Spring Fever and Kodachrome color print debut in Our Daily Bread
The editor recalls spring antics of Canada geese and describes upcoming six color Kodachrome images for the White River float trip from Cotter to Buffalo City captured in 1965. It notes the Berkey color separator, the Norfolk lake view, and the challenges of giant color enlargements. Tulip Time Festival opens in Holland with Gov. Romney in wooden shoes.
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The
Star
White River
L. Carter Johnson
Cotter
Buffalo City
Lake Norfolk
U. S. 62
Mountain Home
Norfolk
America
Holland, Mich
George Romney
Romney
Lenore
Nethers
Tributes to art salvage efforts after floods in Mary
Roger Stevens, chairman of the National Council on the Arts, praises Italian and American work to salvage and restore flood damaged artworks. King Faisal of Saudi Arabia enters Queen Alexandra Hospital in London for a general health checkup with an official statement noting continued excellent health.
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New York
Roger Stevens
National Council On the Arts
Mary
Arabia King In
London
Faisal of
Saui Arabia
Queen Alexandra Military Hospital
Paul Klipsch photos with Star Camera Workers Eligible for Benefits
LITTLE ROCK AP The state Employes Retirement Board declared 24 public employes including Pink Booher eligible Wednesday for retirement benefits Booher 56 was in charge of Tucker Prison for several months last year He was granted disability retirement J L Shaver of Wynne lieutenant governor in 1943 49 was also on the list Shaver is 65 The Millwood Shrine Club held its party Tuesday night at the Town and Country with Hobart Shirley presiding Guests included Noble Perry Stewart Prophet Horace Illin and Outer Guard James Qualls
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Little Rock
State Employes Retirement Board
Pink Booher
Alzheimer
Booher
Millwood Shrine Club
Hobart Shirley
Hiustrious Potentate
Noble Perry Stewart
Prophet Horace Illin
James Qualls
Get Tough Policy at T. Southern University
Tex as Southern University administrators invoked a get tough policy after rioting left a policeman fatally shot and four others wounded. About 488 students were arrested. five charged with rioting with bonds at 10,000 dollars each. Patrols and mass arrests followed, with 16 students treated for minor injuries. Rookie patrolman Lewis R. Kuba died seven hours after being shot between the eyes during dormitory assaults.
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B.F. Kellam
Houston
Tex
Texas Southern University
Lewis R. Kuba
Three Boys Still Missing in Missouri
In Hannibal Missouri three boys Billy Hoag age 11 Joey Hoag age 13 and Craig Dowell age 14 remain missing after exhaustive searches. A power shovel removed earth near U S 79 with no clues. Mayor Musgrove said all leads are exhausted as rescue workers scour Murphy's Cave and Lover's Leap area for signs.
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Hannibal
Billy Hoag
Joey Hoag
Craig Dowell
U.S. 79
Harry Musgrove
Midwest
Murphy’s Cave
Lover's Leap
Surplus US Vietnam War Equipment Under Review
A Senate subcommittee plans hearings on about 100 million dollars worth of U S construction equipment in Vietnam that is not needed for the war effort. Joseph Lippman, back from Vietnam, says large quantities of surplus materials exist and should be handed to the Agency for International Development where applicable. The GAO criticized management of Vietnam construction programs, noting higher costs and urging reallocation of surplus items to aid development projects.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Senate
U.S
Vietnam
Joseph Lippman
Ernest Gruening
D-Alaska
Vieteam
Lippman
General Accounting Office
GAO
Agency For International
Navy
Comebine
RMK+eBRJ
Combine
Saigon
Raymond Intere Nations of
Delaware, Inc
Morriss Knudson
Asia
Jiba
Con Thien
United States
Mayn
Israeli to Counter Egyptian Troops on Sinai Front
In Tel Aviv an Israeli army spokesman said Israel has taken suitable steps to counter the movement of Egyptian troops into the Sinai Peninsula on the southern border. He did not provide details. Israelis remained calm as Syria and UAR moved troops toward borders amid expectations of a forthcoming Israeli attack.
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Wy Aal McClure
Tel Aviv
Israel
Sinai Desert
Sinai Peninsula
Israel Army
Syria
United Arab Republic
Study Day at Local Station
A study day on livestock production and age utilization is set for Friday at the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture SW Branch Experiment Station. The program includes tours of grazing management pastures and cow calf herds, four year results on steer grazing studies, and a panel with Extension staff and university researchers.
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University of Arkansas Division of the Agriculture
Cecil M. Pitty
Chg
A. E. Spooner
M. L. Ray
E. A. Hansen
E. M. Cralley
C. A. Vines
Agricultural Extension Service
4. E. Spooner
Carl Leuker
Harry Wellhausen
Dog Adams
Arkansas Adds Over One Thousand Jobs in April
Car C. Hinkle Jr. of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission announced that more than 1,000 new jobs were created in Arkansas in April due to new industries locating in the state and expansions at existing plants. Five plants opened in April and eleven others expanded.
