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Dan Jones and Nell with two sons Mike and Russ depart on a three week vacation as Bill Jones advances to mechanical superintendent duties. The Star converts to offset printing, replacing Linotypes with Fairchild Morisawa phototypesetters and Just-O-Writers. Bill trains at Fairchild on Long Island while two pressmen learn the new equipment and the staff adapts to the new workflow.
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Nell
Mike
Russ
Bill
Fairchild Graphic Equipment
Plainview
Long Island
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Atlantic
the Star
Fairchild Morisawa
Friden Company
Fairchild News
Paul H. Jones
Bastrop
Morisawa
Bill Jones
Fairchild
Gene Allen
George
Boots) Smith
Teaching Nun to Dress Normal in North Dakota
A Roman Catholic nun will wear lay clothing next fall when she starts teaching at the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks. Sister Ann Petrick Ware, from Fargo, N D, received permission under a North Dakota law forbidding religious order members from wearing distinctive dress while employed.
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ST. Louis
Universiy of
North Dakota
Gren Forks
Fargo
N. D
Ann Petrick Ware
Hay the Bate
Rusk Defends NATO Unity Outside France
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate subcommittee that the United States and other NATO members outside France must show resolve to keep defense strong and remain united to settle Germany’s division and bridge East West gaps. He cited NATO’s Brussels meeting as a critical test the alliance passed with confidence amid concerns over De Gaulle’s Moscow trip.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
France
Germany
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Rusk
Charles de Gaulls
Senate
Moscow
de Gaulle
NATO
Brussels
Caddo District DAR Meets at Texarkana
Caddo District Daughters of the American Revolution met June 14 in Texarkana with Mrs. James Williams presiding in the Regent's absence. Officers elected were Mrs. Francis Abraham director, Mrs. Paul Ackerman treasurer, and Mrs. D. E. Darrow secretary. An Arkadelphia invitation to next year's conference was extended. A luncheon tour showcased antiques at several homes. Arkansas Legislative Council chair Mrs. Ernest O'Neal invited the group to the Washington meeting June 17. Members from Hope's John Cain Chapter attended.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Texarkana
James Williams
Willard Creason
Francis Abraham
Paul Ackerman
D. E. Darrow
Arkadelphia Chapter
Pope Briley
Vasco McCoy
A. C. Atkinson
Trevor Craven
Ernest O'Neal
Hope
Arkansas Legislative Council
Washington, Ark
John Ca
Chapter of Hope
O’neal
J. H. Waddle
Wilbur Jones
Charles Locke
J. H. Battle
Arthur Wimmell
John Keck
Mount Nebo Park to Get Federal Grant
Washington AP Mount Nebo State Park will receive a 207000 federal grant to fund new tourist facilities. Senator J William Fulbright D Ark announced the approval by the Economic Development Administration. It marks the first of 12 Arkans Publicity and Parks Cannonissigh applications for park improvements.
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Washington
Mount Nebo State Park
J.william Fulbright
D— Ark
Economic Development Administration
Arkanss Publicity and
Mount Nebo
U S Hopes De Gaulle Will Give a Little
The United States seeks to persuade Charles de Gaulle that France has a stake in NATO bases remaining on French soil while keeping U S air operations through French skies. McNamara announced moving 122 transport planes and most war stocks out of France to comply with De Gaulle’s demand for NATO forces to leave, yet signaling continued cooperation and use of French space and facilities.
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Washington
United States
Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Atha
McNamara
West Germany
de Gaulle
Germany
Europe
Moscow
Soviet
Monay
Rainer Barzel
Bundestag
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democratic Union
Summer Playground Opening Set for June 20
The Hope Pathy and Recreation department announces a citywide summer playground program starting June 20 registration runs 9:00 am to 7:00 pm at the Hope Youth Center. Activities include playground for ages 5-12 Pee wee basketball tennis drama softball swimming mom and dad swim night baby sitters and exercise classes with leaders Becky Horridge Brenda Bain and others guiding safety and fun.
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Hope Pathy and Recreation Department
Hope Youth Center
Jeanette Dickinson
Barry Birkhead
Lawton Receives Hero's Welcome in Dinant Belgium
DINANT Belgium AP Retired U S Gen J Lawton Lightening Joe Collins received a hero's welcome in the Belgian city of Dinant where he commanded the U S Army 7th Corps during threats in the Battle of the Bulge. He was officially welcomed by burgomaster Maurice Roulin.
