In Conference Blunders Over a Color Preprint Detour
Our Daily Sliced Thin by The Editor recounts a production misfire on yesterday’s color preprint. A missing page sequence and upside down color roll caused delays despite a one man approach often being correct. The piece riffs on conference errors and a fisherman with two hands as a metaphor.
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Gravure Corp
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High speed chase through Northeast Arkansas ends near Paragould
State Police hunted at least three suspects in a red and black car after a high-speed chase from Hoxie toward Jonesboro. The vehicle, possibly with four occupants, was linked to three burglaries and a potential robbery in the Cherokee Village Hardy area. An Hoxie officer fired at the car but could not confirm a hit.
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Accident investigation after street collision on Sixth Street
Curtis Ward of Hope and Delores May of Nashville were involved in a crash on Mi Sth and Hervey Street yesterday causing considerable damage. City officers charged Ward with failure to yield the right of way as Sixth Street is described as a through street, with access only at Main and Hervey.
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Javits Raps Haynsworth Appointment
Senator Javits criticizes Clement Haynsworth for civil rights insensitivity in Supreme Court nomination debate. He cites opinions showing a lack of commitment to equal protection in racial segregation cases. The tally nears 40 against, 37 for, with 23 uncommitted as Eastland and Hruska defend the nominee. Birch Bayh questions Haynsworth ethics.
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Thousands Back Agnew in TV News Challenge
Thousands of callers backed Vice President Spiro Agnew's demand for unfiltered news in a telethon style response across the nation. A sample of 21 stations showed about a 3 to 1 ratio in favor, with praise for his critique of bias and live coverage, and some complaints about paid air time and station reactions. In Oklahoma City WKY TV reported 350 favorable calls, while Dallas affiliate WFAA TV logged 231 for and two against.
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Moratorium on War Sees Mixed Support for Nixon Policy
Moratorium protests move toward weekend climax with campus blocs, bus convoys to Washington and a San Francisco march. Some support Nixon while antiwar crowds grow in Chicago and New York led by Dr. Benjamin Spock criticising the President. Local turnout varies. a peaceful candle vigil draws 100 in Gal
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Two Killed in Accident Near Prescott Arkansas
In a one vehicle crash about 17 miles east of Prescott on Arkansas 24, driver Mac Hart and five passengers were involved. Graham Warnix age 7 of Camden and Benton Moore II age 18 of Turrell died. Injured were Chris Russell 19 of Pine Bluff, Key Beard 20 of Blytheville. Russell in satisfactory condition, Beard in serious condition. Hart, high speed chase prior to losing control, died later at Nevada County Hospital in Prescott. Police identified Hart as the driver. others were passengers.
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Agnew Faults Bias in TV News and Urges Responsiveness
Vice President Spiro Agnew warned that public opinion is shaped by biased television coverage and urged networks to be more responsive to national views. He stopped short of calling for government censorship while saying power over TV news rests with a small, closed group. He noted networks have both contributed to public knowledge and, at times, fostered doubt about officials. CBS president Frank Stanton called it an unprecedented attempt to intimidate a news medium. Mutual Radio backed the call for fairness and accuracy in news.
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State Records First Snow of Season Across Arkansas
Arkansas reported the season's first snow in multiple northern counties last night. Green Forest logged steady snowfall while Jonesboro Paragould and Harrison saw a mix of snow rain and sleet.
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Apollo 12 Moon Mission Readies Systematic Explore Plan
Apollo 12 aims to collect more lunar rocks, test long term surface work, and refine pinpoint landings. Charles Conrad Jr. and Alan L. Bean will select and photograph rocks, document each sample, and deploy experiments to gather data on the moon’s surface subsurface and atmosphere for years.
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Apollo 12 lifts off despite brutal Cape Kennedy storms
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Richard Gordon and Alan Bean rode the Saturn V Yankee Clipper into Earth orbit at 1122 a.m. amid heavy rain and lightning. Officials reported a brief loss of data and alarm lights but the vehicle achieved orbit about 117 miles high marking the start of the second moon landing mission with President Nixon among onlookers.
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March Against Death Demonstrations Move Past White House
Washington protests over U.S. policy in Vietnam enter a second day as the march proceeds past the White House with demonstrators pressing for change. Veep Agnew accuses television of unfair reporting while presidents counter his bid for favorable federal treatment. Debate on Judge Haynsworth nomination continues with 40 against, 87 for, and 23 uncommitted. In Saigon, North Vietnamese forces attack near Bu Prang and Duc Lap camps as South Vietnamese bombers strike at their own troops. Apollo 12 readied for man’s second trip to the moon.
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Corporation Profits Decline In July September Quarter
Washington AP reports that before tax profits of American corporations declined for the first time since 1967, dropping to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 92.4 billion dollars from the previous record. After tax earnings were projected at 50 billion for the quarter, down 1.8 billion, with dividends up 600 million and retained earnings down over 2 billion as inflation efforts show early results.
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All Around Town Spl Imon Hamic Home From Viet Nam
Imon Hamic son of Mr and Mrs Imon Hamric of Emmet returns after 13 months combat duty in Viet Nam. Explorers plan admission ceremony at 7 p.m. November 25 at First Presbyterian Church to officially welcome new members. Chief of Police Alvin Willis warns against burning trash and leaves in streets.
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Pilkinton Sees Independent Governor For Arkansas
HOPE Ark AP James H Pilkinton of Hope said that if an independent wins the 1970 Arkansas governor race the state might be better off He urged putting principles first and party politics aside noting the current climate and primaries He would not say if he plans to run and said parties would have two years to purge and reorganize to meet the need of the state
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