Our Daily Bread Shedd Thin by The Cutter
The Star plans its 13th Color Show with six 35mm Kodachromes blown to four columns. The piece details process color printing in two stages featuring Berkey color separation, density measurements, proofs, and pressroom techniques, plus lessons from a failed ink batch and incoming technical help from international papers.
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Marines Land
Florida
Almerisen
Ene
Berkey
Cole
Buffalo River
War Eagle Handcraft Fair
Eastman Kodak
George W. Hawkes
Citizens Journal
Arlington
Texas
Ruben Diaz de la Garza
Tampico
Mexico
el Sot
Mexico City
GOP Salute to Leaders in Arkansas Dinner event
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller will attend a Washington dinner honoring Republican leadership and speak at a Tulsa event on March 15. The Arkansas Basin Development Association meeting is also noted, reflecting party leadership events.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Washington
Rockefeller
Be ES Cing
Oza
Anner Ami
Freezer Association
Tulsa
Arkynsgs Basin Development Association
Rights Riots Debate Stirs Senate Vote On Antiriot Amendment
In Washington, Vice President Hubert Humphrey ruled an antiriot measure out of order as an amendment to civil rights legislation. After appeals and a prolonged debate, the ruling was vacated to allow a vote, and the amendment was modified to remove burden of proof language. Thurmond Lausche antiriot plan seeks federal crime for interstate riot instigation. Hart warns against jeopardizing open housing provisions as administration vows new antiriot bill later.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Spéssard B
Holland
Dala
Humphrey
Antidot
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Thurmond
Lausche
Macas
Rotary
Kiwanis Club
Edger Guest
Ge0 Maintains Staff of Lawyers That Rival Justice Department
The Office of Economic Opportunity runs a lifetime staff of about 1,800 lawyers, rivaling the Justice Department. They sue their own boss at times, drawing criticism from some in the boss’s family. OEO serves the poor through Neighborhood Legal Services, with 291,000 client visits last year and 23,000 complaints against government entities.
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Jean Heller
Associated Press
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
NLS
OEO
OEQO
Robison's Son Held on Dope Charge
Jackie Robinson Jr. 21, son of the baseball pioneer, faced narcotics possession charges after a Stamford street arrest that yielded heroin, marijuana, and a .22 pistol. He was arraigned before Circuit Court Judge George Dicenzo and expected to enter a plea later with March 11 hearing set.
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Stamford, Conn
Jackie Robinson Jr
Stamford
Jack Sr
George Dicenzo
Jack Jr
Aso
Italy
Dicenzo
Young Robinson
U S Studies Possibility of Apology
U S officials weigh admitting guilt and apologizing to North Korea to win the Pueblo and 82 crew members. President Johnson faces whether acknowledging intrusion is warranted as Kim Il sung regime broadcasts the crew letter claiming territorial violations and requesting an apology. North Korea seeks authenticity of signatures as Panmunjom dispatches the letter to Washington for study.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
North Korea
Johnson
United States
Ithe
Panmuna
North Kororea
First National Plans BankAmericard Credit Card Rollout
Thomas E. Hays Jr of First National Bank announces introduction of BankAmericard, an all purpose credit card, following Hempstead County survey results. The program will begin immediately and aims to span most business and professional services nationwide. BankAmericard differs from existing major cards in concept and usage.
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First National Bank
BankAmericard
Thomas E. Hays, Jr
Hempstead
Hays
Honeycutt Seeks Re election For Hempstead County Coroner
The Star announces J. T. Honeycutt’s candidacy for reelection as Hempstead County coroner. He pledges to continue diligent service, thanks citizens for past support, and asks for continued votes in the coming Democratic Primary Election.
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J. T. Honeycutt
Honeycutt
Hempstead
Hempstead County
Murton Possibly Exiting Arkansas Prison System
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller says the board of corrections is under no commitment to retain Murton in any prison role. He cited Murton's conduct and clashes with the governor over Cummins Prison Farm as creating an untenable situation and warned Murton not to seek press attention.
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Little Rock
Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Thamas O. Mureton
Board of Corrections
Murton
Arkansas
Rockefeller
University of Southern
Ilinois
Carbondale
Tucker Reiden
Farms
State Panilenetiary Board
Murtot
Cummins
Viet Cong attack Cam Hanh Bay base marks first strike
Viet Cong gunfire hits Cam Hanh Bay base as widespread bombardment by the Communists continues for a second day. In Washington, Barry Goldwater declines to back Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican nomination, signaling possible opposition if Rockefeller wins the GOP nod. Thirty Republicans urge rejection of a Southern strategy civil rights plank at the GOP convention. The Office of Economic Opportunity says it employs a full-time legal staff, with about ten attorneys to sue the government. Civil rights supporters push ahead on anti-riot rider. The U.S. plans a new over-the-horizon radar system in Britain for warning against Soviet orbital bomb threats.
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Vietnam
Cam Hanh Bay
Barry Goldwater
Naleon A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sam
Plato Aghtm
United States
Britain
Presbyterian Deacon Board Elects Officers
The Board of Deaconry of the First Presbyterian Church met recently and elected officers Clif Stewart Chairman Floyd Laverett Vice Chairman Clyda Fouse Secretary Comer Boyett Assistant Secretary. Mr Stewart announced appointment for Board Committees and usher assignments for the year. Lists of appointments were mailed to all deacons.
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First Presbyterian Church
Clif Stewart
Floyd Laverett
Clyda Fouse
Comer Boyett
Stewart
Maus
Local Shrine Club Officers Attend Two Day Meeting in Little Rock
Millwood’s Scimitar Temple hosts officers and their wives for a two day gathering in Little Rock. Notables include Mr and Mrs E L Archer Jr and Mr and Mrs Robert Hodge of DeQueen and Mr and Mrs H C Whitworth.
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Millwood Shrine Club
Scimitar Temple
Little Rock
E. L. Archer, Jr
Robert Hodge
DeQueen
H. C. Whitworth
Viet Cong Seize Can Tho Hospital in Mekong Delta Fight
Viet Cong troops invaded Can Tho, a provincial capital in the Mekong Delta, seized the municipal hospital for 11 hours, then government reinforcements retook it. Allied airstrikes, helicopter gunships, and artillery supported ground troops as the VC dispersed into small groups across the town.
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Georg
Associated Press
Weller Saigon
Vietnai
Cam Ranh Bay
South Vietnam
Cam Ranh Bay Wie
Johnson
Vietnam
U.S
Bs2e
Ma Mne
Kho Sanh
Can Tho
Saigon
Ca Nau
Mekong Delta
Prove Incal
Man Held for Series of Burglaries
Threecounty police sting nets Carl Jon Ceaser, 28, of Nashville, after arrests in Texarkana. He faces burglary and grand larceny charges for the February 29 Jatex Cafe break in Miller County and the theft of a Banks Cox pickup used to move loot to Howard County. Beer, records, and cigarettes were seized. vehicle abandoned near Oran. Ceaser held in Hempstead area Burglaries including Saratoga school are under investigation.
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Carl Jon Ceaser
Fear Nashville
Texarkana
Texas
Miller County
Ceaser
Lassle B. Freer
Grand Laregny
Jatex Cafe
Hempstead
Saratogg School
Wounds Fatal to Arkansan Marine Corps Corporal Dies
Monticello Ark. AP An Arkansan Marine Cpl. Car? Downs 22 died from wounds received in action in Vietnam. Downs was the son of es. Mable Merritt of Montice-.
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Monticello, Ark
Arkansan
Car
Downs
Vietnam
Es. Mable Merritt
Montice
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