Wages Earner Faces Inflation Fight and Newsprint Costs
An editorial-like piece argues newspaper price hikes stem from paper mill costs while detailing cost-cutting moves by the paper, including plant layoffs and switching to digital workflows. It cites government spending, deficits, and the dollar’s purchasing power as context for wage earners. It contrasts producer earnings with rising inputs and urges vigilance in voting behavior amid inflation concerns.
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The
Star
B. Hope
Lufkin
Texas
Food and Drug Officials Resign En Masse
Washington AP report says two FDA officials abruptly resign amid agency reorganization led by Commissioner James Goddard. Medical Director Joseph Sadusk Jr and Deputy Joseph Pisani announced departures effective today, with Sadusk previously signaling April 1 and Pisani citing context of leadership change.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
James L. Goddard
Joseph K. Sadusk Jr
Joseph M. Pisani
Sadusk
Pisani
Goddard
Iday
Hater Pisani
GOPs Campaign Kickoff Dinner Set for April 12 in Hempstead
Hempstead County Republican campaign kickoff will be held at Town & Country on Tuesday April 12 with principal speaker John Paul Hammerschmidt. Mather Footsie Britt will also speak, sharing the rostrum with Sen Jim Raney and other party leaders. Tickets cost $1.50, seating limited to 140, available from Dr Lloyd Guerin or Jim Pruden.
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Hempsterd County
Republican Party
Town & Country
John Paul Aimmerschmidt
Harrison
State
Mather Footsie Britt
Arkansas
America
University of Arkansas
Detroit Lions
Jim Raney
Warren
Jim Pendes
Lloyd Guerin
Jim Pruden
Famed Birthplace to Be Destroyed in New Brunswick
The two story Kilmer birthplace in New Brunswick New Jersey will be torn down after American Legion Post 25 failed to raise funds to preserve it. Kilmer born December 6 1868 wrote the poem Trees. The fragmentary text notes prior discussion on subscriptions and advertising without price changes.
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New Brunswick
Joyce Kilmer
American Legion
Kilmer
AWOLS Collected in Hope City Burglaries and Naval Runaways
Hope City Police reported detaining two youths AWOL from the U S Navy in California and investigating three small weekend burglaries. Cigarette machines at Porter's implement Wylie Glass and Salvage and Hempstead Farm Store were secured with only small change taken. James K. Roberts and Jimmy Auld, missing over a month from their California Naval base, were turned over to Naval authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope City
U.S
University of Arkansas Alumni to HOST information meeting
Southwest Arkansas chapter of the University of Arkansas Alumni Association hosts a program to acquaint local residents with the student personnel office. Deans Jacqueline Sterner and Grogge Yourick Jr. will discuss supervision, student activities, housing, and finances and answer questions on rules and curriculum. The event, at Hope High School auditorium, 7 30 p m Thursday night March 24.
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Southwest Arkansas
University of Arkansas Alumni Association
University of Arkansas
Jacqueline Sterner
Grogge Yourick, Jr
Sterner
Yourick
Hope High School
Trade Mission Aids Iowa Business Ties Abroad
A four member Iowa trade mission to East Asia and Southeast Asia including Formosa and the Philippines returned with indications of up to 20 million dollars in potential business for the state. Gov Harold Hughes led the party, which visited Bangkok and other destinations to promote Iowa products.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Pay East
Ats
Harold Hughes Sughes Jed
Dapae
den Nang
Formosa
The
Phillippines
Thailand
Jets Hit North Viet Nam Shipping and Ground Actions
U S jet pilots report strikes on trucking and shipping in North Viet Nam destroying or damaging 27 trucks and 14 antiaircraft guns. Navy and Air Force planes hit five gunboats three junks bridges and a ferry crossing along Viet Nam and the DMZ. In South Viet Nam Marines claim at least 205 Communists killed as Nc troops suffer a helicopter crash and a pilot listed as missing. Buddhist protests occur in Da Nang and Saigon as Ky faces pressure from student demonstrators.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Mountain Pass
North
Viet Nam
Air Force
Navy
Vinh
Dala
da Nang
Yue
Prener Nouyen Cao Ky
Phich Tam Chau
National Buddhist Institute
Mugia Pass
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
Ranger
Enterprise
Dong Hoi
Dao van Giong
America
King
II. 1St Cavalry
Air Mobile Division
Bung Son
Lawmaker Attacked and Robbed at Capitol Office
Washington AP reports Rep. James C. Cleveland of New Hampshire was attacked by a knife wielding intruder in his fifth floor Longworth office. He received a tetanus shot for a minor arm cut and said he feels all right. Capitol Police called the incident unprecedented. Pope Paul VI awards Italy's President Saragat the Supreme Order of Christ for defense of the papacy.