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Dinant
Belgium
J. Lawton
Joe
Collins
7Th Corps
Maurice Roulin
Mansfield Proposal for a Settlement
New York AP Sen Mike Mansfield urged a face to face meeting between Dean Rusk and Chen Yi to seek a peaceful settlement in Viet Nam and Southeast Asia He warned the war risks becoming a US China conflict and emphasized direct dialogue at the highest level as a necessary first step toward peace. He doubted a treaty conference would yield more than a cease fire but urged action to end the war through diplomacy over escalation.
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Dean Rusk
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Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Mansfield
China
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Johnson
Pryor slams Palmer media bias in 4th District race
In Arkansas news, Congressman David Pryor charges the Palmer Media Group with using its cash power to flood coverage for Richard S. Arnold, son-in-law of Camden’s Hussman, while noting Palmer papers operate in Texarkana El Dorado Camden and Magnolia. A Hot Springs paper also circulates in district. Also, Circuit Judge Elsijany Roy approves a Jacksonville ward realignment to balance votes for about 1,506 voters.
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Ark
David Pryor
Camden
Palmer Media Group
South Arkansas
Pryor
Richard S. Arnold
Texarkana
W. BE. Hussman
Palmer Group
Palmer Communication Empire
Little Rock
Elsijany Roy
Jacksonville
Guns Slow Riots instigated by Angry Buddhists
Saigon reports American combat deaths climbed to the year's second-highest level as fighting with a North Vietnamese regiment took heavy toll. Last week 142 Americans were killed, 1 wounded, 1 missing or captured, with 146 American deaths for the year and total allied casualties rising. Allies killed 1,240 Communists. South Vietnamese losses were 151 killed with 30 missing. Australian, South Korean, and New Zealand forces suffered 6 battle deaths and 14 wounded. Ongoing heavy combat in Viet Nam.
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Saigon
Ads
U. S
Faubus Reduces Prison Terms
Gov. Orval Faubus reduced two prison terms on Wednesday on a Parole Board recommendation. Claude Richard Hughes saw his 10 year robbery sentence cut to seven years, while C. J. Lincoln's three year burglary and grand larceny sentence was reduced to 18 months in Sebastian and Garland counties.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Claude Richard Hughes
C. J. Lincoln
Faubus
State Pardon and Parole Board
Hughes
Garland
Lincoln
Sebastian
Miss Hope winner and runner attend Mr Lynn's School in Shreveport
All Around Town reports Jananes and Susan Forster attending Mr Lynn's Model ing School in Shreveport as part of their prize for winning Miss Hope. Also notes on Blood Bank program needs donors in Hempstead County ahead of a blood mobile visit in Hope and progress since 1964.
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Jananes
Miss Hope
Susan Forster
Mr. Lynn
Shreveport
Hempstead
Hempstead County
Monks Met by 500 Elite Troops Amid Saigon Turmoil
In Saigon Premier Ky sent 500 paratroopers to reinforce riot police as Buddhist protests clash with government forces. Two U.S. servicemen were threatened but escaped unharmed. A Marine battle near Hue saw 30 Marines hold off 300 Viet Cong for five hours. 32 attackers killed. U.S. jets staged heavy strikes in North Vietnam with 66 missions.
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George McArthur
Saigon
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
P.m
Aaron
Hue
Weoldiers
1St
Poireicn
U. S
Viet Nam
Candidates Prep for Arkansas Press Association Meet
In Jonesboro Arkansas all eight Democratic candidates and Winthrop Rockefeller are set to attend the Arkansas Press Association convention except Gus McMillan who has not confirmed. Editors and publishers will question the candidates during the session beginning tonight with a board meeting.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas Press Association
Gus McMillan
Winthrop Rockefeller
Carly
Rockefeller
Colle Lion
APA
Poor Reception for U S Film at Reba International Critics
In San Sebastian Spain critics gave a poor reception to the U S feature Cast a Giant Shadow and its black and white short On Pen Witches at the Rebastion International film festival. They called Cast a Giant Shadow another war feature with little technical value while Britain's J tn HapPY Here was praised as the best feature so far.
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Spain
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