Printing Prize as El Sol De Mexico Tops World News
A reprint from El Sol de Mexico praises the Garcia Valseca newspaper group as leaders in technique and organization. Gifford Morse of Hydrometals relays that Ruben Diaz de la Garza runs El Sol de Mexico and Tampico with the latest color printing and modern equipment.
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Paley
Er “Sol
Mexico
Tex
Valseca
Tom Reece
Tie
Dallas
Rubin
Diag
Diag’ Dé la Garza of Tani
Rio
ElSol
Mexico City
Tampico el Sols
Gifford Morse
Hydrometals
Southwestern
Senor Dela Garza
Juarez
Chile
Garcia Valseca
Hope Star Daily
Hope
Arkansas
United States
Alex. H. Washburn
Our
el Sol de
Ruben Diaz de la Garza
el Sol de Tampico
Hydrometals, Inc
Hempstead County Democrats Set Filing Fees and Deadline
The Hempstead County Democratic Central Committee fixed filing fees for county and district offices. Deadline is Wednesday noon May 1. Fees vary by office and candidacy, with higher amounts for multiple candidates and lower amounts for single candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Democratic Central Committee
Bayler
Water landowners challenge Arkansas canal case
The Arkansas Supreme Court heard appeal from Little River County farmers who say a 1957 Southwest Arkansas Water District act allowed eminent domain for a canal to serve the Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co plant at Ashdown. They contend the land was taken for private benefit, not public use, potentially delaying the $45 million project and plant opening scheduled for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkiisis Supreme Court
Little ‘River County
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co
Ashdown
Iuton
Southwest Arkansas Water District
Nekoosa-Edwards
Millwood Reservoir
Water District
Eugene B. Hale Jr
High Court
Hale
Freman
Texarkana
Crime jumps 23 percent in big cities says FBI report
The FBI reports a 23 percent rise in crimes in large cities, with an overall 16 percent increase nationwide. Juvenile arrests rose eight percent while adult arrests gained three percent. Violent crimes climbed 15 percent led by a 27 percent surge in robbery. Auto thefts and burglary rose, and gun use in serious assaults increased 22 percent.
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Stephen Mpaug
Associated Press
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
PBI
Hoover
Johnson aides plan two pronged campaign shift
Presidential advisers fear Eugene McCarthy may win Wisconsin on April 2 and plot a major strategy overhaul. A key tactic involves warning that Hanoi is watching to foster anti Johnson turnout, signaling U.S. war disunity.
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Joseph E. Mohbat
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Eugene J. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Funk
New Hampshire
McCarthy
Hanoi
U.S
E AP News Digest
Politics
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen
Hta
Sen. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
Senate
United States
London
Style Show Planned By Daffodil Garden Club
The Daffodil Garden Club plans its annual Spring style show and dessert bridge at the Presbyterian Church in Hope on March 21 with models from Lewis McLarty's The Specialty Shop and Raley's Style Shoppe. An art exhibit by Mrs. A.S. Willis of Longview will also be featured, with tickets sold by club members.
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Daffodil Garden Club
Lewis McLarty
Raley
AS. Willis
Longview
Texas
Hope
Wis
DeForrest Dude
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Grey Art Guild
South Texas Traditional Art Association
Austin
San Antonio
Larado
Alice
Corpus Christi
East Texas
Presbyterian Church
Memwn
Woman Seeks Old Job Back In Arkansas Court
Ruth Norton former Newton County Welfare Director asks U S District Court for an injunction to reinstate her. She alleges Welfare Commissioner Len Blaylock violated due process by denying reinstatement after the Merit System Council recommended rescinding her dismissal. Norton says Blaylock informed her of the refusal on January 4 after a December 29 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Ark
Newton County
Ruth Norton
U.S. District Court
Norton
Len ‘ Blaylock
State Merit System Council
U.S
Blaylock
Council
Uncertainty and Rumors Drive U.S. Gold Drain
A Associated Press report from Washington details the sharpest raid on U.S. gold supply amid uncertainty over Vietnam taxes and balance-of-payments reform. Officials warn the administration may face shocks until a new international monetary system is agreed, with debates over a 10 percent tax surcharge and removing the gold cover from currency.
