Process color colorization upgrades eyed for Our Daily Bread
Our Daily Bread plans more process color this week likely Friday with a full page Norfolk Lake image. Upgrades include electrical ink fountain agitators costing about 6000 dollars, installed by Cox Brothers. The unit press allowed work without halting daily runs while color printing lessons from January improved technique.
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Kodak
Norfolk Lake
Cox Brothers Foundry & Machine
Fairchild
Hope
Atlanta
White River
Billy Dan Jones
New Orleans
Gene Allen
Jones
Arkansas River rescue ends stranded boat ordeal
A Rock man and three children were stranded on the Arkansas River for 16 hours and rescued by the Little Rock Fire Department. All four were reported in good condition as they clung to a pier during the harrowing ordeal.
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Wttle Rock
Little Rock
Arkansas
Attle Rock
Revival Week Set By First Baptist With Angel Martinez
First Baptist Church announces a week long revival campaign led by Southern Baptist evangelist Angel Martinez. preparatory cottage prayer meetings begin Monday with nightly sessions across city homes and at the church. a six hour prayer marathon Saturday from 6 p m to midnight caps the week. Ed Alderman leads the evangelistic committee coordinating 30 minute speaker slots. quotes from Dr R G Lee and Dr Herschel Ford praise Martinez as a top American evangelist.
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First Baptist Church
Angel Martine
Southern Baptist
Suneday
J. 5. Draper
Board of Deacons
Ed A. Alderman
Evangelistic Committee
Angel Martinez
America
R. G. Lee
Bellvue Baptist Church
Memphis
Southern Baptist Convention
Herschel Ford
el Paso
Texas
Arkansan Killed in War
Washington AP reports Spec. 4 Teddy G Talley of Marked Tree was listed by the Defense Department as killed in action in Vietnam. The piece notes Vietnam costs, its inflationary impact, and the larger defense spending share of GNP, with context on prior wars and overall military commitments. It also includes a lighter hospital humor column by HAL BOYLE about patients tired of hearing daily remarks.
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John Cunniff
New York
Vietnam
Johnson
Korea
Washington (Ap
Teddy G. Talley
Defense Department
Hal Boyle
Ioa
Jim
Hardin to Preach in Hope Church
James Hardin accepts invitation to fill the pulpit at First Presbyterian of Hope during June. He has supplied Presscott church since last fall and aided in Hope Church education. The Hardin family moved from Florida to Arkansas last summer. he brings ministerial and educational experience with Hope School system.
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First Presbyterian Church
James Hardin
Hardin
Presbyterian Church of Presscott
Hope Church
Arkansas
Florida
Hope
Albuquerque lawyer tapped as ambassador pick to Paraguay
Albuquerque attorney Benigno C. Hernandez, with no diplomatic background or South American trips, says he does not know why President Johnson chose him as the next U S ambassador to Paraguay. The nomination, to replace William P. Snow, awaits Senate confirmation and was revealed after White House contact two weeks ago. Hernandez called the honor humbling.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Benigno C. Hernandez
South America
Johnson
U.S
Parasguay
Hernandez
William P. Snow
Washington
Sena
State Department
Washington House
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
Haiphong Fuel Dumps Blasted By Navy Jets Near Haiphong
Navy jets from the Hancock bombed two fuel dumps near Haiphong, the Loi Dong and Cong My tanks and piers near the Kua Kam River, as U S raids on nearby cities face temporary suspensions while focus shifts to less defended targets. U S and South Vietnamese forces report continued combat near Da Nang and the DMZ, with cockpit losses and multiple enemy fatalities across several engagements.
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George McArthur
Saigon
Hancock
Kua Kam River
Hanoi
Haiphong
Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
1St Cavalry
da Nang
North Viet Ham
Navy
Loi Dong
Cong My
Tiver
Heavy Rains Drench Arkansas Across State
Heavy rains drenched wide portions of Arkansas with 1 to 2 inches in most areas. Conway reported 1.30 inches in 90 minutes, bringing 3.70 inches in 25 hours, while Little Rock saw 0.5 inches in five minutes. The U S Weather Bureau forecast showers statewide through Friday with highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and overnight lows in the 60s.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Conway
Garrison defers arrests in Kennedy case to later date
New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison said on ABC that further arrests in the Kennedy assassination probe will be deferred until later. He indicated more arrests are likely before the trial of Clay Shaw, the New Orleans businessman charged in the conspiracy claim. No trial date has been set.
