Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin and Mail Box Repair
A light hearted note about a white setter and a stray dog, plus a public notice on curbside mail box improvements near the Hope Federal Building. It then shifts to a discussion of newspaper circulation and annual newsprint use, citing figures for New York News, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, and local notes. The piece ends with Hope's annual allowable paper and current usage.
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New Hope Federal Building
America
New York News
Beyind
Los Angeles Times
Times
New York Times
Star
New York
Los Angeles
Blinking lights spotted across Michigan Ohio and Wisconsin
Reports of eerie lights extend from southern Michigan into Ohio and Wisconsin with no clear explanation. An aerophysicist offers swamp gas as a possible cause, while witnesses claim photographs taken near Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Project Blue Book oversees related investigations.
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Detroit
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michian
Thumb
Green Bay
Wis
Toledo
Dayton
Northwestern University
J. Allen Hynek
Air Force
Ohio Highway
R. D. Landgersicht
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Wright Patterson
Project Blue Book
North Viet Nam Appears at Moscow Meeting
Le Duan, North Viet Nam's top policymaker, represents Hanoi at a Soviet party meeting in Moscow. Western diplomats weigh peace moves as U S power grows in Southeast Asia. VP Humphrey, PM Gandhi, and GOP leader Ford weigh elections, independence, and nonalignment amid Vietnam tensions.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
North Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Cochairman
Britain
Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey
India
Indira Gandhi
House
Gerald R. Ford
Humphrey
Newsweek Magazine
South Viet Nam
China
Soviet Union
Gandhi
White House
Johnson
France
Clears Way for Bid for Governor in Arkansas
Associate Justice Jim Johnson of the Arkansas Supreme Court resigns effective April 4 to avoid holding two offices under Act 5 of 1959, clearing a path for a possible gubernatorial bid. Johnson, who tied to Faubus in 1956, previously pursued attorney general and has debated candidacy, while Mrs. Cora Hutchens of Hope is highlighted for Senior Citizens Day and Medicare eligibility under new rules, with details on retroactive Social Security benefits and a March 31 deadline for supplemental Medicare enrollment.
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Little Rock
Jim Johnson
Arkansas Supreme Court
Johnson
High Court
Orval Fanbus
Judiciary
Croggett
Faubus
Supreme Court
Minor W. Millwee
Arkansas
Cora Hutchens
Hope
John Gardner
Snetor Citiznes
Corona
Tourist Booth Planned by Rotarians
Clyde Fouse proposed and the Hope Rotary Club adopted a plan to build tourist information booths at the two entrances to Hope on Highway 7. President Lester Sitzes appointed a committee to investigate further details concerning his Service Project of the club. Three guests joined the members for their last meeting at the Town and Country.
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Clyde Fouse
Hope Rotary Club
Hope
Highway 7
Lester Sitzes
Bob Moers
Dave Peters
Jim Pruden
Easter Egg Hunt Planned by Jaycees
Hope Jaycees will host a free Easter egg hunt on Sunday April 10 at 2 p m at Fair Park for local children under 12. Prizes will be awarded in each age group and details will be announced by the Jaycees.
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Hope Jaycees
Fair Park
Jaycees
Humanities Meet Here on Tuesday in Hope
Arkansas new director of Arts and Humanities Ellis Doyle Herron leads a State Planning Commission team on a week-long Arkansas tour to engage the public in the Arts and Humanities Act program. They arrive in Hope Tuesday March 29 at 3 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Arkansas
Arkanasa and Humanities
Ellis Doyle Herron
State Planning Commission
Hope
Ie Chamber of Commerce Ofice
Mills files for reelection to 2nd Arkansas district
Rep. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas announces his candidacy for a 15th term in the U S House. Mills, a Democrat, has served since 1939 and is chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. He is the only announced candidate for the district race.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Mills
U.S. House
House
Ways and Means Committee
Body Recovered From Old River Near Gould Ark
Fred Studdard a 43 year old man from Pine Bluff was pulled from Taylor's Old River about 12 miles northeast of Gould Arkansas on Sunday Lincoln County authorities reported.
