War Eagle fair cited as self-help cultural effort
Editor thanks paper for coverage of Ozarks Arts and Crafts Fair Association event at War Eagle Arkansas. Executive Director Blanche Elliott praises the fair’s role in highlighting local talent and heritage. Letter stresses community action and urges Arkansans to vote on Tuesday after years of one-man rule.
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the Star
Ozarks
Blanche H. Elliott
Arts and Crafts Fair Association
War Eagle, Ark
Arkansans
Election Picture at a Glance
Election snapshot from The Associated Press outlines 35 governorships 35 Senate seats and 435 House seats in play. It notes party breakdowns holdovers and expected swings plus turnout forecasts 56 to 59 million voters and varied weather patterns across regions.
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Associated Press
Tuesy
Republic
Senate
Rockies
Ex Governor David Lawrence in critical condition
Pittsburgh AP report says former Pennsylvania governor David Lawrence, 77, remained critically ill at Presbyterian University Hospital as doctors described his condition as worse this morning with limited stability. The illness, linked to a long national political career, could not be predicted at this time.
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Pittsburgh
David
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Ath
Presbyterian Univesty Hospital
Petain
Champion Paper Mill Coming to Hempstead County
The Economic Development Administration approved a 1.87 million dollar grant to help the Southwest Arkansas Water District install a five county distribution system from Millwood Reservoir to Little River areas including Hempstead Miller Lafayette and Columbia counties. The 3.74 million project will create about 2100 jobs and serve seven communities including Magnolia Ashdown Hope Fulton Foreman and Stamps. Major plants Nekoosa Edwards Paper Mill and Arkansas Cement Foreman will participate, with Champion Paper adding a Hempstead County plant. Completion is expected about 12 months after construction starts.
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Economic Development Administration
U. S. Department of Commerce
Water District
Millwood
Little River
Hempstead
Miller
Lafayette
Columbia
Magnolia
Ashdown Hope
Fulton
Foreman
Stamps
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Mill
Arkansas Cement Company
Champion Paper Company
Arkansas Cement
Champion Paper
Public Works and Economic Development Act
LBJ Back at Place Where He Taught
President Johnson returns to the teaching area near his Texas ranch to campaign with an education focus and plans a public stop at Brooke Army Medical Center for presurgical tests. He seeks to expedite throat surgery amid a benign polyp concern while a National Education Week event is staged at Welhernsen School in Cotulla.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Brooke Army Medical Center
National Education Association
National Education
Welhern+sen
Cotulla
Episcopal Church
Fredericksburg
Alan S. Boyd
Commerce
Transportation
Boyd
Florida
Civil Aeronautics Board
Commerce Department
Ballot measures and party listings for 3rd District and governor
Ballot shows Trimble Democrat Hammerschmidt Republican for Congress and Johnson Democrat Rockefeller Republican for Governor. Voters urged to vote Democratic on all other races. Initiated Act No 1 for compulsory school district consolidation appears in opposition.
China Envoys Walk Out on Soviet Show
Chinese diplomats walked out of a Red Square anniversary parade in Moscow after Soviet defense minister Malinovsky accused Beijing of obstructing bloc aid to North Viet Nam. The U S ambassador was absent and American troops remained in formation. Malinovsky repeated the claim and warned of rising danger of a new world war.
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Fred W. Coleman
Moscow
Red Square
Peking
Viet Nam
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
United States
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Malinovsky
China
Hanoi
Kremlin
Arvid Y. Pershe
Asia
New Trial Ordered for Convicted Tax Evader
The Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Fred B. Black Jr., convicted of federal income tax evasion. The court noted possible inadmissible evidence from FBI bugging of his hotel suite during talks with his lawyer and said justice requires a retrial to protect the defendant.
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Supreme Court
Fred B. Black Jr
Black
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
High Court
Justice Department
FBI
LBJ Attacks White Backlash in Campaign Finale
President Johnson assails white backlash as dangerous and divisive in Texas after Viet Nam flare. Nixon counters, calling Johnson a fatigued man engaging in verbal abuse amid close elections. Both parties rally as 59 million voters prepare to cast ballots in off year.
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Kane
Washington
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Viet Nam
Associated Press
Out
Texas
Nixon
Manila
South
Kiwanis Meet Highlights Stock Market Talk
Rotary Club president Paul Kilpsch presented a program on stocks at Town and Country last Friday. He cited 31 years writing the speech, discussed inflation, speculation, bull and bear markets, and urged two advisory services for trades. A DOW Theory summary appeared at the Junc heon meeting.
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Xotary Club
Paul Kilpsch
DOW
Hope and Prescott
John Hawkins
Texarkana
R. E. Anderson
Dierks
Tom Silvey
Calico Rock
Temperatures Rise Across Arkansas Outlook This Week
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts Tuesday will bring clear to partly cloudy skies across most of Arkansas with warmer temperatures. Highs in the low 80s and overnight lows around 60s are expected, with a chance of showers and no rainfall reported in the 24 hour period ending this morning.
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Arkansas
Associated Press
U. S
Fort Smith
Texarkana
No Driver Tests Cancelled on Election Day
No automobile driver tests will be held Tuesday, Election Day, according to Trooper Harvey Fuller of the Arkansas State Police. Tests will resume on Wednesday at the Hempstead County Courthouse starting at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily.
