Paper mountain in federal payrolls shocks congressman
A Oklahoma congressman finds 47 forms are needed for each new federal hire and nearly as many for terminations, signaling about 90 million pieces of paper yearly in the federal payroll system. The Budget Bureau is urged to streamline this bureaucratic burden amid rising personnel. The piece notes youth vote significance and contrasts it with silent senior voters in upcoming national elections.
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Oklahoma
Budget Bureau
Tom Steed
Steed
Charlotte
N.C
Greenville
S.C
Death risk lower in rural areas says federal study
A federal Public Health Service report finds death risk for white men aged 45 to 64 is higher in urban areas than in rural central or western regions. Highest risk states include Hawaii, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Nevada, northern Arizona, parts of Louisiana, southern Mississippi and east central Pennsylvania. Lowest risk states include North Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Kansas, New Mexico, Oregon, Colorado, Texas, Iowa and Missouri.
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Wowney
United States
Hawaii
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Nevada
Arizona
Louisiana
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minesota
Kansas
New Mexico
Oregon
Colorado
Texas
Iowa
Missouri
U.S. Public Health Service
Herbert J. Sour
National Center For Chronic Disease Control
Boston
Washington
D.C
West Coast
Israel Holds Celebration Kills 12 Arabs in Clash
Israeli troops patrolling the Negev Desert killed 12 Arab saboteurs during independence day celebrations, raising this week’s Arab infiltrator deaths to 30. Two Israelis were wounded as mines, machine guns, grenades, and explosives were found near the saboteurs’ bodies.
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Marcus Eliason
Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Negev
Neot Hakikar
Jordan
Jericho
West Bank
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Jerusalem
Feckerty Council
War Claims Arkansan Killed in Action in Vietnam
The Defense Department lists Army Pfc. Nathaniel M. Williams of Genevia Pulaski County Arkansas as killed in action in Vietnam. Son of Mrs Laura Williams the notice states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Nathaniel M. Williams
Laura Williams
Genevia
Pulaski County
Ark
Vietnam
Youth's Death Offers Hope to 4 Persons
Daniel Sochor 11 died after a traffic accident returning from a Little League game. His parents, Seventh Day Adventists, donated his kidneys to Chester Garbaca and Herman Holloway, his skin to a burn victim in Loma Linda, and his spleen to an unnamed patient in Orange County General Hospital. Kidney recipients were reported in good condition. the burn patient was critical. no update on the spleen case.
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Luma. Linda
Calif
Daniel Sochor
Daniel
Stanley Sochor
Loma Linda University Hospital
University of California At Los Angeles Medical Center
Chester S. Garbaca
Claremont
Caleif
Herman Holloway
Los Angeles
Brandon McLane
Loma Linda
Orange County General Hospital
Rockefeller Campaign Kickoff In Iowa Draws Big Crowd
Rockefeller, sweating in a campaign shirt, won applause 16 times during a University of Iowa speech before 8000, urging 18-year-old voting and a lottery to select draftees. He toured Cedar Rapids with students, then planned another event. Nixon promoted black ownership via tax incentives in Indiana, while McCarthy trails Kennedy for the Democratic nomination. Kennedy suffered a tumble in South Bend after a long handshake.
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New ‘York
Iowa
Rockefeller
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Johnson cites May 3 1968 as site for North Vietnam talks
President Johnson announced that May 3 1968 marks the site for preliminary peace talks with North Vietnam. He spoke of transforming hostility into reconciliation and noted peace as active effort, later appearing at the Old Patent Office Building dedication. He met Harry S. Truman and attended museum ceremonies with his family.
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Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
America
Ufe
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Custake
Ani ‘Alliance
Truman
Proteins in Brain Linked to Learning Study
Brain researchers report discovery of specific brain proteins involved in learning and memory. Dr Samuel Bogoch says similar proteins may exist in humans and influence learning during development. Dr Holgay Hyden confirms findings and discusses injecting nucleic acids to influence brain function and possibly counter aging.
