Washburn Newsprint Prices Rise Amid Industry Pressures
The North American newsprint price hike to 151 or 152 a ton prompts reflection on mill contracts. Southland Paper Mills faces a 4 per ton increase effective Jan 1 1970, with regional mills and distributors signaling a system to guarantee supply. The piece recalls past price shifts, contract reliance, and the publisher’s view that steady paper access matters more than cost fluctuations.
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North America
Southland
Lufkin
Texas
Perkins-Goodwin Co., Inc
Southland Paper Mills, Inc
J.W. Price
Dallas
Bowater
Oslo
Norway
Nore Way
America
Southern Pine
Arkansas Gazette
P.S
Silent Majority Organizing Against New Antiwar Protests
Nationwide groups claiming to speak for the silent majority mobilize to counter a second wave of antiwar demonstrations against President Nixon. Events include a Freedom Rally in Washington and National Confidence Week starting Nov 10, with Nixon seeking to seize the initiative amid fold of dissidents.
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Don McLeod
Associated Press
Wasiiuton
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
California
New York
Washington No. 1
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Agnew
Mitchell
NBC
Meet the Press
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington Monument
Arlington National Cemetery
Clinton
N.Y
Veterans’ Groups
New Mobilization Committee
Washington
Burglars Hit Taylor Feed Firm Here
Burglars broke a rear window at Taylor Grain and Feed Co on North Hazel Street last night and took 104.80 dollars from a filing cabinet. Police said only that entrance was through the broken window and the investigation continues.
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Taylor Grain & Feed Co
North Hazel Street
United Nations debate closes door on Chinese seat
At the United Nations General Assembly, Communist China faced another setback as a Cambodian proposal urged recognizing Peking as China’s only lawful representative. The United States and allies plan a counter-resolution to reaffirm previous decisions requiring a two-thirds majority. Diplomats anticipate a 73-47 vote with several abstentions, similar to last year.
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William N. Oats
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
China
General Assembly
United States
Peking
Italy
Belgium
Huot Sambath
World Organization of the
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Wei Tao-ming
Libya
Equatorial Guinea
Senegal
Counter Move to Moratorium in West Memphis
American Legion Post 53 at West Memphis organizes a countermovement to the Vietnam war moratorium. The first protest occurred last month and a second is set for November 14 and 15, with the legion’s Rally Around the President Days planned for November 8 through 11.
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West Memphis
Ark
U.S
Vietnam
American Legion Post 53
the Legion Post
Law and Order Drives Off Year Elections
Nation watches offyear races led by New York City mayoral contest featuring Lindsay and Procaccino as Nixon politics and urban unrest tests shape expectations. Municipal contests in New Jersey Virginia Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh Buffalo further gauge voter mood on crime and governance.
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Kenneth J
FREED
Associated Press
Law and Order
Nixon
New York
John V. Andsay
New Jersey
Virginia
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Mario Procaccino
Queens
Brooklyn
Bronx
Lindsay
Procaccino
America
Charges Draft Used Against Protestors
LAWRENCE L. KNUTSON reports Senate scrutiny over draft reform and whether Selective Service can substitute administrative punishment for court prosecutions. Kennedy warns accelerated induction risks punishment by other means while Hershey defends avoiding judicial encroachment as Nixon faces a lottery bill split with Senate Democrats.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Lewis B. Hershey
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Kennedy
Selective Service
Hershey
Nixon
Health Big Business Now and Is Becoming More, More Costly
New York AP reports health is a leading American industry with a current national bill around 51 billion dollars and forecasts for 1975. The piece notes carrier prices rising, compares regional dailies, and includes quirky observations on mail costs, vehicle ownership, and jury duty odds, ending with a page reference.
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New York
Health Insurance Institute
Enemy drives Allies From Three Bases in Central Highlands
North Vietnamese forces attacked in the central highlands as allied troops retreated from three U S bases. American Special Forces called the loss a major enemy success while U S and South Vietnamese forces braced along the Cambodian border for renewed assaults. In Bong Son area, about 200 North Vietnamese infantry and commandos assaulted two artillery bases of the 179th Airborne Brigade, rockets and machine guns firing before artillery repelled them. two enemy perimeters breached briefly, then repelled with some casualties.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S. 179Rd Airborne Brigade
Bong Son
U.S
Assassination Risk Escalated for Public Figures
Washington AP report notes an escalating risk of assassination for public figures and lower elected leaders in the United States. The National Commission on Violence urges greater government protection and highlights discontent with criminal justice, calling for funding, a National Criminal Justice Center, and expanded legal aid for the poor.