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Ton
Arkansas State Police
Hempstead County
Cong Forces Slip From Allies in Fierce Viet War Fight
Viet Cong eluded U S infantry in Tay Ninh near the Cambodian border after heavy casualties on both sides. About 200 South Vietnamese militia, aided by artillery, repelled a daylight attack by 400 to 500 Communists on a government post 12 miles southeast of Quang Ngai, with 30 enemy bodies reported and two militiamen wounded. U S spokesmen said no contact in Tay Ninh as 10,000 American infantrymen tried to box in a 2,000-strong Viet Cong regiment. Sniper fire occurred only in isolated bursts.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
U.S
Quang Ngai
Three Killed in Arkansas 38 Wreck Near Cabot
A Sunday head on collision on Arkansas 38 about 15 miles east of Cabot killed three people: Gary Holloway 22 of Griffithsville and Adron Humphries 31 with his wife Geraldine 21 of North Little Rock. The AP count shows nine deaths in the weekend from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Cabot
Bill Breashears
Gary Wendall Holloway
Griffithsville
Adron L. Humphries
North Little Rock
Geraldine Humphies
Campaign ends as Johnson backs white backlash voting
The AP wire notes President Johnson campaigns on education and white backlash voting while Nixon criticizes Vietnam policy. The nation nears 69 million votes and faces a potential House shift. Viet Cong activity near the Cambodian border inflicts casualties on U S units. International news covers floods in northern Italy and a neo Nazi party rise in West Germany. National items record a fatal skydiving accident and a lunar Orbiter mission advancing toward the moon.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Italy
Ludwig Erhard
Dany Rutledge
Moon
Tech School Approved for GI Training
The Red River Vocational Technical School in Hope received full approval from the State Approval Agency for Veterans Training on all courses. Eligible veterans should apply to the Veterans Administration for certification. The program includes office practice, machine shop and plant maintenance mechanics, diesel and heavy truck mechanics, welding, heavy equipment operation, and practical nursing. Classes are in session across departments.
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Red River
Collision Probed Here At Avenue A and North Here
Vehicles driven by Larry Nelson Knight of Camden and Mrs. Johnny A. Lewis of Hope collided with minor damage yesterday. City Officers Clark and Shirley investigated at the scene.
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Avenue A
Larry Nelson Knight
Camden
Johnny A. Lewis
Hope
Clark and
Shirley
All Around Town includes Gentrys homecoming plans and sports links
Paul Gentry has returned home to Dallas after heart surgery at St Mary's Rochester. Farm Family of the Year winners are listed for Southwest District with H Dixon Lafayett County, Joe M Singletary Jr Miller County, and James Voss Fulton Hempstead County. Mrs Roger Gis ana of Paris France visits Little Rock to see the Razorbacks vs SMU homecoming in Fayetteville.
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Paul Gentry
Dallas
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
H. Dixon
Lafayett County
Joe M. Singletary Jr
Miller County
James Voss
Fulton
Hempstead County
Roger Gisana
Paris
France
Little Rock
Pierre Malardier
Malcolm Hinton
Gisana
States
Razorbacks
SMU
Fayetteville
Arkansans to Pick a Governor in TV appeals
Republican Winthrop Rockefeller and Democrat Jim Johnson press votes as about 500000 voters go to the polls for Arkansas governor. The race features Rockefeller seeking the first Republican governor since Reconstruction, with Johnson as the Democratic challenger.
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ED Shearer
Associated Press
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Jim Johnson
Rockefeller
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Orval Faubus
Paulius
U.S. House
Rep
J. W. Trimble
D-Ark
John Paul Hammerschmidt
GOP
David Pryor
Lynn Lowe
Lowe
Pryor
Oren Harris
Congress
John L. McClellan
K. €. Gathings
Wilebur Mills
Johnson
Faubus
Arkansas
Maurice (Footsie) Britt
Arkansas Razorback
James Filkinton
Jerry Thomasson
Joe Purcell
Bruce Bennett
Voting Places in Hope for Tuesday General Election
Hope voters must select from multiple polling sites listed by ward including Fire Station Ward 1A Green Laseter Community House Ward 1C Jones Field House near Hope High School Ward 1D Court Room at Courthouse Ward 2A Little Court Room Basement Courthouse Ward 2-4 Third Floor Court Room Ward 2B Little Ward Youth Center Elks Hall Ward 4A City Hall Court Room Ward 4B Ellis Hall Youth Center Building Court House boxes 5 6 showrooms and auto showroom venues across East Third Street York Furniture West of Dairy Queen and nearby dealership area.
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City of Hope
Tol-E-Tex
Green Laseter
California St
Rosston Road
Jones
Hope High School
Ward
Build
Elks Hall
City Hall
Ellis Hall
Country Box
LaGrone Williams Showroom
Flowers Sporting Goods
LaGrone Williams’ Hardware
York Furniture
Nunn— Pentescost Dodge Automobile Agency
East
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Lewisville Highway
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Gordon Prescott
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State Farm Bureau
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Arthur Stretch
Linda Luck
Jimmy Turner
Southern Association of Student Councils
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