Color Run Troubles Hint at Restored Four-Color Process
Our Daily Bread notes a four-color production revival after recovery from Tri-Mask film degradation. Red and yellow vanished due to perished materials, but new Tri-Mask film and test transparencies restored color, with azaleas at Anna Judson home photographed April 20 and slated for tomorrow’s back page.
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Arkansas
Buffalo River
War Eagle Fair
Berkey
Eastman
Anna Judson
N. Elm and
Ave
F. R. Johnson
Rineland Porpoises
T# Star
Court: Shopping Center Public Space for Picketing
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that privately owned shopping centers are effectively public areas and banning picketing there violates free speech. The decision favored a union picketing outside a supermarket run by non-union employees, with Justice Thurgood Marshall delivering the opinion. Justices Black White and Harlin filed separate dissents.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
4 Normal
Hugo L. Black
Byron & White
John M. Harlin
Only Family With an Electric Toothbrush on Living Room Table
New York AP story notes a city apartment showcasing an electric toothbrush on a living room table as an unusual decor piece. The piece describes the device, its charging base, and the challenge of plugged-in placement, plus a contest result for Little Miss Hope with Julie Graves winning.
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Joy Stilley
New York
New York City
Two Charged With Kidnap of Little Rock
Two escaped convicts, Oscar D. Strickland aged 28 and William T. Stewart aged 29, were charged with kidnapping in Little Rock after a Mississippi man forced them to drive him there late Saturday night. Strickland was serving time for grand larceny and Stewart was an escapee.
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Lim Cle OK
Ane
Little Rock
Oscar D. Strickland
William T. Stewart
Strivklind
Aia
Jury Trial Right Binds States in Contempt Cases
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that serious criminal contempt requires a jury trial, overturning the court’s prior power to punish contempt without juries. The decision, along with another ruling extending the federal jury trial requirement to states, affects a dozen states not meeting the standard. The court did not rule on NY auto data privacy nor on shuttering parts of trials for press access.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
De Gaulle Returns to Face Crisis Abroad and Home
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle hurries back from Romania after a student revolt and nationwide strike wave. Over 100 factories idle, two million workers affected, Paris airport near deserted, and utilities occupied as unions push for pay gains and retirement relief. De Gaulle and Pompidou discuss public order as the nation debates exams and reform.
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Rodney Angove
Associated Press
PARIS
Charles de Gaulle
France
Romania
de Gaulle
Sud-Aviation
Toulouse
Nantes
Brussels
Georges Pompidou
Georges Gorse
Pompidou
National Assembly
Methodist Kindergarten Presents A Day In May Program
Methodist Kindergarten children staged a music and rhythms program titled A Day In May to close the year. The show featured songs dances and rhythm band numbers with a Cars carousel on stick horses around a May pole. Student directors Jule Graves and Andy LaGrone led. Tommy Murphy served as color guard and mouse in Hickory Dickory Dock. Dozens of youngsters participated and mothers provided refreshments.
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Methodist Kindergarten
Bill Bruner
Jule Graves
Andy LaGrone
Tommy Murphy
Lynn Duke
Hands Arrington
Misty Alexander
Sally Keyton
Ralph Emerson
Youth in Revolt Across East and West Uprisings
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports rebellious youth in both blocs attacking established systems. In the East the target is the Communist party and its bureaucracy, in the West the bourgeois state and its institutions. Flags fly over Paris Sorbonne as students demand systemic destruction and widespread anti establishment protests.
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William L. Ryan
PARIS
Communist Party
Sorbonne
Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
Warsaw
Prague
Madrid
Algiers
New York
Tokyo
Rome
Rockefeller urges mixed drinks legalization in Arkansas
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller asks Arkansas legislators to legalize mixed drinks and proposes a 3 cent per pack cigarette tax to raise about five million dollars annually. He cites a total eight to ten million dollars in new revenue from all tax proposals and urges a prison funding package of 1.8 million dollars while setting a date for voting changes.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Rockefeller
House
Senate
General Assembly
T’am
Spillway at Millwood Opens Today
Otis Higginbottom reports Millwood Reservoir will rise to about 290 or 281 feet with spillway discharge starting at roughly 10 000 cubic feet per second. Downstream lands may flood and stockmen are urged to take precautions. Project Office in Ashdown remains open 24 hours until pool drops to 270 feet.