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Jim
New York
New Oreleans Dist
Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
Garrison
ABC
Clay L. Shaw
New Orleaas
Kennedy
Tris
6th Fleet Commander Seeks Open Options To Keep Sea Lanes Open
Vice Admiral William Martin says the 6th Fleet has open ended military options to keep international sea lanes open in the Middle East, while Task Force 60 commanders delay specifics. The carrier force remains near Crete with ships able to reach the Suez Gulf, and questions linger about potential use of the Intrepid through the canal. Soviet ships monitor the fleet closely but are not seen as harassment, as U S vessels maintain numerical superiority including carriers, cruisers Little Rock and Galveston, and about a dozen destroyers.
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Bob Horton
America
Mediterranean
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Middle East
Drilis
William
Martin
Lawrence R. Geis
Gels
Crete
Saratoga
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Israel
Gulf
Intrepid
Vietnam
Red Sea
Int
6Th Fleet
China
Little Rock
Galveston
AP News
U. S
United States
Nasser
White House
Johnson
Texas
Nam
Watts
Calif
Sanctuary
U.S
Akven Hudgins
Cairo
Soviet Union
Tesrael
Askara
Turkey
Turkish Straits
Bosporus
Dardanelles
William S. Martin
Lawrence R. Gels
Britain
Strait of Tiran
Elath
Foreign ‘Office
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hermes
Aden
Royal Navy
Adm
WR to Face Newsmen Friday
MEMPHIS AP Gov Wins throp Rockefeller will face a panel of Memphis newsmen Friday afternoon in a taped television show on WMC TV part of the Claseun series. The program is in a news conference format and will be shown Sunday. The report also surveys Middle East and Vietnam tensions and a security probe at Holy Loch.
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Kancel Lewine
Washington
Middle East
Vietnam
White House
Johnson
Texas
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Walt W. Rostow
LBJ
Johnson City
Patrick J. Nugent
Ranch House Lawn
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Asia
Memphis
Winsthrop Rockefeller
Wmc.tv
ED Shearer
Associated Press
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Welfare Board
State Game and Fish Commission
The
Highway Commission
Cosmetology Board
Memorial Day Traffic Toll Hits 601 Across U.S.
Traffic accidents over the Memorial Day weekend killed 601 people nationwide, surpassing the nonholiday period two weeks earlier. The four day period ending Tuesday marked the highest toll for a 102 hour Memorial Day but fell short of preholiday estimates.
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Chicago
Jubilee jubilee Mass for 12 priests marks diocesan celebration
The Guardian reports a May 23 Mass of Thanksgiving for 12 priests and a bishop in the Diocese of Little Rock, highlighting Rev. George F X Strassner who celebrated his 50th ordination anniversary. Strassner, longtime Assumption Parish pastor at Booneville, once coached a Junior American Legion baseball team. Additional items note Hempstead County Red Cross officers elected, upcoming bloodmobile and community visits, turkey kills by season in Hempstead and surrounding counties, and a June 30 visit by Aychie L. Lanty to discuss aide probes with Congressman Hammerschmidt. Experimental Stee Hon rainfall totals in the last 48 hours are noted.
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the Guardian
Diocese of
Little Rock
George FX
Strassner
Father Strassner
Assumption
Booneville
St. John's Home Missions Seminary
Order of St. Benedict
Subiaco
American Legion
Ft. Smith
Father Strassper
Aychie L. Lanty
Clarksville
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Arctic clash looms as Soviet US fleets threaten crisis
Eastern Mediterranean tensions rise as Soviet Union may send 10 warships through Turkish straits into the Mediterranean, joining a flotilla shadowed by the US 6th Fleet. Officials say naval power buildup could back Egypt’s blockade while Western forces seek a diplomatic path.
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Alex H. Weshow
Gkayed
Fort Smith
Ark
Methoodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Arkansas Conference of the
Methodist Church
John A Bayless
Jonn A. Coopser
Consway
Ethan W
First Methodist
Springdale
Pulaski County
Richard B. Adkisson
Adkisson
Arkansan
Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
the Star Staff
Douglas Drake
Hempstead County
Harry Cagele
Marethe Abbott
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Hempstead
Desha County
Arkansas County
Stee Hon
Wendover
Ftsh
Salt Lake
Beders Ts
Gus P
Griver
Aaene Vest ‘Ary Oe
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