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Gould, Ark
Fred Studdard
Pine Bluff
Taylor's Old River
Here
Lincoln County
Supreme Court okays federal prosecution in 1964 Mississippi killings
The Supreme Court approved federal prosecution of three law officers and four other persons in the 1964 slaying of three Young civil rights workers near Philadelphia Mississippi.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Miss
Bombers and Marines Hit Enemy Lines Near Saigon
In a decisive strike near Saigon, USAF B52s dropped 750 pound bombs delivering 100000 rounds of explosive causing a massive fireball over mangrove swamps. Bombs obliterated a jungle mine factory believed hidden among 40 foot high mangroves. A second wave hit Tay Ninh Province near the Cambodian border, targeting Viet Cong areas about 70 miles NW of Saigon.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Air Force
Guam
Tay Ninh
National Liberation Front
Gurdon Boys Die In Arkansas Highway Crash
Two youths from Gurdon, J. C. Buckner 17 and Harry James Sanders 18, were killed when their car struck a bridge on Arkansas 51 west of Gurdon. Walker Reynolds Jr. led the car. state police reported the fatalities as part of a weekend toll reaching nine.
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Associated Press
Gurdon
Arkansas 51
J. C. Buckner
Harry James Sanders
Walker Reynolds Jr
James Wayne Bratton
John M. Long
Forrest City
Marguerite Grisham
Vilonia
Ester Blake
Conway
Pine Bluff
D. W. Reynolds
England
Arkansas
Sherrill
Leachville
John Marr
Blythe Ville
North Little Rock
Kenneth Ray Robers
Rath Atcheson
Littl
Jared, le Rock
Noah Eugene Mason
Alma
van Buren
Ed Blackard
Mason
Charges Filed Against 14 Klan Members
FBI charged 14 Mississippi Ku Klux Klan members in the nighttime slaying of Vernon F. Dahmer in Hattiesburg on January 10. The group, including Sam Holloway Bowers Jr and Cecil Sessum, faces civil rights violations. Dahmer died from burns after defending his home and store. Dahmer led Forrest County NAACP activities. his wife and daughter were injured.
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Washington
The
FBI
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Houston
Tex
Sam Holloway Bowers Jr
Imperial Wizard
Mississippi Klan
Vernon F. Dahmer
Dahmer
J. Edgar Hoover
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Bowers
Cecil, Sessum
Ellisville
Cyclops
Jones County
Klavern
Howard
Giles
Forrest County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dat Ina
Willisville High School Three Act Mystery Comedy Friday
Willisville High School Junior Class presents a three act mystery comedy titled Room No. 13 this Friday at 7 30 in the Willisville School auditorium. Cast includes Lizzie Spriggins played by Mary Crank Josh Spriggins and others. Admission 25 and 40 cents under Coach Wylie Staggs direction. Mary Crank weighs two offices? Crank Considers Two Offices Arkansas AP Marion Crank weighing gubernatorial and lieutenant governor bids.
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Willisville High School
Lizzie Spriggins
Mary Crank
Josh Spriggins
Danny Berry
Professor Snow
Mike Marlar
Jack
Bert West
Janet Harris
Dinah Rhea
Sally Hall
Sandra Bradshaw
Jim Stevens
Ronnie Hicks
Madame Zelda
Debbie Goodwin
Willisville
Wylie Staggs
Crank
Viet Nam Marines clear river approaches to Saigon
AP News Digest reports U S Marines clearing river approaches to Saigon amid ongoing anti government demonstrations. Washington notes North Vietnam represented by a top policymaker at Moscow party congress while Johnson welcomes Indian Prime Minister Gandhi.
