Local paper tests reader aided photo project with Minolta camera
Our Daily Bread: Our staff launches reader assisted photo program using a 35mm automatic Minolta with F1.8 lens, Tri X film and self loading cartridges. Lions Kiwanis Rotary club lunches covered. processing hiccup revealed bad hypo solution and delayed images, now fixed.
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Bill Cross
Lions Club
Henry Haynes
Kiwanis
B. N. Holt
Rotary
Star
Minolta
FBI raids arrest 40 in draft-dodge ring sweep
FBI arrests 83 men in New York and Cleveland based ring selling fake enlistment papers for up to 5000 dollars. Nine fathers and eight sons among those detained, with up to 80,000 dollars traced since 1963. Warrants issued by Brooklyn federal court. two principals—Paul Miller 28 and Solomon Gotfriend 56—already jailed.
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New York
FBI
Cleveland
FBI Agnets
FSI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Hoover
Paul G. Miller
Flushing, N.Y
Solomon Gotfriend
Civil Service
Long Island
No Word on Victim of Kidnaper
Miami police search for 18 year old Daniel Goldman after a gunpoint abduction in Surfside. A $50,000 reward fund by friends aims to spur information leading to his safe return. Police note a powerful suspect hinted at past money grievances amid slow progress.
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Hedley Burrell
Miami
Fla
Daniel Goldman
Surfside
Miami Beach
Daniel
Temple Raphael
Aaron
Warren Dalrymple
Danny Goldman
Neal
Arlene
Bennett's Action Is a Puzzle
The Associated Press reports a puzzling move by Atty. Gen. Bruce Bennett urging a draft Faubus to run again. Observers debate motive as Faubus contemplates a seventh term amid Democratic field doubts. Hempstead County council to meet Thursday night to elect officers and review committee reports. NYU receives a 6 million gift from Elmer H. Bobst for a library and study center.
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Associated Press
Bruce Bennett
Faubus
Bennett
Orval Faubus
Winthrop Rockefeller
Kenneth Suler
Osceola
Hempstead County Development Council
Burgess Garrett
NYU
NEW York
New York University
Elmer H. Bobst
Warner Lambert Bermacentlony Cy
Hope Group Sees Camden Production Review Meeting
Members of the Hope Community Theater met at City Hall to discuss recent shows. They praised Camden’s My Fair Lady and Arkadelphia’s Night of January 16th. The group plans to move meetings to Thursdays, next set for April 21 at City Hall.
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Hope Community Theater
City Hall
Camden
Camden Community Theater
Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia Community Theater
Rent Subsidy Victory For Johnson In House Vote
President Johnson wins a major 1968 House victory as a $2.5 billion catch-all bill funds start up for the rent subsidy and Teacher Corps. The measure passed 269 to 122 after six hours of debate with Republicans opposing new domestic programs not wartime.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Teachers Corps
Congress
Viet Nam
Theovernment
Kirk Douglas Seeks Balance Between Victory and Failure
New Yorker Kirk Douglas, famed for constant success, says he now seeks a balance and would like the freedom to fail. He plans to direct films, reflecting on his rise from immigrant parents, education, and a life shaped by discipline, ambition, and New York’s electric pull.
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Kirk Douglas
Hal Boyle
New York
Kirk
Russia
Hollywood
Louise Livingstone
Amsterdam
N.Y
Irk Douglas
Bell Official Receives Medal Priestly medal awarded to Bell official
Pittsburgh AP reports Dr. W. O. Baker, vice president of research at Bell Telephone Laboratories, received the Priestly Medal, the American Chemical Society's top honor in chemistry, for his contributions to the field.
