Color Run Highlights Arkansas Poultry Festival Photos
A four column page in the Star shows 244 by 24 Ektachrome images from the Southwest Arkansas Poultry Festival shot by Clyde Davis. Editor Max Hl. Weshoum and Billy Dan Jones led Berkey color work and press plate setup. The duo attend the Arkansas Press Association convention in Hot Springs with other Star staff, presenting on color printing progress and plate preparation.
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Southwest Arkansas Poultry Festival
Clyde Davis
Shipley
Star
Bers
Billy Dan Jones
Jones
Arkansas Press Association
Hot Springs
Arlington Hotel
Donal Par“ar
Rogers, Jr
Qic Arts Publications
Arkansas
Berkey
Berkey Technical Corp
New York
Fairchild Graphic Equipment
Gene Manasco
Fairchild
Jackson
Miss
Hope
Clarence Chapman
T- Star
Celibacy Rule Remains for Catholic Priests
Vatican City Pope Paul VI renewed the Catholic Church’s celibacy rule for priests in an encyclical of over 13 000 words. He defended priestly celibacy as a centuries old jewel and rejected arguments to relax the ban, issuing the letter to all bishops in Latin and modern languages.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Iowa Plant Blast Kills Three at Army Plant
An explosion at an Army ordnance loading line near Burlington Iowa killed three women and injured four others. The victims were Jessajca Gilman 40 of Fort Madison Dorothy Groves 54 of Montrose and Ida Koett 37 of West Burlington. Survivors include Mary Kester 41 Fort Madison Denise Chenoweth 23 Macomb Illinois Agnes Schultz 55 Burlington and Patricia Elrod 23 New London all hospitalized or listed as seriously injured.
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Burlington, Iowa
Iowa City
Jessajca Gilman
Fort Madison
Dorothy Groves
Montrose
Ida Koett
West Burlington
Mary Kester
Denise Chenoweth
Macomb
Fair
Agnes Schultz
Burlington
Petricia Elrod
New Lons Don
Amendments Rejected in Dodd Case Amid Senate Uproar
Senate recessed after long wrangle over Thomas J. Dodd ethics case as a Tower amendment to reprimand failed 87 to 9. Ethics panel had urged censure for converting funds and improper travel charges. Dodd withdrew as roll called. Marine Lt Walter J Lyons, son of Ella Lyons of Jacksonville Ark, killed in action in Vietnam, Defense Dept said.
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John Chadwick Washington
Tang
Senate
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Pol Lice
Connecticut
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Senate Ethics Committee
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Bipartisan
Ethics Committee
Washington
Walter J. Lyons
Ella E. Lyons
Jacksonville
Ark
Defense Department
Past Summits Show Mixed and Controversial Outcomes
Washington reports that six major U S Soviet leadership summits predate today s meeting between Johnson and Kosygin yielding mixed results. The piece traces Tehran Yalta Potsdam and wartime talks with Roosevelt Stalin Churchill and Attlee, noting aims, allied cooperation, and the atomic bomb disclosure at Potsdam.
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Derek Schoen
Washington
U.S
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
Potsdam
Yalta
Geneva
Camp David
United States
Soviet Union
Tehran
Iran
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
Wineston
Churchill
Great Britain
Europe
Stalin
Roosevelt
Soviet
Crimea
U.S.S.R
Poland
Security Council
United Nations
Japan
Harry S
Truman
Clement Atlee
Berlin
Picketing Ban Ordered at Ottenheimer Plant
A 90 day ban on picketing at Ottenheimer Brothers Manufacturing Co in Little Rock was issued after 13 ILGWU members were cited for contempt of court. The injunction, issued Dec 20 1966, required peaceful picketing at the plant where a strike has lasted since Oct 25 1966. Fines ranged from 50 to 100 dollars with jail terms of 10 days for several individuals. three women were released on $1000 appeal bonds. The union may seek permission to resume picketing after 90 days.
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Little Rock
Chane
Cellor Murray
Reed
Ottenheimer Bros. Manufacturing Co
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Jerry Jackson
Eloise Dalley
Audrey Lenderman
Eddie Mae Patterson
Robert Burr
Hazel Gilbert
Bonnie Balding
Phyllis Ryles
Ora Webb
Pat Williams
Burr
John P. Sizemore
ILGWU
Insomnia And High Costs Of Success Say HAL BOYLE
New York AP columnist HAL BOYLE muses on the ironies of success and the personal costs that accompany rising ambition. He notes insomnia, disorganization, and constant pressure as common prices paid by those at the top, along with light observations on relationships, habits, and modern life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Greenhouse
United Nations
Ozarks Group Holds 2nd Regional Meet in Fort Smith
Ozark Regional Development Association holds its second annual meeting in Fort Smith to discuss upgrading the economy of a 125 county area across Arkansas Oklahoma and Missouri. Speakers include Senator Fulbright Senator Harris Representative Hammerschmidt Representative Edmondson and William McCandless who chairs the federal Ozarks Regional Commission. The private group formed in 1965 to screen projects and aid the federal commission locally and regionally.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Ozark Regional Development Association
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
J. William Fulbright
D + Ark
Fred Harris
D-Okla
John Paul Hammerschmidt
D- Ark
Ed Edmondson
William McCandless
Washington
Federal
Ozarks Regional Commission
Ark. warrants charge Oklahoma guard service head
Albert Harrison Stegall 46 president of Universal Guard Service Inc was arrested Thursday in his Oklahoma City office on Arkansas warrants accusing him of embezzling 359,938 The warrants were filed in Little Rock by the Arkansas insurance commissioner Stegall released on 5000 bond after a fugitive arrest in Common Pleas Court he refused extradition Judge Dwain Box scheduled a July 21 hearing on the fugitive case.
