Starling control tips and offset printing shifts noted
A column discusses methods to deter starlings from martin nesting and notes on John Haines and Blytheville newspaper shifts to offset printing. Visitors include Bonner McCollum of Forrest City Times Herald and Clarence Chapman of Fairchild Graphic Equipment. Also reports a TWA crash near Urbana Ohio and Life of Arkansas Insurance Co license revocation in Little Rock.
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Bonner McCollum
Forrest City Times Herald
Clarence Chapman
Jackson, Miss
Fairchild Graphic Equipment
New York
Chapman
Blytherville
Courier-News
Harry Haines
Arkansas
Conway Log Cabin Democrat
McCollum
Forrest City Times-Herald
Hope Star
Legislature approves extension in Arkansas Senate session
The Arkansas Senate, amid bedlam and quail metaphors, approved 65 measures including 15 major items in an 84 hour session. A House resolution to recess from Friday to March 27 prompted a five day extension, delaying adjournment to review the revenue stabilization bill and Rockefeller budget.
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George F. Bartsch
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas
Senate
General Assembly
Winthrop Rockefeller
House
Morrell Gathright
Pine Bluff
Rockefeller
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital approves room rate increase
The Hempstead County Memorial Hospital board approves a $3.00 room rate rise effective April 1 1967 driven by higher costs and a $37 000 annual payroll increase from the federal minimum wage law. Current rates span from 13 to 24 dollars with several rooms unchanged for now.
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Board of Governors of
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Hempstead County
Easterling
Branch General Hospital
Vietnam War Casualty From Little Rock
Phc. Virgil F. Ramsey, 20, son of Mrs. Artelia R. Conley of Little Rock, was killed in action in Vietnam. The report also covers Hope merchants losing thousands yearly to theft, embezzlement, and shoplifting, with a panel of law enforcement officials discussing motives and restitution patterns. A training panel for Southwest Arkansas officers is noted, along with remarks on retail theft and self service impacts.
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Little Rock
Virgil F. Ramsey
Artelia R. Conley
Hope
Louise Hall
State Department of Education
Arkansas
Arkansas Law Enforcement Academy
Office of Law Enforcement Assistance
U. S. Department of Justice
Diamond Cafe
Harry L. Cagle
West Brothers
Alvin Willis
Hope Police Department
Norman Smith
Bill Barnes
Safeway
Louise Bowker
Arkansas Press Association
Jim Campbell
United Press International
Ted Biggs
Kark-Tv
Alex Washburn
The
Hope Star
Shock to New Husbands on Wifes Will of Steel
A New York AP column riffs on husbands discovering wives demand perfection in all details. The piece contrasts male laziness with female drive for order, crediting women for punctual railroads, clean streets, tidy tables, and better homes as civilization advances.
Minor Damage in Two Accidents Reported
Two minor accidents were reported by City Police yesterday with little damage. At 4th and S Main Brenda Kidd and George Ross collided. Kidd cited for running a stop sign. At 18th and Main Norma Stroud and Gary Clark collided. Clark cited for following too closely.
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Brenda Kidd
George Ross
Brown
RK. Rowe
Norma Stroud
Gary D. Clark
Clark
Interstate Turnpike Pact Probe in Arkansas
Governor Winthrop Rockefeller urged study of interstate turnpike compacts after the Arkansas Turnpike Authority met for the first time since its creation. Oklahoma’s north south plan near the Arkansas border prompted talks with Governor Dewey Bartlett.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas Turnpike Authority
General Assembly
Authority
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Oklahoma House
Senate
Rockefeller
Dewey Bartlett
Bartlett
Ward Goodman
Diversion of SS Funds Is Hinted
Washington AP report notes chairman Wilbur Mills warns Medicare may divert Social Security retirement funds. Mills cites rising hospital costs and possible Medicare tax hike or tapping retirement reserves to keep the program solvent. AHA testimony on Johnson proposals predicts hospital costs rise, with Medicare tax set to reach eight percent and the retirement surplus shrinking under plans.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas Democrat
Mediacare
Mills
American Hospital Association
Johnson
AHA
Congress
New Musical Director Named for First Assembly
Philip Hastie was hired as Minister of Youth and Music at the First Assembly of God in Hope. He comes from Malvern where his father Rev. David A. Hastie pastors. Hastie studied at Southwestern Assemblies of God College in Waxahachie and Central Bible College in Springfield and holds a license from the Arkansas District Council of the Assemblies of God. He will reside at 609 South Elm. Pastor Willhite expects he will contribute to youth spiritual life in Hope.
