Corp
Open Meeting and Community Notes Update
Alcoholics Anonymous holds an open meeting at Woodman Hall tonight at 8 pm with a speaker from El Dorado. public invited. William H. Morgan and Lloyd Smittle were among 56 agents finishing the Poultry Flock Selection and Typhoid Testing program. Hempstead County Bar Association president attended an American Trial Lawyers Seminar in Hot Springs. Boy Scouts Troop 91 to receive physicals at Harris Clinic at 7:30 pm. doctors Lowell Harris and James Royal supervise. Lions Club sponsors. Scoutmasters Olen Overturf and Joe Bickerstaff. A two headed calf was born on A 2 Turner’s farm. Mrs. Paul W. Klipseh attended Arkansas Society DAR meeting in Little Rock. Summer School typing starts June 13 at Hope High School, 7-9 am daily. Marine Corporal James L. Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hughes of Saratoga, Ark., promoted while with the First Marine Division in Da Nang, Vietnam. serves in Second Battalion, Seventh Marines.
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Harris Clinic
Lowell Harris
James Royal
Lions Club
James L. Hughes
Lous de Hughes
Saratoga, Ark
First Marine Division
da Nang
Vietnam
Seventh Marines
Ten Enemy Planes Destroyed Near Hanoi Base
AP report says U S pilots destroyed or damaged 10 MIG jets on the ground near the Kep base northeast of Hanoi, lifting total MIGs claimed down to about 115. North Vietnamese losses include four U S planes over the weekend with three crew rescued and two missing.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
United States
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
Kep
U.S. Navy
Two Convicts Escape From Tucker Prison Farm Arkansas
Two inmates Don E. Adonis aged 93 and John Hicks aged 20 escaped from a six man work detail at Tucker Prison Farm Sunday authorities said Adonis is serving two years from Francis County for burglary and Hicks is serving for burglary of Cla County On foot and armed they were at large with authorities seeking them
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Arkansas River
H. A. Turner
Texarkana
Tex
Miller County
Donald W. Bryant
Fort Smith
Sebagetan County
Tucker Prison Farm
Don E. Adonis
John” Hils
Adonis
Francis County
Hicks, Couns
Burgery
P Pati
Hope Junior Auxiliary Art Course at Youth Center
The Hope Junior Auxiliary will sponsor a six week children s art course at the Youth Center starting June 2. A five to four day option for adults may be offered if interest exists with lessons taught by Jim Casinger of Little Rock. Youths aged 6 to 17 pay 3 for the full course, adults pay per lesson.
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Youth Censter
Jim Casinger
Little Rock
Une
Sah Hinge
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