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U.S
Saigon
North Jet Nam
Moscow
Four Injured in Columbus Head on Collision
Four persons were injured, none critically, in a Sunday head on crash near Columbus. Howard B. Wolf Jr. of Saratoga and Cornelius Coleman of McNab collided. both drivers were hurt along with passengers Ernie Green and Johnny McJunkins, all treated at a local hospital by Herndon-Corneling ambulance. State Policeman Leon Stokes investigated.
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Columbus
Howard B. Wolf Jr
Saratoga
Cornelius Coleman
McNab
Wolf
Ernie Green
Jonhny McJunkins
Herndon-Corneling
Leon Stokes
All Around Town notes from Hempstead County event listings
Webb Laseter attended the 7th District Credit Conference at the Marion Hotel in Lite Rock. Mrs. Paul Raley and Mrs. Harry Phillips attended the Dallas fashion market. Earl Downs was named President elect of the Arkansas Personnel and Guidance Assn at a meeting in Little Rock. Betty Bryant will represent Hope in the Memphis Cotton Carnival and join the Ladies of the Realm parade. Janice Lloyd entered Worth Business School in Fayetteville NC and will live with her brother 1st Lt. Herbert Jack Lloyd. she previously worked for SW Bell in Hope and Shreveport. Dennis Turner was elected state member at large at the Student AEA meeting in Conway and joins the AEA executive committee for 1966-67. Other Future Teachers at Hope High on the trip included Sammy Strong, Jim Pilkinton, Ruth Burtch, Debby and Malcolm Hinton, Jimmy Whitten, Ken Medders, Shirley Hinton, Kathy Guerin, Linda Luck, and Mrs. F. J. Burroughs.
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Earl Downs
Arkansas Personnel and Guidance Assn
Little Rock
Hope
Downs
AEA
Betty Bryant
Kelly Bryant
Memphis
U of A
Miss Bryant
Ladies of the Realm
Janice Lloyd
John Lloyd
Worth Business School
Fayetteville
N.C
Herbert Jack Lloyd
Lloyd
Mark
Hope High
Miss Lloyd
SW Bell Telehone
Shreveport
Dennis ‘Turner
Conway
Sammy Strong
Jim Pilkinton
Ruth Burtch
Debby
Malcolm Hinton
Jimmy Whitten
Ken Medders
Shirley Hinton
Kathy Guerin
Linda Luck
Fred O. Ellis
Dennis Wood
Bill Etter
Cathy Feild
Frances Middlebrooks
F. J. Burroughs
GOP Wins Right to Inspect Arkansas State Funds Records
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled 6-1 that the Republican Party may examine records of idle state funds deposited in banks. Justice Ed McFaddin dissented, saying access should be limited to those with a legal interest. The case returns to Pulaski Chancery Court for possible mandamus action.
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John R. Starr
Weiter Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Republican Party
Ed McFaddin
Pulaski
Chancery Court
Nancy Hall
GOP
Johnson
Arkansas
Hall
Bruce Bennett
McFaddin
Wayne Babbitt
Inington
Babbitt
Communists Open World Convention in Moscow
Delegations from more than 40 countries and 5,000 Soviet delegates converge on Moscow as the Soviet Communist party prepares to open its 28th Congress in the Kremlin Palace. Brezhnev expected to comment on Stalin and Khrushchev as part of the proceedings.
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Henry 5
Bradsher
Moscow
Lenin
Albania
New Zealand
Japan
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Peking
Palace of Congresses
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Joseph
Stalin
Nikitas
Khrynoe
Omniunist
Brezhnev
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Our
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Washburn
Gentleman Tramp
P.O. Box
National Education Association
South Dakota
South Carolina
Association
Aransas
VietNam
Edward Corona
Humanities
Old River
Bulletin
AP News Digest
Dian
Gallup
Labo
Indonesia
Soviet Communist Party Congress
London
Space Agency
Techny, Ll
Emilie Ensinger
St. Anne's
Techny
Star Staff
Eee
Webb Laseter
Credit Bureau
Hempstead County
Marion Hotel
Lite Rock
Paul Raley
Harry Phillips
Dallas
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