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Oklahoma City
Albert Harrison Stegall
Universal Guard Service, Inc
Hare
Arkansas
Stegall
Oklahoma County
Little Rock
Arkansas Insurance Commissioner
Common Pleas Court
Dwain Box
Revival to Feature Quartet at First Assembly Service
The Regions Aires Quartet will be the featured guests at tonight’s revival service at First Assembly of God Church 322 North Main. Evangelist Gene Thompson of Camden Arkansas leads the revival with sermon and song at 7 30 p m inviting all to attend.
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RegionsAlres
Assembly of God
North Main
Gene Thompson
Cameden
Arkansas
Word of God
Regions Aires
Géne Thompson
Army Acts to End Housing Discrimination
The Pentagon launches a nationwide drive to end housing discrimination against service members. Major move to bar private housing near Andrews Air Force Base unless owners accept Negro personnel, effective July 1, with talks planned in California Illinois Florida and other states. About 15 apartment houses and four trailer courts near Andrews face potential off limits status. Secretary McNamara stressed open housing will boost morale and performance. Ten percent of Andrews personnel are Negro. The order excludes current on base housing from future off limits status.
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Washington
Pentagon
Maryland
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Andrews Air Force Base
Defense Department
McNamara
California
Ilinois
Florida
Andrews
Nothing New in Blevins Bank Burglary
Burglars broke into the Blevins Bank by a window and opened the inner vault with an acetylene torch. Between 5000 and 6000 dollars in bills were taken. Capt. Milton Mosier and Special Investigator Travis Ward of the Arkansas State Police continue the probe with no new developments.
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Blevins Bank
Milton Mosier
Travis Ward
Arkansas State Police
Winthrop Keeps Rail Station in Arkansas
The Kansas City Southern Railway station at Winthrop Little River County was denied a permit to discontinue. The railroad argued losses due to limited business beyond lumber and pulpwood, while the commission warned poor roads and bridges would worsen material wear and raise heavy-load traffic.
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Little Rock
Kansas City Southern Railway
Winthrop
Little River County
State Commerce Commission
Nazarenes Plan Series of Meets
The Rev. George C. Prentice announces special services at the Church of the Nazarene from June 27 through July 2 with nightly meetings at 7 30 each evening. Dr. Charles Hastings Smith, post evangelist at Bartlesville Oklahoma, will lead the preaching. The public is invited.
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George C. Prentice
Church of the Nagayreae
Charles Hastings Smith
Bartlesville
Okla
Johnson Kosygin Meet in Glassboro First U S Soviet Summit in Six Years
President Johnson and Premier Kosygin meet in Glassboro New Jersey for the first U S Soviet summit since 1961 with no set agenda but expected talks on the Middle East Asia Vietnam and nuclear arms control. The meeting follows days of diplomatic exchanges and was held in a tense international climate.
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Lbj
Kosygin
Johnson
Preemier Kosygin
Glasato
Nala
U.S
Johnson-Kosygin
Middle East
Glassboro
North Vietnam
Paris
Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Pentagon
Federal Communications Commission
Abc-It&t
Young Republicans
Alexei N. Kosygin
Philadelphia
Thomes &. Robinson
New York
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
United Nations General Assembly
Manasi
Andrei A. Gromyko
Hollybush
Glassboro State College
White House
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Kosyegin
Moscow
Evans Family Plans Reunion
The Evans family sets a reunion for Saturday and Sunday July 12 in the old high school building at Washington. The last meet was in 1965 at McCaskill with 93 members attending from California Florida Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas announced by Beanie Evans of Fort Worth.
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Evans
Washington
McCaskill
California
Florida
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Beanie Evans
Fort Worth
Integration Plan Aims at Race Mixing in Little Rock Schools
Oregon Plan for reorganizing Little Rock schools focuses on integration over education. Jim Johnson, 1966 Democratic nominee for governor, warned that court approval could set a nationwide precedent, prompting opposition from across the state. The plan would realign grades and close schools, broadening integration.
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Little Rock
Oregon
Jim Johnson
Johnson
All Around Town Highlights from Hope Area News
A local report covers Gaylord Solomon’s year managing Fair Park pool and his move to Hope with his wife. It notes his roles as head coach at Hope Junior High and science teacher, his Arkadelphia origins, and Ouachita Baptist training. Other items include Bluff Springs singing at 8 pm, Phil and Ken Jones coaching in Texas, and CalVin Ware serving in Vietnam with Marine units plus civic action by the battalion.
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Fair Park
Gaylord Solomon
Mys
Solosmon
Imperial Apartments
Hope
Hope Junior High
Solomon
First Baptist Church
Arkadelphia
Ouachita Baptist University
Hot Springs
Longeview
Texas Daily News
Phil Jones
J. J. Pearce High School
Richardson
Dallas
Calvin F. Ware
Perry Ware
Hope, Ark
Rt. 2
An Hoa
Vietnam
Fifth Marine Regiment
Demilitarized Zone
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Iowa
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Ozarks
Army
Nazarenes
George Esper
Saigon
Hanoi
Red Capital
Nam Dinh
Haiphong
North
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
AFAC
Thailand
Phu Xuyen
Navy
AP News Digest
The
Bluff Springs
Rosston
Mineola
Clarendon
Phil
Ken
Hallsville High School
Bobcats
Henderson State College
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