Surveyor 6 Aims for Moon Touchdown Amid Busy Space Week
NASA reports Surveyor 6 lifting from Cape Kennedy aboard an Atlas rocket with a television camera and scientific gear. The craft targets a rugged moon site about 190 miles north of Ptolemaeus, aiming to soft land as Saturn V and other missions prep for manned lunar flights.
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Whose Burden Pays for College Education In Public Ad
A public service notice explains tuition covers only part of college costs. The remainder must come from government support and private sources. It urges readers to consider how colleges fund education and the role of families and taxpayers.
Weather and rally notes from Arkansas region report
Weather station reports a 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. Tuesday with high 62 and low 29 including killing frost. Forecast calls clear to partly cloudy tonight and east Wednesday, increasing cloudiness west Wednesday, little temperature change tonight, warmer Wednesday with low 26 to 36. The Honorable Nathan Gordon, longtime Arkansas lieutenant governor, will keynote a 7-County Democrat Rally at Fair Park Coliseum on Tuesday November 14 at 6 30 p.m. Gordon, born in Morriston in 1916, educated at Columbia Military Academy, Arkansas Tech, University of Arkansas, and its Law School, served as Navy aviator 1941 1945, earned Congressional Medal of Honor and multiple flying citations. He is married to Virginia McGill. Dinner tickets are 1 50. attendees include several state officers and dignitaries. Entertainment by the Little Rock Circus Band. Counties represented Hempstead Howard Laf a yette Little River Miller Nevada and Pike. Menu lists Bar B Cue, beans, potato salad, slaw, bread, tea, coffee and dessert. catering by Town & Country Restaurant of Hope. Media and newspapers in Little Rock, Shreveport, and seven counties invited.
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Oklahoma Ralls Engineers Delay Dock Fees Plan
Army Engineers said they will defer for one year starting Jan 1 1969 planned fees to build or maintain private docks swimming platforms and other floating facilities at 57 Corps reservoirs. Representative Ed Edmondson and Oklahoma lawmakers led bills to ban these fees with Senate allies Mike Monroney and Fred Harris. Hearings by the Senate Public Works Committee are set for early next year.
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Lions Club hears Henderson State College PR chief
John Russ public relations director for Henderson State College spoke at the Lions Club meeting at Town and Country. Presented by Claud Byrd, Russ noted he taught practice in Hope in 1966 and earned his Masters at Henderson this year before joining the staff. He spoke on College Life and Finance, noting 300 on campus jobs paying 60 to 80 dollars monthly.
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Governors to Be Picked in Two States Race and politics across nation on election day
AP dispatch notes races for governor in Indiana Mississippi and Kentucky with contest features race relations battles in Gary and Boston. Hatcher faces Radigan in Gary while Stokes leads Taft in Cleveland and Hicks runs in Boston amid busing opposition. Referenda on Vietnam in San Francisco and Cambridge and a New York transportation bond highlight broad voting.
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State Welfare Funds Short Says Blaylock
State Welfare Commissioner Len Blaylock warned that 1967 General Assembly appropriations were insufficient to fund welfare programs for the 1967-68 year. He noted expenditures rose about 15 million dollars from the prior year due to two welfare grants and nursing home allowance increases, and that an average of 62,768 people monthly received welfare assistance totaling over 55 million dollars in the last fiscal year.
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Rusk Set to Explain Vietnam Testimony Stance
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will address the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a private session to explain why he will not testify publicly on Vietnam policy. Lawmakers including Fulbright Morse and McCarthy have pressed for public testimony or resignation to bridge gaps between the administration and Congress amid the war debate.
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Brandon in Defense of State Act sparks tax debate
Rep. Doug Brandon of Little Rock defended Act 113 of 1967 as aimed at industrial development and warned against revenue loss estimates from Faubus and the Revenue Department. He claimed the act would eventually increase revenue, despite initial losses, and noted exemptions on machinery and buildings.
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Obituaries: Mrs Zela Arnold and John C Bowden
Mrs Zela Arnold 63 lifelong DeAnn resident died at home Monday she was a DeAnn Baptist Church member Surviving husband Lee Arnold four sons Le and Bob Arnold of Hope Roy of Washington and Leo Arnold DeAnn three daughters Verna Arnold DeAnn Ruby Montgomery Luling La Cleo Whittington Duncanville Texas a brother Joe Paris Cumbie Texas two sisters Junie Barbare Dallas and Bertha Bennett Commerce Texas Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at DeAnn Baptist Church Burial DeAnn Cemetery Herndon Funeral Home J C Bowden 55 lifelong Hope resident died at home Tuesday Methodist Church Bruner Ivory Handle Co Surviving wife Edith Bowden two sons Jerry Bowen Little Rock Kenneth Rateliff Mountain Home Idaho a daughter Bill Ray Tabor Lake Jackson Texas four sisters Laura Betts Rosie Crank Plainview Carrie Burns Plainview Daisy Fambro Hollinger Texas
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Soviet parade marks 50th Bolshevik anniversary
Moscow staged a Red Square parade celebrating the Bolshevik Revolution’s 50th anniversary. Western analysts noted four new missiles in the display a large intercontinental rocket a medium range missile a ground to ground tactical missile and a navy missile. Officials boasted of rockets able to deliver nuclear warheads and potential orbital capability without details. Defense Minister Grechkov criticized the United States over Vietnam and accused Israel of aggression while omitting China.
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