Publishers' Auxiliary plans first process color run
A letter from Edward H. Senef f editor publisher's auxiliary in March 1967 outlines samples for a three column color feature using the Berkey machine, with options from Hog Killing Time in Arkansas or Spring in Arkansas. It notes constraints on color separations and upcoming production schedules.
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Publishers
Berkey
National Publisher
Hope
Goss
Culpepper
Publishers’ Auxiliary
Culpepper Press
Hope Star
Edward H. Seneff
Publisher’s Auxiliary
Jack Flanigan
Broadway
Albany
N.Y
Olney
Denver
Colo
New York State
Star
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Cleveland
Body Found Throat Cut Near North Little Rock
The body of Pete Paul Bawlec, 57, was found Sunday afternoon about five miles north of North Little Rock. Authorities said his throat had been cut. Arthur Kitta, a nephew, found the body after a search began when he had been gone from his home about an hour.
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Little Rock
Pete Paul Bawlec
North Little Rock
Pulaski County
Opel Allen
Sheriff's Office
Arthur Kit+ta
Bawlec
Pollard Defends GOP in Faulkner County Vote Probe
Odell Pollard, Arkansas GOP chairman, accuses an organized Fifth Judicial District faction led by Sen. Guy Jones and Sheriff Marlin Hawkins of pushing an inquiry into alleged irregularities. He says the party will not release confidential campaign records to opponents. The Faulkner court ordered First National Bank records for Wanda Tudor’s account as evidence in a probe alleging vote buying of Black voters in 1966.
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Little Hock
Odell Pollard
Arkansas Republican Party
Faulkner County
Fifth Judicial District
Guy Jones
Conway
Marlin Hawkins
Pollard
First National Bank of
Little Rock
Wanda Tudor
Winthrop Rockefeller
Jones
Republican Party
Seven Killed in Arkansas Weekend Accidents
Seven people were killed in separate weekend crashes across Arkansas. Victims include James Geyer 12 of Little Rock who died crossing an overpass on Interstate 30. Patrick Heilman 39 of North Little Rock in a rock wall crash. Leland Balew 51 of Hot Springs in a wreck north of the city. Maria Green 22 of Hot Springs in a field impact. Gerald Jeffrey 30 of Paragould in a culvert crash on Arkansas 25. Myrtle E. Carter 61 of Star City in a crash near Pine Bluff. and Zenovia Hopson 51 of Hope in a two vehicle collision on U S 67 near Hope.
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Associates Press
Arkansas
Little Rock
James Geyer
Lois Wunderlich
Patrick Heilman
North Little Rock
Hot Springs
Leland Balew
Pine Bluff
U.S. 67
Hope
Zenovia Hopson
Financial Checkup at Hope Rotary Luncheon
Hal C. Sherrod CPA of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell, and Co spoke on an annual financial checkup at the Hope Rotary weekly luncheon last Friday in Town and Country. He urged making a will and taking prompt action with several Do's and Don'ts. Fred Ellis arranged the program, with President Paul Klipsch welcoming members and guests Eddie Aslin, Dr. Sam W. Strong, Henry Bowden, and Kent Basye of Houston.
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Hope Rotarians
Hal C. Sherrod
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell, and Co
Little Rock
Mr. Sherrod
Fred Ellis
Paul Klipsch
Eddie Aslin
Sam W. Strong
Henry Bowden
Kent Basye
Houston
Oil Tanker Roils British Coasts Killing Birds
AP report from Land's End describes the tanker Torrey Canyon breaking up off Cornwall. Oil fouls more than 70 miles of coast, threatening the south coast with a massive spill. Experts fear tens of thousands of seabirds dead or oiled, with large efforts under way to rescue birds and oyster beds while crews mobilize around the clock.
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Colin Frost
Land’s End
England
Torrey Canyon
Cornish
Lizard
Newquay
Britain
Duchy of Coornwall
Prince Charles
Police Sigh in Relief as 40 000 Students Head Back to Classes
Police report relief as more than 40 000 collegians return to campuses after Easter weekend revelry across East and Gulf Coast resorts. In Florida's Fort Lauderdale and Daytona Beach authorities report arrests for drunkenness disorderly conduct and other charges, while Biloxi sees rain dampening 10 000 students.
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Associated Press
Gulf Coast
Med Set
Manhattan
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Daytona Beach
Biloxi
Miss
Louis Rosetti
Arkansas Legislature Returns to Work Amid Debates and Bills
The Arkansas General Assembly opens after a two week recess with at least two hot issues and many unacted measures. Controversy centers on school finance, teacher pay raises, revenue stabilization, and potential investigations into bribery offers to lawmakers. Governor Rockefeller signals possible special session next January.