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Washington
James C. Cleveland
Capitol Hill
Cleveland
New Hampshire
Longworth House
Capitol
James Powell
Senate
House
Vatican City
Paul V
Giuseppe Saragat
Warns Public Wants Action to Bring Peace
Senator Richard B. Russell warns that Americans may vote against the war if the North Vietnamese are not forced to peace talks. He urges stronger U S action and a possible escalation near the China border as Congress debates a $19.1 billion Viet Nam aid package and a $12.1 billion supplemental measure.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Armed Services Committee
Johmson
Capitol Hill
Russell
Haiphong
Johnson
Georgia Democrat
China
Sen
Joseph
Mark
D-Pa
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia
Clark
Charlie McCarthys
Burglars Hit Store for 24th Time in 33 Years
Coventry Rhode Island police report William B. Longridge’s sporting goods shop raided again. Thieves used a ladder to reach the second story, ripped up floor boards to access the first floor, and stole nine guns valued at about $600.
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Coventry
William B. Longridge
Faubus Declares He Won't Seek Another Term
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus announces he will not seek a seventh term and urges Democratic unity to oppose Republican Nelson Rockefeller. He notes a possible entry before the April 27 primary and comments on past retirement in 1962. Rockefeller and others react to the news.
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Faubus
John R
Starr Leppete
Rock
Ark
Catt
Orvaldo Faubus
Slkform
Ariansius
Maubus
Orly
Winthead Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Pine Mountain
Kenneth Suler
Cannal
Rockacher
GOP
Faubus Exit Shifts Arkansas Governor Race
Gov Orval Faubus announces retirement leaving Arkansas Democrats and Republicans to reassess candidates. Rocke feller faces uncertainty about formidable opposition while Kenneth Sulcer of Osceola is dismissed as a foe by Faubus critics. Political leaders, including Hammerschmidt and Hays, weigh rotation benefits and a new frame work for party unity ahead of the November election.
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Associated Press
Orval Maubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Paubus
Kenneth Sulcer
Osceola
Maulius
Sulcer
Paulus
Rockfeeller
Orval E. Faubus
Rockefeller
Pine Mountain
GOP
Faubus
Jim Johnson
Supreme Court
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Arkansas Republican Party
Hammerschmidt
H. D. Luck
Democrats For
Arkansas
Brooks Hays
Washington
Hays
Suler
Democratic Party
Dale Alford
Ralph A. Phelps Jy
Ouachita Baptist University
Ughus
Phelps
Alford
Johnson
Fuubus
Sam Hosce
Arkansas Yous Democrats Club
Three New York Papers to Merge into World Journal Tribune
Three New York city newspapers announce plans to merge into one company publishing a morning, afternoon and Sunday edition. The World Journal Tribune will include the Journal-American World Telegram and Sun as World Journal and Tribune with combined Sunday editions Herald Tribune and Journal-American. The move eliminates an afternoon daily and a Sunday paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York City
The
World Journal Tribune, Inc
New York Journal-American
New York World- Telegram
the Sun
World Journal
Journal-American
Herald ‘Tribune
Tribune
All Around Town for Hope Post Office Applications
Community notices from Hope include applications for custodian positions at the Hope Post Office due before March 1, plus events at Washington Presbyterian Church and local academic updates. Highlights mention the Second District Conferee of Presbyterian women meeting March 24, teaching practicum at Harding College, and local personnel changes in education and business.
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Washington Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Women of the Church
Paul Rawson
Hope
Lewisville
Stamps
Fulton
Washington
Texarkana
David M. Peebles
M. H. Peebles
Harding College
Searcy
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Hope Star
Carla
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Hope Lions Club
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Bald Knob High School
Jack Lewens
George Balentine
First Baptist
Balentine
West Palm Beach, Florida
Shreveport
Deth
TriState
Municpal Auditorium
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