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Little Rock
Car C. Hinkle Jr
Arkansas
Hinkle
Arkansas Industrial Development Commssion
Roadblocks Face Draft Reforms in Congress
The House Armed Services Committee keeps roadblocks on Johnson draft reforms. They reject allowing a final presidential say on college deferments, extend deferments for undergraduates in good standing, and may grant the President power to call up 19 and 20 year olds. The panel also plans a 60 day veto for Congress on lottery style drafts and national standards for local boards to classify draftees.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Earler
National Guard and Reserve
House
Senates
House Committee
Richard S. Schweiker
Janos Radvanyl
United States
Middle East
Hong Kong Island
Henderson to stage John Brown's Body at Hope Auditorium
Henderson State College speech department will present Stephen Vincent Benet's epic John Brown's Body on May 14 at 7:30 p.m. in Hope Municipal Auditorium with no admission charge. The production relies on speech and music, not period costumes or scenery. The Renderson Opera is moved to tomorrow night in the school auditorium instead of city hall.
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Ane
Henderson State College
Stephen Vincent Benet
John Brown
Hope Municipal
Benet
Renderson
Great Society Rent Subsidy Defeated in House Vote
The House rejected the rent subsidy in a $10 billion omnibus bill 232 to 171, signaling a shift in domestic policy dynamics as Republicans align with conservative Democrats. Model cities funding also faced heavy cuts, while other allocations such as veterans affairs and urban renewal remained intact. President Johnson faced administration anger and a push to carry the fight to the Senate.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
Johnson
Great Society
Congress
Iast Congress
Senate
Robert C. Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
GOP
Weaver
Veterans Administration
Marines Strike At Con Thien Amid Heavy Fire
Embattled Con Thien faces renewed Marine assaults as North Vietnamese rounds hammer the camp. Amid war coverage, analysts note high tension and ongoing clashes along the Vietnam front.
Man Killed In Wynne Wreck
Charles W. Northcutt aged 59 of Vanndale died in a one car wreck south of Cherry Valley in Cross County Arkansas State Police said he lost control the car traveled 640 feet before landing in a ditch authorities noted no other persons were involved and weather or road conditions were not detailed
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Arkansa
Cherry Valley
Cross County
Northcutt
State to open tire and tube bids on June 12
The Purchasing Department announced bids will be opened June 12 for the state tire and tube contract. Purchasing Director Sidney A. Kegeles noted last year the state spent $116,050 on tires. The contract covers most automobile tires except high speed tires for State Police vehicles and tires for all state fleet trucks.
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Little Rock
Sidney A. Kegeles
Hopes town items include operation in Japan and club notices
All Around Town reports AC George Larry Honeycutt son of Mr and Mrs J W Honeycutt of Hope recently underwent an operation in Japan. Friends may write him at AF 18662777 Box 320 2127 Comm 8q APO San Francisco 96328. The Junior Auxiliary will hold luncheon at the Heritage House Wednesday May 24 at 12 noon with reservations by Monday May 22 calling Mrs Jim Pruden or Mrs Gordon Tyer. Henderson State College programs noted with events this week include speech and music club gatherings at the High School Auditorium 8 p.m. The Arkansas State Penitentiary inmate panel will speak to the Hope Kiwanis Club on May 23. Ronnie Garner named dean of men at Henderson State College duties in June. Mrs Garner formerly Nell Jean Bonds of Blevins is now a secretary at Fidelity Bank West Memphis. Pleasant Springs Church revival runs Thursday to Saturday with Arlis Downs evangelist and Messen gers Quartet nightly at 7:30. B. C. Mitchell of Blevins has NSF grant to attend Wisconsin State University program starting June 26.
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George Larry Honeycutt
J. W. Honeycutt of
Hope
Japan
APO
San Francisco
Heritage House
Jim Pruden
Goredon Tyer
Henderson State
Ronnie Garner
West Memphis High School
Henderson State College
Garner
Nell Jean Bonds
Dot Bonds
Bob Bonds
Blevins
Fidelity Bank
West Memphis
Another Deadly Night for Americans
In Vietnam, U Marines faced heavy shelling during a predawn bombardment that killed one American and wounded 41 as rockets and guns struck Dong Ha Gio Linh Camp Carroll and Cam Lo. Marines countered from Con Thien while U.S. air power hit artillery positions and surveillance indicated growing North Vietnamese threats around Ho Chi Minh's birthday. Weekly U.S. casualties rose while enemy toll edged higher. B 52s targeted southern flank near Hue, with missiles moved into the northern zone and air support intensified across the southern border area.
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George McArthur
Saigon
Dong Ha
Gio Linh
Camp Carroll
Cam Lo
North
South Vietnam
Con Thien
Thay
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
3Rd Marine Division
George Esper
Ike Ryan
Pentaces Zone
Hue
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Demonitarized Zone
Red River
Hanol
Mrs Kennedy in Audience at Voznesensky Recital
At a United Nations event in New York Andrei Voznesensky recited poems before an audience that included Mrs John F Kennedy. She sat beside Theodora Kinman and Soviet UN Ambassador Nikolai Gorenko during the recital hosted by the UN.
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United Nations
N.Y
Andrei Voznesensky
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Thealore
U.N
Nikolai T. Fee Gorenko
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