Europe Trips and Johnsons Standing in Crisis
President Johnson has shunned Europe during his 40 months in office, drawing criticism over Vietnam as Kennedy era warmth faded. Vice President Humphrey tours Europe as a visible, not official substitute, while Johnson stays focused on Vietnam and Congress, risking Western backlash and possible effects on 1968 reelection.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Europe
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
White House
Kennedy
Congress
Vietnam
North Vietnam
U. S
Guam
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Redecorated Arkansas chambers color photos published
On Feb 9 1967 the 66th General Assembly adopted a resolution congratulating the Hope Star and editor Alex H Washburn for buying a Berkey color separation machine and for pioneering full color pictures. Washburn photographed the Senate on Feb 27 and the House on Mar 8 with help from Jungkind Co and Star staff.
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Senate
House
66Th Arkansas Assembly
66Th General Assembly
The
Hope
General Assembly
Washburn
Senate Chamber
Bob Jones
Harry Squires
Jungkind Co
Little Rock
C. M
Pod) Rogers
Star
Gordon L. Price
Eastman Kodak Co
Dallas
Texas
Garland Bosley
Land Deals Exceed One Million in Hempstead County
A Hempstead County Courthouse check shows land transactions since January 1 surpassing $1 million with a single sale near $500,000. Several deals approach $100,000, and mineral leases cover about 4,000 acres. The largest transfer is H C Cabe and others to Champion Paper Co for a paper mill near Little River below Millwood Dam.
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Hempstead County
State of
Arkansas
H. C. Cabe
Champion Paper Co., Inc
Little River
Millwood Dam
Hempstead
Lawton Cobb
G. R. Whitten
Ray Banks Jr
GR. Whitten
H. Mike Burge
H.C. Cabe
Grace M. Cass
Joseph A. Jones
M. L. Rogers
John W. Dillard
Rufus Dobson
Elgin Moses
T. L. Brint
J. D. McKaml
Champion Paper Inc
Dorsey McRae
Joe Porterfield
James C. Gaines
J. H. Ingram
Redelands Farms, Inc
Z. O. Faughn
National Arrest Strategy Urged by Attorney General
Washington AP Attorney General Ramsey Clark addressed over 600 law enforcement officials urging that the National Crime Commission report serve as the blueprint for a national strategy to arrest and reverse a trend toward lawlessness. He opened a weeklong crime control conference about implementing more than 200 recommendations from the commission created by President Johnson.
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Washington
Ramsey Clark
National Crime Commission
Clark
Johnson
America
Crime Commission