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Otis Higginbottom
Millwood
Ashdown
Higginbottom
Town Calendar and Local Appointments Highlight Week
Judge John L. Wilson announces Municipal Court meeting at 8 a.m. on Tuesday May 21. Congressman Hamerschmidt's district assistant Archie Lantz to visit Hope on Wednesday May 22 to hear residents. Santa will be in the Social Security room of the post office building from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. A nutrition talk by Mrs. Carolyn Atkinson on diabetic diets is set for May 24 at 1 30 p.m. at Hempstead County Health Department with free diabetic cookbooks. Fred C. Ellis Jr a UA freshman was named to Cardinal XX for leadership and scholarship. Seven cadets to receive second lieutenant commissions at UA ceremony in June. Whitfield Masonic Lodge No 239 meets May 21 at 7 30 p.m. Webb Laseter of the Credit Bureau led Arkansas Associated Credit Bureaus meeting in Little Rock. David Porterfield moving from Mineral Springs to Crossett to join Coach John Pierce’s staff in Crossett.
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John Paul Hammerschmidt
Archie Lantz
Hope
Santa
Post Office
Carolyn Atkinson
Arkansas State Board of Health Nutritions Ist
Hempstead County Health Department
Webb Laseter
Credit Bureau
Hempstead County
Associated Credit Bureaus of Arkansas
Little Rock
Compromise Seen in Vietnam Peace Talks as Bombing Discussed
AP Special Correspondent reports Harriman and Vance called off a 45 minute review in Paris to hear South Vietnam's view and reaffirm the US position. Diplomats see a potential compromise to end bombing and push for full peace talks, with statements urging a peace outcome and exam of both sides’ real aims. Hoang Van Loi in Damascus warned of stronger blows to force negotiations, saying military victories are needed for Paris talks to succeed.
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John M. Hightower
Paris
W. Avérest Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
South Vietnam
Harriman
Bui Diemij
Washington
United States
Hanoi
Harriian
U.S
North Vietnam
W, Averell
Hempstead Road Closure Worsens With High Water
The Associated Press reports Arkansas remains cool and dry today but water rises expected to flood highways. State Police list closed routes including Arkansas 46 Sheridan to Leola and Arkansas 33 Patmos to Rodcaw with multiple bridge washouts and river crossings affected across Hempstead and surrounding counties.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Texas
Fayetteville
Pine Bluff
Arkansas 46
Sheridan
Leola
Arkansas 29
Prattgeville
Tull
Grant County
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Alex H. Washburn
Miss Hope
Gayle Williams
Danna Frances King
Rachel Batson
Tommy Burkhart
Star
Julie Graves
al Graves
Teressa Sisson
Miss Graves
Stephanie Smith
New York State
Stokely Carmichael
AP News Digest International
Czechoslovakia
Port Harcourt
Ae Pa
U. S
Poor People's
Resurrection City
National
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John L. Wilson
Municipal Court
Fred C. Ellis Jr
University of Arkansas
Cardinal XX
Fred
Sigma Chi Fraternity
al J. Daniel Jr
Prescott
Michael Paul Alien
Emmet
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239
David Porterfield
Mineral Springs
John Pierce
Crossett
Hempstead Road
Johnsville
Bradley County
Camden
Patmoy
Rodcaw
Nevada County
U.S. TL
Garland City
U.S. 10
Cossattot River
Dierks
Jungction
DeQueen
Saline River
Praga
Missouri River
U.S. 167
Callog
Union County
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