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Pittsburgh
W. O. Baker
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Baker
American Chemical Society
LBJ Signals Possible Tax Hike to Fight Inflation
President Johnson suggested three options if inflation continues: spending cuts of 5 to 10 billion dollars, government controls, or a roughly 5 billion dollar tax increase. He noted no one likes controls and said agencies will report to the Budget Bureau next month. Congress reacts with mixed support for tax hikes amid Viet Nam spending pressures.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Budget Bureau
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Senate Finance Committee
Ribicoff
Johnsons Rent Subsidy Bill Nears House Vote
Washington AP says the House faces a close vote on funding for President Johnsons rent supplements for low income families. The measure, tied to a $2.5 billion catch-all appropriation, tests Congress on funding domestic programs amid Viet Nam war costs. McCormack touted victory but others warned the outcome could swing. Lawence OBrien and Robert Weaver are cited among aides and administrators for the plan.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
John W. McCormack
Lawrence F. O'Brien
White House
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Weaver
McCormack
Tax Outlook Increases Prompt Bipartisan Uproar In Congress
President Johnson signals possible 5 percent rise in personal income tax and higher corporate taxes to curb inflation. Viet Nam threats include a U S billet attack in Saigon with minor injuries. Army and Marine divisions in the U S could be too small and less fit than last summer. International news notes provisional Ecuadoran president after student ouster and likely final Soviet China reconcilation terms. UFOs and space debate probe aliens’ intentions. National items mention a $50,000 reward for Daniel Goldman and drought effects. Rome reports 582 Mafia arrests and ongoing Sicilia crackdown.
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Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
United States
Washington
House
Boston
International
Ecuador
Soviet Communist Party
Ufos
Copter Attacks and Bombings Mark Vietnam Conflict Update
Two hundred U.S. cavalrymen fought entrapment by a communist force near Pleiku as troop carriers were shot down including a Chinook helicopter. Navy planes hit waterways and North Vietnamese strongholds. a C130 dropped anti Communists leaflets near the 17th Parallel. Bombing incidents in Saigon and Da Nang accompany a local comedy event at Blevins Gymnasium with admission 50 and 25 cents.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
U.S
Central Highlands
Pleiku
Red Lines
Chu Phong
North Viet Nam
North
17Th Parallel Frontier
North Vietnamese Panhandle
da Nang
Blevins
Blevins Gymnasium
Gary Rowland
War Weakens Striking Force on Home Front y FREDS
A Pentagon briefing shows seven Army and Marine divisions in the United States are in fighting shape, down from ten last July. Four Army divisions lack full readiness due to training duties, with gradual return planned by June. The 101st Airborne at Fort Campbell continues training after sending a brigade to Vietnam. McNamara defends U.S. military posture against overextension claims.
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Defense Department
Army
Marine Corps
Pentagon
Ft. Hood
Tex
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Ft. Carson
Colo
Army Times
101St Airborne Division
Ft. Campbell
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
McNamara
Cancer Crusade Kickoff Thursday Meeting Planned
The Cancer Crusade kickoff will be held Thursday at 0 a.m. at First Methodist Church. Township and ward chairmen will attend. A film will be shown and materials for distribution will be handed out.
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Firs Methodist Church
George Young
Hope area notes reflect scholarships events and clubs
Libby Alderman, Ouachita freshman and Meyers Bakery worker, earns a band scholarship as a majorette. Hope Ladies Golf Association plans an 18 hole tournament April 14 to 28 with a $1 fee and qualifiers March 9 to April 10. SS Rachael voyage to Saigon with Merchant Marine J W Givens. Volume I Who is Who lists Hempstead figures. Otis Johnson meets Hempstead Wildlife. Production staff from Hempstead on Maybe Tuesday at Southern State College. Lions Club Broom Sale April 4 supports Blind Center and local conservation.
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Libby Aldrman
Ouachita
Otis Daniel Johnson Baptist University
Meyer's Bakery
Clainet
Iéd "Alderman
Libby
Hope Ladies Golf Association
Hempstead
Southern State College
Virginia Edwards
B. W. Edwards
Hope High
Town and Gown
Ronnie Smith
Herman W. Smith
Tri-C
Blue Key
Hope Lions Club
The
Ark
Blind Center
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Alex H. Washburn
Ching Houston
China
United Nations
Peter Hope
Peking
Goldmans
Biscayne Bay
Hope Group
LBJ
AP News Digest
Rome
Emilio Taviani
Taviani
Chamber of Deputies
Sicily
Cancer Crusade
J. W. Givens
Merchant Marines
Ed Alderman
Hempstead City
Arkansas
Allard House
Little Rock
Thomas C. Crawford
John B. Gardner Jr
Ben J. Owen
W. M. Kelly
J. H. Pilkington
Joe C. Lambert
Washington, Ark
D.C
George W. Ware
Hope
J. W. Herbert
Hope and
Ruston
Harry J. Lemley
Fort Leavenworth, Kan
Dolphus Whittle Jr
Oklahoma City
Otis Johnson
Hempstead County Wildlife Association
Vicki Connell
Henderson
W. R. Mills
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