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Philip Hastie
Hastie
Hope
Malvern
David A. Hastie
Phil
Southwestern Assemblies of God College
Waxahachie
Texas
Central Bible College
Springfield
Missouri
Arkansas District Council
The
Assemblies of God
South Elm
Willhite
First Assembly of God and
of Hope
Powell Case Prompts Congress to Set Ethics Rules
Washington reports that the Powell case propels Congress to craft ethics rules for its conduct. Over 75 House bills seek standards for representatives amid the Hare Krishna controversy, with Senate bills also advancing. A special ethics panel probes allegations against Sen. Dodd while Rep. Baker’s wheeling and dealing is cited. Chair Colmer notes fears over public trust and calls for guidance.
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Gaylord Shaw Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
House
Senate
Bobby Baker
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
Reuther Faces Mansfield Strike Crisis at GM Plant
Walter Reuther confronts a rebellious Local 549 at GM's Mansfield Ohio plant after a second 16 day strike. Trusteeship imposed on the dissident unit, administrator appointed, emergency GM council meeting called, 90 percent of overnight workers stay home, 1,500 of 2,600 vote for strike.
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Walter ¥. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Ohio
General Motors
Mansfield
Reuther
UAW
National General Motors Council
Robert Hall
Hall
Arkansas House Raises Salaries for Mullins and Broyles
The Arkansas House voted 83 to 0 Wednesday to raise University of Arkansas President David W. Mullins and football coach Frank Broyles to new annual salaries. Mullins would earn 27,500 dollars and Broyles 27,000 dollars a year, following Senate action last week setting each at 1,000 dollars less.
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Arkansas House
University of Arkansas
David W. Mullins
Frank Broyles
Mullins
Broyles
Senate
Special St Marks Speaker to Preach at 8:30 Sunday
The Rev. George L. Sixbey will conduct Morning Prayer and preach at St. Mark's Episcopal Church at 8:30 Sunday morning. Announcement came from Rev. Fred Hancoet, vicar. Sixbey, formerly of St. James Episcopal in Magnolia, has joined Trinity Cathedral staff in Little Rock.
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George L. Sixbey
S. Mark's Episcopal Church
Fred Hancoet
Dr. Sixbey
St. James” Episcopal Church
Magnolia
Father Hancock
Trinity Cathedral
Little Rock
Local notes highlight honors and events in Hope area
Ist Lt Tommy Caryl Jones of Fort Bragg visits his mother Mrs Kathryn Jones at Memorial Hospital. Tony Smith of Hope makes the 24 on the University of Arkansas Arts and Sciences honor roll with perfect marks. Ann Arnold and Janet Ells also named. A singing at White's Chapel Baptist Church is set for Sunday March 12 at 2 pm. N C Greene, son of Mr and Mrs James West of Hope Rt 4, promoted to staff sergeant. stationed at Travis AFB as an air policeman in the Military Airlift Command. Haskell Jones of KXAR attends Arkansas Broadcasters Convention in Little Rock. Stan Parris, Hope High standout, places second in Direct 4AA scoring. Bobcats fair in standings. McMahon leads with 304 district points. Cardinals still in tournament play. Circle ES Ranches of Ozan sold an Aberdeen Angus bull to Robert Clay of Lockesburg. Arthur Stretch and Calvin Caldewell discuss community development at McCaskill RCI meeting at 7:30 Friday. Redland Township project invites all. Elsewhere: hospital rates story and Washington report say average hospital cost rises to $57.93 per patient per day, with an 18.6 percent annual increase expected, likely reaching about $75 per day in coming years.
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N. C
Washington
American Hospital Association
Washington, D.C
AHA
Highest American losses in Vietnam war reported
SAIGON AP The highest American casualties of the Vietnam War were announced as 1 617 killed wounded or missing in the past week with 232 dead and 1 381 wounded. Communist deaths totaled 1 736. The report notes intensified fighting, the open arms defections program, and the 6th Infantry Division's first major Mekong Delta operation Palm Beach near Dong Tam with 42 Viet Cong killed and nine Americans killed.
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George McArthur
Saigon
U. S
Red Labs
Ia Drang Valley
South Vietnam
U. S. Command
Mekong
U. S. 6Th Infantry Division
Dong Tam
Delta
Democrats Gearing for Gov Romney in 1968 race
Democrats prepare to target Michigan Governor George Romney as a potential GOP contender. The Democratic National Committee plans early attacks while meeting this week to set strategy, amid intra party criticism over last fall’s campaign and issues like Negro representation on state delegations. President Johnson’s attendance remains unclear.
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Michigan
George Romney
Vietnam
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Johnson
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