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Joseph Hj Uoxne
Associated Press
Washington
Vietnam
U.S
United States
Britain
Congress
Europe
Pri
Arkadelphia School Superintendent resigns after board heat
Arkadelphia Ark SUS Daniel L Pilkinton quits after a tense school board meeting Tuesday night where he received a standing ovation. Three of the five board members had pressed for his resignation.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Daniel L. Pilkinton
Kennedy Reassessing Run for President in 1968
Kennedy plans to decide by March 22 whether to seek the Democratic nomination for president. He and aides see the New Hampshire results as a major obstacle for Johnson, while McCarthy says he will stay in the race regardless. Kennedy noted he would need a vigorous primary campaign if he runs.
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Carl P. Leubsdor
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
Johnson
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
New Hampshire
McCarthy
Newsmen
Akie
Oregon
Law Requires Students Be Vaccinated
James H. Jones announces ACT 244 makes polio diphtheria tetanus whooping cough and measles immunization mandatory for school entry. Smallpox vaccination and birth certificates required for first grade. certificates issued by physicians or public health unit. Parents should consult their doctor or health unit before school opening to avoid delays.
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James H. Jones
Country Health Unit
U.S. War Toll and Vietnam Ambushes Reported
AP dispatch notes American combat deaths surpass 20,000 in seven years of Vietnam fighting. A midday ambush nine miles north of Pleiku kills 12 Americans as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong fire rockets and heavy weapons. Two more ambushes near Saigon and Khe Sanh are described with light damage and ongoing pressure from guerrilla actions.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Pleiku City
4Th Infantry Division
3Rd Vietnamese Armored Cavalry
Hnks
4Th Division
Plesku
Kontum
Dak To
Long Binh
Khe Sanh
Dien Bien Phu
South Vietnam
Anthrax Case Confirmed in Ashley County
Hamburg arkansas ap D M Vaught Ashley County extension agent reports a positive anthrax case in cattle and other animals in Ashley County, with blood disease noted in four animals.
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Ashley Co
Hamburg, Ark
D. M. Vaught
Ashley County
Town notes from Hope area include family, events and honors
All Around Town reports a Chester Texas Timbrook family lingering after December crash with six dead nearby. St Patrick’s Day Peace planned March 16 at McCaskill building with Chism’s Band. Hempstead County Singing Convention set March 17 at Providence Memorial Baptist Church. Harold Duke and Arthur Strech named officers. George Garrett inducted at Hendrix College Alpha Tau. Chief Master Sergeant Jack Reaves assigned to Yokota AB Japan. Arkansas College Choir to sing at First Presbyterian Church with Charlene Prickett and Miss Batesville as Miss Arkansas Poultry contestant. Events seek high school participation.
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Hempstead County
Providence Memorial Baptist Church
Perrytown
Hiway CT
Harold Duke
Arthur Strech
Arthur Streeh
Jack Reaves
L. T. Reeves
Rt. 2
Hope
Ark
Yokota AB
Japan
Sere Goank Reeves
Military Airlift Command
Perrin Afb
Texas
Betty
Dewey Tedder
Rt. 1
Princeton
H.C
Arkansas College Choir
First Presbyterian Church
Charlene Prickett
Batesville
Experts Say Only U.S. Can Stop It
London reports rush to buy gold as demand surges across Europe. Banks and dealers warn of monetary chaos with record bullion volumes in Zurich Frankfurt and Paris. Experts say only the United States can restore confidence by reducing its foreign payments deficit.
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Rodney
Pinder
London
Paris
Zurich
Frankfurt
Bank of France
Ors
Deaters
United States
Washington
Stringfellow Resigns From Rephans Department Store
Stringfellow, who managed Rephans Department Store since May 1964, resigns to manage the H and R Block franchise in Hope. He studied accounting at Arkansas Tech three years and worked part time in tax, attending Block’s school of use. The firm has over 2,200 offices in the US and Canada.
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Dorsey Stringfellow
Rephans Department
H&r Block
Hope
Arkansas Tech
Drygoogs Aid
Tellm Oe
Stringfellow
Block
School of
Uae
Canada
Strings
Jj and
Hampstead
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Ebi
Garden Club
Hal Boyle
Arthur C. Clarke
Clarke
Pericles
Socrates
Ancient
Athens
MGM
U.S. Navy
International
Wilson
Labor Party
The
Star
Ideal Cafe
Timbrook
Chester
St. Patrick's Day
McCaskill Rci
Chism
George Garratt
Alpha Tau
Hendrix College
George Garrett
East 14Th
Rephans
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