Visitors view McAlester press switch to offset system
The McAlester News Capital officers and Kan sales engineer visited Hope Star to inspect its five unit rotary offset press as Hope Star expands from letterpress to offset printing. The event follows Hope Star’s 1985 offset conversion and aims to improve color fidelity, reduce waste, and demonstrate the Barkey 8x10 color separator capabilities.
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McAleister
Okla
Richard R
McAlester News + Capital
Don Dozier
QeWapeper
Ami Paul Wollschinger
Kan
FakeMnd
McAlester
Hope Star
Cuba Reports U S Officer Has Defected
Cuba granted asylum to U S Army Maj Richard Harswood Pearce after he left Fort Sam Houston Texas on leave and arrived in Havana by small Cessna. He cited conscience reasons and was accompanied by his son Richard Jr. The United States confirmed the asylum and noted no immediate diplomatic action. The Coast Guard conducted a large search for Pearce’s plane as officials weighed legal implications.
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Miami
Fla
Radio
Pearce
Pearce Sai
Libertad
Havana
Houston
Washington
State Department
Carl Barteh
U.S
Cusban
Barteh
United States
Bartch
Coast~ Guard
Marvana
Coast Guan
United States Army
Richard Harwood Pearce
Ford Defends Quie School Amendment
LITTLE ROCK AP Pure rumor claims Arkansas would lose federal aid under the Quie amendment says Education Commissioner A. W. Ford Tuesday. He argues states would receive the same overall dollars but gain control over the funds. Ford labels opponents claims as myths and notes the formula behind the supposed reductions has been delayed for two years.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Ae A. W. Ford
Ford
Presiv
Johnson
Jones Action Could Ruin State Cosmetology Board
In Little Rock the Arkansas Senate may block funding for the state Cosmetology Board if its six members are not confirmed. An amendment by Sen. Mutt Jones would require confirmation to permit spending over the next two years, or the board could be forced to shut down beauty schools and shops statewide. The board’s six members were appointed by former governor Faubus and Rockefeller.
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Little Rock
State Senate
State Cosmetology Board
Attorney General’s Office
Sen. H. (Mutt) Jones
Conway
Sig
Gay
Orval E. Faubus
Rockefeller
Middle East Test for U S Russian Ties
The article reports rising U S Soviet tensions over Middle East events, with Pravda linking the crisis to Vietnam and Moscow viewing the region as more dangerous than Vietnam. It notes cautious Kremlin coverage and the fear of a return to cold war-like brinkmanship in the region.
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Ty William L. Ryan
Gulf
Kremlin
Pravda
Vietnam
United States
U. S
Lakenon
Middle East
Moscow
Ussr
Gaming Charges Dismissed In Hot Springs Raid
Reported disorder at a private club in Hot Springs led to a raid by Garland County police. Wilbur Slaith of Bok Springs was arrested. machines described as not on display were seized though no warrant was secured. The investigation raised questions about legality and entry.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Bok Springs
Wilbur Slaith
Garland County Agay Ae
Tan
En Mazanter
Unlega Smith
Arkansas Negroes seek audiences with governor amid protests
A fractured report from Little Rock describes African American leaders pressing Governor to address unrest and missing audience access. Spokesmen say state officials hold no fixed plan, while a list of names appears in the text amid unclear details of meetings and participation.
Osceola Gun Battle Ends With Officer Slain
An auxiliary policeman from Blytheville, Gordon McFall, 39, was killed after a four hour gun battle in Osceola Arkansas. Lee Wilson, 65, holed up with weapons was wounded critically. Four others including Robbie Cos 35 and Pope 0 were seriously or critically wounded as police and state troopers attempted to coax Wilson out. Wilson was shot after running from the house.
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Osceola
Ark
Blytheville
Ray Rigeley
Gordon McFall
Lee Wilson
Wileon
Wilson
Rigsby
Slater
UN Security Council Called Into Emergency Session
The Soviet Union objected to the urgent Security Council meeting called by Canada and Denmark over threats of war between Arab states and Israel. Canada proposed expanding the U N Truce Supervisory Organisation in Jerusalem and repositioning personnel to the Egyptian border as U N Middle East peace efforts continue. Abba Eban left Jerusalem for Washington and New York, while U S Ambassador Goldberg urged speedy support for Thant's mission to Cairo and measures to avert armed conflict.
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William N. Oatis
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N
Irtty Cowell
Israel
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
NATO
Near East
Security Council
Fedorenko
Liu
Council
Canada
Denmark
Lester 3B
Pearson
House of Commons
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.N. Truce Supervisory Organisation
Jerusalem
Damasca
Peal Martin
U Teant
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Thant
Cairo
Nasser
Rockefeller Says He Will Seek More Resignations
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller warned that he may begin asking for resignations from members of boards and commissions if sufficient resignations are not tendered. He criticized some boards for resisting his programs and failing to implement public technology and civil service changes.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Hig
Middle East tensions escalate as Egypt mobilizes forces
BEIRUT reports large scale Egyptian land sea and air operations to block Israeli shipping in the Gulf of Aqaba. Al Ahram says mines are laid and forces patrol the Red Sea mouth. Johnson backs Israel while the USSR backs Arabs, warning of potential full war as Nasser announces actions. Over 100,000 Egyptian troops mobilized in Sinai. The UN peace force has been pulled from the area.
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Lebanon
Gulf of Aqaba
United States
Israel
Soviet Union
Middle East
Cairo
al Ahram
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf
Red Sea
Strait
Tiran
Levi Eshkol
East Africa
Far Ea
Bet
Fend
Magriv
Nasser
Strait of Tiran
Johnson
U.S
Egypt
U.N
U Thant
Syria
Sinai Desert
Thant
U. N
New
Graduation Services Set for Hope High and Yerger High
Hope High School holds commencement Thursday at 7 p.m. at First Baptist Church with special music arranged by Mrs. B C Hyatt and Richard D Keyton. The Rev B Woolhite will give the invocation. Earl Downs will report to parents. Grady Cathey will recognize honor pupils. Dr. Strong will present diplomas. Yerger High Commencement is Friday at 1 30 p.m. at the time and place to be announced. students will speak and James H. Doe will present class awards.
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Hope High School
First Baptist Church
Hyatt
Richard D. Keyton
Wolhite
Earl Downs
Grady Cathey
Dr. Strong
Diploe Yerger High
Hog
Wil V
Rather
Elsss
James H Donee
Planes End Truce With Dawn Raids
The article reports that after a truce ended at midnight Tuesday, U S jets resumed raids over North Vietnam by dawn. Targets included areas along the Red River and supply lines toward the border as U S air power renewed strikes.
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George McArthur
Norts Js
U.S
North Vietnam
Pee Aan
Tore Vee
Red River
B. Appkesm
Vietnam
Tore Ana
Planes End On Page Two In July Jobs Offer
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Ernee Sakil
Oller
Pd Nevin
Rth
Colona Afb
Barksdale Afb
Qow
Leckbourne
Vie
Europe
Louis McDaniel
Devere and Seals chair board after convention in New Orleans
In the final session of its convention, Devere and Seals was elected to lead the organization, succeeding Harigy Langiale Jr. Valdosta, and was named chairman of the board of directors.
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New Orleans
Devere
Harigy Langiale Jr
Valdosta
City Pure a Paving Machine
A fragmentary note describes a paving machine and related scenes with garbled text. Key readable items include references to City Pure and a paving action, hinting at equipment use and street work amid unclear surrounding words.
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