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Brian Sullivan
Associated Press
NEW York
Samuel Bogoch
Foundation For Research On the Nervous System
Boston
Bogoch
Holgay Hyden
Institute of Neurobiology
University of Goteborg
Sweden
Boston Foundation
Manfred Sakel Institute of
Dy. Hyden
Loan to Garfield City for Water System Approved
A $44,950 loan for Garfield in Benton County to aid construction of a water system was approved by Farmers Home Administration state Director Herman Hawkins on Thursday.
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Little Rock
Garfield
Benton County
Farmers Home Administration
Herman H. Hawkins
Hope's First Radio Station Marks 21 Years On Air
KXAR celebrates 21 years since its 1947 first broadcast with a May 5 reception 3 to 5 pm at Town and Courts to kick off National Radio Month. Four Arkansas Radio Network personalities Don Corbett Bob Bulce John Reeder and Tom Longfellow will be introduced amid gifts for the first 200 women attendees and refreshments. The event underscores radio reach with 270 million working radios in the U S Hempstead County households and local car radios. KXAR operates with 18 staff delivering news entertainment and services across Southwest Arkansas.
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Mary Anita Laseter
KXAR
Arkansas Radio Network
Don Corbett
Bob Bulce
John Reeder
Tom Longfellow
United States
Hempstead
Arkansas
Sit Hon
Haskell Jones
Pepper Library
Hope
Hamm Tire and Appliance
Norman Bradford
Verlaine Jones
S. Joseph Geno
Randy Johnson
Ralph Routon
Ronnie Gibson
Mark Gunter
Dan Stuart
Gus Hi
KKAR
Bolletin
Rockefeller Warns Of Crossed GOP Lines In Arkansas Primary
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller discusses Roberts a Democrat in Republican race and possible crossovers. Roberts fired from Muskogee firm for seeking GOP nomination as Rockefeller cites Democratic ties. Rockefeller praises Roberts if truly Republican and notes uncertain Arkansas delegation at the national convention. The piece also profiles KXAR radio staff, reach, programs, and an upcoming Town and Country event on May 5.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
S. C
Roberts
Rockefeller
Jim Perkins
Muskogee
Robert
Gus McMillan
Virginia Johnson
Johnson
Mae Rockefeller
New York
Goy
Nelson Rockefeller
Arkansas
Alice
White House
GOP
Kennedy Kid Hauled in for Rock Tossing
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy apologized after his 12-year-old son David and another boy were held by Fairfax County police for rock throwing on a highway near the Kennedys Hickory Hill home. No charges filed. the parents paid 119.72 dollars for windshield damage. Police said the boys were returned home after being processed, with efforts to handle the matter per standard procedures for youths.
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Mclean
Robert F. Kennedy
Indiana
Washington
David
Hickory Hill
Kennedy
William L. Durrer
Fairfax County
Durrer
Leonee L. Correa
Correa
Sen. Kennedy
Braniff Electra Crash Kills 84 Near Dawson Texas
A Braniff International Electra crashed in a thunderstorm near Dawson Texas killing all 84 aboard. FBI and National Guard assisted, with special agents in Dallas. The airliner, Flight 352, departed Houston and disappeared from radar at 4 51 p m. Witnesses described a large explosion and subsequent fire as the plane plunged to the ground about 90 miles south of Dallas.
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Clayton -Higkers
Weite
Dawson
Tex
International Electra
Venie - Wells
Texas
FBI
National Guard
Braniff
Houston
Ail P.i
Carol Brand
Taylor
Suzanne Renz
South Orange
N.J
Dallas
Jefi Foster
D. Tossland
Fort Worth
Great Southwest ‘International Airport
Dean Montgomery
Corsica
Jerry Merrill
Dalas
Tulsa
Fort Smith
Ark Little Rock
Memphis
Bids Taken on Rail Bridge Work
Mary Construction Co of Cape Girardeau Missouri submitted the apparent low bid for a bridge over the Arkansas River at Van Buren. The railroad plans to award after Army Engineers review and federal river project clearance.
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Little Rock
The
Mary Construction Cs
Cape. Girardeau
Arkansas River
van Buren
Kansas Hiver Navigation
Federal
Rover de
LBJ Invite Reflects Turbulent Times
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an invitation to LBJ amid turbulent politics with scattered names and dates. The readable words imply political maneuvering and diplomacy considerations affecting policy and leadership in a contested period.
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