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Eer Ae
America
Mark Brown
Associated Press
Washington
National Commission On Violence
United States
Milton Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Jone
Office of Economic Opportunity
Series of Auto Wrecks Probed by City Police
A weekend rash of auto wrecks in the city involved multiple incidents. On Saturday at 4th and Rosston Road, a truck driven by Hudson rammed the rear of Nearl Osborn’s mail vehicle. Hudson suffered possible fractured ribs and was hospitalized. Osborn’s car and Hudson’s pickup were damaged. Officers Milam and Rowe investigated. Also on Saturday, Osric Jones and Jerry Edmonds collided on Highway 29 at Avenue D with moderate damage. Edmonds was charged with driving while intoxicated by Officers Rowe and McCulley. A collision between Cora E. Smith and Ruth Taylor in the 400 block of West 4th caused minor damage, with Smith charged for failure to yield. Sunday saw Ruth H. Murphy and Gilbert Polk collide in the 400 block of West Third. no charges.
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4Th and
Rosston Road
Hudson of Hope
Nearl Osburn
Mr. Hudson
Herndon
Osborn
Hudson
Howard Milam
Richard Rowe
Osric Jones
Jerry L. Edmonds
Highway 29
Avenue D
James Rowe
Joe McCulley
Edmonds
Cora K, Smith
Ruth Taylor
West 4Th
Jesse Brown
Cura E. Smith
Ruth H. Murphy
Texarkana
Gilbert Polk
Benton
West Third
Aled
Police warn parents after candy threats found in El Dorado
El Dorado police urged parents to inspect Halloween treats after reports of dangerous objects found in sweets. Police noted no injuries but found razor blades in chocolate cookies with vanilla filling and straight pins in wrapped caramel candies Friday night.
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EL Dorado, Ark
el Dorado
Arkansas conference to mark 50th anniversary with keynote speaker
Mrs. Celia Mae Bryant president of the National Music Teachers Association will address the Arkansas State Music Teachers Association conference in Conway November 6 to 9. The meeting will celebrate the fifty year anniversary of the state organization.
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Conway
Ark
Celia Mae Bryant
National Music Teachers Association
Arkansas State Music Teachers Association
Whitfield lodge meeting and local notices in Hope area
All Around Town notes Hope Whitfield Masonic Lodge No 239 will meet Tuesday November 3 at 730 pm with 50 year pins to H B Barr and Syd MecMath. Hope Police report counts include one license violation one drunken arrest two driving while intoxicated three traffic violations one disturbance arrest and five automobile accidents bringing yearly total to 283 with 72 injured. Dance instructor Marsha Barnes from Texarkana will teach ballet tap and modern at the Youth Center November 4 from 4 to 6 pm with preschool tap and ballet for younger children. Michael Atkins son of Curtis and wife at 509 S Spruce St won a telescope at Gibson’s Discount House last weekend. Army Specialist 5 Bill Sanders of Hope has returned from a 14 month Viet Nam tour with First Air Cavalry Division earning Bronze Star Combat Air Medal Vietnam Service Medal and National Defense Medal and is home now. Larry Dan Thrash son of W Hubert Thrash of 1520 South Walker St is among 17700 Fall semester Memphis State University students pursuing a master’s in management. Weekend rainfall 0 08 inch totaling 2 31 inches with first sizeable rain in months and a light frost Saturday morning though no killing frost yet.
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Hope Police Department
Bill Sanders
Hope
Vietnam
First Air Cavalry Division
Larry Dan Thrash
W. Hubert Thrash
Walker St
Hope, Ark
Memphis State University
Nixon Takes Vietnam Case to Nation
President Nixon prepared to address the nation amid debate over possible troop withdrawals by July 1970. Aims include pressuring public opinion while Saigon hopefuls predict South Vietnamese forces will assume more control. White House delays flight home as aides forecast limited shifts beyond Saigon’s growing role and Paris talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ford
Phoenix
Aziz
Camp David
White House
North Vietnam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Paris
America
J. W. Fulbright
Sciegs
Foreign Relations Committee
Minister Speaks on Crime as Thieves Hit Church
In Muskegon Michigan the Rev Jack L Pepple preached on crime at Lakeside Assembly of God church and later learned that burglars had broken into his home basement stealing six coin collections and about 40 silver coins valued near fifty dollars.
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Muskegon, Mich
Jack L. Pepple
Lakeside Assembly of Gay
Hig
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