Star's Color Show Comes to Life on Paper
Our Daily Sliced Thin recalls color printing's move from screen slides to offset presses. The Star began color runs Dec 29 1965 and Jan 7 1966, claiming the nation’s first Berkey 8x10 color separator and first four color photo. Editor credits Arve Jensen for the Berkey and notes staff soon runs the machine. Also reports death of Mrs Helen Williams McRae 68 of Hope at Shreveport hospital with survivors and funeral plans.
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Tlowstone
Mesa Verde
Newtk
Florida
Old Mexico
Star
Rational Geographic
United States
Arkansas
Arve Jensen
Ourmachine
Berkey
Norway
New York City
Castro Says Money Will Be Abolished In Cuba
Fidel Castro told a Havana press audience in Miami that money will be abolished in Cuba one day and all goods will be free. He said money is the vile intermediary between the producer and his product and that workers will receive what they need without money, calling it communism.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Johnson Sees Support for War Policy
President Johnson notes growing backing for U S forces in Vietnam until an honorable settlement is reached. He rejects unilateral withdrawal and defends Great Society gains while citing unproliferation talks and Luci Nugent’s pregnancy.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Luci Nugent
Luci
Pat
Senate
North Vietnam
AP News
Vietenam
Mason Receives Air Force Cross for Vietnam Mission
Captain Larry B. Mason received the Air Force Cross in Washington May 5, 1967, from Gen. John P. McConnell. His citation covers a March 15, 1966 raid against Da Nang, Vietnam, aboard a B-57 when his aircraft was hit, his navigator wounded, and MasonShortly saved the mission by extraordinary heroism amid fires, loss of power, and cockpit damage.
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Air Force Cross
Larry B. Mason
Washington D. C
John P. McConnell
Air Force
Mason
Nancy Frazier
Washington
Arkansas
Pentagon
Frances
W. L. Hinds
Nancy
W. M. Frazier
da Nang S
Vietnam
Nigeria Bachelors Protest Bride Price Rise
In eastern Nigeria bachelors urge the military to curb rising bride prices. They propose a price-free marriage rule to enable youths to wed before potential conscription, amid talk of secession and a now inflated rate surpassing a 1956 law. The piece notes education and literacy influence, with examples and opinions from locals.
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Nigeria
Arnold Zeitlin
Enugu
I. N. Okeke
Okeke
Forestry Technical Workers Union
UN Troops Ordered to Withdraw From Frontiers
Beir ut Lebanon AP The 3400 man UN Middle East force was ordered to withdraw from the Israeli Egyptian frontier as Egyptian troops mass on the border Maj Gen Abdel Mohsen Mortagi said his eastern front troops were ready for a sacred march into Israel Egypt would fight only if Israel attacked Syria or another Arab state The Israeli army said it had taken suitable steps to meet the threat The invasion tension has raised readiness among Egypt Syria and Iraq since the Suez crisis in 1956 Syrians claim Israel plans attack Israel denies and has prepared countermeasures
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Lebanon
U.N
Middle East
Sinai
Israel
Abdel Mohsen Mortagi
Eastern Front
Mortagi
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Mrs. WR Talks on Health at Denver Meeting
Mrs Winthrop Rockefeller told a Denver audience that community health centers alone cannot solve mental retardation. She urged planning for large state facilities for patients needing more intensive treatment than community care provides.
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Denver
Colo
Winthrop Rockefeller
American Association On
Mineral Lpgs. Man Dies in Plane Crash
Louis Dean Hosey, 35, of Mineral Springs, died when his four seat Beechcraft Bonanza crashed about five miles west of Umpire, Arkansas. Engine failure caused a spin. the plane flipped near Russell Davis’s home. Davis was uninjured. Otis Davis heard the engine cutting out before impact. Hosey was a former composing room employee of the Texarkana Gazette.
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Umpire
Ark
Louis Dean Hosey
Mineral Springs
Howard County
Russell Davis
Davis
Otis Davis
Hosey
The
Texarkana Gazette
Graduation at Emmet High School Names and Activities
Emmet High School lists graduates Sandra Booker valedictorian Karen Gourley salutatorian and ten seniors including Gary Beck David Boyd Gary Chambless Paul Davidson Kenneth Dougan Johnny Dougan W C McBride Deborah Patton Carolyn Sams and Judy Wake. Baccalaureate is May 21 at First Baptist Church 2 30 p m Rev Calvin Miller to speak Commencement May 26 7 30 p m at the high school auditorium speaker Mrs Bil Shirron.
