Advertising attack sparks debate at ANA convention
Britisher John Hobson warned at the Association of National Advertisers convention in Colorado Springs that advertising is under attack from intellectuals and government critics. An American, Dr. Jules Backman, countered by disputing claims that heavy ad outlays create monopolistic prices, while noting mass production and advertising are interdependent in U.S. industry.
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Colorado Springs
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London
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U.S
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America
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Kiwanis Meet Features Retired Minister Speaker
Dr. Leland Gregg, 0 years old retired Methodist minister living in Magnolia, addressed Hope Kiwanis Club on The Brighter Side of Life. He urged enthusiasm confidence faith loyalty and dignity of man through changing times, concluding we must learn to be together or die together. John Graves arranged the program with guest George Covington of Conway.
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Magnolia
Hope Kiwanis Club
John Graves
George Covington
Conway
Millwood Water Dist nets Federal Grant of 1.8 Million
An Associated Press survey from capitals and from the United Nations shows divided reactions to President Johnson's Manila trip. Irish Foreign Minister Frank Aiken called it very successful for the President, while Tanzanian Ambassador J W Malecela said it accomplished nothing toward peace. Chilean Ambassador Jose Pinera doubted direct peace impact, and London officials privately praised the diplomacy for encouraging Asian defense coordination. The Economist noted the need to prove US seriousness before any stable China periphery system could form.
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Jose Pinera
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Viet Nam
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Asia
Europe
Car Crash Near Third and Main Causes Vehicle Damage
At Third and Main Streets this morning a collision between a car driven by Mrs. H O Kyler and another driven by Noah Gene Bradford caused notable damage to the Bradford vehicle. No injuries or charges were reported. Officials indicate the incident was investigated by Officer John Shirley.
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Noah Gene Bradford
Bradford
John Shirley
New York Considers Lottery to Fund Schools
Albany reports voters on Tuesday will decide a constitutional amendment to permit a state lottery to raise funds for public schools. Advocates cite NH model with $3 tickets and $400 million yearly potential, while opponents include Gov Rockefeller and Sen Kennedy though they might sign legislation if approved.
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Charles Dumas
Albany
N.Y
New York
New Hampshire
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Frank D. O'Connor
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
O'Connor
Rockefeller
President Johnson Ends 17 Day Asian Pacific Tour
President Johnson completes a 17 day tour of Asian and Pacific nations and returns to the United States arriving at 11 36 p m AST Wednesday night at Elmendorf Air Force Base near Anchorage Alaska.
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Alaska
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United States
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Charges Fly in Last Days of Arkansas Campaign
Republican Winthrop Rockefeller intensified attacks on Democrat Jim Johnson during the final week of the Arkansas governor’s race. Rockefeller accused Johnson of courting welfare recipients with promised raises, while Johnson’s campaign manager claimed the charges show Rockefeller’s lack of qualification. The day featured rallies in Osceola and Jonesboro with heated exchanges over welfare policy and administrative fitness.
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Little Rock
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State Democratic Party
Weather in U S Varies With Heat and Cold Fronts
Searing heat in Southern California contrasted with arctic air across the Midwest and East. Los Angeles saw 101 degrees while North Dakota plunged near zero. A deadly brush fire killed 10 firefighters on a 2100 acre blaze near Pacoma Reservoir. Snow, freezes, and rain spread from Wisconsin to Alabama and New York as a cold front moved through, with 1.11 inches at Ft Benning and widespread Midwest flurries. The Weather Bureau warned of freezes across Kansas, Missouri, and New Mexico.
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Brazil Declines Extradition for Escaped Inmates
Three inmates Sam Sexton Jr Joseph McCutchen and Joe Truhill escaped a Brasilia prison where they served three year sentences for smuggling Brazilian authorities say no extradition to the US will be sought because nationals cannot be extradited by their own country U S diplomats have devoted extensive effort to the case with a large embassy file and consultations Continue coverage notes Sexton said Brazilian papers quoted him claiming embassy arranged the escape
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Sexton
Massive 11000-Worker Strike Shuts Colombo
In Colombo, Ceylon, police patrolled streets as 11,000 employees, mostly white collar, walked out after protracted talks failed. They demanded higher salaries and a single overall salary instead of separate pay and allowances.
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Colombo
Ceylon
U.S. Troops in Vietnam to Reach 400000 by Jan 1
U S manpower in South Vietnam is expected to rise from 336000 to 382000 by December and exceed 460000 in January as the Pentagon maps post 1967 needs. The 9th Infantry Division and support units are slated for deployment, with exact timing kept secret for security.
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Penagon
U.S
South Viet Nam
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Saigon
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam-Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
Haiphong
Viet Nam
Federal aid withdrawals eyed for Arkansas districts
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare recommended ending federal aid for Fordyce School District No. 39 in Dallas County and Marvell School District No. 22 in Phillips County, with action expected from Welfare Secretary John W. Gardner. Similar rulings were urged for twelve other southern districts for desegregation noncompliance.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Arkansas
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Phillips County
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Open house and church events highlight town
Southwest ern Bell in Hope hosts open house Friday and Saturday to showcase remodeled facilities for direct dialing. Hope area students tour the Bell office this week. Bethany Baptist Church in Spring Hill welcomes new preacher with first sermon Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Evangel College in Springfield Missouri enrolls four Hope area students this fall. Spring Hill Home Economics offers five Monday sewing classes starting Nov. 7 from 7 to 9 p.m. Ouachita Baptist College Tiger Day chairmen from Hope include John Scott Andrews Lynda O'Steen and Janice Harper handling posters and queen duties.
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Hope
Bethany Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Spring Hill Home Economics Department
Joe Harmon
John Scott Andrews
Andy Andrews
Ouachita Baptist College
Lynda O’steen
Janice Harper
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