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Little Rock
Arkansas General Assembly
Winthrop Rockefeller
Maurice Britt
Rockefeller
Bill Wells
Hermitage
General Assembly
Railway Merger Is Upheld
The Supreme Court upheld the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroad merger but delayed action until the Interstate Commerce Commission decides the fate of smaller railroads. Justice Clark announced a 5-4 decision, preserving the historic proposed $6 billion tie while postponing final ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Tom C. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clark
Justice Department
Sunshine Returns to Arkansas
The sun returns amid clearing skies and a warming trend for the week. Weekend rain brought beneficial totals with Hot Springs reporting over two inches and Little Rock Arkadelphia Georgetown Pine Bluff and El Dorado all over an inch. Temperatures Sunday ranged from the 60s to low 70s with overnight lows in the 50s and 60s.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Arkadelphia
Georgetown
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Senate group urges lifting bombing restrictions in Vietnam
A Senate subcommittee led by Sen John Stennis urged Washington to lift bombing limits in Vietnam citing heavy costs for limited gains. The report notes air raids raise North Vietnamese costs but American losses and dollars are high. Sen Edward Brooke backed continued bombing, while Kennedy and Clark urged a testing halt to gauge Soviet peace talks. Johnson praised Brooke and sought a meeting.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Senate Defense Subcommittee
John Stennis
D-Miss
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joseph 5
Clark
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Defense Subcommittee
Stennis
Defense Department
Pentagon
Subcommittee
Punta del Este
Ntetnam
Hanoi
Get a Radio the Hard Way
Police in El Cajon California investigated an anonymous tip that two young men were seen pushing a compact car into the living room of a house after removing sliding glass doors. They pleaded inability to afford a radio and said they chose this method to bring music from the auto radio into the home.
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EL Cajon
Calif
San Diego County
Landscaping Class Set for Tuesday at Extension Office
The Extension Office reports many requests about controlling insects and diseases affecting ornamentals. At 1:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Extension Office Conference Room, M. C. McDanell and James Roberts will present methods to manage pests and plant diseases. attendance is invited.
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M. C. McDanell
James Roberts
Local seniors begin nine weeks teaching in area schools
Henderson State College announces 134 seniors start nine weeks of practice teaching across Hope Prescott Nashville Sparkman Van Buren Mt Ida Texarkana and Bradley areas. Names include Judith Buckalew Patricia Carter Janet Biggers Elizabeth Buchanan John Buckelew Ronald Ward Gerald Worthington Eva Harris Dudley Cryer Shirley Herron Patricia Parks Mary Prewett Pamela O Neal Carolyn Stephens Vicki Connell Barbara Hulsey Ralph Marecum John Glerth Jr Marvin Dean and Officer John Shirley. The report notes rising barber prices to 1.50 and rainfall totals of 2.17 inches. Orle Byers buys Aberdeen Angus bull from Freeda’s Angus Farms Hope.
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Henderson State College
Hope System
Judith Nell Buckalew
Nashville
Patricia Carter
Bluff City
Janet Lynn Biggers
Sparkman
Elizabeth Louise Buchanan
Prescott
John Edwin Buckelew
van Buren
Ronald Lee Ward
Alpena
Gerald Tilman Worthington
Eva Jane Harrisson
Dudley Wayne Cryer
Bradley
Prescott School
Shirley Ann Herron
Arkadelphia
Patricia Jo Parks
Mary Nell Prewett
Pamela Kay O'Neal
Mt. Ida
Carolyn Sue Stephens
DeWitt
Vicki Jacqueline Connell
Hope
Hot Springs
Barbara Jeanette Hulsey
Washington
Texarkana
Ralph Esmond Marecum
McNab
MIG Downed as Fighting Erupts Anew
Saigon dispatch reports American airmen destroying a MIG over North Vietnam during a ground war flare from the 17th Parallel to the Mekong Delta. One U.S. jet was lost but the pilot survived. three helicopters were downed by enemy fire and four more damaged amid Can Tho airfield attacks.
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George McArthur
Saigon
North Vietnam
17Th
Mekong
South
Delta
U. S
Can Tho
Son Tay
Hanoi
U.S
Air Force
Court Affirms Jobless Pay to Poultrymen
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds unemployment compensation for two Hanford Produce Co. workers at Clarksville hatchery and for two Arkansas Valley Industries employees. The ruling clarifies agricultural exemptions under state law, distinguishing farm owner or tenant operate services from broader federal farm labor exemptions. Justices Jones, Fogleman, and Byrd wrote. Gerson and Byrd dissented in both cases.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Johnson Circuit Court
Co. A. Clemmons
Lucille Howard
Hanford Produce Co
Clarksville Hatchery
Louis L. Scott
Raymond Standridge
Arkansas Valley Industries, Inc
Hanford
J. Fred Jones
John Forgleman
Conley Byrd
Gersland Circuit Court
Duncan Walter Melntyre
MeIntyre
Bee
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