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Emmet High School
Sandra Booker
Karen Gourley
Sandra
Douglas Booker
Glee Club
FHA
The
EAGLE
ECHO
Who's Who
Karen
Earl Gourley
Echo Staf
Who
Gary Beck
David Boyd
Gary Chambless
Paul Davidson
Kenneth Dougan
Johnny Dougan
W. C. McBride
Deborah Patton
Carolyn Sams
Judy Wake
First Baptist
Calvin Miller
High School Audietorium
Racial Overtones Seen in Defeat of Rent Supplements
Washington budget debate shows race and suburb tensions in voting on rent supplements and model cities funds. 231 to 171 cut $10 million for rent supplements, while 213 to 193 kept model cities financing amid cross-party shifts and suburban district influence.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hannibal Boys Search Called Off After Weeklong Hunt
In Hannibal Missouri police ended the search for three missing boys Joey Hoag age 13 Billy Hoag age 11 and Craig Dowell age 14 after more than a week of intensive digging failed to find clues. The youths were last seen with a shovel and flashlights likely planning to explore a cave in the area.
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Hannibal, Mo
Hannival
Joey Hoag
Billy Hoag
Craig Dowell
Wildcat Oil Test Drilling Near Hope Southeast
A wildcat oil test by Skelly Oil Co. is under way southeast of Hope at J. A. Jones No. 1. Drilling reached 1,310 feet with eight and five weights set and plans to reach the Smackover line at 4,200 feet, located in SW NE SE 19-135-23W about five miles southeast of town.
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Hope
Here
Skelly Oil Co
J. A. Jones
Hope High School graduation sermon and events
A series of community notes including a 4 p.m. graduation sermon at First Baptist Church on Sunday and a commencement at 7 p.m. Thursday May 25. Hope High School student Johnny Anthony named president of the Student Religious Council and among four assistant residence counselors for Holcomb Hall at the University of Arkansas. About 225 First Baptist Church families from Hope had church pictorial directory photos taken for distribution in six weeks. Homecoming at Bluff Springs Sunday at 10 p.m. with devotional by James Puyrtle and message by Rev. Jesse White, with singing by Arthur Miller. Joe H. McCulley of the Hope Police Department earns a proficiency certificate after Basic Police Training at Petit Jean. Third Annual Junior Red Cross Rodeo set for Sunday May 9 at 4 39 p.m. W. Jackson of Patmos buys an Aberdeeny Angus bull from H. T. Black of Stamps. KXAR will broadcast the Awards Assembly program Friday at Hope High School at 6 p.m.
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Johnny Anthony
University of Arkansas
Holcomb Hall
Graydon Anthony
First Baptist Church
Hope
Joe H. McCulley
Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy
Petit Jean
Gussie Mae Thomason
Marines Strike Through Demilitarized Zone Invasion Hits North
U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops crossed into the southern half of the DMZ in an invasion named Hickory. In the first 24 hours 162 enemy were killed, with twelve Marines dead and 202 wounded. Elsewhere in South Vietnam heavy fighting left at least 228 Communists killed. The push widened the war and brought international reactions. Air and naval bombardment preceded troops deploying by helicopter and landing craft across Ben Hai River.
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George McArthur
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. 4Th Infantry
Central Highlands
North Vietnam
United States
Navy
Con Thien
Ben Hai
South China Sea
Inwand
Marriage of Figaro at 8 Tonight
The Opera Workshop of Henderson State College presents Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro at Hope High School Auditorium tonight in English. All roles by Henderson students with Ed Daugherty designing sets and costumes by Queen Anne's Costumers. Admission free, funded by a College grant.
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Henderson State College
Hope High School
Craig Chotard
Henderson
Ed Daugherty
Drama Department
Queen Anne's
Little Rock
Tom Purvis
Hope
Arkansas
Col Lege
Fing Aris
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